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Sept. 8, 2025 - Lionel Nation
15:00
Why a Black Ex-Con’s White Victim Got No Coverage from Liberal Media

Why a Black Ex-Con’s White Victim Got No Coverage from Liberal Media

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I refuse to apologize for pointing out the obvious.
I refuse to apologize to anyone why I keep bringing this subject up because I think the in fact I'm worried.
In fact, I know we're gonna forget about it in two days.
It's Lionel's three-day rule.
A story is only good for three days.
We can't let this go by.
We can't let this obvious this this obvious story go by.
We have to absolutely positively make sure you understand what's going on.
Arena Zarutsk cannot die in vain.
This is not about a Ukrainian, it's about a white woman, a blonde-haired, blue-eyed white woman killed by this this animal.
This animal.
This multiple repeat this vermin to come homeless like it matters.
This sick hominid, this waste of flesh.
This disgusting.
Oh my god, this human slime.
This I keep this hominid we supposedly share DNA with him.
Let me calm down for one second.
And go to something equally as problematic.
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Let me tell you the obvious news, the good news, the news as to truth.
The news while you're tuning in.
You see, the media, the media, these rat bastards, the media think you're blind.
They think you're blind, you're stupid, you don't know what's going on, but you're not.
You're anything that you're you're not, and you can feel it every time a story breaks, and somehow, somehow the facts that matter most never never seem to make it into the headlines.
You ever notice that?
Then it's the the names are buried, the records are hidden, and and the identities somehow.
Well, somehow they're they're erased, left out, overlooked, expurgated, bodlarized, emended.
And always for the same reason.
Always for the same reason.
Because the truth would blow apart the carefully constructed narrative.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
The narrative you've been sold for years, the narrative they've been selling you for years.
And it happened again with Irina Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee, a young girl innocent doing nothing, a white, a white young girl, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, prototypical.
What do they used to say?
Lily White in the days of the 60s?
Let's let's be honest.
Because the abolition, the demographic of black and African American person of color is used without any hesitation, but white, ooh, say it.
She was white.
This woman who fled war only to be stabbed to death, slashed in the neck, ambushed, bushwhacked, Pearl Harbor, by some sick.
Some some some vermin.
On a Charlotte Light Rail.
Not New York.
Not Bedstein, not East New York.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Charlotte.
On a light rail train by De Carlos Brown.
De Carlos Demented the Guilty.
A homeless.
That's home.
I'm so sick.
What?
But he's homeless, shoeless, jobless, worthless.
Some excon with a rap sheet a mile long.
But instead of blasting his face across every front page, every, you know, every reference, the coverage got quiet.
The record somehow got ignored.
And the story faded.
Oh yeah.
The same pattern repeats over and over and over and over.
And Americans are sick of it because the double standard is obvious.
The double standard is obvious.
We know what's happening.
When the victim is black, the outrage is through the roof.
You know what I'm talking about.
You've seen it a million times.
You don't need me to tell you.
You know what's happening.
You absolutely know.
You know precisely what's happening.
You don't need me to say this, but I'm telling you.
I'm telling you because I think I have to sometimes.
I'm half you.
Because the double standard is obvious.
When the victim is black, the outrage is endless.
The protests are up.
The corporate pledges flow, the politicians scramble to make speeches.
But when the victim is white and young.
And Sidney Sweeney White, so to speak.
I know this sounds crazy, but it's true.
You get silence.
Or worse, you get you get excuses.
You get spin about the killer's tough life.
About how society failed him.
The tough life.
Kind of like this Soros restorative justice nonsense.
They give you a story about his background.
What about hers?
Well, you know.
But let's look at him.
Let's look at him.
This poor man.
This poor man.
Misunderstood.
We let him down.
You hear that?
You get the diversion from the very reality we're all staring at.
This this selective outrage is selective justice and selective truth.
And it's killing what's left of trust in this country.
And it's no accident.
No accident, my friend.
Now think back.
Think back to the last church shooting.
Remember that one?
Remember where the assailant.
Remember the assailant?
Remember that story?
Remember, and you always know.
When they don't tell you who's who.
Remember this?
They don't tell you.
Who what who is this person?
What's his story or its story?
Remember that?
Or the assailant was trans.
And remember how?
Remember how the media were told?
Point blank, not to mention it.
Don't dwell on the identity because, well, it destroys the narrative.
And that's the key.
It's not about reporting facts.
It's about protecting a script.
A script they've written.
A script where white victims vanish into footnots.
And white suffering is inconvenient.
While the identity politics machine churns non-stop about systemic racism.
When in fact we see crimes committed against whites all the time.
With no media firestorm, no marches, no murals, no no Netflix documentaries, just silence and grief.
Let me ask you the million dollar question.
Why do you think that is?
Why do you think that is?
What do you think that story is all about?
Why do you think that is?
You know exactly why that is.
Come on.
Remember Austin Metcalfe?
That's another name you were never supposed to remember.
This is a young white man stabbed to death, and instead of focusing on his life, on his stolen future, the coverage tilted to the killer to his hardships, to his supposed struggles.
The media even tried to gin up sympathy for him of a complete inversion of the justice the victim made invisible.
And the assailant turned into a tragic victor.
Why?
Because the victim was white.
And the perp was black.
And that simple fact flips the script upside down.
And the press won't allow it, so they erase it and tell you to move along.
That's it.
You know it.
I'm telling yourself you already know.
This isn't paranoia.
This is not theory.
This is beyond obvious, beyond axiomatic.
It happens too often to be coincidence.
It's it's it's intentional.
It's engineered, and it's corrosive when killers like Di Carlos the guilty are framed as troubled men, failed by society, homeless.
He's homeless.
What do you want?
Have you ever heard about a white homeless killer?
That's different.
That's different.
While the woman he butchered is treated like a side note.
The message is loud and clear.
Some lives count for headlines, and others don't.
When shooters are protected from scrutiny because their identity shatters the activist narrative, the message is just as loud.
Truth is conditional, outrageous, curated, justice is negotiable.
You know how this thing works.
This is this is this is something that is.
I mean, how long are we going to go through this you think?
How long?
Seriously?
Honestly.
And Americans feel it.
You feel it in your gut.
You know you're being lied to.
You know you're being managed.
The media are not reporters anymore.
They're repeaters, they're narrative enforcers.
They'll go out of their way to blast a story if it fuels division.
But if it threatens their dogma, they slam their brakes.
And this selective silence breeds resentment, it breeds mistrust, and it breeds anger.
And they know it.
You don't care.
They don't care what you think.
Because they think you won't notice it, because you're too busy.
But you do.
And you're not too busy.
You have it, and it is your time to call it.
Your time to say something.
Call it what it is.
Say it.
It's a deliberate blackout, no pun intended, a refusal to treat white victims as worthy of attention.
Think I'm exaggerating?
I don't think so.
And you don't either.
Law and order mean nothing if justice itself is filtered through some ideology, what prism or lens.
Every time crime deserves outrage, every victim deserves a voice.
Every killer deserves exposure.
Yet time and time again, we see the opposite.
We see it all the time.
We see killers excused and victims erased, depending on who they are, and depending upon their race, and depending upon whether they're a homeless.
And we see names like Arena Zaruska vanish while George Floyd, oh my god, this apotheosis, the elevation, that's canonization of the saint, this man who died of an overdose, of an overdose.
Becomes a household name, a household world.
We see Austin Metcalf forgotten while his killer is humanized.
We see an entire country whipped into riots over one narrative while told to shut up about the other.
That's not justice.
That's propaganda.
And you know it.
You see, the American people need to wake up.
And we are.
We have to understand that this silence is not accidental.
It's designed to keep you docile and to keep you ashamed and to keep you divided, when in truth it is ripping the country apart.
Equal justice under law is meaningless.
If equal outrage under media is denied, if selective reporting is selective justice and selective justice is no justice at all.
That's what we're doing right now.
So remember this.
Remember the names they want you to forget.
Remember, remember Irina Zarutska.
Remember Austin Metcalf.
Remember every victim erased by this blackout.
Remember the kids who were killed in the church by that trans killer.
Remember this.
Because until the silence is broken, until the narrative is challenged, the double standard will continue.
It'll continue to poison everyone.
And you know what's happening.
You know it's real.
And it's time to say it loud.
And that they cannot bury it anymore.
Thank you, my friend, for the honor of speaking to you.
Do what's right.
Do what's right.
Pay attention.
Pay very close attention.
And also get angry.
You can get angry.
It's okay.
I give you permission.
Get angry.
Say it.
Say it.
Be angry.
You can do it.
It's okay.
I give you permission.
You've earned it.
Now do me a favor.
Listen very carefully to what's happening.
Pay attention to what's going on.
Listen to the words we've said.
Listen to the words that we've spoken to.
Listen to what we have stated just this moment.
And I have a series of questions to apply afterwards in the comment section.
And I want to see what you have to say.
And comment.
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