[Youtube Review][TED] I am the son of a terrorist. Here's how I chose peace | Zak Ebrahim

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This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

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Playtime Comments : [TED] I am the son of a terrorist. Here's how I chose peace | Zak Ebrahim

To****:

6:16 - that REALLY hit me. “Something beyond my control”

Ev*********:

0:59 top ten anime plot twists

Ar********:

8:26 someone's gigling...

M*:

5:57 i knwo very well.

52*****:

8:25 I heard giggle did you too?

Mi***********:

can we talk about how at 8:24 someone laughs in the crowd

B5********:

08:40 "And with that simple fact, I stand here as proof that violence isn't inherent in one's religion…" Except Islam strongly promotes violence and his dad would have almost certainly not been a terrorist if it weren't for his religion.

wa*********:

2:30 hé talks about a van

Em*************:

6:22 His name is Jeff.

Go**************:

8:23 Did someone laugh??

 

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Top Comments : [TED] I am the son of a terrorist. Here's how I chose peace | Zak Ebrahim

Ji**********:

Very good speaker. PLUS
Glad to see a gamer and son of a bad man be so calm and awesome. There you go media. You've been beat

Ni*******:

" I'm tired of hating people"

Ja*********:

“Anger is like holding a hot coal and intending to throw it, except you only get burned”-Buddha

Ed***:

TED: uploads a video 5 years ago

No one:

YouTube: ight we will give it them now

Ri******:

" I am not my father " That got me

Ed******:

VERY ELOQUENT SPEAKER AND VERY POWERFUL MESSAGE... I DON'T KNOW HOW ANYONE COULD DISLIKE THIS VIDEO...

LQ****:

Truly amazing.. as an American Muslim this guy is a wonderful role model. God bless him.

Ma****:

He played video games but still chose peace



Media: Wait, that’s illegal

Th**********:

"I am not my father" What a powerful and inspiring speech.

HE**********:

he was holding back tears! Can't imagine how much emotional pain he is in!

Co**********:

no other words than just beautiful to describe this talk

Ku*********:

“I am khan and I’m not a terrorist” recalling this line fits perfectly!

Es*********:

"Ben babam değilim."

da********:

What if he jus started screaming like doodle Bob scared everyone of them

De***:

"I am not my father"


George R.R. Martin's Daenerys enters the chat

Ma*********:

This is a brave brave man. I got mad respect for him

Ti**:

Tears full of my eyes after watching this. My family hold strongly believe that they hate people from different race, country, sexual orientation, and different political party. I am tired of hearing all their negative thoughts when I went back home. Thank you for speaking on Ted!

re*****:

Hatred and Bigotry are not Family Values.

We*************:

He is an Empath. You literally cannot hate, or judge in the same capacity as everyone else, if you are an empath. If you feel and understand others, there is no hate.

We************:

That comment about The Daily Show caught me off guard. That’s really cool though.

An************:

I love this Ted talk. His voice, his story, his conclusion, inspiring

Da********:

I didn't know Jacksepticeye's dad was a terrorist

th*******:

Darth Vader: I am your father!
Luke: NOOOOOOOOO!

also Luke
Luke: I am not my father!

jo*******:

this is a story that should be shared in schools not for the subject matter but for the soul fact it can be taken many ways and always be positive

Ke****************:

I consistently had chills throughout the entire video

fl*************:

Don't let this distract you from the fact that the Seahawks should have ran the football.

Al***********:

Brave guy. I wish I had his courage

ma*********:

" However, in every religion, in every population, you'll find a small percentage of people, who hold so fervently to their beliefs, that they feel must use any means necessary to make others live as they do. " - Zak Ebrahim

" We are not Angels that always act good, we are not Demons that always act bad, we are just Humans, we have both abilities. So, if some human made a mistake, blame themselves, not their religions, not their races, not their origins or their families. So, have a heart, Humans. Peace " - 'Lars Yunglord'

A lot of people are just ignorant because of the media and if you watch videos about reverts they’ll tell you they have been ostracized. Islam teaches patience. Patience then showed those who did the ostracizing that Islam is peaceful and brings happiness to their lives. They eventually revert too. I recommend you look up “Why latinos are converting to islam.”

EDIT: When I wrote this I felt like I had to prove that you can’t blame an entire population for a small person’s actions.
Now I have a different approach and it’s 2 things: Patience & Forgiveness.

Ma*******:

I have that sad feeling that most empathic people were bullied at school :/ it remembers a philosophy subject that I could have treated in my philosophy exam which said : "Is that necessary to know injustice to understand the justice?" (not exactly like that but I do what I can with my memory and translation) and I'm wondering what would've happened if this respectable man weren't bullied, didn't work with gays, didn't befriend jews... I have this sad feeling you have to experiment something hard to have knockback with your influence :/

Anyway huge respect for this man and his understanding for people. (And sorry for bad English btw I'm French :c)

Mi*********:

I remember being told to get off the train at WTC that cold day. light sleeting snow falling. It was very cold and their were more EMT buses and police I had ever seen in my life.
I watched as the north tower I believe billowed with smoke. This was along time ago but it’s still pretty fresh in my mind. I started to get a little scared as I thought to myself what if one of those buildings falls down and could I do to get to safety ?
Almost a decade later on a Warm September day walking down west 14 th street I would find out.
Nothing could prepare me for the disaster that was to come and I’m sure everyone will agree how much our lives have changed after that day.
It’s amazing how much 2 days can effect the world.
I hope for peace in all ways for all people and that we can do it but my experiences tells me otherwise.

 

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[TED] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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