So satisfying to hear Michael was granted 46k at the end of it, those investigators should have been fired though. I feel sorry for anyone who is incarcerated under circumstances like this.

So satisfying to hear Michael was granted 46k at the end of it, those investigators should have been fired though. I feel sorry for anyone who is incarcerated under circumstances like this.

The fact that investigators will intentionally ignore case details and try to get a guilty verdict as a status symbol is quite honestly disgusting, it should be their responsibility to make sure they get as close to the truth as possible

If they were fired, new guys would come in their place. Those new guys wouldn't have learned the hard way - you can't just hold someone up unjustifiably. So  they would be more likely to repeat  that mistake, even though I'm sure, they learned about that "the soft  way" in academy. So paradoxically, them keeping their jobs might be positive? Idk, just something that came to my mind.

@Jackenape They was treated the same way.  One got paid and an apology.  The other......

@Jackenape They was treated the same way.  One got paid and an apology.  The other......

@Duane Bro, police are allowed to lie about evidence all the time.  <br>You've never heard of this really?

@Duane Bro, police are allowed to lie about evidence all the time.
You've never heard of this really?

@Hex Slayer People get judged on one encounter all the time.<br>Everyday in the court room.

@Hex Slayer People get judged on one encounter all the time.
Everyday in the court room.

@Hex Slayer No excuse for trying to send an innocent man to prison.

@Hex Slayer No excuse for trying to send an innocent man to prison.

Happens all the time, all the damn time.

Happens all the time, all the damn time.

@Hex Slayer there's no excuse to literally lie in an attempt to imprison an obviously innocent person. This guy was lucky that someone who wasn't a total piece of shit looked into the case, but many many people aren't that lucky.

@Hex Slayer in a job like this where you are trying to make people look guilty for crimes they commit having an attitude or whatever he had isn’t good and he should be fired .

@Hex Slayer in a job like this where you are trying to make people look guilty for crimes they commit having an attitude or whatever he had isn’t good and he should be fired .

@Hex Slayer You must be somebody with a criminal history for whom spending 3.5 days in jail facing much more is not a big deal. Also, you must never have had a a job with responsibility.

@Hex Slayer You must be somebody with a criminal history for whom spending 3.5 days in jail facing much more is not a big deal. Also, you must never have had a a job with responsibility.

Only 46k? I wouldn't settle for less than a million. The first cop tried to make this guy incriminate himself.

Only 46k? I wouldn't settle for less than a million. The first cop tried to make this guy incriminate himself.

I believe they were suspended for a short period of time

I believe they were suspended for a short period of time

@Hex Slayer Where is the line in the sand for having a bad day? I could possibly give the officer a break for not reviewing the original call from dispatch describing the suspect as a small white man but that's probably the limit. This detective is creating evidence out of thin air. He tells the suspect he has video evidence of Michael perpetrating the crime along with eye witnesses. The police then confine the guy for three and a half days.

The level of incompetence is astounding in this case from the outset. The police apparently chase the suspect then lose him, then arrest the first person they come across despite him not matching the description. They then manufacture false evidence in the hopes to get a confession and when that doesn't work they put him in jail for three and a half days.

Not just that but they would of been promoted for this and with that leg up, could have been promoted further and fuck knows.. could be in charge of rewarding 1000 other idiots for behaving the same way.

@Hex Slayer uh, so if someone helps people with everything, but one time just shoot someone in the face, he or she  is still ok because the other things, and because he had a bad day. Just let him off the hook.

I felt horrible for him until i heard that part. Totally worth 3 days in jail✋😩

I felt horrible for him until i heard that part. Totally worth 3 days in jail✋😩

@Hex Slayer literally roasted that man alive there lmao

@Hex Slayer literally roasted that man alive there lmao

I was in a situation like this, but not quite the same, someone pushed me, so I slapped them. Then he called the cops and him and his friend said I came up to them yelled racial slurs and then slapped him. Racism is a hot topic, so immediately the judge believed them and I ended up fighting it in court for two years. It was reduced to a non-conviction, but still in my hidden record. Being the victim of false accusations where only you know the truth, but no one believes you is the worst feeling.

@Hex Slayer just what exactly compels you to give someone so negligent and bad at their job the benefit of a doubt for absolutely no reason

@Hex Slayer just what exactly compels you to give someone so negligent and bad at their job the benefit of a doubt for absolutely no reason

The amount of people wanting them to be fired is too damn high. I understand that the cop was a douche in this situation, but we don't know his whole story. He might be a pretty good cop most of the time but you people use one sample to judge someone right away. You want to immediately take someone's livelihood away from him based off of one mistake. This is basically cancel culture. You're doing the same thing as what the cop in the video was doing: jumping to conclusions based on one single observation.

@Hex Slayer Factual? Why dont it happen to vvoman

@Hex Slayer Factual? Why dont it happen to vvoman

100% victim of racism. And he is like the nicest guy ever. Should have gave him 46 mil

100% victim of racism. And he is like the nicest guy ever. Should have gave him 46 mil

Investigators should be fired, thrown in prison for the amount of years Justin was going to get.

Investigators should be fired, thrown in prison for the amount of years Justin was going to get.

He got granted 46k, someone with a different skincolor would have been fined for “wasting time”

He got granted 46k, someone with a different skincolor would have been fined for “wasting time”

When it comes down to losing time out of your life, 46 K ain't SHIT.

When it comes down to losing time out of your life, 46 K ain't SHIT.

@FannyBandit do you know what sarcasm is? It wasn’t supposed to be an actual excuse, and he’s right, maybe he’s always had an amazing career but he fucked up that day, he already had his punishment, that’s it. Im sure you do mistakes all the time, and that you’ve done severe mistakes too and hurt people, like everyone, have some empathy

@Hex Slayer difference being that this is some man's life. That officer could've landed him I'm Jail for years and were supposed to be like "opsie daisy I was just having a bad day"

@Hex Slayer difference being that this is some man's life. That officer could've landed him I'm Jail for years and were supposed to be like "opsie daisy I was just having a bad day"

It's the coffee drinking type if investigator.
They come for the coffee.

I'm glad he got compensared

It's the coffee drinking type if investigator.
They come for the coffee.

I'm glad he got compensared

46k is nothing. That shit changes your life.  Deserved 100k.

46k is nothing. That shit changes your life.  Deserved 100k.

So... $46,000 and then his lawyer gets what, half of that? And that detective should have been fired, not demoted.

So... $46,000 and then his lawyer gets what, half of that? And that detective should have been fired, not demoted.

yes.. you don't want investigators like that even working.

yes.. you don't want investigators like that even working.

@Lenon Kitchens heh heh “punishing the actual people responsible.” it’s funny ‘cuz that’s what the detective failed to do.

@Lenon Kitchens heh heh “punishing the actual people responsible.” it’s funny ‘cuz that’s what the detective failed to do.

The 46k is nice, but I'm happier that the interrogator and another officer were demoted and suspended without pay.  Again, the money is nice, but punishing the actual people responsible and not the tax payers is how actual change occurs.

@kunst dontfollow you must come from a family of money.

@kunst dontfollow you must come from a family of money.

People who look at the comments before watching  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxMMElT61A8

People who look at the comments before watching  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxMMElT61A8

46k is nothing compared to what he's been through

46k is nothing compared to what he's been through

@Killua Brock  if you read my comment being stuck in traffic had nothing to do with the situation, I was simply giving examples of what an excuse was which had no relevance to what my point was, that we judge every situation with full and complete malice, making up realities that never happened. This man got away and is not in jail and got PAID. why are we thinking so hard of realities that don't exist? Why is humanity always thinking about the worse case scenario and making them realities that DONT EXIST. look at the ending and stop complaining so much. Yeah the situation SUCKED. BUT THE ENDING WAS PRICELESS.  The cop got what he deserved and so did the innocent black man, he was innocent and was rewarded greatly for his commendable patience. That's what we should be talking about, how lucky he was that he wasn't jailed for 10 years and how much of a blessing it is that he had such a kind heart to someone trying to incriminate him.

@Hex Slayer wow you just destroyed that persons career with no remorse

@Hex Slayer wow you just destroyed that persons career with no remorse

@Hex Slayer Except for the fact that the investigator did not even perform the most basic of due diligence, with checking witnesses at the scene (Did not check with the dispatcher; Did not talk to the bus driver, like Michael himself suggested, etc.).  This video just shows pure, unadulterated laziness on part of the police.

As to your comment that "The investigator has to rely on trust that he was brought an actual suspect.":  You mean assume the man is guilty and proving his innocence?  I'm sure, seeing it in this context, you can agree this statement of yours is a bit off the mark.

Additionally: Even if this "technique" worked in other cases, that does not make it legitimate. The investigator, with no evidence at all, is making false accusations in an attempt to bully someone into submission.  There are many cases, of those being wrongfully imprisoned, where police lean on people and gain false confessions.  Usually it is someone with a spotty record and past sentences, someone where prosecutors can say:  "Look, your past activity can easily land you for 12 years, but, tell us now, and we will only pursue 4." That may be an attractive offer to someone, perhaps beating down by life, that feels they are screwed if they do and screwed if they don't.

With the above in mind: I'm sure you can see now that this is not just an individual case, but a systemic problem where police, in lieu of leg-work, just throw words out there in order to see what sticks.

To be clear: These thoughts of mine are not a personal attack on you or your intelligence.  I simply felt the need to disagree with you and encourage you to think about this a little more.

Take care.

@Hex Slayer Yeah, if you are in a position of authority such that you can destroy someone's life with your negligence, you need to keep your fucking head on straight at all times.  No excuses.  If you are having a bad day and you don't think you can do your job without falsely imprisoning another human, stay home that day.

It's hilarious to me, as the video mentions that they try to get these blind confessions as it's a means of possible promotion, and they ended up getting demoted at the very least. But I agree, they shouldn't have been allowed to keep their jobs. It sounds like it was a number of systematic issues. The arresting officers probably told the interrogating officer that this was 100% the guy. I don't know how law enforcement works, but imagine you're the interrogating officer just trying to get through your day. The arresting officers make it known that "this is the guy" why wouldn't you believe them?

@Stormy Sheppard did you even watch the video bro?? He was wrongfully imprisoned for over 2 years

@Stormy Sheppard did you even watch the video bro?? He was wrongfully imprisoned for over 2 years

@FannyBandit plot twist: Steven James is the man interrogating Michael Dixon

@FannyBandit plot twist: Steven James is the man interrogating Michael Dixon

I hope the dude had his legal fees covered in addition to the rectification.

I hope the dude had his legal fees covered in addition to the rectification.

46.000$ is an insulting sum when seen in relation...

46.000$ is an insulting sum when seen in relation...

@Hex Slayer its not making up a false reality, its the mindset that that officer showed in current reality. you genuinely dont think, if he was willing to do it so boldly in this situation, that he wouldnt do it again if he got away with it? that he hadn't done it before? you dont stay with a person that cheats once because it wasnt on you.

i'm relieved and happy that michael's story ended how it did, but not taking into account the INTENTION of the officer and believing this was just some kind of fluke on his part is incredibly short-sighted. the officer got off way too easy, bottom line.

@ShadedFrenzy that's the serious problem with today everyone always says what if this happens or what if that happens? Guess what, it didn't happen that way this is what happened so stop making up false realities and thinking of these outlandish worse case scenarios, I'm sick of people not looking at the good in things and always look towards the horrible awful things that can happen. STOPPIT! it's insane. This guy had a happy ending. lol ffs.

@Hex Slayer and what would have happened if no one looked at his case? If he did it to this gentleman, what was stopping him from doing it to previous innocent people? The implications of letting a person with that kind of mindset hold power over anyone are terrible regardless of the details in Michael's situation. That officer is terrible and shouldn't have been put on leave. He should have lost his job, bare minimum and served time for attempting to forge a guilty verdict imho.

@ShadedFrenzy he was in jail for 3 days and got 50k, seriously. lol

@ShadedFrenzy he was in jail for 3 days and got 50k, seriously. lol

@Rag Dag what about him? He was freed the same day and never held in jail. What do you want?

@Rag Dag what about him? He was freed the same day and never held in jail. What do you want?

@Amanda Barnhart tf? Are you lost? People are mad about both cases, go project somewhere else.

@Amanda Barnhart tf? Are you lost? People are mad about both cases, go project somewhere else.

@Hex Slayer and the novel you wrote in response to Bryce is just you trying to use a lot of words to drown out how dumb you feel for saying something so ludicrous.

@Hex Slayer and the novel you wrote in response to Bryce is just you trying to use a lot of words to drown out how dumb you feel for saying something so ludicrous.

@Hex Slayer the fact that you immediately try to justify his attempt to ruin this INNOCENT man’s life is the most abysmal thing I’ve ever read.

“But what if someone was mean to that detective that day? If he had a bad day he has every right to destroy the lives of innocent people.”

@Matilda Stanford the worst part is, if he goes to look for other jobs, the most likely will see this on his record even if they took it off which can cause so many relationship problems in his life: coworkers, new jobs, new spouse. It’s so ducked.

@Hex Slayer that doesn’t warrant a falsely accused arrest. And on top of his innocence, he wasn’t even treated correctly with 3 days in jail before they even took what he said into consideration. That is just straight negligence and slightly unethical as you’re trying to get to the bottom of a case, not trying to make up one and pin it on someone. Glad they demoted

It sucks it happened but I’m so happy he got a least a decent reward. Cops always just trying to pin it on on someone to either get the ego boost of solving the crime fast or meet that arrest quota

@Hex Slayer None of what you've said could excuse deliberately attempting to sentence a man to prison time, effectively ruining their life. The sheer stupidity of your argument is quite baffling, honestly, and continuing to assert your position within it is what's truly "humiliating." Ijs.

@Hex Slayer Independently of whatever the cause it is that made the detective act like he did, incompetence has no place in such delicate lines of work.<br>When you have the power to fuck somebody's life up, maybe being an easily swayed emotional troglodyte makes you unfit for that job.

@Hex Slayer Independently of whatever the cause it is that made the detective act like he did, incompetence has no place in such delicate lines of work.
When you have the power to fuck somebody's life up, maybe being an easily swayed emotional troglodyte makes you unfit for that job.

@Hex Slayer if your bad day could potentially ruin somebody’s life, you don’t get to have a bad day.

@Hex Slayer if your bad day could potentially ruin somebody’s life, you don’t get to have a bad day.

46k?? That’s it??! He could have earned more on the outside, that’s absurd.

46k?? That’s it??! He could have earned more on the outside, that’s absurd.

And the police officers for arresting him for no reason

And the police officers for arresting him for no reason

@mike johnston Bob Did he actually get something substantial on his record though?

@mike johnston Bob Did he actually get something substantial on his record though?

@Hex Slayer "I got stuck in traffic therefore it's completely okay and I should go completely unpunished for trying to ruin someone's life for something they didn't do so I could get a promotion" bruh do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound, you're actually trying to justify a cop commiting a crime with "but they could have been stuck on traffic earlier that day :("

the 46k was definitely not worth it. It looks like Michael was very not familiar with the system. and he would've definitely got something on his record and removing records in Canada is a very tedious process and prospective employers might still get see the record which would be a huge red flag if the HR/hiring manager isn't big on context (which they wouldn't be if they're in a hurry). a year of minimum wage is not worth a lifetime of difficult career prospects.<br>He should've freaked out like a normal person and hopefully someone more senior could be brought in to clean the mess

the 46k was definitely not worth it. It looks like Michael was very not familiar with the system. and he would've definitely got something on his record and removing records in Canada is a very tedious process and prospective employers might still get see the record which would be a huge red flag if the HR/hiring manager isn't big on context (which they wouldn't be if they're in a hurry). a year of minimum wage is not worth a lifetime of difficult career prospects.
He should've freaked out like a normal person and hopefully someone more senior could be brought in to clean the mess

@Hex Slayer imo track record doesn't mean shit if he was willing to jail an innocent man for a quarter of his life for a promotion

@Hex Slayer imo track record doesn't mean shit if he was willing to jail an innocent man for a quarter of his life for a promotion

suspended w.o pay is the song of wretched criminal justice workers :/

suspended w.o pay is the song of wretched criminal justice workers :/

@Hex Slayer It's not a matter of trying to please everyone it's a matter of don't fucking lie about having evidence of a crime when you don't, in fact, have evidence of that crime, then hold someone in custody based on the evidence you do not actuallly have.

That really tipped me off for the differences between US and Canadian law enforcement oversight. In the US, he would have been awarded $12 and a bus ride home, and the cops would have gotten off scot-free.

@Duane  that's a bit of a stretch because in life there are so many awful things that can happen and to say ones actions cannot be written by what they have gone through is a farce. However I agree this situation is horrible. But nobody is perfect and how we nitpick everything in today's society, is becoming suffocating for everyone. The anxiety of pleasing every single person on the face of the planet has been the recent obsession of our society.

I guess the real and true concern in the end is if the real bad guys were ever caught.

@Hex Slayer yes but he was only cleared because another detective looked into it more, if he hadn't and they went thru with the prosecution/ sentencing  that innocent man would still be in prison as we speak.  And apart from that fact no monetary compensation could ever be worth the stress and damage to his life,  for you to suggest otherwise says more about you than it does me.<br>I am of the opinion that there needs to be far stricter repercussions for L.E.O blatant miscarriage of justice AND for anyone who falsely accuses anyone else (aka perjury) of a crime that is proven to be deliberately misleading that is,  currently,  not happening.

@Hex Slayer yes but he was only cleared because another detective looked into it more, if he hadn't and they went thru with the prosecution/ sentencing  that innocent man would still be in prison as we speak.  And apart from that fact no monetary compensation could ever be worth the stress and damage to his life,  for you to suggest otherwise says more about you than it does me.
I am of the opinion that there needs to be far stricter repercussions for L.E.O blatant miscarriage of justice AND for anyone who falsely accuses anyone else (aka perjury) of a crime that is proven to be deliberately misleading that is,  currently,  not happening.

He should've gotten a lot more, to be honest.

He should've gotten a lot more, to be honest.

@Matilda Stanford  look at the ending  I'm sure the man was ecstatic to get almost 50 grand. Besides say the man was guilty and the investigator was doing this technique our opinions would be completely reversed in hopes for the investigator we don't know how many times the strategy has worked for him and how many murders he's brought to Justice. It's a risky maneuver unfortunately investigators aren't the ones bringing in the suspects that would be the police grunts. The investigator has to rely and trust that he was brought an actual suspect. it was a risky move and this time it was  quite unsuccessful.

Or maybe they should've been charged and imprisoned.  Their levels of negligence and injustice can, and does, ruin lives.  And people wonder why so few trust in law enforcement.

Or maybe they should've been charged and imprisoned.  Their levels of negligence and injustice can, and does, ruin lives.  And people wonder why so few trust in law enforcement.

@FannyBandit   I'm sorry that you think so, but in reality it's actually a factual thought/observation. are you saying you know a person completely and fully from one encounter? No it's just not possible. Basically what I'm saying is...you should stop looking for comments to put your stink breath attitude on and realize I didn't like the investigators attitude either if you can read.

Say you're having a bad day at work like everyone has on this planet, do you deserve to be fired for that? Also let me give you a few examples of excuses so you can understand the English language properly.

"I'm sorry for being late, I was stuck in traffic"

"I was not in school today because I had a doctor's appointment"

However me stating we don't know the kind of day an individual is having nor do we know his life story is not an example of an excuse being used, but a fact. it's what we call giving an alternative view to the current situation being perceived or as some call "not judging a book by its cover". we see this guy is being a bit of a prick, fact. assuming he is always like this based on one situation is not a fact but an observation.

I hope you take the progression of your education into consideration as it will prevent you from further humiliation in the future.

Yeah he sucked but we don't know his track record, he could have had a million other amazing interrogations. Perhaps his wife divorced him that morning. lol who knows. but yeah the whole time I'm like... This can't be happening.

Those investigators should be punch on their head

Those investigators should be punch on their head


Why do you not make videos often? I’ve watched it all and now there is nothing left. Can you please make more? I keep checking each week and NOTHING! 😪


demoted and suspended without pay.... THAT'S IT?! those scumbag investigators should all be sent to the same jail he spent time in, except the only difference is that they are ACTUALLY GUILTY of gross negligence, PLEASE STOP TREATING CRIMINAL COPS DIFFERENTLY THAN OTHER PEOPLE..... just because they're police doesn't mean they should be given work punishment instead of the type of punishment all of us get when we break the rules.....just absolutely disgusting.

he's a shitty detective, but theres alot we dont see in a job. I assume a demotion is very harsh and hard to get around


And the worst part is that people's lives can get completely fucked over with these sort of things

@Mathias B Its not that big of a deal. I just thought i was a bit overkill to come in with all these names when everyones already having a conversation about said topic. Its like when someone asks you if youve seen a movie, and then they proceed to explain it. Like yes, we were already talking about it, i didnt need every miniscule detail. I mean props to them I guess for caring that much but I personally wouldnt.

@Emily Gendreau Not really. It probably took him less than a minute. I think youd  realise you are exaggerating just a bit if you really think about it. Idk though. We are both assuming. All I know is it only took me a minute to find a list similar to that and I'm certainly not obsessed. Maybe if he had the dates and locations next to the names then I'd agree with you.

@Test wtf bro? Hope that was to a deleted comment

@triqsu dang 4 thousand people and not one liked your comment thats tuff

@Emily Gendreau I mean people make these lists all the time, I'm sure it's an easy copy/paste

@Mathias B But to take the time to do that for a youtube comment? Those are a lot of names to copy and paste

@Emily Gendreau What do you mean by that? All he had to do was type in "List of people wrongfully murdered by cops in the last year". Your comment suggetpsgs hes been cutting out newspaper clippings and taping them on his wall lol.

Well look at it as in investment when you’re out with the lawsuit you going to put on them for taking years out your life is going to be crazy lol

@Emily Gendreau well also cops have to have a certain amount of arrests on their record or they can be put in the office At like a desk job

@Kyle who lost his watch atHarrison lake waterpark I mean if she was 11 she had no way of knowing the true repercussions of her actions. When I was young my mom let me drink, smoke, and had me steal money for her from my dad. Not until I turned 18 did I tell her to piss off. If you grow up with a bad person, your gonna follow them. But you have the power to reform yourself if you know right from wrong, which took me 18 years to figure out.

@Emily Gendreau yea I know this happened to my dads friend, his daughter accused him of rape when she was 11 and the  6 years later said her mom made her, I told my dad she should get the same Punishment as the mom and my dad said she was just a little girl… yea a little girl that committed a crime

@Kyle who lost his watch atHarrison lake waterpark Its less about the "cop wanting more arrests" and more about your so called "witnesses" proclaiming facts that arent true. If a woman cries rape, a man is arrested. Then some 20 years later she'll say "oh I was forced to accuse him by so and so"

@Kyle who lost his watch atHarrison lake waterpark Shocking that you think thats true. People are falsely imprisoned all the time, how do you think it happens?

@Emily Gendreau yea but I mean eyewitnesses are going to persuade the jury more than a cop trying to get more arrests on his record

@Kyle who lost his watch atHarrison lake waterpark If they find your innocent

@Jake McCoy Yup. My stepdad was arrested after driving his dads car and getting pulled over, not knowing his dad had a gun in the car. 3 years for a gun that wasnt his, and to this day he has a hard time understanding modern technology. He was in prison in the early 2000s when smart phones were really just a new thing.

Even just 3 days in jail can seriously mess up your life. Employer will fire you, and then the next employer will want an explanation, and so on.


This pissed me off so badly you don't even understand I wanted to slap the s##t out of the Investigator


ALLWAYS keep saying you didnt do it untill prove  is in front of your eyes.cops will say we know you did it and blabla and ask you why did you do that if they ask that it means they have nothingggg they just want  an confession  thats all


Nah no way he's guilty cops need probable grounds during an arrest at his home formally in a warrant with a warrant to search included for stolen property. More information is required.


Bro it was really heartbreaking to see the second guy accused of stealing and assault. He really was fighting for his life and just because he had a history, they didn’t wanna believe him

This happened to me in a video game: I reported a clan mate because he was using hate words towards me many many times and was very toxic whenever I spoke. He got 3 day mute from his offensive language, so I was fine with him now - lesson learned to watch his mouth. I also admitted that it was me who reported him while adding "I did it for a reason. He was using hate words towards me multiple times.". But some clan mates started to see me as an enemy because "you don't report clan mates!!", and this guy didn't learn a thing.
2 months later, someone else got muted because he said "I'm retarded". I did not report him nor was online when he said this. Despite this, others accused me, including the victim saying "100% him.". Then I got kicked from the clan without a chance to defend myself. I did so, but they, victim, leader nor admins believed me.
They all were Americans.
Coincidence?

welcome to the real world. some think, "it could never happen to me" or "its 2021, this type of stuff cant seriously happen today" but unfortunately, it does happen, everyday

@Zwenk Wiel you won't answer my question because you know where it's leading, either that or you are truly clueless

@Zwenk Wiel But he doesn't KNOW candy! He didn't meet her. He knows she exists, he doesn't KNOW her.

Heartbreaking and enraging. How many innocents have been railroaded by a corrupt system we can only guess. Yes, heartbreaking,

One thing everyone should be aware of the police in any country will lie to you to solicit a "confession".
  It's far better to shut up once they say you're under arrest if you're innocent or not. Being beligerant and proclaiming you're innocent falls on deaf ears.
 I wonder if they charged him for the food he ate during the two years he spent incarcerated while being falsely accused.
 That really does happen.

@Zwenk Wiel I guess. They have a job to do. It was most likely her boyfriends idea too. He did say he grew up with the man. He played his boy out and his girl played along to keep her abusive partner out of trouble.  could be that... maybe he had pre- existing beef with em about somethin else. Who knows.

  The video does raise interesting observations though.
  I was in a similar position and looking at 6 years. I had to go to court.

 My car broke down and i was given a ride home from work. We got rear ended pullin in to my driveway, I was obviously in the passenger side. Well like a dumbass i got out of the car to see if the other people where OK. unfortunately they mistook me for the driver.

  Told their lawyers outside of court just before trial, I wasnt driven. So the judge asked why should I believe you.

  I told er first of all, with all do respect,  this is a waist of my time. second the only reason why im here today is because he fucked up and now hes lookin to keep his insurance from going up. Im here today for being a good Samaritan checking to see if he wss alright. Then I asked her, why on Earth would someone else take the wrap for me like this and risk 6 years? Give me a break... just like that.

  More or less is what i said. I wasnt formal about it and i was down to Earth. Yes the curse slipped. lol! ( I was warned with a smile ) anyway she made both defendant and plaintiff plead the 5th. Other guy was pissed. Both of our insurances dropped us.

 So fuck it, i have a good idea on how this guy feels. You can do time just because someone said you was doin blah blah blah...  I always felt that if you where innocent you should never remain composed, EVER.

 She knew i wasn't lying cause i was rather candid about the whole thing. I found that out later at a 7-11 cause i ran into the residing officer on the case.

 He said you spoke your piece well up there. We laughed . Still it a call to close for comfort.

@Zwenk Wiel well true. I agree. But it raises a suspicion not a huge turning point for the law to base their whole judgment on it. I agree with you that it really makes everything very sketchy but it really shouldn’t be a deciding factor. I guess they could have capitalized on it and made more investigations without any bias and see if that indeed is something that leads to something bigger or it was nothing that important


Glad I watched everything before youtube started going ape on this channel


Well here in the US a couple of months ago a lady in a store called the police saying "a WHITE man, probably 5'9, wearing blue jeans, a hat and a green coat" was up to no good. They got there, the lady had left, but the police ran in and detained a BLACK man over 6'2, wearing dark pants, with a red jacket. In all fairness to them he was wearing a hat. Not the same color either as reported but he was wearing one... Or the case of the young light skin yet clearly black man in his 20s who had the same name as a wanted white 50 year old criminal who during a traffic was arrested and detained for 4 days. They had the criminals photo all this time but couldn't tell the difference. Then again both had a goatee...


Suspended without pay? Nah, that’s not how such a miscarriage of justice should be handled. The office should lose his qualified immunity for the way he handled this and face a potential prison sentence after coming to trial for abusive of his powers.


Michael is definitely a good human being, well composed and genuine.

Michael is definitely a good human being, well composed and genuine.

@Kevin J. P. no it’s called being able to read people.

@Kevin J. P. no it’s called being able to read people.

I agree and he deserved a hell of lot more than 46,000 $ for being falsely accused of a crime he dud not commit. Also obvious incompetence by the Police investigator. What if a different investigator had not checked into his alibi? He might have been in prison for up to two years.

I agree and he deserved a hell of lot more than 46,000 $ for being falsely accused of a crime he dud not commit. Also obvious incompetence by the Police investigator. What if a different investigator had not checked into his alibi? He might have been in prison for up to two years.

@Noxious Vox Being a good person is relative. Every person has a bias on who's bad or who's good. There is no definite answer it is all a matter of opinion. It is not worth arguing over if he has that opinion, respect it.

@Noxious Vox Being a good person is relative. Every person has a bias on who's bad or who's good. There is no definite answer it is all a matter of opinion. It is not worth arguing over if he has that opinion, respect it.

@Hungry Bamba

Baby’s aren’t sinners nor very young children held accountable til they reach a certain age.

This is God’s world so his Word belongs everywhere

@Hungry Bamba

Baby’s aren’t sinners nor very young children held accountable til they reach a certain age.

This is God’s world so his Word belongs everywhere

Don't know him myself but yes, he seemed very decent.

Don't know him myself but yes, he seemed very decent.

@Poke Son

We all have sinned before dude.  We are all accountable to the Holy God.  That’s why we need to accept his free gift of Grace through Jesus

@Poke Son

We all have sinned before dude.  We are all accountable to the Holy God.  That’s why we need to accept his free gift of Grace through Jesus

@John Le You're quite right we are always gonna be the bad person at least in 1 person point of view you can't be loved or tough of as a good person by everyone at least i think so

@John Le You're quite right we are always gonna be the bad person at least in 1 person point of view you can't be loved or tough of as a good person by everyone at least i think so

The argument under this comment, sheesh.

The argument under this comment, sheesh.

@mdab0123

Nah I’m definitely wicked.  Just like you.

But I’m working on it.  And good thing God loves me and everyone enough to offer free salvation through belief in his only begotten Son Jesus

@mdab0123

Nah I’m definitely wicked.  Just like you.

But I’m working on it.  And good thing God loves me and everyone enough to offer free salvation through belief in his only begotten Son Jesus

@Wrinkled Solesniff that bible verse was taken out of context, even I argue with John but that’s just untrue.

@Wrinkled Solesniff that bible verse was taken out of context, even I argue with John but that’s just untrue.

@Wrinkled Solesniff

Look up what repent means cause you’re using it wrong

@Wrinkled Solesniff

Look up what repent means cause you’re using it wrong

@John Le You're quoting a fictitious book of myths as if it is fact. This is something I always find fascinating.  Here's another bible quote for you:

"Their infants will be dashed to pieces before their eyes; their houses will be looted and their wives violated." (Isaiah 13:9–16)"

If that's the kind of stuff your "God" does, and you're okay with it, you have a lot more thinking to do.

@John Le I dunno about this Repent stuff, but I called out Jesus when I stubbed my toe a few days ago.  Sadly, I was shown mercy.  In hindsight, I am repentant that I wasn't more careful while walking.

@John Le I dunno about this Repent stuff, but I called out Jesus when I stubbed my toe a few days ago.  Sadly, I was shown mercy.  In hindsight, I am repentant that I wasn't more careful while walking.

@lily

So commenting on YouTube section = no life?

Ok, got it.

Jesus loves you

@lily

So commenting on YouTube section = no life?

Ok, got it.

Jesus loves you

@John Le you really must have no life if you're sitting in this youtube comment section chanting bible verses at anyone who disagrees with you even a month later

@John Le you really must have no life if you're sitting in this youtube comment section chanting bible verses at anyone who disagrees with you even a month later

@John Le I understand that you can teach me a lot about Christianity, and I am not denying that.

@John Le I understand that you can teach me a lot about Christianity, and I am not denying that.

@seth047

I dunno if you was serious when you said you were a Christian.

But if you are,  then you need to understand that there is a spirtual battle for souls of men(mankind)

Ephesians 6:12

12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.

And that it is Gods desire that NONE PERISH and all come to repentance -2peter 3;9.

Jesus commands believers to preach the gospel to the world -Mark 16:15, Matthew 28:19.

So what I’m trying to do is what Jesus commanded.

@John Le  Concerning your slander statement:
You have claimed that the given examples are slander, knowing that the definition of slander is a very serious false accusation that is intended to defame ones character.
The examples given are simply a misguided accusation that is partially false.
I have apologized multiple times and stated that the accusations have false qualities.

@John Le Every instance was brought on by YOUR outrageous statement about a very common figure of speech concerning one persons apparent morality.

@John Le Every instance was brought on by YOUR outrageous statement about a very common figure of speech concerning one persons apparent morality.

@seth047

You said every example I brought up is irrelevant to the instances you brought up.

I don’t know what you mean but slander is slander.

Trying to change the subject does not remove that slander.

Ignoring the slander like you never made it does not remove the slander.

@seth047

You said every example I brought up is irrelevant to the instances you brought up.

I don’t know what you mean but slander is slander.

Trying to change the subject does not remove that slander.

Ignoring the slander like you never made it does not remove the slander.

@seth047

 @seth047

You accused me of continuously making efforts to provoke petty squabbles.  And you claimed that is fact.

I did a quick skim over the comments and every conversation( besides 2 instances) I had with other people was first initiated by them, not myself.

So how can you claim that I’ve been trying to provoke petty squabbles?  And why would I need to provoke any squabbles when people were voluntarily messaging me?

@John Le You are labeling misguided YouTube comments as a serious accusation that defames your character. That is what you are doing, that is what you are doing now and that is what you where doing then.

@John Le You are labeling misguided YouTube comments as a serious accusation that defames your character. That is what you are doing, that is what you are doing now and that is what you where doing then.

@John Le every example you have just provided to me is irrelevant to the instances that i have brought up.

@John Le every example you have just provided to me is irrelevant to the instances that i have brought up.

@John Le You can spread your beliefs all you want, i do not care. The fact you are creating squabbles by utilizing your beliefs because someone made an extremely ordinary and common statement concerning someones apparent morality is the problem here.

@John Le You can spread your beliefs all you want, i do not care. The fact you are creating squabbles by utilizing your beliefs because someone made an extremely ordinary and common statement concerning someones apparent morality is the problem here.

@seth047

Well what is slander?  Slander is an accusation made against someone that isn’t true.

You accused me of yelling at people but I didn’t....  so that is slander is it not?

You accused me of comparing the holocst to a petty YouTube squabble,  but I didn’t do that.   So that would be slandered is it not?

@John Le When i said "*youre sorry" i was correcting my own grammar, i did not punctuate this message correctly and i caused a misunderstanding, this was not, in any way an attempt at an insult, it was simply me correcting my grammar.

@John Le When i said "*youre sorry" i was correcting my own grammar, i did not punctuate this message correctly and i caused a misunderstanding, this was not, in any way an attempt at an insult, it was simply me correcting my grammar.

@John Le You can say its slander all you want, it still doesn't change the fact that you have made efforts to continuously provoke petty squabbles, its what you do.

@John Le You can say its slander all you want, it still doesn't change the fact that you have made efforts to continuously provoke petty squabbles, its what you do.

@John Le i apologize for being immature, i will make efforts to improve on that issue as the debate continues.

@John Le i apologize for being immature, i will make efforts to improve on that issue as the debate continues.

@seth047

If I did make you feel like crap, I apologize,  it was not intended.

But what did I do to make you feel like that?  Please explain.   If you can show me my fault,  I will definitely learn and change for the better.

@seth047

If I did make you feel like crap, I apologize,  it was not intended.

But what did I do to make you feel like that?  Please explain.   If you can show me my fault,  I will definitely learn and change for the better.

@seth047

Matthew 5:22 is a verse talking about misplaced anger or anger without cause.  That is what will make you in danger of the hellfire.

@seth047

Matthew 5:22 is a verse talking about misplaced anger or anger without cause.  That is what will make you in danger of the hellfire.

@John Le you really make people feel like shit you knw that?

@John Le you really make people feel like shit you knw that?

@John Le i never directly called you a fool, stop slandering me.

@John Le i never directly called you a fool, stop slandering me.

@seth047

You said to me “you’re sorry”

Oh are you trying to insult me again?

I guess man..

@seth047

You said to me “you’re sorry”

Oh are you trying to insult me again?

I guess man..

@seth047

And why you resorting to adhominems anyway...

Didn’t somebody once say that the first to throw an insult has already lost?

@seth047

And why you resorting to adhominems anyway...

Didn’t somebody once say that the first to throw an insult has already lost?

@seth047

Oh?  Then your uncle should’ve also told you to be careful about calling others fools with no reason.

Matthew 5:22
But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, ‘You fool!’ will be liable to the hell of fire.

@John Le also I’ll say something true about you!
You’re petty, I’m petty, we are all petty.
I’m a sinner, your a sinner, we are all sinners.

@John Le also I’ll say something true about you!
You’re petty, I’m petty, we are all petty.
I’m a sinner, your a sinner, we are all sinners.

@John Le oh, he was deleting his comments, still wouldn’t compare him to Stan but, out of curiosity, what did he say?

@John Le oh, he was deleting his comments, still wouldn’t compare him to Stan but, out of curiosity, what did he say?

@John Le I reached out to my uncle, he said not to waste time on fools and petty arguments, Bye.

@John Le I reached out to my uncle, he said not to waste time on fools and petty arguments, Bye.

@seth047

Are you eventually ever gonna say one thing that is true about me?

Or do you plan to continue your diatribe against this Christian here

@seth047

Are you eventually ever gonna say one thing that is true about me?

Or do you plan to continue your diatribe against this Christian here

@seth047

Pointing out basic truths like we all have done evil like lying or slandering is not forcing belief.

And at some point,  a Christian needs to share the Gospel as Jesus commanded so I can’t be too worried about people getting offended of the truth of the Gospel.

Jesus in his time on earth basically went around saying REPENT OR PERISH.

@seth047

If you don’t slander in the first place,  then you won’t have to worry about being called out for that slander.

The fault lies with you, not I.

Don’t slander and you can’t be called out for slander

@seth047

If you don’t slander in the first place,  then you won’t have to worry about being called out for that slander.

The fault lies with you, not I.

Don’t slander and you can’t be called out for slander

@seth047

You said I compared the holocaust to a petty YouTube squabble.

No I didn’t.  What I was saying in context was giving an example of FORCED BELIEF.

You need to read more carefully cause you slandered me again.

@seth047

You said I compared the holocaust to a petty YouTube squabble.

No I didn’t.  What I was saying in context was giving an example of FORCED BELIEF.

You need to read more carefully cause you slandered me again.

@John Le If you where not petty you wouldn’t be arguing with me still

@John Le If you where not petty you wouldn’t be arguing with me still

@seth047

You accused me of yelling at people which I didn’t.

You accused me of something I didn’t do.  That is slander

Same with accusing me of making petty objections against people that causes division.

I didn’t do that so you slandered

@seth047

You accused me of yelling at people which I didn’t.

You accused me of something I didn’t do.  That is slander

Same with accusing me of making petty objections against people that causes division.

I didn’t do that so you slandered

@John Le Stop forcing religion on people, someone simply said someone is morally correct, and you forced your Christian values on them.

@John Le Stop forcing religion on people, someone simply said someone is morally correct, and you forced your Christian values on them.

@John Le claiming anything I have said, or anyone has said in that matter is slander, which is a crime, causes strife.

@John Le claiming anything I have said, or anyone has said in that matter is slander, which is a crime, causes strife.

@John Le Comparing the Holocaust to a petty YouTube squabble, this also causes strife

@John Le Comparing the Holocaust to a petty YouTube squabble, this also causes strife

@John Le “begone satan” Claiming that someone is on the level of satan causes strife.

@John Le “begone satan” Claiming that someone is on the level of satan causes strife.

@John Le okay, where have I made statements that would cause strife or seperation

@John Le okay, where have I made statements that would cause strife or seperation

@John Le you want to see how good that will hold up in court?

@John Le you want to see how good that will hold up in court?

@seth047

Like dude.  Do you know what it means to be born again as Jesus said one has to be to go to heaven?

John 3:3

@seth047

Like dude.  Do you know what it means to be born again as Jesus said one has to be to go to heaven?

John 3:3

@John Le scroll up, literally takes up the entire comment section

@John Le scroll up, literally takes up the entire comment section

@seth047

You said I’m doing the same thing to 14 people.

Substantiate that claim or you’re a liar

@seth047

You said I’m doing the same thing to 14 people.

Substantiate that claim or you’re a liar

@John Le Well, your doing the same thing to 14 people so

@John Le Well, your doing the same thing to 14 people so

@seth047

I’d say you seem to be guilty of making petty objections and even false claims about me.

That would probably be sin I dunno.

@seth047

I’d say you seem to be guilty of making petty objections and even false claims about me.

That would probably be sin I dunno.

@seth047

I didn’t say google sucks,  but if you have an uncle who is a pastor,  he should’ve been the first go to, to get an understanding of what Christianity is.

Don’t forget that any content from anybody can be displayed on google so if you don’t word your question/tags properly,  you might not get the true answer.

I would wager that you looked up,  “is Christianity a religion”.  And then went with the very first answer by google which probably  said it is a religion with the most followers in the world.

When you should’ve scrolled down to find answers from Christians...

@seth047

In regards to Philippians  2:14

14Do all things without murmurings and 👉disputings👈

From what I understand and from what the scholars say,  this is talking about making objections or petty objections that can cause rivalry,disagreement, or discontentment and or separation amongst believers or neighbors.

And can cause God to anger.

As we see in the example of the Israelites,  they were making objections and complaints to God saving them from Egypt  which brought God to anger and cause them to wander for 40 years...

What the verse Philippians 2:14 ISNT saying is that we should not argue at all.  It’s definitely not saying that dude.

There are times when arguing is necessary,  especially when in defense of the Christian Faith and truth

@John Le found it, thanks. I retract my statement.

@John Le found it, thanks. I retract my statement.

@John Le I am as guilty of this sin as you are.

@John Le I am as guilty of this sin as you are.

@John Le Philippians 2:14 Do everything without complaining and arguing.

@John Le Philippians 2:14 Do everything without complaining and arguing.

@seth047

You asked me to cite the comment where the guy says there is nothing objectively wrong with murder.

You just have to read their text and my responses to them.
 They say there is no such thing as objective morality.

They say that murdering is neither good nor bad.

They say if their family was murdered,  they might feel bad personally but objectively,  there is nothing wrong with it.

@seth047

You asked,  shouldn’t a Christian try not to argue with 400 people.

No,  who taught you that? That isn’t biblical.

But Jesus does say that his people perish because of lack of knowledge.

@seth047

You asked,  shouldn’t a Christian try not to argue with 400 people.

No,  who taught you that? That isn’t biblical.

But Jesus does say that his people perish because of lack of knowledge.

@seth047

You didn’t reach out to your uncle the pastor?  Even he will tell you that Christianity is not a religion.

Aren’t you putting a lil too much trust in google?

@seth047

You didn’t reach out to your uncle the pastor?  Even he will tell you that Christianity is not a religion.

Aren’t you putting a lil too much trust in google?

@John Le also, please cite when they said there is nothing objectively wrong with murder, i cannot seem to find when they said that

@John Le also, please cite when they said there is nothing objectively wrong with murder, i cannot seem to find when they said that

@John Le Shouldn’t a Christian try to not argue with 400 people?

@John Le Shouldn’t a Christian try to not argue with 400 people?

@John Le Christianity is the most widely practiced religion in the world, you’re high.

@John Le Christianity is the most widely practiced religion in the world, you’re high.

@seth047

As far as your question,  Christianity is a relationship that one has with God.

When  one becomes born again,  God comes and dwells in him (the human body is a temple that God can dwell in) and begins his sanctification work in us.

People who become born again will sense God in their life and form a relationship with God.

That is Christianity.
That’s how Christians view it.

Ask your uncle the pastor..

@seth047

👆👆 oh why you using profanity man?  Shouldn’t you try to use cleaner language as a Christian?

@seth047

👆👆 oh why you using profanity man?  Shouldn’t you try to use cleaner language as a Christian?

@-DFH-

Watch this Seth guy who says he is Christian be the next to follow the pattern

@-DFH-

Watch this Seth guy who says he is Christian be the next to follow the pattern

@Chris Hart yes the lamb does take away sins of the world.   But there is a condition.<br>That is belief in Jesus that he will save you.

@Chris Hart yes the lamb does take away sins of the world.   But there is a condition.
That is belief in Jesus that he will save you.

@seth047

And yes, that person said there is nothing objectively wrong with murder.

So  this is another way of them saying it is acceptable.  So what are you on about ?

@seth047

And yes, that person said there is nothing objectively wrong with murder.

So  this is another way of them saying it is acceptable.  So what are you on about ?

@seth047

You said keep religion out of the comment section.

1.  Christianity isn’t a religion

2.  Funny that it’s usually Christians who stand in the way of other Christians who are trying to spread the Gospel like Jesus commanded.

@seth047

You said keep religion out of the comment section.

1.  Christianity isn’t a religion

2.  Funny that it’s usually Christians who stand in the way of other Christians who are trying to spread the Gospel like Jesus commanded.

@seth047

You said I yelled at others...

Never once in this posting,  so you lied.

@seth047

You said I yelled at others...

Never once in this posting,  so you lied.

@-DFH-

Glad to see you can see through the malarky though...

@-DFH-

Glad to see you can see through the malarky though...

@John Le Behold the Lamb that takes away the sin of the world

@John Le Behold the Lamb that takes away the sin of the world

@-DFH- also, John is putting words in people’s mouths himself, for example when someone stated “everyone has their reasons for what they do” he immediately said that they instead said that murder was acceptable.

@-DFH- also, John is putting words in people’s mouths himself, for example when someone stated “everyone has their reasons for what they do” he immediately said that they instead said that murder was acceptable.

@-DFH- I do not agree with anyone in this situation, but this entire thing started when John yelled at someone for saying someones a good person. people cannot have a conversation anymore.

@-DFH- I do not agree with anyone in this situation, but this entire thing started when John yelled at someone for saying someones a good person. people cannot have a conversation anymore.

@John Le I’m a Christian and my uncle is a pastor, you should really just calm down and keep religion out of this comment section.

@John Le I’m a Christian and my uncle is a pastor, you should really just calm down and keep religion out of this comment section.

@ISpill Fishy

And why would that be relevant to what is true?

@ISpill Fishy

And why would that be relevant to what is true?

@im gauge

You need God in your life dude cause child rape and murder is not good at all.  It is totally bad

@im gauge

You need God in your life dude cause child rape and murder is not good at all.  It is totally bad

@John Le Think we are at a standstill here. Appreciate the conversation, man :)

@John Le Think we are at a standstill here. Appreciate the conversation, man :)

@im gauge

Why is it bad?  Just because you say?

To the rapist, it is good.  To the murderer, it is good.

@im gauge

Why is it bad?  Just because you say?

To the rapist, it is good.  To the murderer, it is good.

@John Le It is bad to me lol. I just dont call things immoral, thats all. following the rules of your morality has flaws such as causing many christians to believe that stealing food to survive is a sin.

My goal though has never been to insult christianity or its moral system, or even say mine is better. I think that the lessons christianity teaches about forgiveness are very good, and that we should all learn to forgive more: put our feet in the shoes of our harmer. All it does is bring you understanding and remove hatred, which I think is something I’d want.

Anyway, regardless of what you think of me I appreciate you talking to me and giving me a little bit more understanding of how some christians explain things that outsiders might think are contradictions. Have a nice day John.

Any form of confrontation can be overwhelming to someone who admits that they are a self recluse . It’s safer to play a role of the good kid who is willing to please because you don’t want to make the person your enemy.

Any form of confrontation can be overwhelming to someone who admits that they are a self recluse . It’s safer to play a role of the good kid who is willing to please because you don’t want to make the person your enemy.

@im gauge

Exactly so this is what denying God gets a person.  Somebody like you who says child  S abuse is not bad and murder is not bad

@im gauge

Exactly so this is what denying God gets a person.  Somebody like you who says child  S abuse is not bad and murder is not bad

@John Le He probably wouldn’t. I don’t know lol. Maybe Im confused how it’s relevant what he thinks. Whether he thinks he’s in the right or not doesn’t really affect me.

@John Le He probably wouldn’t. I don’t know lol. Maybe Im confused how it’s relevant what he thinks. Whether he thinks he’s in the right or not doesn’t really affect me.

@John Le Why would I use a framework I don't believe in? I assume most people either use a generic deontological divinely-sourced moral system or a vague mixture of legalism and whatever the status quo is. Either way, a child molester would be deemed an evil person, so if I were to adopt that position, I'd have the moral high ground. But my true beliefs are that there is no moral high ground, that we are victims of circumstance, and that if I were in his shoes and grew up with his background and has his mental instabilities, I'd commit the same acts. And because of that, there is no real point to assign morality to people with no responsibility over what they've done.

He doesn't need to use my framework, and he doesn't need to agree with me. I will have my beliefs and he will have his. That's about it.

@im gauge

Who says he needs to use framework as you do?  Why don’t you use same framework as him and start?

@im gauge

Who says he needs to use framework as you do?  Why don’t you use same framework as him and start?

@John Le I do. If he uses the same framework as me, I expect him to have some way to be able to justify his own actions, otherwise he wouldn't commit them. I simply don't have any reason to value him over me, and so I don't. It would be very unlikely for me and him to come to an agreement whether what he did was good or bad unless one of us compromises.

Frankly, I think it would be hard for someone that isn't a psychopath to genuinely believe that child molestation is a good thing to do, and not feel any sort of remorse over it even after contemplating what they've done. And so I would simply accept that they are a psychopath, pity them, and be very frustrated with the misfortune over the events that transpired. I don't even think they'd expect to be able to convince me that they were in the right, I feel like most people that do such acts know that what they've done is selfish, regret it, and have no control over possibly doing it again.

@etherealessence

Where are the good people, point them out? Prove to me you know all their doings and their thoughts.

You said “love they neighbor”
“Judge not lest ye be judged”

It’s a good thing that I’m showing love by being honest with my neighbor huh?

It’s a good thing that when I said none is good,  that would include myself huh?

@im gauge

Well he cares more about his feelings than yours.  So what gives you the right to speak?

@im gauge

Well he cares more about his feelings than yours.  So what gives you the right to speak?

@John Le they do as far as I care about his feelings, but I care about mine much more. He can have his own moral system that justifies/forbids his actions, but in mine he is a neither good nor bad person that has done something i find to be horrible.

@John Le they do as far as I care about his feelings, but I care about mine much more. He can have his own moral system that justifies/forbids his actions, but in mine he is a neither good nor bad person that has done something i find to be horrible.

@John Le There is nothing <b>objectively</b> wrong with it, but to me there is a shit-ton subjectively wrong with it. Objective isn’t just an emphatic term; subjectivity doesn’t make my stance on whether it is good or not any less firm.

@John Le There is nothing *objectively* wrong with it, but to me there is a shit-ton subjectively wrong with it. Objective isn’t just an emphatic term; subjectivity doesn’t make my stance on whether it is good or not any less firm.

@im gauge

If you say there is no objective morality,  then there should be nothing objectively wrong with somebody abusing your children for sexual gratification.
You agree yes?

@im gauge

If you say there is no objective morality,  then there should be nothing objectively wrong with somebody abusing your children for sexual gratification.
You agree yes?

@John Le I feel like you are intentionally missing the point. Im opposed to all of these things happening. And its not like you can say something thats heinous enough that I will inexplicably have a fundamental exception for it.

I characterize things as bad when they are harmful to me, child molestation upsets me, therefore I dont like it, therefore its bad. The word wrong implies morality, which I don’t factor in. If we decide to use a definition for wrong as “something you wouldn’t do” or “something you disagree with doing” then yeah it’s definitely wrong. But, morally, its nothing to me, because morality is nothing to me.

@im gauge

Ok then to you there’s nothing wrong with murder.

So how about child abuse for sexual gratification?  Is there nothing wrong with this as well?

@im gauge

Ok then to you there’s nothing wrong with murder.

So how about child abuse for sexual gratification?  Is there nothing wrong with this as well?

@John Le i cant say its objectively morally wrong to kill my family because i dont believe in objective morals. Thats the cut and dry answer to your question if thats all your interested in with this convo, otherwise I can rationalize it. If youre just playing “gotcha,” I can bite that bullet, I don’t really care about optics. Im not trying to impress anyone, just sharing my opinion.

Im saying i dont classify anything as good or bad through following pre-established rules of morality, but rather through what benefits me and that which I care about. In practicality, they function nearly identically but their sources are different.

It feels like youre purposely trying to mischaracterize what I’m saying but maybe I’m just being unclear, I just don’t know how else I can rephrase the same thing. I’m not really interested in an argument, just trying to expand my perspective by talking to more people. Maybe you were under the impression Im trying to win over you somehow, since in fairness that is what 99% of youtube repliers here are trying to do.

@John Le i cant say its objectively morally wrong to kill my family because i dont believe in objective morals. Thats the cut and dry answer to your question if thats all your interested in with this convo, otherwise I can rationalize it. If youre just playing “gotcha,” I can bite that bullet, I don’t really care about optics. Im not trying to impress anyone, just sharing my opinion.

Im saying i dont classify anything as good or bad through following pre-established rules of morality, but rather through what benefits me and that which I care about. In practicality, they function nearly identically but their sources are different.

It feels like youre purposely trying to mischaracterize what I’m saying but maybe I’m just being unclear, I just don’t know how else I can rephrase the same thing. I’m not really interested in an argument, just trying to expand my perspective by talking to more people. Maybe you were under the impression Im trying to win over you somehow, since in fairness that *is* what 99% of youtube repliers here are trying to do.

@John Le There are plenty of good people in this world. The problem is that you  take a hardline view of the world through the lens of your religion and take a very old testament stance on it. It's fine if that's your opinion, but like many religious people, you state your beliefs as facts. And factually you are wrong.

Also, here's a couple basics you seemed to have missed from the teachings of your lord.

1) Love thy neighbor
and
2) Judge not lest ye be judged yourself.

God bless.

@John Le i would have a problem, the problem though is independent of morality for me. the issue is simply that i dont want my family to die and therefore goes against my wishes, not that they did something that is definitively evil. morality just doesnt play into it, but my desires seem to align with what people around me deem moral anyway, so it doesnt really cause issues. In fact, the only difference Ive noticed it cause is that i tend to forgive those that have done bad things much easier than other people, which is sometimes an issue but Im fine with it.

@im gauge

Well if murder isn’t wrong to you,  how about abuse of you or your children for sexual gratification?

@im gauge

Well if murder isn’t wrong to you,  how about abuse of you or your children for sexual gratification?

@John Le depends how you define ok. i wouldnt be okay with it, and would prevent it at all costs. my family would have their own moral disagreements with it and i doubt they would forgive the murderer. and the state obviously has their rules. its only “ok” on the basis of my own lack of objective morality, but in every other aspect its hugely negative.

similarly, i wouldnt call someone a bad person for not forgiving them. everyone has their reasons for everything they do.

note: Sorry if my comments are sending double, youtube is being very weird.

@John Le id probably be so overcome with emotion that it might radicalize my beliefs, but from a logical perspective i couldnt justify calling them a bad person and would want to forgive them. id still be extremely depressed about it obviously

@John Le id probably be so overcome with emotion that it might radicalize my beliefs, but from a logical perspective i couldnt justify calling them a bad person and would want to forgive them. id still be extremely depressed about it obviously

@im gauge

Well I already told you.

He murdered for financial gain.

That’s the scenario.

And you say he is neither good nor bad?

@im gauge

Well I already told you.

He murdered for financial gain.

That’s the scenario.

And you say he is neither good nor bad?

@John Le i wouldnt make a big deal about it and would probably call them bad, but if i was being truthful theyd be neither. id ask questions like “what could push a man to want to do such a thing?”

I suppose a concise way to sum up my view is that no individual can ever truly be responsible for their actions. In the real world, obviously its necessary that we treat people as if they are responsible for the decisions they make, within reason, or else society would collapse. But just for me personally, id have trouble blaming anyone for anything they do, be it “good or bad.” And without responsibility, the idea of labeling people as good or bad is pretty meaningless, it would make more sense to call their actions such instead.

@im gauge

So if a person killed another for financial gain,   Would they be good or evil according to your view?

@im gauge

So if a person killed another for financial gain,   Would they be good or evil according to your view?

@John Le i certainly agree with not taking peoples words as truth. I don’t really think that was what I did but I get your point, and youre right.

I don’t see people as being capable of being good or bad, instead that the circumstances they are placed in will dictate their decisions. Good or bad doesn’t have much meaning to me, depending on context I’ll use the words to mean “good/bad for society” or “beneficial/detrimental for my goals”. If someone was a murderer, i would probably say theyre a horrible person to fit in, but more than anything id want to understand why they did it and why theyd think it would be justified, the label of horrible person would be meaningless to me. I dont think of people in terms of good or bad, sinner or saint, but instead maybe as “constructive or destructive to others”. I suppose I think of people as being good by nature, but thats more of an optimistic mindset than anything else, and I think its been engrained in most of us to find joy/fulfillment from doing what we socially find to be morally right.

@im gauge

Ok well let that be a lesson to you on why you shouldn’t trust what people say from getgo and do self research and fact checking for yourself.

You said morality isn’t concrete.  I’m not really sure what you mean by this to be honest...

@im gauge

Ok well let that be a lesson to you on why you shouldn’t trust what people say from getgo and do self research and fact checking for yourself.

You said morality isn’t concrete.  I’m not really sure what you mean by this to be honest...

@John Le oh well i dont actually believe that, i just heard someone say something along those lines before, and based on what you were saying i wondered if itd be an idea youd engage with. im not actually religious at all and personally dont really think of morality as concrete as christians (im assuming) probably do

@im gauge

if people are automatically forgiven,  then there’s no need for sin to be mentioned in the Bible.  And there would be no need for a savior like Jesus Christ.

@im gauge

if people are automatically forgiven,  then there’s no need for sin to be mentioned in the Bible.  And there would be no need for a savior like Jesus Christ.

@im gauge

To be honest,  it didn’t seem like you was sharing a different worldview but rather, you were “trying” to tell me what the biblical view was.

That’s why you mentioned “made in the image of God”

@im gauge

To be honest,  it didn’t seem like you was sharing a different worldview but rather, you were “trying” to tell me what the biblical view was.

That’s why you mentioned “made in the image of God”

@John Le sorry im not religious so forgive my ignorance. I’ll take your word for it.

Personally I disagree, but I’m sure you aren’t very interested in a different worldview. If you are curious Id be happy to share my perspective. Have a nice day, John.

@John Le sorry im not religious so forgive my ignorance. I’ll take your word for it.

Personally I disagree, but I’m sure you aren’t very interested in a different worldview. If you are curious Id be happy to share my perspective. Have a nice day, John.

@im gauge

Sins aren’t automatically forgiven.  There is a condition.

To be made in the image of God DOESNT mean we are God or make us good like how God is good.   It just means we were made to be rulers and judges like how God is ruler and judge.

@im gauge

Sins aren’t automatically forgiven.  There is a condition.

To be made in the image of God DOESNT mean we are God or make us good like how God is good.   It just means we were made to be rulers and judges like how God is ruler and judge.

@John Le god is good and man is made in the likeness of god, he has forgiven our sins and his authority is supreme, therefore man is good. to say otherwise is to doubt the goodness of god or hid word. do you agree?

@John Le god is good and man is made in the likeness of god, he has forgiven our sins and his authority is supreme, therefore man is good. to say otherwise is to doubt the goodness of god or hid word. do you agree?

But why just Michael? Just because he seems more composed??? Thats a kinda  weird thing to say

But why just Michael? Just because he seems more composed??? Thats a kinda  weird thing to say

and sadly that didnt helped him one bit in this situation ... i hope he will be blessed in future!

and sadly that didnt helped him one bit in this situation ... i hope he will be blessed in future!

@Jake Nguyen

However,  I am that guy you spoke of that will mention human sin and how that puts us in opposition to the Holy God...

That part is true.

@Jake Nguyen

However,  I am that guy you spoke of that will mention human sin and how that puts us in opposition to the Holy God...

That part is true.

@John Le if that's the case, i apologize, i'm just annoyed because a lot of people would straight up insult others because they don't believe in the same religion

@John Le if that's the case, i apologize, i'm just annoyed because a lot of people would straight up insult others because they don't believe in the same religion

@John Le uh, i don't know where you got that from lmao.  I'm going to guess that you just Google it and come back here without knowing anything.😂

No, we don't "enforce" religion on anyone here in case you are wondering. You can be religous or not, there isn't any rules specified what religion you should/shouldn't have. You don't get throw to jail because you are an atheist lmao

@Jake Nguyen

Aren’t must Vietnamese either catholic or Buddhist?

What happened to you?

@Jake Nguyen

Aren’t must Vietnamese either catholic or Buddhist?

What happened to you?

@Procast17

Oh what does proverbs 26:5 say?

@Procast17

Oh what does proverbs 26:5 say?

@John Le Proverbs 26:4 and 26:5: Do not answer a fool according to his folly, Or you will also be like him

@John Le Proverbs 26:4 and 26:5: Do not answer a fool according to his folly, Or you will also be like him

Right! I don't think I would have been so calm in that situation! I get fired up if I'm accused of something I didn't do! Especially when all the investigator had to do was talk to the bus driver and that would have exonerated him right then and there! Then he wouldn't have been forced to spend 3 and a half days in jail for no reason! The investigators should have been fired, but I'm glad they at least had some sort of punishment, even though it was more of a slap on the wrist

there is always that one dude who tries to add religion into every internet conversation, tell everybody how the man in the sky is watching, how we are all sinners and Judgement day bla bla bla bla 😂

there is always that one dude who tries to add religion into every internet conversation, tell everybody how the man in the sky is watching, how we are all sinners and Judgement day bla bla bla bla 😂

@Großer Hahn

You claimed that there is no objective truth.

👆👆 is your claim true?

And science doesn’t even begin to explain origins.  You should just stop right there with science

@Großer Hahn

You claimed that there is no objective truth.

👆👆 is your claim true?

And science doesn’t even begin to explain origins.  You should just stop right there with science

@John Le There is no objective truth, but the only way to get some sort of common ground is science. Something that can be theoreticall disproven but can't actually be disproven is a fact from a scientific point of view. God can't be disproven becasue there is no proof for their existence to begin with. So god is not scientific fact. It's that easy.

@Großer Hahn

You mentioned truth.

You said there is no objective truth.

👆👆 is this true?

@Großer Hahn

You mentioned truth.

You said there is no objective truth.

👆👆 is this true?

@goblins are real

I dunno what you’re saying.  I agree there are different levels like there are some who commit more evil and are more wicked.

But just sinning once against the almighty perfect and Holy God  already makes a person unrighteousness and deserving of eternal condemnation.

@goblins are real

I dunno what you’re saying.  I agree there are different levels like there are some who commit more evil and are more wicked.

But just sinning once against the almighty perfect and Holy God  already makes a person unrighteousness and deserving of eternal condemnation.

@Großer Hahn

God wrote the Bible and used men to be the pen to write it down.

If your argument is canon and how books were chosen or considered to be inspired, then that is 1 issue and we can discuss that.

But you ALREADY deny Jesus.  So that is the main issue.

A place to start is for you to first identify your world view if you’re gonna claim mines is false.

So if I’m wrong, then tell me what is right.   What is true?

@John Le there's a difference between a sinner and a actively bad person.  We are all sinners, we aren't all fundamentally evil people.

@John Le there's a difference between a sinner and a actively bad person.  We are all sinners, we aren't all fundamentally evil people.

@John Le God didn't write the bible. It was people, based on hearsay. However, there was a lot hearsay written down. The absolute majority of those records were decided to be non-canon, though. By the Councils of Carthage between 251 and 421.  By people. Once again.
The stories in the bible were written by people, it was people who decided which writings would be considered "God's law" (at least by fanatics like yourself), and it's also people who intrepreted those writings for over 1600 years by now.
You don't follow the "laws of god". You follow made up stories that are based on hearsay, that were then curated by early Christian bishops based on church politics, and were then twisted and re-invented, translated multiple times in different ways and with different interpretations in mind, and then got manipulated by your preacher or pastor of reverend or sect leader or whoever you choose to listen to ONCE AGAIN. All you do is believing in other people. Not god. Not Jesus. People.
And there was nothing wrong with that if those people were faithful and nice, but more often then not, they aren't. "Always" you would say.
How about you start to think for yourself about what is right and wrong? Could keep you from hating people just becasue some guys in he antique hated them.

@Großer Hahn

And no,  not according to my morals but according to the moral laws that God has given mankind in the Bible and in our hearts or conscience to recognize basic right and wrong.

Jesus is that God btw that took the punishment of death for wages of our sins so that if we believe he will save us,  we will get eternal life.

@Großer Hahn

No. I don’t know exactly what you meant cause you literally made 2 contradicting statements within one post...

How am I suppose to know what that means...

Instead of accusing me of playing semantics,  you could just be honest and say you either misspoke or that your reasoning was flawed or something instead of trying to blame it on me.

@Großer Hahn

You say there is no sin but then you say Jesus died for sins.

Get out

@Großer Hahn

You say there is no sin but then you say Jesus died for sins.

Get out

@John Le There is no sin. Just responsibility. Sin is a  useless and harmful concept, the world would be better without it.<br>Also Jesus died for humanity's sins and preached about forgiveness, get your own religious scripture right man.

@John Le There is no sin. Just responsibility. Sin is a  useless and harmful concept, the world would be better without it.
Also Jesus died for humanity's sins and preached about forgiveness, get your own religious scripture right man.

@Tonkinese

Anybody who is honest would admit that they have sinned like lie and other things in their lifetime.

@Tonkinese

Anybody who is honest would admit that they have sinned like lie and other things in their lifetime.

It was really fascinating watching someone who's clearly very genuine and equanimous be treated like a criminal, and the whole way, give the detective as much benefit of doubt as possible without incriminating himself. Almost comical

It was really fascinating watching someone who's clearly very genuine and equanimous be treated like a criminal, and the whole way, give the detective as much benefit of doubt as possible without incriminating himself. Almost comical

@Kevin J. P. you can never just make a simple comment on youtube without a ree ree commenting "can you verify that"

@Kevin J. P. you can never just make a simple comment on youtube without a ree ree commenting "can you verify that"

@John Le no I don’t. ur just making urself seem like an idiot, I didn’t say u were “unaware” i said u were unSELF aware 😭

@John Le no I don’t. ur just making urself seem like an idiot, I didn’t say u were “unaware” i said u were unSELF aware 😭

@Reoxis

Can’t be honest that you misspoke so you want to turn it around on me by saying I’m unaware?

I see the dishonesty.

Do you see what i mean now by nobody is good?

@Reoxis

Can’t be honest that you misspoke so you want to turn it around on me by saying I’m unaware?

I see the dishonesty.

Do you see what i mean now by nobody is good?

@John Le i'm not gonna explain something so simple to someone who’s so unself aware sorry G 😿

@John Le i'm not gonna explain something so simple to someone who’s so unself aware sorry G 😿

@Reoxis

So you can’t show how I’m projecting then?

@Reoxis

So you can’t show how I’m projecting then?

@John Le how unself aware can u be dawg 😭

@John Le how unself aware can u be dawg 😭

@John Le “there’s no such thing as a good person” 🤓🤓🤓

@John Le “there’s no such thing as a good person” 🤓🤓🤓

@Kevin J. P. Have you ever heard of an impression? Michael gives off a pretty good one imo and makes me believe he is definitely a good person.

@Kevin J. P. Have you ever heard of an impression? Michael gives off a pretty good one imo and makes me believe he is definitely a good person.

@tamer braed

And why you playing games? Deleting your previous comments and then saying same thing over?

@tamer braed

And why you playing games? Deleting your previous comments and then saying same thing over?

@tamer braed

Jesus cares. I care.

If you don’t care then ignore my comments.

@tamer braed

Jesus cares. I care.

If you don’t care then ignore my comments.

@tamer braed

No thx.
I ain’t gonna lie just cause you’re unhappy.  I’m gonna tell what the Bible says just like Jesus commanded.

Romans 3:23 For ALL have sinned and fell short of the glory of God.

Romans 6:23
For the 👉wages of sin is death👈
But the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

You don’t like truth then just walk away and continue to wallow in your sins

@Tamer bread

No thx.  All I’m doing is saying what the scripture says and what God tells me to do.

Please just don’t read my messages if they bother you.

@Tamer bread

No thx.  All I’m doing is saying what the scripture says and what God tells me to do.

Please just don’t read my messages if they bother you.

@frooGy

Romans 6:23

For the wages of sin is death
But the gift of God is eternal life
👉THROUGH👈 Jesus Christ Our Lord

@frooGy

Romans 6:23

For the wages of sin is death
But the gift of God is eternal life
👉THROUGH👈 Jesus Christ Our Lord

@John Le what can jesus do himself he is a human being he promised his followers if they follow his shown path father (his creator) will forgive them and grant heaven . Am i wrong? If we are to call out someone for mercy we should call out for his creator. Bcoz thats what he taught his followers by the bible if am not wrong

Repent people and call out to Jesus for mercy!

Repent people and call out to Jesus for mercy!

@John Le u must be the guy who is paranoid all the time and think the world is plotting something against you LOL

@John Le u must be the guy who is paranoid all the time and think the world is plotting something against you LOL

@Yi Xing

What on earth are you talking about

@Yi Xing

What on earth are you talking about

@John Le just dont do bad stuff and use 'im born a sinner' as an excuse, k thnx

@John Le just dont do bad stuff and use 'im born a sinner' as an excuse, k thnx

@John Le Wow, you have got to get more friends

@John Le Wow, you have got to get more friends

There’s no such thing as a good person.

Perhaps saying he’s ok might be more accurate

There’s no such thing as a good person.

Perhaps saying he’s ok might be more accurate

@Kevin J. P. it just shows what it is. Your question is irrelevant.

@Kevin J. P. it just shows what it is. Your question is irrelevant.

Do you know him personally to verify that?

Do you know him personally to verify that?


16:40 that explains why he is so nice & calm
they're in canada


46k? THAT'S ALL?! No no no uh uhhhhh!
It should of been the least easy 1million!
THAT'S TOTALLY UNFORGETTABLE!!!!
 That police officer was lying from the beginning!


Tried to get promoted on the back on an innocent man... DEMOTED!!! LOL


It's terrifying thinking of the number of people that were wrongly accused and are in prison right now


The first case sounds like a really big April fools joke.
“It was a short white man”
Detective: Brings in a tall black man

The first case sounds like a really big April fools joke.
“It was a short white man”
Detective: *Brings in a tall black man*

@amy.pm20 you can't say that without knowing. But right here we have a video showing blatant racism and it needs to be called out. Jesus man some people.

@Bawbag what if it was the other way around. Nobody would then say it was racism.

@amy.pm20 Bruh when they're looking for a short white guy and bring in a tall black guy instead, how can you not see racism there? I'm white as fucking milk and it's clear as day he was racially profiled.

Man you all see a black person get arrested and immediately call it "racism"

@Harry Mills the suspect should be allowed to lock up the detective for the same number of minutes in a group of criminals in the jail with no other protection that the suspect was given!<br>if im ever locked up for a crime i did not commit, im going to lock up everyone involved, im my prison!! i have a list of big badass ex cons (not ex inmates) to be their cell mates!!!

@Harry Mills the suspect should be allowed to lock up the detective for the same number of minutes in a group of criminals in the jail with no other protection that the suspect was given!
if im ever locked up for a crime i did not commit, im going to lock up everyone involved, im my prison!! i have a list of big badass ex cons (not ex inmates) to be their cell mates!!!

@Q M the system is racist as shown by statistics, in these two instances perhaps racism may not be at hand, ofc we were not there when the black man was arrested at GUN POINT so we wouldn’t know.

Hamilton boys loving to put an innocent black man in jail instead of the actual white perpetrator

@Tyra A I didn’t say they weren’t. I was agreeing with you while also stating that 50 percent of people released for wrongful convictions are black.

they do that all the time. I almost got arrested for something that I didn't do, I'm a short white male and the description of the guy was a tall Asian guy. They don't try to get the RIGHT guy, they try to get A guy.

@Caleb Lowe bro what? The document I read literally proves what ur saying wrong. They’re more likely to me wrongfully arrested or imprisoned

@Noah Knight The person in this footage is not black.

@Q M It is racism. It's racism with the black dude. It's stereotype with the white dude. I watched this channel show an investigation of a clean cut white guy that cut an Asian woman head off and even with video camera evidence of being the last person to be seen with her,he was let go. He wasn't arrested for weeks after the FBI having to get his girlfriend to wear a wire. If the other white guy wasn't talking in "slang" and didn't have a thick beard etc....he wouldn't have been treated like that. Stereotypes and racism is a big part in law enforcement. And I think we all know that but alot stay in denial so they can feel safe. Instead of realizing it's all bogus.

Ergo the 47k legal settlement that materialized! This guy played this like a fiddle,and I love it!

@Alei fbi statistics said that 50 percent of exonerations are black people. Not fifty percent of black people are wrongly arrested. Still bad but not the same thing.

@ObiWAANKenobi 44 Sometimes it's been 17 years. Sometimes it's been false executions. Black people are more likely to be falsely accused and 8x more likely to be arrested period. There is bias in the system. Don't be ignorant.

@Alei ok I can. It’s usually pops up when u search it up as well as other sources but I’ll try my best to find it or at least something similar to it

@Alei idk about the 49 percent ting but I do know that black people are 7 times more likely to be falsely imprisoned.

@Tyra A This is interesting - can you site where the 49% is noted?

@J. That sucks man, luckily, solving the issue of racial profiling and police brutality will undoubtedly have positive benefits for suspects of all races.

I had the exact same situation happen to me except the demographics were reversed.

@Q M ehh. Could be and probably could have something to do with racial stereotypes as well.

@ObiWAANKenobi 44 it might as well have something to do with racism because black people are more likely to be racially profiled and over 49% of their arrests have been proven to be false. It has been a prominent thing in history and because society isn’t willing to admit that they unconsciously stereotype or show prejudice is why we’re still at this point.

@Noah Knight exactly. Even if racism wasn’t the only problem in this situation, ppl 1 million percent have the right to assume it is because or how common it is for black men to be targets of police. Either way, police are the problem and these “mistakes” need to stop happening. (Mistakes as in racial profiling and poc being wrongly accused because of their skin color)

I hope that made sense I can be bad at getting my point across correctly sometimes lol.

@ObiWAANKenobi 44 It's likely incompetence and racism. There's actually quite a few stories of innocent black men being arrested while cops are looking for a white suspect.

Last year in LA a black guy was arrested while taking out the trash, cops said they didn't know who they were looking for but felt comfortable assaulting and arresting a black man why? Because of incompetence, racism and it being the norm.

@Cali Charron At least know the story before calling racism.

@Cali Charron the white dude with the beard got two years from error. Not the bald black guy, he got out in 3 days. Racism my ass. Just incompetent cops

@Harry Mills the arresting officers were absolutely at fault. Based on the description given they had no probable cause to detain him.

Literally racism “well I lost the other guy so I’ll just bring him in, they’ll believe he did it!” And they did for 2 years. Awful. Glad he got his justice

@Harry Mills I think the officers were at fault a little bit, I mean they ought to know the general physique of a person they'd been running after. Plus, walking off the bus doesn't look remotely like fleeing the cops.

Sheer incompetence.  The officers who made the arrest were not at fault.  But for the detective to not check against the 911 description is dereliction of duty, with severe consequences for an innocent citizen.


<b>loses all hope in law enforcement</b>


They would imprison me for about 15 minutes before I hung myself in the cell, not gonna do time when I'm innocent.


I can't count on one hand the amount of times, as a white man, that I've run down an alley and morphed into a tall black man...it's truly amazing.

Now you know what it feels like aside from being threatened or beat or even detained like an animal simply bc you weren't taught how to speak formally and you sound intimidating

@ShitIsReal THAT EXPLAINS THE BAGGY CLOTHES.

Sometimes you just need to have a cup of tea and wait for everything to blow over.

I cant complain, I like waking up with a new pair of Jordans and a nice fitted hat.

@ToKaSa IsMe you still act similar and a lot of behaviors would remind others of the criminal, but they would have no way of actually locking you up because to them you are different. But people may ignore you if you act similarly

Ladies and gentlemen... <b>We got him!</b>

Imagine morphing into an entirely different person and STILL getting caught

I can morph between a cat and a human, and that still seems amazing to me!  So wait, are you the one in this video?!

Word I thought I was the only white man   who. Turned into 6,3 black man while walking down ally ways

Annoying af, need to wear oversize clothes every time

dont you just hate it when you commit a crime and accidently shapeshift into a tall black man, so annoying.

i have the same problem on weekends but the girls love it !

Thank god you morphed back right tho?, could've ended up locked up for years whew

takes two hands and a foot's worth of digits for me. a common occurrence really