@Gyvulys It’s funny how you don’t even understand the statistic properly

@Gyvulys It’s funny how you don’t even understand the statistic properly

I'm wanting help, is anyone here a professional who can point me in the right direction?  I'm in fear of my life and not sure what to do. It's a long complicated story but I know I'm innocent and others are guilty. My 2 therapists believe me as do my family and 2 close friends, a 3rd is skeptical. Please help me someone

@Heather Petersen waitvi bn minute!  I think im on your side!  Sorru if i added confusion 😆 i think youte the one patiently fighting the good fight..right?  Absolutely commend and support your positions and efforts - i just want stumbled on this today 😂

@Heather Petersen waitvi bn minute!  I think im on your side!  Sorru if i added confusion 😆 i think youte the one patiently fighting the good fight..right?  Absolutely commend and support your positions and efforts - i just want stumbled on this today 😂

@J M they were responding negatively to a (really old) comment I made in which I told someone off for suggesting it's proper to treat all black people as criminals.

@J M they were responding negatively to a (really old) comment I made in which I told someone off for suggesting it's proper to treat all black people as criminals.

@D D L I've read other comments and he only spent 3 days

@D D L I've read other comments and he only spent 3 days

@J M the narrator said " He doesn't yet know hes about to do two years for a crime he dodnt commit"

@J M the narrator said " He doesn't yet know hes about to do two years for a crime he dodnt commit"

@Heather Petersen huh, how is the person being racist? Am I blind or something?

@Heather Petersen huh, how is the person being racist? Am I blind or something?

@D D L if I remember correctly, it's been a while since I watched this, but that was for a previous crime and a completely separate matter

@D D L if I remember correctly, it's been a while since I watched this, but that was for a previous crime and a completely separate matter

@D D L this thread is a year old.  Do you know how long I had to scroll just to find my original comment?  Go be racist somewhere else.

@D D L this thread is a year old.  Do you know how long I had to scroll just to find my original comment?  Go be racist somewhere else.

@Kaleb Howard wjat aboutthe2nd innocent man who was imprisoned  forTWO YEARS ?

@Kaleb Howard wjat aboutthe2nd innocent man who was imprisoned  forTWO YEARS ?

@ArtofAngels a term  like a gun can be MISUSED without anything being faulty  wrong  or bad with the term or the gun itself. <br>The assertion that misuse of the term  - even terrible misuse leading to great even tragic harm  reflects on the value of the  term itself is a faulty argument.

@ArtofAngels a term  like a gun can be MISUSED without anything being faulty  wrong  or bad with the term or the gun itself.
The assertion that misuse of the term  - even terrible misuse leading to great even tragic harm  reflects on the value of the  term itself is a faulty argument.

@Gunnermike455 do you know what it refers to?

@Gunnermike455 do you know what it refers to?

Unfortunately not all stories get the endings they deserve...

Unfortunately not all stories get the endings they deserve...

for one of them, the other man had two years of his life wasted for nothing

for one of them, the other man had two years of his life wasted for nothing

But was it a happy ending? Ruin a man’s life and waste his time.

But was it a happy ending? Ruin a man’s life and waste his time.

@IsThisYourPlusOne because it's the new Godwin's law and some people don't understand, what the buzzwords they throw around actually mean <3

@IsThisYourPlusOne because it's the new Godwin's law and some people don't understand, what the buzzwords they throw around actually mean <3

@Medvedec how tf did the discussion shit to rece 🤢

@Medvedec how tf did the discussion shit to rece 🤢

@meggo to be honest, what you just said is factually wrong. I agree, that you will face more racism as a black person, except for the internet. But saying you’re less likely to get shot etc is statistically proven to be wrong.

@meggo to be honest, what you just said is factually wrong. I agree, that you will face more racism as a black person, except for the internet. But saying you’re less likely to get shot etc is statistically proven to be wrong.

@Don Moore I am also so confused, that they can put people into jail without one piece of evidence. Just some assumptions.

@Don Moore I am also so confused, that they can put people into jail without one piece of evidence. Just some assumptions.

@Medvedec buddy the fact you keep typing long ass paragraphs says otherwise 😂 you need to learn how to convey your thoughts into smaller sentences bud because I’m not reading all that.

@Medvedec buddy the fact you keep typing long ass paragraphs says otherwise 😂 you need to learn how to convey your thoughts into smaller sentences bud because I’m not reading all that.

@Logan Miller Never said I was smart. I am as dumb as they come.

Still doesn't change the fact, that the poor white man was incarcerated because he was poor and the police needed to fill a quota.  His skin colour and his "white privilege" didn't help him, because you can always blame the lover class for the ills of society and no one beats an eye.

And, like I said, "white privilege" doesn't describe any additional rights, but just the absence of discrimination/prejudices in the US, that minorities experience.

A few examples for better understanding of the term:
Going on the other side of the road when you see a black man, because you assume you are in elevated danger.
Store clerks locking up shampoos for "black hair".
Not being hired because of "urban sounding" name.
Being perceived by the police as more aggressive.
etc.

If you are triggered by the words I think you should use "major immunity" for this societal phenomenon :3

It describes, in general, the discrimination a minority experiences in a country. For instance in mine we have a minority of Roma people, that don't get the benefit of "majority immunity" and get frisked by police more often, people are clutching their purses more tightly, in stores they are monitored more closely, they aren't getting hired when they have certain surnames...
And that is regardless of their "integration".

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will trigger you till you learn <3

@Medvedec stop trying to act like you’re smart dude, you’re argument makes no sense, you’re just talking gibberish trying to sound smart and it’s not working 😂

@Medvedec stop trying to act like you’re smart dude, you’re argument makes no sense, you’re just talking gibberish trying to sound smart and it’s not working 😂

@James White You can thank the author of the 1994 crime bill for the mass incarcerations that've been accruing for the better part of the last 3 decades.

@James White You can thank the author of the 1994 crime bill for the mass incarcerations that've been accruing for the better part of the last 3 decades.

@Oz - You can go back in the comments and read the explanation of the term if you  want.
Because, you know, it doesn't mean what you think it means.
Don't be so triggered. Think and apply some aloe vera to the irritated areas <3

@Oz - You can go back in the comments and read the explanation of the term if you  want.
Because, you know, it doesn't mean what you think it means.
Don't be so triggered. Think and apply some aloe vera to the irritated areas <3

You mean the white guy who served over two years before being released? Yeah totally happy ending for all involved ... meaning detectives and cops

You mean the white guy who served over two years before being released? Yeah totally happy ending for all involved ... meaning detectives and cops

@Gyvulys So I'm understanding that your logic is minorities statistically commit more crimes so professional investigators should paint them all under one brush and offer them no fair treatment because statistically their race commits more crimes? Not gonna lie dude, you sound like the type who would assume someone is an illegal alien just because he's Mexican lmao.

@Lament of False facade 2.0 Well... I didn't come up with the termin. It was coined in the academia do describe a specific thing. I am not responsible, if someone else decides, that the the term offends his thin, snowflake skin or if others don't use it in a proper context.

But, we can see in the video, that the class, not the skin, was the biggest problem here. The first man, even though he didn't have "white privilege" , came out on top while the second was guilt of being poor and thus lost 2 years of his life.

No amount of money can give you back time you lost.

And don't worry about me, I love thin skinned NPCs and their rustled jimmies <3

@Medvedec So the term can only be used in the US and it's not a term for a specific race despite what the name may seem to imply alright.

Meaning using the word outside any western platform or even in their platforms context need to be added to avoid confusion, because of the conflicting meaning of what most people in general has already associated the term to be racial ridicule of generalization for a specific skin color (white).

If that's the case mate I would advice you to not used the term at all, it's just gonna be a head ache to attempt to explain to multiple people what your trying to say worst case scenario you'll immediatelly get generalize as one of those crazy SJW your opinion will instantly loose validation because of it.

@Medvedec man I love how you explain it really easy but I really don't understand that person kept ignoring your knowledge and kept focusing on his racist thing' anyways we are on your side keep looking forward 😄👍

@Medvedec man I love how you explain it really easy but I really don't understand that person kept ignoring your knowledge and kept focusing on his racist thing' anyways we are on your side keep looking forward 😄👍

@James White Not very surprising to hear from a country that is entirely build on capitalism. Sad to see honestly.

@James White Not very surprising to hear from a country that is entirely build on capitalism. Sad to see honestly.

there is no happy ending after being wrongfully imprisoned for 2 years. nothing can fix that

there is no happy ending after being wrongfully imprisoned for 2 years. nothing can fix that

@Liuhuayue pretty sure it said he was released because of holes in the other persons story

@Liuhuayue pretty sure it said he was released because of holes in the other persons story

@Gunnermike455 yea homie I feel ya, saw comment about Michael"black dude"  staying polite and calm because he cant act like Justin "white" because of society! lol

@Gunnermike455 yea homie I feel ya, saw comment about Michael"black dude"  staying polite and calm because he cant act like Justin "white" because of society! lol

@Medvedec Hey mate I just wanna say thanks for the explanation and video recommendations but something tells me only less then 30% of US population probably knows what white privilege means, many far left and alt right populous doesn't even know what that means. It seems to be only used alot by left wingers on Twitter as an insult rather then to criticized an issue.

Well I just learn Mainland china, most Muslim countries, some African countries are full of white privilege. Learn something new every day.

For Michael, yes. But what about the bearded guy?

For Michael, yes. But what about the bearded guy?

@James White the US does not have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Japans incarceration rate is 99%

@James White the US does not have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Japans incarceration rate is 99%

@wonbadood you will spend the rest of your life being treated like a stain if you have criminal record. If you happen to even know a person who is assaulted, robbed ext. You're suspect number 1.

Atleast of you died you wouldn't be struggling for the next 40 years

@wonbadood you will spend the rest of your life being treated like a stain if you have criminal record. If you happen to even know a person who is assaulted, robbed ext. You're suspect number 1.

Atleast of you died you wouldn't be struggling for the next 40 years

@Hcaz1113 stay pressed, literally no one agrees with you uwu

@Hcaz1113 stay pressed, literally no one agrees with you uwu

@ClashRoyale Shorts ah, he means Michael's story, where he was compensated and the arresting officers were stood down. However I am still unsure if that was enough compensation

@ClashRoyale Shorts ah, he means Michael's story, where he was compensated and the arresting officers were stood down. However I am still unsure if that was enough compensation

Yes, as soon as I heard the end I was relieved and I hope it had no negative impact on his job or anything like that.

Yes, as soon as I heard the end I was relieved and I hope it had no negative impact on his job or anything like that.

@James White if you want to hear a worse system, china has a 99% conviction rate.... think about that. Basically anyone can accuse you of a crime because they dont like you and if you can't bribe the judge / cops or you don't have local ccp connections thats you finished. they don't need evidence. 99% of people in courts there are found guilty.

@Hcaz1113 didnt he also get 46k? I mean 3 days in jail would suck but thats a pretty good sum of money, more than i make a year working overtime every week

@Hcaz1113 didnt he also get 46k? I mean 3 days in jail would suck but thats a pretty good sum of money, more than i make a year working overtime every week

An innocent man was kidnapped and held prisoner and the person responsible only got a demotion. Anything short of it ending in that officer doing the same amount of time is not a happy ending

An innocent man was kidnapped and held prisoner and the person responsible only got a demotion. Anything short of it ending in that officer doing the same amount of time is not a happy ending

They bearded guy apparently stayed in prison for 2 years while innocent

They bearded guy apparently stayed in prison for 2 years while innocent

@Medvedec you can always look on the upside and think the court case that followed probably led to him being set up for the rest of his life

@Medvedec you can always look on the upside and think the court case that followed probably led to him being set up for the rest of his life

@Medvedec You did a great job explaining white privilege. Sadly, @Gunnermike455 is not even open to listening to your explanation. He keeps calling it racist, but if he read your comments with open-mindedness, he would understand that the term had nothing to do with judgement, but rather pointing out how the majority (white Americans) have a statistically lower chance of these types of things happening to them

@Medvedec
This is late, but thank you for the explanation.
The word has always bummed me out on what it actually means, as people describing those things as white privilige were things that should be a right for everyone (ie: not being unfairly treated because of skin colour).
Though, majority immunity/resistance is a much clearer way to describe the same thing in my opnion, as I think the word usage of priviliges comes from the perks that the nobilities enjoyed in medival feudal states such as not needing to pay taxes, which is skipping a responsibility. Thus I atleast associate the word privilige with skipping responsibility or gaining active unfair perks, and less with being not shat on.
Again, thanks for the information and clearing up things.
Edit: got rid of a typo or two

@James White What do you expect from a country that let's citizens in a jury decide on what the truth is and what not, instead of going for only evidence until the truth is proven.

@James White What do you expect from a country that let's citizens in a jury decide on what the truth is and what not, instead of going for only evidence until the truth is proven.

@Medvedec The problem is people are actually actively discriminating against white people based on the term "white privilege",  it is used to discriminate against whites more so than the term is used as the absence of discrimination, therefore the definition sways in the favour of being racist. Ask me for examples and I will provide them but you seem educated enough to know how bad things are and how wrong you were.

What you wrote was unlikely but still potentially true a year ago, but it is definitely not a correct representation of today's reality.

GOD is righteous. If you repent of your sins, believe in Jesus, get baptised and recieve the Holy Spirit, you will be on the course of salvation. And if you continue to act in faith for Jesus, you aill receive eternal life

GOD is righteous. If you repent of your sins, believe in Jesus, get baptised and recieve the Holy Spirit, you will be on the course of salvation. And if you continue to act in faith for Jesus, you aill receive eternal life

@Medvedec oh my goodness,you were so patient and well mannered! I have so much respect for you for keeping your cool while trying to educate :)

@Medvedec oh my goodness,you were so patient and well mannered! I have so much respect for you for keeping your cool while trying to educate :)

This comment is the only reason I’m able to sit through this whole thing. Thank you. I’m sure damn near everyone can relate, but this stuff BOILS my blood.

This comment is the only reason I’m able to sit through this whole thing. Thank you. I’m sure damn near everyone can relate, but this stuff BOILS my blood.

@CRZ_PL do you not understand what "at least" implies?

@CRZ_PL do you not understand what "at least" implies?

@Gunnermike455 learn the definition of racist and white privledge

@Gunnermike455 learn the definition of racist and white privledge

@Gyvulys statistics doesn't tell you what will happen. Only what has happened historically. You might use statistics as a foundation for a statement such as "this particular group is historically overrepresented among criminals". That's all. If you think statistics let you predict the future you need to go back to elementary school.

@Gyvulys Who would have thought that when you criminalize and fuck with people on a systemic level for 4 centuries that they'll commit more crime?

What a revalation.

@Gyvulys Who would have thought that when you criminalize and fuck with people on a systemic level for 4 centuries that they'll commit more crime?

What a revalation.

@Gunnermike455 bro just forget about trying to discuss anything in the YouTube comments section. Nobody here seems to care so much about the white guy who got two years for no reason, they're all too busy being stoked about the black guy getting the bag 💰💰💰😎😎😎

@Gunnermike455 bro just forget about trying to discuss anything in the YouTube comments section. Nobody here seems to care so much about the white guy who got two years for no reason, they're all too busy being stoked about the black guy getting the bag 💰💰💰😎😎😎

Are you all deaf??? The narrator clearly states the guy served two years IN THE PAST for a PAST CRIME, not for the crime he is being falsely accused of.

Are you all deaf??? The narrator clearly states the guy served two years IN THE PAST for a PAST CRIME, not for the crime he is being falsely accused of.

Half a happy ending. The beard guy lost 2 years of his life

Half a happy ending. The beard guy lost 2 years of his life

You’re right that’s not always the case sadly

You’re right that’s not always the case sadly

@wonbadood how do you know its not worse than death? Have you been in jail for 2 years for something you didnt do? Have you also died and then compared the two? And maybe him and others think so, who are you to talk?

@wonbadood how do you know its not worse than death? Have you been in jail for 2 years for something you didnt do? Have you also died and then compared the two? And maybe him and others think so, who are you to talk?

@Gunnermike455 i used to be like you (same beliefs, but not as rude) and I look back on those days and cringe. I'm glad I was able to be open minded enough to learn about other perspectives without feeling like a victim. I hope one day you can do the same.

@Gunnermike455 i used to be like you (same beliefs, but not as rude) and I look back on those days and cringe. I'm glad I was able to be open minded enough to learn about other perspectives without feeling like a victim. I hope one day you can do the same.

@Medvedec you're the most patient person I've ever seen in a YouTube comment section haha good for you

@Medvedec you're the most patient person I've ever seen in a YouTube comment section haha good for you

@Heather Petersen
Read into the context a little better. I never said a person should be "condemned" for being a certain race. I was answering a guy who claimed that (as always...) minorities are mistreated by law enforcement. Which they aren't.

So take your self-righteous preaching elsewhere, hun.

@James White bullshit, America does not have the highest in the world, it is Japan by several magnitudes. Also being a minority has nothing to do with it. Also while there are bad people out there most try to remain atleast neutral.

@James White bullshit, America does not have the highest in the world, it is Japan by several magnitudes. Also being a minority has nothing to do with it. Also while there are bad people out there most try to remain atleast neutral.

@spencer " its not in the way it’s used most often" I think that really depends on the parts of the internet you frequent tbh. <br>Interesting. I'd say that yes that there are people who will use it in a way to be racist and they should simply be called out for doing so. The SJW's are a loud minority and them misusing the word to be racist doesn't take away from the reality of what's going on, or how the term in itself isn't racist. As I said before, you never know who's reading and as with what I said with mike Barnes, even if you can't convince them, you may convince an onlooker. People on both sides try to use buzz words to dismiss each other and avoid having their idea's challenged, I don't think that means we should avoid discussion in its entirety because of some imbecils.

@spencer " its not in the way it’s used most often" I think that really depends on the parts of the internet you frequent tbh.
Interesting. I'd say that yes that there are people who will use it in a way to be racist and they should simply be called out for doing so. The SJW's are a loud minority and them misusing the word to be racist doesn't take away from the reality of what's going on, or how the term in itself isn't racist. As I said before, you never know who's reading and as with what I said with mike Barnes, even if you can't convince them, you may convince an onlooker. People on both sides try to use buzz words to dismiss each other and avoid having their idea's challenged, I don't think that means we should avoid discussion in its entirety because of some imbecils.

@Lo - Rez Also, you never know who's reading. Even if you don't convince the guy you're directly speaking to, an onlooker's views may end up changed.

@Lo - Rez Also, you never know who's reading. Even if you don't convince the guy you're directly speaking to, an onlooker's views may end up changed.

@Gunnermike455 It is not false. Studies have shown that being given the exact same resumes with the only difference being an applicant having a black sounding name, the one with the black sounding name was called SIGNIFICANTLY less than the one with a typical white name. It is racist to believe than a race is is superior. It is not racist to point out discrimination that is happening based on race.

Idk I would rather not spend 3.5 days in jail for 46k 🤷♀

Idk I would rather not spend 3.5 days in jail for 46k 🤷♀

@Gunnermike455 Lmao you almost got me, went a bit overboard with the trolling lol. Gotta keep it believable.

@Gunnermike455 Lmao you almost got me, went a bit overboard with the trolling lol. Gotta keep it believable.

@Gunnermike455 eh dude. You're completely wrong here

@Gunnermike455 eh dude. You're completely wrong here

@Gunnermike455 well check out the other comments then.

@Gunnermike455 well check out the other comments then.

@Gunnermike455 dude, still citing Wikipedia sources?  😂 give it  a rest.

@Gunnermike455 dude, still citing Wikipedia sources?  😂 give it  a rest.

@Gunnermike455 by the same argument wouldn't the term "white" race or "black" race be racist?  Are you saying there is no rich or poor people?  Ignoring it doesn't mean it doesn't exist

@Gunnermike455 by the same argument wouldn't the term "white" race or "black" race be racist?  Are you saying there is no rich or poor people?  Ignoring it doesn't mean it doesn't exist

@Gunnermike455 actually, as a white person I concur.

@Gunnermike455 actually, as a white person I concur.

@Medvedec not to mention the proof based off 1 instance is anecdotal at best

@Medvedec not to mention the proof based off 1 instance is anecdotal at best

@Marc Bensen <br>And you sound like you are looking for excuses for criminals just because they belong to certain race.

@Marc Bensen
And you sound like you are looking for excuses for criminals just because they belong to certain race.

@Gyvulys sounds  like an excuse for racial profiling

@Gyvulys sounds  like an excuse for racial profiling

@Don Moore only in movies, they can convict on "I'm a cop he's the bad guy" mentality alone

@Don Moore only in movies, they can convict on "I'm a cop he's the bad guy" mentality alone

@Gunnermike455 This is hilarious. The first girl WAS mixed so she had protection. The second guy WAS mixed and it even goes on to say he was 1/4 african decent so youre reaching HARD. The last guys dad was french and his mom was mixed so again reaching HARD.

@Gunnermike455 This is hilarious. The first girl WAS mixed so she had protection. The second guy WAS mixed and it even goes on to say he was 1/4 african decent so youre reaching HARD. The last guys dad was french and his mom was mixed so again reaching HARD.

@Yo Tho https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandre_P%C3%A9tion All of these people were free people and their parents were also free and not children of masters

@Yo Tho https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandre_P%C3%A9tion All of these people were free people and their parents were also free and not children of masters

@Gunnermike455 youre lucky im even acknowledging your Wikipedia sources. You wouldnt even be able to write a educational piece sourcing these pages. And you still cant produce anything to support your statement.

@Gunnermike455 youre lucky im even acknowledging your Wikipedia sources. You wouldnt even be able to write a educational piece sourcing these pages. And you still cant produce anything to support your statement.

@Yo Tho  The term "white privilege" stems from in your own words "white privilege is whites who had a 400 year head start in capitalism, gaining wealth and the opportunity for it, only giving other whites opportunities, or any benefit whites enjoy that another race doesn't because of their race" which is false in 2 out of 3 of the sources i provided it shows that there were hundreds of thousands of black people that could have done and some did do everything that a white person could do and in the last one i showed that white people were also slaves

@Gunnermike455 HA those are children of their MASTERS not african people who were brought over free. You and me are both having a hard time finding a source for that because it doesnt exist.

@Gunnermike455 HA those are children of their MASTERS not african people who were brought over free. You and me are both having a hard time finding a source for that because it doesnt exist.

@Yo Tho In first my first source it literally talks about how there were free black people hell this is in the first paragraph "In the context of the history of slavery in the Americas, free people of color were people of mixed African, European, and sometimes Native American descent who were not enslaved

@Gunnermike455 concerning your reply to the other guy. first of all that makes no sense, second of all you never said that.

@Gunnermike455 concerning your reply to the other guy. first of all that makes no sense, second of all you never said that.

@spencer lol i just read the same thing in his sources. They dont even talk about what were discussing.

@spencer lol i just read the same thing in his sources. They dont even talk about what were discussing.

@Gunnermike455 HA none of those sources say anything about africans being brought over to be free and partake in capitalism especially your most credible source with the .edu that talks about other populations that were enslaved. The wikis talk about blacks who were freed at some point after they were slaves or escaped creating communities away from slave owners. Show me a source of an african who was brought over free and and had the ability to partake in capitalism, free commerce, and act as a citizen with rights, without the fear of being recaptured.

@spencer And i never argued that black people didn't have it the worst back then but what i am saying is that "white privilege" is a racist term because even back then there were a lot of white people who were in the same boat as black people

@spencer And i never argued that black people didn't have it the worst back then but what i am saying is that "white privilege" is a racist term because even back then there were a lot of white people who were in the same boat as black people

@Gunnermike455 show me a source because all im finding is that africans who were brought over were slaves and no african was brought over to be free and partake in capitalism.

@Gunnermike455 show me a source because all im finding is that africans who were brought over were slaves and no african was brought over to be free and partake in capitalism.

@spencer What your talking about is the word"privilege" which is not racist however "white privilege" is

@spencer What your talking about is the word"privilege" which is not racist however "white privilege" is

@Yo Tho The rest of your sentence is not true there were black people back then that had the same "head start in capitalism, gaining wealth and the opportunity for it"

@Yo Tho The rest of your sentence is not true there were black people back then that had the same "head start in capitalism, gaining wealth and the opportunity for it"

@Gunnermike455 don't take what i say out of context to attack it. Quote me word for word and respond to the full thoughts i conveyed.

@Gunnermike455 don't take what i say out of context to attack it. Quote me word for word and respond to the full thoughts i conveyed.

@Yo Tho "white privilege is whites" You just proved my point with this alone

@Yo Tho "white privilege is whites" You just proved my point with this alone

@Gunnermike455 white privilege is whites who had a 400 year head start in capitalism, gaining wealth and the opportunity for it, only giving other whites opportunities, or any benefit whites enjoy that another race doesn't because of their race. It's a term to describe an aspect of racism but the term itself doesn't say one race is better than the other therfore it's not a racist term.

Two and a half years lost is a happy ending?

Two and a half years lost is a happy ending?

@Lo - Rez The term "White privilege" will always be racist again martin said it best "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character

@Lo - Rez The term "White privilege" will always be racist again martin said it best "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character

@Gunnermike455 to which Medvedec responded with "majority immunity" to better explain the definition of the term. You are ignoring and refusing to acknowledge the issue; solely focused on your perceived notion of racism at someone's use of the term...

@Gunnermike455 to which Medvedec responded with "majority immunity" to better explain the definition of the term. You are ignoring and refusing to acknowledge the issue; solely focused on your perceived notion of racism at someone's use of the term...

@Lo - Rez None of what you just said has anything to do with the argument at hand, the words "white privilege" is racist

@Lo - Rez None of what you just said has anything to do with the argument at hand, the words "white privilege" is racist

@Gunnermike455 you seem young, as in inexperienced and sheltered.
I urge you to meet people of a different socio-economic background, listen to others' stories, and make it a point to take in the experience of others before settling on a personalized world-view.

I wish you the best, but you're not on the right track with what you've been saying.

@Medvedec you gave the most eloquent, "ABC style" explanation ive heard. At least at first lol.
Dont worry about the trolls. I know as informed and empathetic beings we feel a need to reach one another, but not everyone can or wants to be reached.
Good job on patiently explaining the concept and even listening to their criticism and responding with tact.

Keep that same energy, but don't let them trip you up into a petty argument. 🤙🏽

@JN this is why I'm against the death penalty

@JN this is why I'm against the death penalty

@Joe Angle Naah he is just reporting it hahaha he isn't stealing.

If multiple people talks about the same story of course there'll be coincidences lmao, stop whining

@Joe Angle Naah he is just reporting it hahaha he isn't stealing.

If multiple people talks about the same story of course there'll be coincidences lmao, stop whining

@Gunnermike455 So, two people make a statistic in your world? Wow.

@Gunnermike455 So, two people make a statistic in your world? Wow.

the first guy was imprisoned wrongfully for 2 years tho

the first guy was imprisoned wrongfully for 2 years tho

Well I'm pretty sure our Mr. Extrovert dude got 2 years of unwarranted penitentiary time.

Well I'm pretty sure our Mr. Extrovert dude got 2 years of unwarranted penitentiary time.

@meggo "a white person rarely has to worry about being killed by police. a white person may have a better chance at getting a job than a black person. people of color have to go through so much because of their skin color. white people dont. thats what white privilege is" This is all false and EXTREMELY racist

@Gunnermike455 you’re stuck on the word privilege. white privilege means you are not systematically discriminated against BECAUSE OF SKIN COLOR ALONE. yes, a poor white person can be less privileged than wealthy person of color but it isn’t because of their skin color. with that being said, a white person rarely has to worry about being killed by police. a white person may have a better chance at getting a job than a black person. people of color have to go through so much because of their skin color. white people dont. thats what white privilege is.

@Sam Yaza um what... you realize minority means there isn’t as big of a population than... lets say white people. the majority of the US population is white. POC are minorities when it comes to numbers. there is nothing about the word minority that means “less than.”

@Sam Yaza um what... you realize minority means there isn’t as big of a population than... lets say white people. the majority of the US population is white. POC are minorities when it comes to numbers. there is nothing about the word minority that means “less than.”

Yeah the way this was all leading I thought we were gonna hear "he was in jail for 17 years and recently got out, that is why you always act like the dude with the beard".

Yeah the way this was all leading I thought we were gonna hear "he was in jail for 17 years and recently got out, that is why you always act like the dude with the beard".

@Mike Barnes
I see you still don't understand the term and get triggered like a snowflake over it.
My bad.
Maybe m,y English is worse than I thought and  you read just gibberish on your screen.
Oh well, I tried.

@Mike Barnes
I see you still don't understand the term and get triggered like a snowflake over it.
My bad.
Maybe m,y English is worse than I thought and  you read just gibberish on your screen.
Oh well, I tried.

@Medvedec "One had money and lawyers, the other didn't" Thank you for proving my point that white privilege doesn't exist and that black people can be privileged

@Medvedec "One had money and lawyers, the other didn't" Thank you for proving my point that white privilege doesn't exist and that black people can be privileged

@Gunnermike455
So you do understand the term and are just triggered like a snowflake. I see, I see.I'll use "majority immunity" from now on so your feelings don't get hurt anymore.

Back on the topic of one man getting a 2 year sentence and one only getting 3 days in jail. I still don't think it's te product of  "majority immunity"  culture, but rather the class difference between those two men, that got them their radically different sentences.

One had money and lawyers, the other didn't.

@Medvedec "No one is accusing one another"
1. Bullshit people call people that racial slur all the time

"Again, it's not judging, if you describe a phenomena in society"
2.If it was a "phenomena in society" it would be called just privilege not "white privilege" because there are black people who are privileged too but it's not so it's racist

@Gunnermike455
Well, I guess I'm not really good at explaining the term, if you still have those believes.
Again, it's not judging, if you describe a phenomena in society.
No one is accusing one another.
I't just describing different experiences from a minorities point of view.

@Gunnermike455
Well, I guess I'm not really good at explaining the term, if you still have those believes.
Again, it's not judging, if you describe a phenomena in society.
No one is accusing one another.
I't just describing different experiences from a minorities point of view.

@Medvedec Nope the term is racist and will always be racist no matter how you spin it. Judging people by their skin color is racist no matter what race it is

@Medvedec Nope the term is racist and will always be racist no matter how you spin it. Judging people by their skin color is racist no matter what race it is

@Gunnermike455
Oh, I see what is bothering you.

Well, one could describe "white privilege" as "majority immunity" , in other words, an absence of certain kind of discrimination, that a minority experiences.

For instance, one would not use this the original term here in Europe that way, because there are other groups of minorities that aren't differentiated on the base of their skin, but still experience similar problems.

Let me give you a few examples.
In Germany Poles and Serbs are seen as something "less" than Germans.
In Italy people from the North are seen as more cultured than the south.
In Japan people are discriminated based on their origin from other Asian countries.

All of those examples have people of the same color in it, but they still experience discrimination, that the majority doesn't.

So, if we want to describe the absence of discrimination specific to the US, that shows the differences of experiences between whites and blacks we use the term "white privilege" = "majority immunity".

The term is not racially charged and doesn't profile individual people and their beliefs but instead describes a system of discrimination, that's why I and the majority of people know this is not meant as an insult/racist remark.

Well... If you're not a "REEEEEEEE SJW/ALT-RIGHT TROLL" that is.

I hope you understand the term better now. For any further explanation I would really suggest a video from Contrapoints here on YT.

@Medvedec By saying someone has "white privilege" you are judging that person by the color of their skin which is racist here's a quote from a great man who said it best "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character"

@Gunnermike455
Then tell me, I am curious, in what way is the term "white privilege" racist?

Because, like I wrote, the term just describes an absence of something.

But I think a lot of people are tripping on the "privilege" part, not the meaning of the term, but more on the implication of it.

If the people would use "immunity" instead, would the term make more sense for you?

@Gunnermike455
  I don't think you know what white privilege means.

Don't get me wrong, it was the same with me, but I learn and understand now (in part) what our melanin rich brothers\immigrants\minorities are up against.

But, in short, "white privilege" is the absence of systemic/cultural discrimination/oppression.

I think it has more to do with the class. One man was unemployed, looked/dressed poorly, acted angrily and had some bad past with the police.

The other one had a job, was clean shaven and spoke calmly. Though "calm" is an indication of guilt, like the video said, it's not known to the general public and only enhances the image of an "unhinged criminal".

Both were innocent, but because of the incentives that lie in the way the police obtains a confession  both were wrongfully accused (it's mentioned in the video ). One had the money to fight the system the other didn't.

For better understanding of "white privilege" i would suggest a video from Contrapoints on white identity, because I know I wouldn't be able to explain it good enough in a YT comment.

Don't get swayed by the SJW/Alt-right people who just meme/screech "REEEEEEEE, MUH WHITE PRIWILLAGE" and don't even understand what the term means.

@Medvedec It's fine nobody cares about the fact that the white guy got 2 YEARS in jail all the people in this comment section care about is that the black guy only got 3 days in jail, so much white privilege is happening in this video/s

@Medvedec It's fine nobody cares about the fact that the white guy got 2 YEARS in jail all the people in this comment section care about is that the black guy only got 3 days in jail, so much white privilege is happening in this video/s

C A N A D A  ....not the USA... in the USA?  You are screwed (possibly depends on state & county)
I know..... direct experience
3 days?  He got $45,000?  ........ yeah...  Right  you'll NEVER get that out of American courts (even WHEN they're wrong) they do NOT work that way.............. they don't  (they'd owe ME... $Millions)

*C A N A D A*  ....not the USA... in the USA?  You are screwed (possibly depends on state & county)
I know..... direct experience
3 days?  He got $45,000?  ........ yeah...  *Right*  you'll NEVER get that out of American courts (even WHEN they're wrong) they do NOT work that way.............. *they don't*  (they'd owe ME... $Millions)

Ha ha,just found you here, nice to see you again.

Ha ha,just found you here, nice to see you again.

@James White <br>I didn't say they are evil. Merely stated a statistical fact. And it is a fact, not a "view". How you feel about it makes no difference.

@James White
I didn't say they are evil. Merely stated a statistical fact. And it is a fact, not a "view". How you feel about it makes no difference.

@Gyvulys Right, Minorities are just evil and being rich is a virtue. Such enlightened views!

@Gyvulys Right, Minorities are just evil and being rich is a virtue. Such enlightened views!

I don't know, the other guy got locked up for more than 2 years.<br>Wouldn't call that a happy ending.

I don't know, the other guy got locked up for more than 2 years.
Wouldn't call that a happy ending.

@James White <br>If being a "minority" has anything to do with this at all, then only that "minorities" are more likely to commit violent crime statistically. Look into official FBI statistics.

@James White
If being a "minority" has anything to do with this at all, then only that "minorities" are more likely to commit violent crime statistically. Look into official FBI statistics.

@A. K. Nothing happy about losing 2 years of your life. YES!  Lifelong damage. PROBABLY!  Worse than death itself. NOT REALLY!

@A. K. Nothing happy about losing 2 years of your life. YES!  Lifelong damage. PROBABLY!  Worse than death itself. NOT REALLY!

Nothing happy about loosing 2 years of your life. Lielong damage. Worse than death itself.

Nothing happy about loosing 2 years of your life. Lielong damage. Worse than death itself.

Think of all the stories that don't - like the guy who sat in prison for two years for no valid reason.  Where is the DNA, fingerprints?

Think of all the stories that don't - like the guy who sat in prison for two years for no valid reason.  Where is the DNA, fingerprints?

@JN America has the highest incarceration rate in the world by far and is obsessed with punishment. If you have a good enough lawyer/bribes you can get away with almost anything. If you are poor and a minority you are screwed. It’s not about innocence or guilt. It’s about money, ego, and who you know.

@JN Yeah, unfortunately the guy who exploded into defensive emotion was convicted even though he was also innocent. Miscarriages of justice.

@JN Yeah, unfortunately the guy who exploded into defensive emotion was convicted even though he was also innocent. Miscarriages of justice.

It almost feels like a bit of a stroke of luck though. I wonder how many innocent people have been the victim of an unscrupulous investigator without the case being audited properly and just disappeared into the prison system :( <br>Imagine that, you're coming home from work one day, minding your own business and you just get disappeared by the supposedly impartial arbiters of the law. Scary.

It almost feels like a bit of a stroke of luck though. I wonder how many innocent people have been the victim of an unscrupulous investigator without the case being audited properly and just disappeared into the prison system :(
Imagine that, you're coming home from work one day, minding your own business and you just get disappeared by the supposedly impartial arbiters of the law. Scary.

Hey, you're that person making rocket engines!

Hey, you're that person making rocket engines!


The fact that the “detective” walked in and immediately said “I won’t ask if you did it, cause I know you did” is literally the worst move on Earth. He is literally saying he is guilty until proven innocent...

On the internet, it's all literally guilty until proven innocent every time and is by no means <b>rare because everyone thinks they're the next sherlock holmes protagonist of the world.</b>

On the internet, it's all literally guilty until proven innocent every time and is by no means *rare because everyone thinks they're the next sherlock holmes protagonist of the world.*

@Shingi plenty of successful interrogations involve leading the guilty suspect to believe they could be innocent and have a chance at freedom, only to shock them with the charges to see how they react. being so forward with it truly is a failiure.

More than that, he's failing the first step of interrogation 101.  Giving the suspect zero wiggle room means you're less likely to get any kind of confession.


Add as an extra to a next video the Howard stern killer interview


Caller: he’s a small white man

Cop: I’m tired jimmy, let’s just arrest the first black guy we see and call it a day

Often times witnesses get basic descriptions like this wrong. Specially if they're the victim. So its not unheard of to still arrest someone in the general area as long as they match something or give a reason to be suspected.

@Celtic Whisper google is free. and if your trying to justify what happened in this video, your sick.

Yerah, the donuts wont eat themselves. In US if you've been arrested and then later found not guilty, the arrest record stays with you for life and next time an official asks you if you've ever been arrested, you'd have to say yes.

Алекс Галкин

@i'm Sozin  dunno man but you can never b sure abt racism<br>im not saying it wasnt because of racism, but looking at how bad modern cops are trained it could be because something else who knows

@i'm Sozin  dunno man but you can never b sure abt racism
im not saying it wasnt because of racism, but looking at how bad modern cops are trained it could be because something else who knows

@Celtic Whisper if they arrest a black guy regardless of who is identified by the witnesses, do the statistics have any value?

@Jaan Ruus “Sadly the truth” basically means that you don’t want to realize the flaws, and if you are the flaw you don’t want to be held responsible.

@Celtic Whisper can you grab me the percentage of white people who live in America vs black people? Do all of the math at least. Don’t half ass it

@Celtic Whisper Google it lol? and what does that have to do with this? they said it was a white man and grabbed a black guy it still don’t add up?

that's the smear...they tell a lie and the media covers it and it becomes so-called fact
they are all liars
God bless the men who have been freed when the truth was told
much love all-me

@i'm Sozin Sofia boutella is Mountain Dew soda for annoyed with us know

Could you give me the percentage of crime by colour please?

@Chris Race idk thats racism for ya, the comment i replied to is sadly what truly happens.

@Jaan Ruus Holy crap.... how did these guys arrest a tall black man off a bus when the perp was a short white man??????????????????????? can anyone help me


I'm glad there were repercussions and Michael got some level of recompense but its pretty foul what happened to him. He gave an alibi, they should have looked into it as soon as humanly possible to either disprove his course of events or to recognise that they had the wrong person and start looking for the actual criminal. I don't know what I would do in that situation, but I do know I wouldn't ever want to go through it for the money he got let alone not knowing if I would be jailed for years like happened to the angry guy.

Meanwhile a guilty piece of trash got away with a 3 day (at least) head start, all because some incompetent "officers" couldn't be bothered to do some work.

what about the other guy haha i hope he was proven innocent

He's lucky there was a cop with some integrity working there otherwise they would have railroaded this guy into a prison sentence of several years.

most of us have to PAY money to stay free, im fighting my SECOND false accusation, already found innocent once, luckily I moved out of that town already, I was targeted alot my homophobic cops cus me and my partner are like one of 2 LGBT couples in that town. if cops know/dislike you for any reason, you WILL be treated as guilty in every circumstance, 2 guys jumped me on my doorstep with weapons, I go to jail for defending myself. our system is totally corrupt, they know my family will pay money to keep me free because I'm innocent, so the lawyers make money, the jail makes money (45 dollars per day i was kept without being allowed to talk to a lawyer or make a call to my family, which was 4 days) and the court makes money, meanwhile, I eat ramen for dinner and now I avoid black people because i'm afraid if I get ASSAULTED again they will assume im racist or some shit, so basically the system has made me a bit racist. weird how that works


Anyone wondering what happened to all the videos, check JCS' twitter.


This is one of the most horrifying videos i've ever watched, jesus. That officer interrogating micheal can't even string together a coherent sentence, and has an undeniably warped sense of morals. Seeing as 3 other officers were also punished for this, isn't this essentially a goddamn CONSPIRACY to falsely imprison someone? No way they're all that incompetent, I can't believe they were only demoted. Infuriating to put it lightly

@Tahtahme's Diary And you think white men are not pulled off the street unjustly?

@Nom The white man was NOT pulled off the street despite not matching the description! He was literally personally by name and picture falsely accused by an ex friends girlfriend!

@Nom There's literally a term for it... Cognitive bias.

@Rhia Bayer Literally in the same video you have a white man being done the same. What does race have to do with it for fucks sake

@Thyme Warp Color CLEARLY matters to some people-- more than some peoples lives, one might say. Ignoring it won't make it go away.

@Rhia Bayer color doesn't matter COP IS A LOSER.

@Geralt of rivia approves this message children can be fed without falsely imprisoning black people for crimes they clearly didn't commit when all evidence points to a person of a different build, height, and race just because someone existed in a space.

@Geralt of rivia approves this message They were able to feed their kids. They have decent jobs already They got greedy and wanted more, and were willing to step on someone less powerful to get there.


Unfortunately he seemed to know what was going on. Never want to betrayed as the “angry” black man. He knew they made up the evidence for his reaction, and when the interrogator didn’t get the reaction he wanted he got more and more cruel. This man is absolutely amazing for not cracking under the pressure and falling into their trap


Demoted and suspended without pay... Oh the horror, what punishment for almost destroying a man's life.
Fired, no pension cause that's what they all care about the most. 46K is an insult
Disgusting what they can and are allowed to get away with.

@Defqon With justice I just meant that it was acknowledged by a court that he was mistreated which is important for the victim.

Bruce Thomas Wayne their analysis of their own experience? Real easy to talk about the situation when you aren’t a part of it. Plenty of people are wrongfully imprisoned so just because there’s evidence out there proving he didn’t do it, isn’t a guarantee of being freed. He said he told them right away while he was on the ground being arrested to go talk to someone at the bus terminal which clearly they didn’t do. They didn’t even pay attention to the description they were given of a suspect. When you’ve already been arrested for a crime you know you didn’t do, it’s a little hard to have much confidence in the system in that moment. It ended up being 3 days for this guy but it could’ve been weeks, months, or even years. 46k for a few days in jail looks nice when you know you’re getting out after 3 days. Not being convicted also doesn’t mean the charges disappear in most situations. You’d have to go through the process of expungement in most situations even if the case were dismissed. It harms your life in a lot more ways. Of course 3 days isn’t as bad as wrongful imprisonment for decades but it definitely fucked with this guy a lot, as it would with anyone being arrested and accused of a serious crime and being given information that makes no sense to you at all. I’m sure he would’ve happily given up that 46k (minus lawyer fees) to be able to go back in time and have none of this happen.

And 46k in Canadian isn’t that much really

@Robert Mustain ok dont jump the gun treacle. Your analysis is way off. I'm a different kind of special.

@hanbanaroda He wasn't in prison.
He was in lock up..
My man, 46k! How much you wanna bet the guy smiled when he got the message from his lawyer? He lost his mind, guaranteed!
He was ballin without stallin!
And still is to this day.........TO THIS DAY!!!

@Bruce Wayne Three days om prison seems not as bad in the retrospect, but three days in prison while your relatives dont know where you are? Three days in prison not knowing you ever get out? Three days in prison carefully trying to be invisible so you dont end up in a fight or anything that will make you stay there even more? All that while knowing you are innocent? Thas quite different story.

I’d do three days in jail for $46K. Standing on my head.

@Bruce Wayne Yeah, I'd take that deal without hesitation whatsoever!
And given the situation people, it's not hard to KNOW that you're gonna walk.
He was on a bus and walked through a terminal. They both have cameras.
The guy was bored for three days and walked away with 46k!
Boom!

I wonder what happened to the poor  red headed guy that spent  two years in prison  for a crime he didn't commit?

@Bruce Wayne Sure when you already know the outcome. I'd take it too.

Unlawfully detained, arrested, charged and sent to cells.
It shouldn't be that easy to lock a person up..it should be the hardest thing to do.
Considering the guy had a rock solid proof he didn't do it and they wouldn't even listen to him..

Robert Mustain if it was him being accused of sexual assault I’d agree with you but since it was just theft or something I don’t think his rep will be tarnished. It depends on the crime. But I know what you mean. I got insubordination for pretending to faint during a Cbrn tasking where students were learning how to handle that scenario but because I wasn’t told to faint the guy in charge of the course lost his shit and wrote a horrible report to my CoC about how I can’t follow orders. Some of the staff and I were joking around and they told me everyone has already passed the course and if I fainted to cause a scenario they wouldnt care and it’d be funny, so I did. But it went all the way to the RSM and they tried to charge me. When my warrant told asked me what actually happened I told them and we laughed it off and I barely got in trouble at all because it wasn’t really a big deal. I didn’t feel any different around my co workers for that, we all thought it was stupid. So him not even actually doing ANYthing at all I don’t think his co workers or friend circles would give a shit. However, if it was sexual assault or just assault it’d be different

@wizardjokes no it didn't impact his job or reputation. He was released with no pending investigation. Which means he already won his case before he even walked in a court room. He new he was getting a payday upon his release. Dont talk wet.

@wape1 We didn't find out the guy received 46k until the last 30 seconds of the video ending, so your comment is redundant.

@Bruce Wayne That's easy to say when you know that you're getting out at the end. Did you even watch the second half of this video?

@Bruce Wayne It impacted his job and reputation plus the mental anguish of being wrongfully targeted (and this is clearly racial discrimination) and minus the lawyer fees. It wasn't enough.

@Bruce Wayne For him it was probably very traumatizing and I bet he would rather trade the money for a life where this had never happened to him. Imagine your sense of safety and justice being stripped away like that. I can imagine you carry away some serious mental health issues from an incident like this, even if it was only 3 days. The following civil lawsuit probably took a long time too and such a thing can be really exhausting. More important than the money is that justice was served in the end so he has a chance at getting closure.

46k for 3 days in jail? I'll take that deal right now.

I mean it's better than what would have happened to a cop in the US. If it was here they'd get a paid 2 week vacation and a party when they came back.<br>Edit: Oh...and the person accused would get nothing. Or maybe a bill for the food they gave them in jail.

I mean it's better than what would have happened to a cop in the US. If it was here they'd get a paid 2 week vacation and a party when they came back.
Edit: Oh...and the person accused would get nothing. Or maybe a bill for the food they gave them in jail.


Just a reminder to never "answer a few questions", "cooperate" or "clear some things up". DEMAND a lawyer. Always. There is NO information you can give the police that will help your case that you couldn't have discussed with your lawyer first. If you have concrete evidence that you are innocent, then great. Talk to your lawyer about it, and then let your lawyer talk to the cops. Everything the cops do is designed to prove that you are guilty, not to determine your innocence.

@Miss Misfits yep, but the moment they arrest you not only do they think you’re guilty, they will use everything against you to secure a win and show they are not wasting tax payer money. Your best option is to not speak to them and look guilty while speaking to a lawyer.

@Ritesh Yeddu they torture you here as well. Put hoods over disabled peoples faces and strap them to a gurney then continuously pepper spray them, essentially suffocating them. All because one officer claimed the man spat on him. Those ends don't justify the means. There's video proof of this incident and many more.

Some detectives are also highly trained in psychological torture to break you down. Another incident (West Memphis Three), Jesse Miskellie - one of the 3 teens arrested, who was mentally slow with an IQ of 72 and not understanding what was happening, was interrogated for 13 hrs with no break being knocked down, threatened, having ideas planted, false promises made for confession, no food. They put words in his mouth and said "if this is what happened this will all be over" and he "confessed". All the actual evidence pointed away from the 3 teens and pointed towards one of the victims fathers who was associated with who? That police department. They will do anything to divert attention and pin it on whoever needed. And make no mistake, with only 6 wks training, there are a LOT of dirty cops.
The West Memphis Three were released a few years ago using a very rare appeal tactic. After serving over 13 years in prison, one on death row. If they were guilty, they should have been denied but they weren't so the judge who took over let them go. It was a tar-baby at that point, no one wanted to deal with it. No one else was charged after their release and the victims (3 young boys) will probably never get true justice, sadly.

@GabrielReed waiting in a cell for representation sounds easy until you're there with none of your meds, withdrawling from them, nurse doesn't get in for days to "approve them" and won't approve most, being treated like a junkie off the street cause that's what they're used to. Days feel like weeks. Weeks feel like years. <br>This happened to me. I was eventually released but waiting around for representation can make you want to test your luck with the officers (I didn't). That's how they design it. Its unfortunate and why any new cases should be reviewed that day or the next if possible by law. They make enough to accomplish it. The fact that this happens so often should mean a lot of lawsuits against the state but they get away with it every day.

@GabrielReed waiting in a cell for representation sounds easy until you're there with none of your meds, withdrawling from them, nurse doesn't get in for days to "approve them" and won't approve most, being treated like a junkie off the street cause that's what they're used to. Days feel like weeks. Weeks feel like years.
This happened to me. I was eventually released but waiting around for representation can make you want to test your luck with the officers (I didn't). That's how they design it. Its unfortunate and why any new cases should be reviewed that day or the next if possible by law. They make enough to accomplish it. The fact that this happens so often should mean a lot of lawsuits against the state but they get away with it every day.

Yes but as soon as you do, you will look guilty to them. That's the sad part.

@unusual username Untrue, he would have the opportunity to speak to a lawyer as soon a possible , far sooner than 3 days, it was 3 days because they have 3 days to formally file charges against you and the judge has to accept there is probable cause for a case, it's called the 72 hour rule, you can look it up. Lastly, you are automatically assigned a public defender regardless of how much money you make. They will later determine if you make too much money, if you do, they will ask you if you want a private lawyer, or agree to pay the public defender a specified rate. With that being said, never speak to the cops regardless of how innocent you are... video evidence proving you're innocent, don't try to convince the cops, provide your lawyer with the info. If you want to take yourself to financial mastery level, buy umbrella insurance, falsely arrested? it'll pay all your costs. Not many people know umbrella insurance exists and it's relatively cheap, few hundred bucks a year. It's that extra liability coverage people with money buy because they always get sued by someone trying to take their money; but it does cover false arrests and imprisonment and a bunch of other stuff. $1 million in extra protection. If you own a business including self employed, it's a tax write off -- not much of a write off since it's so cheap, but a write-off nonetheless.

@Bob Marley thank you for the advice bob marley.

"just answering some questions" is how you end up in prison. Always demand a lawyer and never tell them anything

@User Name Better than talking and spending years wishing you'd have waited for a lawyer.

Exactly you're already innocent until they prove you guilty

@Garry the Rat Nothing is returned to you. And, you still have to pay court costs.

@Adam Dunn Yep, but that takes time. You have to realize you're still in jail while all this is going on. If that's what your lawyer tells you to do then do it.

@911s73targa It's real easy to say what you would and would not do in that situation, when you are not IN that situation. I have had my run ins with the police, and I have a lawyer on retainer. And the reason that other cop did his job is BECAUSE that guy gave him information to check out. Don't forget that. My overall plan is never say anything, since I do have a lawyer, paid for and ready to go. But that is because I have the ways and means of dealing with it.

@Garry the Rat hi, assuming you're in the UK a solicitor will be provided free of charge just refuse to answer questions and state you want a lawyer/solicitor and the government has to provide you with representation. Depending on the time of day or if it's a busy weekend, in my experience, you'll have to wait for a few of hours and sometimes overnight but very rarely more than 24 hours.

You guys' justice system is atleast less worse than in India. Here, if they want a confession, they take you and physically torture you until you confess, even though it is against Indian law (who they do this to depends on that person's social standing. If you don't have any connections, your basically screwed if they take you to "interrogate")

Totally agree. I'm from the UK where you cannot be interviewed following arrest without being read your rights and offered a lawyer to be present. From this side of the Atlantic we find it hard to comprehend how people can be interviewed in this way. It is such an obvious fertile source of wrongful conviction.

@unusual username This was also almost 20 years ago. Since 2001, policing has been made worse. Police are to put it mildly, assholes. I would wager a large percentage of cops, upon hearing your alibi and believing it, would then take steps to make sure it was somehow made inadmissible in court. They're really fun like that.

We shouldn't need to have lawyers on retainer. The problem is there are too many lawyers, because there are too many laws. The justice system needs reform, and I know that sounds cliche now. I think a good first step would be to strike down all laws that have no victim. Wouldn't that be nice? Crimes would only be crimes if there was a material victim. Also, cops need to lose their immunity, carry their own insurance and be prosecuted for lying. Remember for every one guy that gets let off because he was innocent, there are thousands more who didn't. The justice system was not designed to find the truth, it was designed to get guilty verdicts.

The attitude that it is us who needs to adjust to this tyranny is a bad one.

this should be taught in every grade of school.

Only good comment. Sad that a lot of people believe talking will ease the tension, talking doesn’t end with just talking for a lot of people. Some people just give in, don’t know how many in % wise but it’s a considerable amount regardless when we are talking about a innocent persons life any percentage is considerable.

Well, he did make £46k in 3.5 days so not sure if I agree with you on that one 😭

@unusual username You can usually deal with that by means of a prepared statement or lawyer present to ensure proper questioning/clarification

Im wondering, what if i have no money to pay for a lawyer, they can just give me one for free? And what if i indeed call a lawyer, if im found innocent can i ask the state to refund me what i pay for the lawyer?

This is a situation where no one really knows what they should do. Lawyers tell you not to talk to the police. But that guy could have spent WEEKS in jail if he hadn't established his alibi. The reason he only spent 3 days in jail is BECAUSE he talked to the police. When you are innocent, your immediate reaction is to tell everyone that you're innocent. If you do not have a lawyer on retainer, it can take a long time for someone on the OUTSIDE to find one for you. Regardless of what people think, the courts do not immediately set you up with a PD. If you have a job, they consider you financially able to provide a lawyer for yourself. Meanwhile, you sit in jail and the cop who thinks he has a slam dunk case does nothing. I guess the lesson is, always have a lawyer on retainer.

@GabrielReed They are. Just doesn't have a time frame. Thats by design. They want it to be horrible so you'll open your trap. In an interrogation you should be able to demand any evidence they claim to have. That would solve most of it.

@User Name I agree, but they are still obligated to give you a lawyer. Waitingg in a cell for a lawyer is a lot more favorable than sitting in prison a few months later because you couldn't be quiet.

Easier said than done. Unless you have a retainer on hand you can wait days or even weeks for representation. The entire time you will be in a cell waiting.

Yes it is. Having been in the position to "Answer some questions" before, this is the truth. They will use tricks of wordplay, tricks of confidence, and their inherent position of authority to manipulate you in ways you don't even suspect until it's happening. They stand literally next to con men on the street.

Damn, I didn't even know it was like this. Thanks for the info.


And admission of guilt speeds up promotion. What does falsely and wrongfully accusing someone do? More often than not, not a dang thing. I’m glad in this case they were demoted. This video was very impressive and extremely detailed. I usually am great at observing people’s actions based on how they feel but this guy goes deep into it and makes it very easy to understand. 100/10 thanks for the content

That’s cause it’s not that easy to fire someone if they falsely accuse, as it is giving a promotion to that who carries the questioning. It is normally a team or a group of professionals which investigate and so they can’t just kick them all out


“...and at this point unaware he is about to be wrongfully imprisoned for just under 2 years” Jesus christ

@rls725 it’s Canada, he even says it in the video. Scary they can lie about evidence

@rls725 I found it. 21:10 "constitution of Canada"

@Flynn Curtis I'm assuming Australia from the accents

@rls725 Also, one guy had no evidence against him and the other has a victim he had an indirect connection to picking him out of a line-up.<br>Edit, also, I thought it was Canada, not Australia, but I might be misremembering that detail from a different video.

@rls725 Also, one guy had no evidence against him and the other has a victim he had an indirect connection to picking him out of a line-up.
Edit, also, I thought it was Canada, not Australia, but I might be misremembering that detail from a different video.

Difference between Australian and American criminal justice systems- one the guy is falsely imprisoned for 3 days, the other 2 years 🤦♂

@Dana they gave the man 45000 for being falsely arrested all that happened was he spent a few nights in jail, what i wrote was what those few nights would consist of lol i did a bid of time yall probably wouldnt understant unless youve been in the pen haha

@Blk Barbie hopefully he got a nice check

@Pc115 I never needed to make the apology video I mentioned

@drop of water on its way to ocean <b>uhhhh what?</b> 😂

@drop of water on its way to ocean *uhhhh what?* 😂

How to get the police department to pay your bills for just over 5.

@drop of water on its way to ocean 🤠what

i would totaly compress 40 naps in 3 days and eat 2 balony sandwiches, one pbnj were the penut butter and jelly come in sauce packets were jelly is spelled jellly and is really just some weird thin shugar sauce while drinking coolade that comes in a giant bag with a skull and crossbones that states "do not drink" and have 10% of my sperm murdered with each sip for  46000$

Let’s take a moment of silence to appreciate the suffering of others for our YouTube entertainment. Can I get an amennnn-ah?!

I wanna see an episode of "Raghunandan Yandamuri"... if possible!


Is it just me or some of the deleted videos by Youtube are allowed back here? Also the last pardoy by JCS is gone now. A bit confused. 🤔


Everyone's talking about the first guy but don't forget the second guy. You could tell he regretted his crimes when he was younger and was working really hard for a better life. The other guy was only in for 3 days and he was in for 2 whole years.

@The Mudpit  I had no idea someone could be so insufferable. Also the Canadian man was both the wrong height and race with regards to the police call so maybe not the system as a whole but at least the Canadian police authority is not “ostensibly better” than that of America

@The Mudpit You really came back to claim each and every L you received, respect

@The Mudpit You really came back to claim each and every L you received, respect

Yes that’s it. And also. What the frick frack?! People need got get their lives together of they think doing such a thing is okay. Especially since he had already been falsely accused and put in jail for so long. That a song was needed for him to be set free and now they are at it again without a real expansion. Humans. <b>sigh</b> I can’t understand them.

Yes that’s it. And also. What the frick frack?! People need got get their lives together of they think doing such a thing is okay. Especially since he had already been falsely accused and put in jail for so long. That a song was needed for him to be set free and now they are at it again without a real expansion. Humans. *sigh* I can’t understand them.

@River Wolf I know who you're talking about, the boxer who was nicknamed hurricane. Bob Dylan wrote the song if I'm not mistaken. Unfortunately he's back in prison in another incredibly strange case, he was accused of assaulting a reporter that was interviewing him I think

@The Mudpit that was an odd, condescending, and wholly cringeworthy comment that you left

@The Mudpit that was an odd, condescending, and wholly cringeworthy comment that you left

@joe biden's make a wish I never said otherwise lol

@joe biden's make a wish I never said otherwise lol

@The Mudpit i love the passive agressiveness of your comment lmao

@The Mudpit i love the passive agressiveness of your comment lmao

@Dragon Knight yeah and you could tell how bad he regretted it

@Dragon Knight yeah and you could tell how bad he regretted it

@The Mudpit all good, now you see that being uppity doesn’t get you too far. But honestly I’m glad you made such a fool of yourself, otherwise this would’ve been a boring thread. No hard feelings on my end.

@Tito Dick  Tito, if my silly answer to your loaded question upset you, I am sorry. It wasn't meant as anything more than a sarcastic bit of banter. A bit of over the top silliness. Somehow it upset you enough to visit my channel.  I didn't think anyone would take such dripping sarcasm as a serious thing, and it wasn't my intent to be hurtful, it really wasn't, so if it did upset you I apologize.

@The Mudpit “typical keyboard warrior” you’re literally the only keyboard warrior in this thread.

@Talk About Trending Canadians take this shit too seriously lmfao

@Talk About Trending Canadians take this shit too seriously lmfao

I’ve been in and out of jail for drugs and dumb shit since I was 15. Now, I’m a late 20-something software salesman and make a good living. The last place in the world I ever want to be is near a cop. They’ll take one look at my record and throw me the slammer. That’s why I’m either at work or at home.

@The Mudpit well zero people found it funny so maybe you should work on your material. and I also see your other replies in this thread so I don't actually think it was a joke; I think you are just trying to save face. all of your other comments are equally insufferable, so I think that is just the way you type.

@LadyDefi  I think their investigating me for making an over the top joke about their obviouisly loaded question was a weird response, so I understand your objection, and it wasn't a minecraft video just fyi, it was a video about teaching methods in education that made use of minecraft as a visual aid. It was really fun to make (and got  me an A, not sure why lol). I leave it up because someone studying pedagogies might find it useful.

@Lloyd Irving  yes, that was the point of the joke.

@Lloyd Irving  yes, that was the point of the joke.

@Piper Gale  they don't have comprehension issues, it was clearly a loaded question, and a joke response. Triggered much?

@Tito Dick  it's a joke dude. I'm amazed it bothered you so much you actually investigated me lol. Making a personal attack like that in response to a hyperbolic ribbing is, I venture, "sadder" than whatever you imagine my life is like.

He better have gotten some kind of compensation

He better have gotten some kind of compensation

He was looking at a hard 20 and hit panic mode. I dont blame him.

He was looking at a hard 20 and hit panic mode. I dont blame him.

So true. Imagine the trauma that whole thing must have brought him. He probably didn't paid a single dime. :(

Why compare crimes bruhh there 2 good men point blank😂

Why compare crimes bruhh there 2 good men point blank😂

@LadyDefi read their comment tell me there's not some internal problems with this person and ima head out

@Dragon Knight So? He served his time. What does that have to do with your ability to feel empathy for him?

@stale weed So your saying what he posted 6 years ago reflects what he posted a week ago. Really doesn't make sense since things a person goes through in their life during those 6 years would maybe change a person?

@LadyDefi it does because his comment was just a week ago so much didn't change after all...

@Tito Dick Just because someone played mindcraft and decided to do a video on it 6 years ago? :P It doesn't reflect what is going on in someone's life now.

@The Mudpit I could not imagine being this insufferable. I feel sorry for everyone you interact with on a daily basis

Just goes to show regardless of whatever "rehabilitation" or "debt to society" that's paid, you will always be a lower class citizen and the burden of proof is against you

Pretty sure I worked with the second guy about half a year ago, he's got a girlfriend and kids now.

@River Wolf I've seen 17 years, I've seen over 20, I've seen black people exonerated after execution - even minors.

@Tito Dick wow! I'm sorry you got talked to that way! I promise all Canadians aren't that stuck up 😏🙏

@ElectricShinn he was in jail for 2 years for a crime he did commit, but then after this false accusation he was put again in jail for 2 years before he was exonerated. watch again; the narrator says the suspect does not know he is about to be put in jail for two years.

I felt so bad for him. I'm really happy he could work hard, and have a good enough relationship with his mum to live with her. He seems like a good guy and it was sad to see how much stress he was under. <br>That woman who lied and accused him, along with anyone else who lies like that, is an absolute monster.

I felt so bad for him. I'm really happy he could work hard, and have a good enough relationship with his mum to live with her. He seems like a good guy and it was sad to see how much stress he was under.
That woman who lied and accused him, along with anyone else who lies like that, is an absolute monster.

@The Mudpit after reading all that shit I could only imagine how sad your life is. Then I got a glimpse into it from that god awful video on your channel. God bless your soul

There was another man who was in prison for, I think, 15 years because the police were racist. They knew who the real criminals were but because they were white, they defended them. If it weren’t for a singer who wrote a song about him, the case would have probably not been brought up again and he would have had to stay in prison for much longer.

@Tito Dick  You don't see the point? Oh dear.... quite obvious really....  You got trouble with comprehension? It's OK. Here, let me elucidate (oops, that means explain).
Canada=ostensibly better justice
US=ostensibly worse justice
Oh dear... sorry... did it again.... "Ostensibly" means "apparently, according to the evidence we just had presented to us (in the video) if that is taken to be true and representative"
Yep, that about covers it. I know... it's complicated. Any questions you just let me know. Happy to be of service (that means "glad to help")
:/

One guy (lucky him) lives and was arrested in Canada and the other one in the US. I’m just saying…

This Justin guy got well and truly raked over the coals badly. Can't blame him at all if he holds resentment towards the state

He was in jail for 2 years for a crime he did commit in the past. The narrator said spent "3 years in prison" then was corrected with the 2 years in county jail
Just figured I would clarify

He was in jail for 2 years for a crime he *did* commit in the past. The narrator said spent "3 years in prison" then was corrected with the *2 years in county jail*
Just figured I would clarify

But as I understood he was in prison before that incident for a crime (robbery) that he did commit.


"I mean did she see you sleeping at that time"<br>What a stupid question. If he was sleeping, how can he know if his mother saw him sleeping or not?

"I mean did she see you sleeping at that time"
What a stupid question. If he was sleeping, how can he know if his mother saw him sleeping or not?

yep. as tempting as it is to answer a stupid question, its best to just say lawyer.

I even seen one where they called the owner of a burnt vehicle with a body inside of it (which turned out to be her friend she lent the car to) and asked her if she knew where her car was so she responds like any other person would “is it damaged? Do I need to come pick it up?” Cops say no, hang up but as soon as they hang up they all start saying shit like “she’s very fishy she only asked about her car and not if her friend was burnt to death” how THE FUCK is someone supposed to suspect their friend was burnt in the car they lent to them 💀 some of these cops man I swear lol

I think sometimes they ask silly questions to see how you react/ respond.

They are trick questions. All you have to do is answer one or two questions that seem innocent, and now they have the "evidence" and the "confession" to charge you with the crime. They will ask you a series of questions that are similar, with harmless answers, and then they twist your words to fit the motive.

@Joseph Sampson Sadly innocent people can also get confused by them. In the moment

Lmao the detective didn't think twice before asking the question

Those are trap questions, most of the time people who are guilty trying to look innocent will fall for them and kinda dig themselves in a hole lol


Suspect is a short white male: "We got him" *brings back shaq


As my mother always said, “whether you are innocent or guilty, CALL A LAWYER”

@Lauren I was kidding ..she absolutely gave U a good advice ..I hope U two always have a wonderful mother-daughter relationship 😉

@Cutland Springs Try being accused of a crime you didn’t commit, talk all you want, then see if my attitude is really the problem

@MS my mother was actually a police dispatcher for 10 years.

@Cutland Springs did you even watch the video?

@Cutland Springs Wrong, chances are the racially profiled you.

@MS responsible parenting is what is happening in that house.

Why would your mother be giving you such an advice !!? What's happening in your house ?!🤣🤣

In the US, you do not speak to a cop. You say I plead the 5th, and you get a lawyer. <br>Thats it.

In the US, you do not speak to a cop. You say I plead the 5th, and you get a lawyer.
Thats it.

Indeed.  If you're guilty you need a lawyer, if you're innocent you DEFINITELY need a lawyer.


They have took the previous video down!!!


“The evidence I have is frankly conclusive and overwhelming”

Press X to doubt

“The evidence I have is frankly conclusive and overwhelming”

*Press X to doubt*

That shit only works if you are guilty, and even then you can doubt that shit


He was so polite that he didn’t even interrupt the detective while he was falsely accusing him.

@Holland4evahh that's a cute comment. You have a nice day dear🥰

My daughter can come home with this decent guy.

"i'm sorry to give you a hard time mr. officer" lol


The woman that lied in court, I hope she did more time than him. <br>I hope he is doing good and still going straight.

The woman that lied in court, I hope she did more time than him.
I hope he is doing good and still going straight.

@GTA Player No wonder the comments I post keep dissapearing lmao

@Luis R I can’t get anymore animated on YouTube before they delete my comment for hating on women 😅

It usually depends on the states punishment for lying under oath. More Eastern states I've noticed are more harsh with lying under oath (with exceptions). The state I live in will give the accuser double the sentence the defendant received.

@GTA Player really? Shame on her? I think she deserves more than shame. Why you acting as if she is a little kid who said poop in first grade?

Sadly, lying in court is rarely punished, even if it is obvious or  proven. Usually, it just means the testimony is dismissed and the jury isn’t legally allowed to factor it into their decision. Man, if I had my way everyone who was caught lying in court would serve the sentence they were pushing for the accused. That would be sweet justice indeed. If you cant convict someone with the truth and the truth alone you have no real justice.

@GTA Player They are taken seriously, which is a problem if its false. But usually theyre caught

you can be almost certain she did a fraction of the time he did. watched a video like this earlier, girl accuses guy of rape falsely - guy goes to jail for a whole year wrongly imprisoned. Girl gets caught lying, ,does 35 days. Almost a <b>TWELVTH</b> of the time. Fucking bullshit.

you can be almost certain she did a fraction of the time he did. watched a video like this earlier, girl accuses guy of rape falsely - guy goes to jail for a whole year wrongly imprisoned. Girl gets caught lying, ,does 35 days. Almost a *TWELVTH* of the time. Fucking bullshit.

@ImSakina Why not?<br>Isn't lying under oath a crime (perjury)?

@ImSakina Why not?
Isn't lying under oath a crime (perjury)?

@kongvinter33 Those feminist wouldn't know equality if it smacked them in the face

you know she didnt. statistically when women do the same crime as a man, they get 1/3 of the time as the man. you dont hear femin ists complain about that inequality

@Erica Mercado For what, and he has no job, I doubt he could afford the thousands in litigation.  I'm afraid the 'justice' system is for the few.

@GTA Player she accused him of burglary, plus assault and battery.

@ciera wilcox oh boohoo hated by family vs 3 years in prison

@ImSakina I like to think that she probably is hated by her friends and family and the public.

Yea, a woman can falsely accuse men of whatever she wants and get away free most of the time

she most likely didn't do any time if were being realistic


Why don’t lawyer come and just volunteer to prove innocent people free. Than just putting words on mouth. Money is hard to earn. #sedlife🤘


Give this man a netflix show. I'd binge every episode

@Ziquafty Nny You mean from the $1-per-month subscriptions that he actually discontinued a while ago?  I have no idea how he actually makes money but for this quality content he deserves every penny.

He already makes a shit ton of money on patreon

Why bother on Netflix, when you have full control of your content on YouTube. Why have a show, when you can have a channel?

@Heidi E They already did!  They turned "The american murder" (the Chris Watts story) into an almost unwatchable sob opera. They should have just aired JCS version of the same material from over a year ago, it is infinitely better.

He’s probably making a good amount of money off these videos as it is, so there’s no need to potentially lose quality so he can make more, I’d much rather continue to watch on YouTube

No! They'd degrade the quality of his videos


If that interrogation doesn't prove that  Canadians are the politest people I don't know what does


I was rooting for Michael like I had known this man my whole life

This is normal, and it's called "Cognitive Empathy".

Imagine being falsely imprisoned on the account of a girl named Candi.

@J P
So you’re saying USA’s crime cases are the worst? There’s a lot more worse crime cases than USA. 😂.

Your “point” is invalid because it doesn’t even correlate to the actual video.

@A hip to the hop would you be shocked if it was tho? Exactly my point. Many cases happen in the US and Canada where crimes go on the innocent for their complexion.  Sorry if that triggered you.

@J P <br>Quick to assume that it’s USA 😂

Same man, I dont know this man but I fucking love his grace under fire and I LOVE that he was  compensated for such a distressing situation.  I love that the investigators who disregarded facts and lied to the man were punished.  Absolutely brilliant.

Lmao same here. Dude ended up making 46k in 4 days so id say it ended pretty well for him

@Mantis42 Canada got some toxic shit too.

@J P they're in canada, the cop says it near the end

Dude looks exactly like my cousin whos a bro to me. USA law system is just toxic af


This guy gave a huge respect to the investigator who falsely accused him and who painted a not too bright future for him. Karma worked nicely this time.

@Prickly Pear 46K of your taxpayer money buys you like 3m of highway in the better case, or new jacuzzi of some greedy politician in the worst one, chill out a bit

Such a hard part to watch  himmsaying “I’m not trying to give you a hard time.”  Buddddyyyy! You need too lol too nice.

Right! What control!  I would have lost my temper with word vomit. I hate lies.

There was some karma, but I can't say it was proportionate in my view

@Prickly Pear The way i see it that the investigators who got no payment the money from there went to this guy. But i could be wrong

@Prickly Pear should you seek legal counsel? Yes absolutely however, if you really consider the number of taxpayers within Canada, $46,000 is practically pennies in comparison to what our taxes go towards overall, especially comparing it to what taxes cover in regards to the criminal justice system (without taking into consideration wrongful convictions). "The money could've been better spent elsewhere" is quite frankly a laughable statement in the context of your comment, as even WITH representation Michael would have likely been charged either way and would have still been in custody for a period of time. Meaning he would've received compensation regardless. Counsel or not, if tunnel vision exists within an investigation the person who is accused will not be exonerated without further investigation into evidence.

Toomas Ounapuu
I still remember his name
My first lawyer
Always ask for lawyer
Sorry about rant
This remind when i first got in trouble
BIKERS GET PROFILE DAILY AT  WEDDIN & BAR MITZVAH,no one cares
They drive by laugh & call them white WHATEVER supreme,those man have rites,just like anyone else
should not be harass at funerals.do you see forfeiture at hoyas or bougainvillea society haus,clubs for olde ladies?

Prickly Pear on a large scale like this. 46000 is a very very very small amount.

No, "karma" DIDN"T really work nicely this time!  The Canadian taxpayers are out $46,000.  I'm not denying that Michael deserved it, only that the money could have been better spent elsewhere and Michael would have been spared a lot of grief had he just requested an attorney IMMEDIATELY!!!!  Forget how you think it "looks," folks.  ESPECIALLY if you're innocent, request a lawyer!  The state has to provide one at no expense to you.  DON'T let them try to convince you that it'll take too long or will be an "inconvenience" if, after all, you're innocent, quack, quack, quack.  Once those handcuffs go on, you're in the belly of the beast.  The authorities have every reason to convince themselves that  you're guilty.  Get an advocate!


That's terrible. They need to look into every single person that's been locked up after an interview with this clown

@Ben Kutenets I’m not even reading your entire reply it’s simply not worth it. Not arguing logic either. Just making clear the point of knogface’s original comment. Why is that so hard to understand. It was a simple statement. No logic of whether people will do right or wrong. Just a statement of what should happen. Not saying it will happen. Your just trying to argue about something that no one is even going against or trying to contradict.

@ESS Lol sure, lets use that logic. Uhhhhh why dont those road workers just build all the new roads and do everything they are suppose to??? There is many factors why investigators dont just start reviewing every criminal case. Some factors include: Time, Money, Inefficiency, Short supply, Unnecessary, etc. Take for example money: hiring an investigator to look into a case takes alot of money, which many incarcerated people obviously cant pay, and if they could they would have already done that.

@rel330 Nothing gets past me. I've read both Death Note AND Liar Game, I'm basically Sherlock Holmes at this point.

/s

rel330 acting sus up in here

I'm thinking they are the investigator in question

@rel330 thank god you’re here to sort him out!

@rel330 wow so you will judge me by auto correct?

rel330 Yeah he made a spelling error ok. They as in other investigators or case workers. Duhh


"Why did you do it?" is basically the bad detective version of "Are you gay?"
"No."
"Does your mom know you're gay?"

I like in Oklahoma and this fucking line was everywhere in middle school. I don't recall anybody ever falling for it though, it was stupid.

That's why you counter with the McDaniel strategy and just start saying "I don't know" except with that twist that instead of looking in the detectives eye's you look at his crotch.

I’m gay because guys shorts are to high these days and I can’t tell the difference so it’s open season on urybody

Those policemen/detective should be in jail, the way that person was treated is just unjustifiable

@CNN Blackmail Support Holy shit
I bet he was pissed that he ate your dust in that drag race
Jk, I completely believe you, wow that is even more surreal than the video footage here. I hope you're doing alright now. What a shit show to be put through.

I had this actually happen.  While driving, I was stabbed at a T intersection stop sign.  A guy had been following me until I was forced to stop.  He got out of his car and ran up to my open window, stabbing me.  I hit the gas to get away, hoping i wouldn't drive into the cars on the highway.  I didn't know I had been stabbed 3 times until a few minutes later.  I drove to the ER at the nearest hospital, where a short, round, short haired, female cop was on duty.
She asked me what happened and I told her a guy was following my car and I couldn't shake him, culminating in my stabbing at the stop sign.
She said "Were you drag racing with him?"
I told her I wasn't racing the guy.
She said "OK.  Where did the drag race start?"
I told her that I didn't know the guy was following me at first, and I wasn't drag racing.
She said "OK. During the drag race, did you communicate with gestures, verbally, or otherwise?"
I told her I didn't see the guy until I was stabbed.  I wasn't drag racing.  His car was behind me regardless of my speed. He wouldn't have seen or heard anything from me since I was driving and he was behind me.
She said "OK.  Do you think your attacker was angry about losing the drag race?"
I told her THERE WAS NO DRAG RACE.

The headline for the news article about the stabbing was...
"LOCAL TEEN STABBED IN DRAG RACE."
The truth can be stranger than fiction.

@MrHeart12 Yeah, I'm from northeast Ohio

ah they had that one where youre from too huh?

@Kaylina Burch "how am I gay??"<br>"When did you first suspect that you were gay?"

@Kaylina Burch "how am I gay??"
"When did you first suspect that you were gay?"

"Why are you gay?"
"Who says I am gay?"
[pause] "You are gay."

@Colton Miller dang I guess I'm found out.

@Leviathan lol I'm dying at the fact that someone IMMEDIATELY took it out of context... and also your calm response... which according to this video means... YOU A DAMN LIAR!!!!

@Deez what? I'm continuing on what the original commenter said by repeating what the detectives said, but using "gay" (as @wedge did) instead of robbery and assault charges.

Or the classic "When did you stop beating your wife?"


Where is Rambo Cliff? I want to watch it again for the LOLS