Hodgetwins dissect Amazing Lucas's viral video claiming 99% of Black people ignore Irina Zarutska's murder, a case where a BLM sign-wearing victim was killed by a career criminal. They challenge Lucas's narrative that white elites prioritize superiority over empathy, contrasting the lack of protests for Zarutska with riots following George Floyd's death. The hosts critique Lucas's political pivot from Republican to progressive and his use of "ignorance" against white people, ultimately arguing he must listen to both sides to maintain honesty amidst his far-left shift. [Automatically generated summary]
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Racist Arena and Hate00:05:44
So now we care what happens on the train.
Oh my goodness.
So if you haven't heard, the racists out there, the white ignorants, have their new poster child, okay, for this month.
Seems that there's a new one every week.
I don't know what to tell you.
But this poster child is something they use as a pretext to justify their hatred, their vitriol, their racism, and them being overall victims, right?
Because they're under the belief that, oh, everyone hates white people and there's white racism out here and this is horrible and we got to do something about it.
That in a well, wait a minute, this is crazy.
I mean, I'm sure there's people out there that are racist and what you're saying is true.
They're using this as, you know, a way to spread that hate.
But I think the majority of white people are good and they care about crime on the subway.
You think?
That's my impression.
That's my assumption.
Yeah, but he's saying white people feel like everybody hates them.
He's actually going to prove that point correct here in about two minutes.
Watch.
In a nutshell, is the mindset of these white ignorants.
So, best believe, when this story came about, they were all giddy.
And what happened is that you have this woman, Irina, I believe is her name.
She met her demise on the train.
And it was at the fans of Wait For It, the boogie, boogie, boogeyman.
That's correct, the black man.
Of course he is.
Do you see what he did?
Yeah.
He is a boogeyman.
He is a monster.
And he should have been locked up.
He has a career criminal.
He shouldn't be even on the streets.
But because of black privilege, he's in the position where he can do something evil to somebody for no absolute no reason at all.
Yeah, and there's no denying that.
That's a fact.
He should have been locked up a long time ago.
And then Arena should still be alive if we were tough on crime.
Yeah, and that's what's galvanized white people to talk about this.
Not because they're racist.
They're getting tired of being slaughtered by us.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
That's how happy they were to hear this, okay?
They were just ecstatic hearing this because this justifies all of their hate.
No, I don't think any white person, even if they're racist, they're happy to hear about something like this.
Yeah, because it justifies their hate.
Yeah, I think you're overgeneralizing.
Way over generalize.
You need to save this energy for destiny.
Yeah.
That's the nut you should be focusing.
Yeah, and I think both sides, the left and the right, we do generalize things from time to time.
But the left, they do it 24-7.
Not only do they do it 24-7, but they're very speculative.
They make things up.
It's almost like they're hearing voices.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They see things that's schizophrenic.
Yeah, not that.
Hatred, right?
They go and cherry-pick little stories to justify their wicked behavior.
Oh, look, see, this is why we, you know, the black people, this is why the crime rates, this is what they do.
This is their MO.
Did he say white people are cherry-picking stories?
Yeah, I wouldn't use the word cherry-picking.
Yeah.
I mean, this happens all the time.
And a lot of times, like this story for arena, this happened months ago and it just came out.
Right.
They've been hiding this.
Now, if the roles were reversed, guess what it came out a lot sooner?
A lot sooner if it would have been a black person getting stabbed to death by a white person.
I don't think that's an accurate term to use, cherry pick.
I mean, we do commit a majority of the violent crime in this country.
Yeah.
I will say it is absolutely a travesty.
Okay.
You had people such as Elon Musk promote such false narratives as, oh, everyone is silent about this.
Okay.
Nobody's talking about this.
But if it had been a black girl and a white man, it would have made national news.
Of course it would have.
Yeah.
And rightfully so.
Right.
Because if a white guy, if the roles were reversed, you got, when you see something like that happen, you got to be like, this is racially motivated.
Right.
That's the first thought that's going to come in your head.
Right.
I don't even like to compare Arena to George Floyd because the stories are so different.
But that's why George Floyd was so prevalent.
It's so widespread.
It was all over the news because there's a white man on top of a black guy.
Yeah, but look how he passed away.
Yeah, but I'm thinking it was a drug overdose.
That's what I'm thinking too.
I mean, that dude that had his knee on his shoulder blade, he didn't help anything, but he didn't help.
But this arena, she was actually, you know, unalive by a person.
Because the color of her skin.
I don't think that was the case with George Floyd.
Yeah.
And then you take the...
You had other ops there that was not white.
Yeah.
He had an Asian had a dude that looked like me.
He was not racist like a black dude.
But you look at the press coverage that George Floyd got and the praise he got, golden statues, golden coffin.
Yeah.
Right.
And do you compare it to arena?
It's like night and day.
Yeah.
And he was a career criminal and y'all made him into a martyr.
Yeah.
That is insane.
Yeah.
And we all know that is just demonstrably false.
Okay.
There have been plenty of cases of white men yeeting black women and it hasn't made national news nor has there been any pro I haven't heard in any of those.
I'm sure it happens, but I don't think the probably the reason why they didn't get much press because it was it wasn't racially motivated.
You could tell that situation was racially motivated.
Yeah, but I think he's making stuff up.
Yeah, I personally.
Protests or riots.
That's another thing they love screaming about.
You know, anytime there's a white person who they believe is unjustly taken from this planet, they want to talk about, oh, look, look, there's no riots.
Do you see that?
There's no riots going out there.
There's no protest going out there.
Do you see that, black people?
Yeah, look at Charlie Kirk, politically assassinated.
When They Care About White People00:05:03
And what did the right do?
Held vigils.
No, we prayed.
There was no violence to retaliate what happened to him.
Yeah.
I mean, that's a perfect example.
I mean, if you just look at both sides, the left is a whole lot more violent than the right.
Yeah.
And I don't know.
For one, I always find that to be a bit weird, right?
Because I'm like, if you believe this white person was wrongfully taken by the hands of law enforcement or something, why wouldn't you protest?
Okay.
Like, there's no moral value in you being silent and allowing the state to.
He's making up stuff now.
But white people don't protest when white people are unalive by cops because they hold themselves to a higher standard than blacks.
A black man could pull out a knife and he's like, you didn't have to shoot him.
All you had to do was shoot him in his mushroom tip.
All you had to do is shoot him in the foot.
You didn't have to kill him.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's just, that's just the two differences in the cultures.
White people, oh, you should have listened to the cop.
Black people, oh, you shouldn't have shot him.
He only had a knife.
He wasn't going to do anything with it.
He was just trying to scare you.
To completely eliminate you.
But in their eyes, they think like they're taking the high ground because they're not protesting when their white lives, you know, get ethered.
But that goes back to what I've said before is that they don't care about white lives.
Okay.
Many of the white elites, many of the white ignorants, they don't care about white people.
What they care about is being in a better position than black people.
No, that's an opinion.
A very horrible opinion.
White people don't care about white lives.
All they care about is doing better than blacks.
That's crazy.
That's woke.
They care about is that when a black person does a crime, that's what they care about.
You can talk about white and white crime all day ad nauseum.
They don't care.
You can talk about as far as the crime rates.
You can talk about the mental health issues.
You can talk about as far as the intel rates.
They don't care because it seems that white people don't care about white people.
All right.
The only time they care about white people is if there's a black person involved that they can.
Well, your logic is screwed.
Charlie Kirk just proved that wrong.
Yeah.
He's been...
That's just an opinion, but that's a horrible opinion.
And it's an overgeneralization of whites.
He's, well, he's on the left.
He's pushing a narrative.
But he used to be Republican.
Well, at least at the very least, he was moderate.
Yeah.
That's when they care about white people.
It's a really sick mindset.
Once again, lineage of evil.
One thing I will say: I talked to 99.9% of black people about this story, about what transpired.
And it's horrible.
I think we all agree on that.
And they wanted me to give a message.
And behalf of 99.9% of black people, I'm here to talk to the white ignorance out there and let y'all know we are deeply uncaring.
That is correct.
We don't care, bruh.
I'm sorry.
We don't give not an ounce of caring about what happened to this girl on the train.
And let me tell you.
You know what's weird?
When he called people white ignorance, I mean, that black person lives in your neighborhood.
That violence will show up at your doorstep.
For him to call white people ignorance, I mean, I will call black people ignorant for not wanting to put that guy away.
Yeah.
But you know what?
I wouldn't say it's 99% of black people.
I'd say it's probably around 90%.
Yeah, because about 8 to 10% are moderate.
Blacks are moderate and Republicans.
And they totally disagree with this guy.
He's speaking for like the progressive, the modern-day black liberal in America.
They don't, but they're not liberal, they're progressive.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, but that's a weird flex.
Yeah.
And you know, this, this girl, Irena, she actually in her room, she had a sign of Black Lives Matter in her room.
Yeah, yeah, let me show you that.
She actually was a friend of the black man.
Yeah, see her.
This is her right here.
This is her bedroom.
Black Lives Matter.
You can barely see it.
So they circled it.
Here's another image where it's been blown up.
Yeah.
And you can see it.
Black Lives Matter.
I can't breathe.
So she was a champion for the black community.
And when a black person takes her life, nobody shows up for her.
Nobody, the black community doesn't even show up for her.
Yeah.
So when black people say Black Lives Matter, they really mean it.
They only care about black lives.
But they only care about black lives when that black life is lost at the hands of a white person.
Yeah.
And he was just trying to make that same argument against white people.
Yeah.
When he started this video, he said white people playing the victim.
They're out to get us.
They don't like us.
To justify their hatred, their vitriol, their racism, and them being overall victims, right?
Because they're under the belief that, oh, everyone hates white people and there's white racism out here and this is horrible.
And we got to do something about it.
Yeah, but then he proves that argument.
Right.
Nobody cares about you.
You know what?
You're right.
He did.
That's a great point.
Yeah, I know it says white people.
The Hat That Follows00:02:45
I'm the victim.
Nobody likes us.
And then when one of you loses your life at the hands of a black person, nobody cares.
And he pointed that out.
99.9% of black people, even though you might have a Black Lives Matter sign, even though you believe in championing the Black Lives Matter movement, we still don't care about you.
And he proved that from his video.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Amazing Lucas, man.
He used to be, I thought he used to be Republican.
I'm pretty sure he used to be Republican, but now he's like, yeah, he's back shit crazy progressive.
I don't know why you wear that hat.
You should wear a hat with the black power fist on it.
Hey, I know why he wears that hat.
He probably put that hat and says, man, hold up.
Man, I look good in this.
I don't stand for this flag or anything, but I look good in this hat.
That's why he wears that hat.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know what happened to him.
I mean, we got a, he started getting a back and forth with Officer Tatum.
They were going at it for a while, and then he just went far left.
Yeah.
I don't know.
He's rebelling.
Yeah.
I don't know what he's doing.
Because that term ignites, he used to use it for the left.
Now he's using it for white people that's Republican.
Somebody burnt this dude really bad.
You think so?
Somebody in the Republic Party did him real bad.
And he's got some trauma he's dealing with.
He's scoring.
Yeah, he's scoring because that dude used to be Republican.
Y'all, a lot of y'all used to.
I know y'all know who this guy is.
Y'all used to follow him.
We used to follow him.
Before I even started my politics channel, I used to watch this guy.
And overwhelmingly, he sounded like a Republican.
I don't know what happened.
Something did happen.
It's some kind of trauma.
Yeah.
Because ignorance, that was meant for the left.
Now he's using it towards white people.
Yeah.
On the right.
Yeah, yeah, you need to get rid of this hat.
Get that black power fist on now.
Right?
Like on the cone, the Afro pic.
Have a fist right there and have it outlined in white.
Or wear a wave cap or a do-rag or a shisty mask.
You'll fit right in with the people who watch your channel.
Yeah, I don't know what happened to him, man.
Yeah, this is Republican good.
You wear it.
I still watch him because I do value his opinion, though.
Yeah.
I mean, when I watch his videos, he helps me to be more honest with myself.
You know?
And hopefully, if you watch this video, he can be more honest with himself as well.
Because you got to listen to both sides or you just turn far right or far left.
Unfortunately for him, sounds like he's far left now.