The Hodge Twins: Our Response To Dilbert creator Scott Adams “White People Stay Away From Black People”

Here are the first group of comments under the video:

MarxIsDead  

He wasn't being racist. He was being a pragmatic realist. If you live in an area where the minorities absolutely disdain you and could possibly do you harm, then you leave. 

snuggiebear

Scott Adams has a point, I’m black and I can tell you he has a point.

QuanLoi Decker 19 hours ago When I was in Vietnam in my unit the company clerk was black and he was friendly to everyone. At one point a new person was transferred into our unit and he happened to be black. This one individual influenced most of the black guys in the unit and they segregated themselves against the whites. And they beat the shit out of the company clerk because he was friendly to whites. And for as long as he was there, onward, he unfortunately kept to himself and was friendly to no one. Believe it or not, at 19 years of age, that was my first experience of racism. 

Laurymakesaway 

I don't blame him. I'm BLK and I approve this message. The hatred that comes out of the mouth of people I have spoken too, the ppl you see online and the crimes committed it's true. They feel so comfortable telling me how much they hate WHT ppl. I'm sorry Twins but, you need to face the facts🤷🏿‍♀️  

j bee 21 hours ago 

He's 100% spot on. 

Jaspri Voorhees 

i love how you guys pick and choose when it's ok to generalize.

Blue Thunder

You made his point right off the bat by saying you yourself live in a mostly white neighborhood, he told the truth and he said he was willing to pay the price for his freedom of speech.

Ethan M 23 hours ago

I'm Black and I live in a very wealthy suburban white neighborhood in North Jersey. The average household income is $230,000 a year. My home is worth $1.4 million. Newark is not too far away. I used to go over there for a haircut to patronize a Black business. My car was broken into and my electronics stolen. Point is, based on experiences like that, I am happy living in my all white neighborhood and supporting businesses in my neighborhood even if they are white-owned. I have no desire to be near Black people at all. Haven't been to Newark since that happened. Dunmwaru Preachan When people hate you. You stay away from them and arm up. It's a sad fact, but it's a fact.

I posted the video, and the comments, because I can see both sides.

That poll is evidence of a problem far worse than the twins are acknowledging. I think the twins are wrong to excuse black people because perhaps their understanding of the issue comes from CRT. CRT is not old enough to have infected society to that extent, yet. It has infected the media, yes, but not society to that point.

On the other hand, there are a lot of racist white people, who give black people reason to not like white people.