But now I'm sure you've all seen that viral video. Over the weekend, we saw a white couple being

mercilessly beaten by a mob of black people in Cincinnati. And since this, the video's gone

massively viral. Now, there's more to the story. In another video, another guy walks up, and they

bam, right in the face, he goes down, hits his head. It's pretty wild. But one of the reasons

what is going viral is that we've had stories like this for years, decades. I mean, to be

honest, just as long as we've had cell phone video, we've had videos of mob violence, but we've

had a lot of videos of racial violence. You've had the knockout game. Remember that? That's right,

in New York City,

black teens would run up to Jewish people and bash them over the head for no reason.

You then had stop Asian hate, where once again, black teens in New York would run up and bash Asian people for no reason. And the funny thing about that campaign was that it was pushed by

the woke left, hashtag stop Asian hate, and they abandoned it. And everyone was kind of like,

hey, whoa, whoa, why are you guys not hashtag and stop Asian hate anymore? What's going on? And

well, many people said, once the video started going massively viral showing it was predominantly

almost entirely black teenagers that were doing it.

The woke left was like, maybe we shouldn't show all these videos of black teenagers mercilessly

beating people of different races.

So when you get this video, it's not necessarily that this is, and I want to caveat this, I'm not saying it's not, I'm saying,

what we got from this video is a white couple being beaten by a black mob. It's not, it's not part of a

larger trend like the knockout game. But for many people, they're snapping and they're saying

enough of this. Why are we getting all these

videos? And more importantly, why is it that if the races were reversed, it'd be a national,

there'd be a national outcry, it'd be the apocalypse, you'd have the worst riots you've seen

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