Is it just me or does it seem like he might have been waiting for an "excuse" to do something like this?

It's hard to judge without being there and really knowing exactly what was said and done.  But the way he talked in his original interview does make you wonder.

Is it just me or does it seem like he might have been waiting for an "excuse" to do something like this?

It's hard to judge without being there and really knowing exactly what was said and done.  But the way he talked in his original interview does make you wonder.

"Letting people own handguns is stupid,"
I disagree

"with your logic people should be allowed to deal drugs,"

Yes, at least in the US.
I grew up in Germany and lived in Sweden for more than half my life. In both of these countries there is an agreement among the majority of citizens that the government has a duty to care for its people. Care is not viewed as limited to a military, the police and courts. No, it is extended and includes matters, such as tax payer funded education and healthcare.

As such the those countries have an interest in preventing keeping their people healthy.

Consuming fast food and sodas on a regular basis is not healthy. Doing drugs recreationally is also not healthy. Thus I have a lot less of an issue with the government saying. "No you cannot put 50% sugar by weight in a baked product and call it bread." and "No, you cannot deal and/or use drugs.

Though I do not consider prison for mer drug use to be a justified form of punishment - if said use did not pose a danger to others people or the public.

In the US, this same notion and general expectation that healthcare should be taxpayer funded - does not apply. To extent that it exists, it does not appear to be a majority opinion.

"because it’s about freedom not safety to you." Exactly, this where you will have to agree to disagree.

"but how many people are murdered,"
Good question, have you done the math or speculated as to how low the murder rate per capita in the US would be, was firearms ownership not on a shall issue basis?

"killed by suicide"
when it comes to suicide, ownership of handguns or the carrying of firearms in public is irrelevant to this discussion.
As someone who has actually been suicidal for extended periods of my life - I do not think that I had my father owned a rifle but not a handgun, that I would have gone.

"Darn it, I really want to fucking not live, but aiming the rifle at my head is just to much of a bother, so I will not end my own existence - which is agonizing and miserable."

I honestly do not know as to who would ever think such a thought.

Teen suicide rates can be reduced by implementing safe storage laws - which, if they do not violate DC. vs Heller 2008, or put an undue burden on the gun owner, I support.

"or robbed with them for those few incidents."

This is actually interesting, because you mention armed robbery. In Sweden - this does not apply to Germany to anywhere near the same extent.

There is this thing commonly reffered to as "knivlagen" directly translated into "knifelaw" - yes, Swedish grammar allows for that.

The short of this is that a civilian carrying a knife, pepper spray, baton, two by four, hammer, crowbar, baseball bat or similar item without a valid reason - self defense not being considered one - has committed a crime.

I do not believe that it is particularly difficult to conceal a hammer, butcher knife, clever, machete or hammer and then rob someone with it.

I also have a hard time believing that people who get robbed in Sweden go like - ah, well, he only has a knife so I am totally going to be able to defend myself and not get seriously injured. In fact, one could make the argument that being robbed with a gun makes the victim less prone to defend themselves - which reduces the chance of the victim getting injured.

If you concern is that when the victim gets injured, that it is more likely to be seriously injured, then I would have to agree.

However, your characterization of "conceal carries" - which does that include me? - is really uncharitable, it also does not exactly help your case of "common sense" gun laws. When you just insulted the person who you are arguing against that they carry their firearms because they are "just itching to pull the trigger", because they "just want to get into a shootout and emerge victorious".

I would recommend watching Paul Harrel, Carl Cassandra from InrangeTV, Ian McCollum from Forgotten Weapons. The first has a lot of military and firearms experience and has actually been involved in a shooting, while the latter two both conceal carry and a quite respectable individuals of the gun community, as much as dislike that term.

@Jonas Strzyz somehow that one was longer than the last one lol

Letting people own handguns is stupid, with your logic people should be allowed to deal drugs, because it’s about freedom not safety to you. Guns are cool, and I’m sure they’re fun to own and shoot, but if your rights end where someone else’s begin then why should you be allowed to carry a lethal weapon around with you everywhere you go, I get there’s a hero here and there that uses it for good but how many people are murdered, killed by suicide or robbed with them for those few incidents. Think of how many incidents you’ve had where you’re like “darn wish I had a gun right now”. Your logic is pretty backwards, and yeah I do think the people who feel the need to carry guns around do fantasize about being heroes and defending themselves, not everyone is going to kill someone to feel like that obviously but there’s definitely some James Bond feelings associated with carrying a gun around, you’re pretty much never going to need a gun and much more often non-lethal would be better, if you insist on guns so much then use a beanbag shotgun I don’t care, there are cops now you don’t need to be a vigilante like it says in the constitution. Times have changed from 300 years ago

@Daniel Miller 1 shot was too many. If you have random people shit talking you in the parking lot, your response is to leave.

@Daniel Miller 1 shot was too many. If you have random people shit talking you in the parking lot, your response is to leave.

@viralshield Tell me this: Are all men created equal? Because the fact that you don't belive this means you are no longer welcome here.

@viralshield Tell me this: Are all men created equal? Because the fact that you don't belive this means you are no longer welcome here.

the fact that he called it “thug music” immediately made me feel that this was not a spur of the moment thing.  he obviously had a hatred for black people and was waiting to act on it.

the fact that he called it “thug music” immediately made me feel that this was not a spur of the moment thing.  he obviously had a hatred for black people and was waiting to act on it.

I agree, I feel like he saw their race and looked for any small thing to set it off. There are people who are hidden racists, and he's definitely one of them. He automatically registered them in his mind as thugs because they listen to rap music and they're black.

I agree, I feel like he saw their race and looked for any small thing to set it off. There are people who are hidden racists, and he's definitely one of them. He automatically registered them in his mind as thugs because they listen to rap music and they're black.

@zamoragiloz you  feel entitled to everything and think it’s about freedom. In no other country are gun rights this controversial, every time someone tries to change something you say it’s about your freedoms to use guns and your god given right and stuff but it’s not, it’s a privilege

@babykrul I’m not a solider, just a 23 year old civilian who’s grown up around guns. I live in a small state, lot of woods and back country towns, yes we have a few “cities” here but the vast majority of my state is woods/open land/mountains. I went to a private high school and graduated with 98 kids, the city high school had a graduating class of 600-700 kids, small for American standards.In my state as long as you’re legally able to own a firearm, you can carry one both openly and concealed without a permit. It sounds wild, especially with me mentioning a shooting taking place at a wedding, but the gun violence in New Hampshire is extremely low. It’s majority people like myself. And people that do want to cause harm/criminals taking advantage of people, it’s that much more discomforting to them knowing basically anyone could be carrying a gun. Again our culture isn’t 100% right and I’m not saying our way of life is what’s best for all, but I think the media gives it a lot worse of a rap than it really should. They really like to demonize people like myself in the media and it’s very disheartening and upsetting because it portrays such a poor image on a community of people that’s is majority full of great people who help each other and their communities. Also thank you for your information as well! Times are tough and it’s so easy to be harsh to each other, but talking to another human and trying to place yourself in their shoes and see their viewpoint is a lot more rewarding!

@babykrul dude, no guns at a wedding?! That's like going hunting without liquor!...

@babykrul dude, no guns at a wedding?! That's like going hunting without liquor!...

@babykrul people leave handguns in there vehicle

@babykrul people leave handguns in there vehicle

It's not waiting for an excuse, it's called being prepared. These people are ruthless.

It's not waiting for an excuse, it's called being prepared. These people are ruthless.

@babykrul maybe because its a shotgun wedding. :|

@babykrul maybe because its a shotgun wedding. :|

They always are looking for an excuse to shed some lead. Hopefully they'll get enough in their rear end in prison

They always are looking for an excuse to shed some lead. Hopefully they'll get enough in their rear end in prison

@The Truth will come out! people on here act like this case isn’t an outlier.

@The Truth will come out! people on here act like this case isn’t an outlier.

@Jamie White hahahaha we have an entitlement to freedom? That’s a bad thing? Hahahahahahahahaha

@Jamie White hahahaha we have an entitlement to freedom? That’s a bad thing? Hahahahahahahahaha

@Logan Serbus your ignorance on fire arms shows.

@Logan Serbus your ignorance on fire arms shows.

@Montè maybe they were listening to “Thuggish ruggish Bone” by Bone Thugz

@Montè maybe they were listening to “Thuggish ruggish Bone” by Bone Thugz

@Matt Beaudet it’s no use bro. People are dead set on their beliefs.

@Matt Beaudet it’s no use bro. People are dead set on their beliefs.

@Gabriel Rodriguez you're telling me this wacko is suing the family and signing confederate flags??

@Gabriel Rodriguez you're telling me this wacko is suing the family and signing confederate flags??

Kids in the hood find an excuse everyday..

Kids in the hood find an excuse everyday..

@vic ikr? It’s disgusting. Amazing to me how ignorant and simple minded people are. So unwilling to accept change. Life is about change.

@vic ikr? It’s disgusting. Amazing to me how ignorant and simple minded people are. So unwilling to accept change. Life is about change.

He may be a racist , but we don’t know the dialogue that went on between those two cars.. they may have been egging him on and talking shit to him.. they were young and he told them to turn the music down.. they could have been talking shot and trying to egg him on, maybe even acting like they had a gun, but he fired way too many shots even after they were fleeing the scene.. it’s so hard to speculate not being there first hand

100%…!!!!! I knew some people that were part of very high profile double murder that made international news a while back. Although I didn’t know the people very closely, but knew them well enough, I predicted that something like this was going to happen… and unfortunately, it did, and for the dumbest reason ever (which is why it made international news). Although I don’t know this guy from Adam, I get the same type of vibe from him……

He wanted an excuse to throw his life away sure.

He wanted an excuse to throw his life away sure.

@Scotsman if that were true, there'd be a lot more than ~15k deaths by gun every year

@Scotsman if that were true, there'd be a lot more than ~15k deaths by gun every year

@Matt Beaudet That is so fascinating. Thank you for this info! Indeed never had such a conversation with someone that has experience with/around guns that is not a soldier. (I assume:) I agree that the person makes the weapon, maybe Europeans have a different vision on gun control because guns seem so far away from reality here. Also, schools and public buildings are way smaller here, there are more of them spread throughout the country (Netherlands btw), making your local supermarket/mall/etc. excessible by bike, no matter where in the country you live. I think buildings and areas where people come together feel safer because it all feels local and not as places where everyone from the country can gather, but I can connect to what you’re saying because the fear is still there at gas stations on the side of the highway, airports, etc. Thinking of how big your country is (I believe the Netherlands is about the size of a single state) and how many vastly different ways of living there can be, from very rural places to modern cities, makes sense things are really different. Doesn’t mean all is well in our country: a while ago people have been setting 5G towers on fire as a protest, and the moment the government decided on a temporary curfew due to covid, they set cars and stores on fire. People are weapons indeed! Thanks for this enlightening info. Quite special to have an open conversation like this in the youtube comments! :)

I agree, I thought that as well... It felt like he needed an excuse

I agree, I thought that as well... It felt like he needed an excuse

the old saying, when you've got a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

the old saying, when you've got a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

def, he also abused his ex wives, threatened one with a gun, and talked about putting a hit on someone who annoyed him. pure evil.

def, he also abused his ex wives, threatened one with a gun, and talked about putting a hit on someone who annoyed him. pure evil.

@Montè
Agreed. This man is a murderer, who wanted to kill not one of them but all of them. He shot at all 4 of them. He did not seek cover, he got out of his car and started shooting at them. He shot at them as they were FLEEING. He fired 10 rounds at them. If the music was loud enough for him to ask them to turn it down, there's no way he could understand their conversation. Even if he could, being threatened is not a valid reason to open fire on a group of people.
The real problem here is, why was this bloodthirsty monster the only one with a gun? Why was no one there to stop him? That young man's life could have been spared if just one decent carrier, officer or civilian, had been present.

Absolutely. Even the way he talked about them and justified literal murder

Absolutely. Even the way he talked about them and justified literal murder

Driving around with a loaded gun whilst intoxicated does not sound like the actions of a well person. Feel so sorry for the young man and his loved ones. He shouldn’t of even been driving, it would have been more sensible to get a taxi.

Driving around with a loaded gun whilst intoxicated does not sound like the actions of a well person. Feel so sorry for the young man and his loved ones. He shouldn’t of even been driving, it would have been more sensible to get a taxi.

@Eren Yeager all the 4 kids were black. Jordan Davis was the one who got shot and killed. Orrrrrr not, I’m thinking of this, you’re talkin about a Florida shooting lol

@Eren Yeager all the 4 kids were black. Jordan Davis was the one who got shot and killed. Orrrrrr not, I’m thinking of this, you’re talkin about a Florida shooting lol

@viralshield he did lower the music, the shooter and everyone who was there corroborated this. I’m not with the anti white bs, most people aren’t. The reality is that a guy blasted a teen over music because he felt like it, not because he was provoked. What part of Europe are you even from, France?

@Legiamas he had the chance to lower the music down, isn't it? it had the chance to not provoke and disrespect a man when is with his woman? Isn't it? It is hard to accept facts and numbers and realities in your country. Until when? Because of these people you are already down, don't you see that? Really? We in Europe reject all that is coming in media/news/movies/TV series from US, the antiwhite propaganda that is.

@LongLiveSmoove Wasn’t that guy that got shot a white guy? That dude shot that poor guy just because he was looking for a reason though. He was yelling at the dudes wife with the kids in the car and ended up getting his butt kicked a little bit and ended up killing that guy because he is a coward.

well, why is this man under trial?  A software engineer, big brain man, taken from his freedom for 4 lowlifes good at nothing at they are as they are? Well done America, well done.
 Continue to defend the 'usual suspects" and nothing will remain out of your country. You see the signs already.

@Jamie White majority of gun owners hope they don't pls don't speak on an a negative minority of people has if it's the whole

@Jamie White majority of gun owners hope they don't pls don't speak on an a negative minority of people has if it's the whole

@babykrul self defense in case for the hotel or the ride but this dude especially the way he described the way he pulled the gun was clearly looking for a moment to be some action star

@babykrul self defense in case for the hotel or the ride but this dude especially the way he described the way he pulled the gun was clearly looking for a moment to be some action star

@bobby ray of the family smith that could very well be... oh man.

@bobby ray of the family smith that could very well be... oh man.

Agreed. It all screams perfect situational racism. Except the science and evidence (and witnesses) don't work in his favour.

Agreed. It all screams perfect situational racism. Except the science and evidence (and witnesses) don't work in his favour.

I don't know man, knowing joggers it seems a LOT more reasonable that they actually said "you dead bitch" and him in a panic shooting them than their story (him taking his gun, showing them how he loads it like in a bad movie and then fucking up his whole life over loud music)....

@Jamie White
I do agree that there what is considered an individuals right - especially concerning gun ownership - is vastly different in America then Europe and most of the rest of the world.

Your disagreement with an individuals right to keep and bear arms is not what I take issue with.

The problem is when you make the claim - without evidence of any sort - that a majority of people who conceal carry firearms in public.

Do so, not because they sincerely believe that only they themselves are responsible for their own safety - or because they are concerned about the possibility of being unable to defend themselves with their fists against a knife or bat or group of attackers.

No, instead you go on to argue that - people who conceal carry do so because they, well - "simply want to act upon their twisted fantasize of killing people".

That is the issue.

I yet to share my view on gun laws or the public carrying of firearms by civilians.
Because I do not consider it to be all that important to this disagreement.

I believe in an individuals right to keep and bear arms - which includes shall issue purchase, manufacture and public carry.
I think that open carry - as opposed to concealed carry - is (in a large majority of instances) actually braindead, bordering on retarded.

I am fundamentally opposed to pre-emptively restricting and individuals freedom for the sole reason that said freedom can be misused. Even if that misuse can constitute the violation of another person right to life.

This is what European and non-American gun laws are - you cannot argue this point.
What we disagree about if such a preemptive restriction of an individuals freedom is justified.

And this is where we have to agree to disagree.

TL;DR
I know that you are probably upset that a raging racist murdered and tried to murder several black teenagers. Fine, I dislike that to.

Yet harping and defaming people who wish and do carry firearms concealed as bloodthirsty or trigger happy... does not leave me with a fresh of cold mint.

All this gun rights stuff isn’t nearly as big a problem in other countries as it is down in the states, because Americans have an entitled attitude about freedom and that anything they don’t like is the end of the world. The rest of the world sees things as privileges, America sees everything as a right and it’s stubborn and petty because of it

@Jamie White
I am honestly not sure how to respond to this.
Instead of this being the case of a racist abusing his right to keep and bear arms to violate another persons right to life.
It has to be about how people advocating or being in favor of shall issue conceal carry licenses - fantasize about committing murder and getting away with it.

It is especially interesting and noteworthy that - what may for all intent and purpose to be considered - defamation of gun owners or gun rights people. That this is done by the same type of person to go on about how we need "common sense" gun control laws. That being you.
But hey, if dehumanizing gun rights advocates helps makes you feel better and helps to put your mind at ease.
Then be so be it.

I quite frankly consider such defamatory remarks to be irrelevant to the video in question and the gun control debate as a whole.
A more productive discussion would have been to argue the point shall issue gun ownership makes violent crime more deadly and that shall issue public carry leads to an increase in a per capita increase in violent crime.
Then again, anecdotes - which this case study really is - are more emotionally engaging that cold, hard data... that being boring.

does waiting for an excuse count as premeditated?

does waiting for an excuse count as premeditated?

@babykrul what? You should bring it everywhere and also he said it was in his car

@babykrul what? You should bring it everywhere and also he said it was in his car

@bobby ray of the family smith unfortunately you’re not lying when you say there are those exact fat white dudes that dream about a self defense shooting in their favor. Here in America we are the “melting pot” and we have hundreds of cultures and ethnicity’s blending into one, so to say it’s mainly white middle aged men that are the threat to general society, I’d disagree. Regardless, I carry a gun, and those people that are intentionally looking for trouble are the reason why. That genuinely scares me that there’s people both with, and without firearms, that want to start trouble strictly as an excuse to cause harm to somebody else and “get away” with it. Or those people that want to just cause harm to other people. I absolutely never wish to use my firearm on another person, ever, for any reason at all. I’m mainly a hunter and hunt for the purpose of feeding myself in an independent way, so my firearms do serve me a utility as well. There are extremists within every culture, religion, etc in the world, don’t let the few assholes in the firearm community portray an image for us all.

@Joey johnson
Got any proof for that?
That guy didn‘t even know himself clearly what he ‚saw‘ , no one elese saw what he ‚saw‘ and he was caught lying and he didn’t even act slightly scared according to his fiance, so there is no reason to believe that these boys did anything harmful to anyone.
That‘s just blatant racism from your side it seems.

@Bonnie so you're a hypocrite then. well done, you just played yourself.

@Bonnie so you're a hypocrite then. well done, you just played yourself.

Yes. I mean why would you even bother to ask for the music to be turned down when you are likely to be in and out of the place in 10 minutes.

Yes. I mean why would you even bother to ask for the music to be turned down when you are likely to be in and out of the place in 10 minutes.

All from that demographic are always looking for an excuse.

All from that demographic are always looking for an excuse.

That's what I think. He didn't enter that parking lot thinking this would happen. It was just spur of the moment, yet at the same time built up over time as a result of his wanting to have a chance to do this

That's what I think. He didn't enter that parking lot thinking this would happen. It was just spur of the moment, yet at the same time built up over time as a result of his wanting to have a chance to do this

He surely used to drive around and see 'people like that' and tell himself they're the people who would shoot him for something minor. Now he's in prison and gets to remember every day he was the 'thug' and 'killer'

He surely used to drive around and see 'people like that' and tell himself they're the people who would shoot him for something minor. Now he's in prison and gets to remember every day he was the 'thug' and 'killer'

Ya know I've pondered on this thought the 1st time I watched this. But not that he was actively/consciously waiting everyday for this kind of thing to show up, but more along the lines of his subconscious waiting for this moment.

Like a sort of pride thing. Just the thought engulfing him on the inside almost dormant. But when the moment arises, he knew what time it was. His moment to shine if you will.  Fascinating thought FOR SURE.

@SCORTEX he wanted to be clint eastwood he wanted to be seen as some kind of hero who saved the day against some armed thugs.

@SCORTEX he wanted to be clint eastwood he wanted to be seen as some kind of hero who saved the day against some armed thugs.

Dude was ready... I got the exact same vibe.

Dude was ready... I got the exact same vibe.

@Alexander Erickson If I gave you a pencil, the act of drawing or writing something is much more probable than if I never gave you a writing utensil in the first place. The same logic applies here. If I gave you a firearm, the probability of a violent incident resulting in death/injury is much higher than if I didn't. Everybody, and I MEAN EVERYBODY has there off-days or bad days.

There is certainly nothing wrong with carrying/owning firearms, you are correct. It's the individuals who choose to do so that worry me. That was my point and logic.

@Logan Serbus Theres nothing wrong with carrying, or owning weapons. There is everything wrong with this mans psyche and discipline, and saying that owning a firearm and/or carry permit makes somebody psychotic is just not a rational statement.

@Logan Serbus Theres nothing wrong with carrying, or owning weapons. There is everything wrong with this mans psyche and discipline, and saying that owning a firearm and/or carry permit makes somebody psychotic is just not a rational statement.

I have this same exact thought with gun owners/self-defense psychos. Why buy something for a couple thousand dollars and not want to use it or carry it around?

I have this same exact thought with gun owners/self-defense psychos. Why buy something for a couple thousand dollars and not want to use it or carry it around?

@babykrul Well, that is a moot point. When i used to carry, i was armed 24/7 unless it would earn me a felony, but besides that absolutely this man just wanted to shoot someone.

@babykrul Well, that is a moot point. When i used to carry, i was armed 24/7 unless it would earn me a felony, but besides that absolutely this man just wanted to shoot someone.

@babykrul gun stays in my car especially in Duval County. Those boys weren't innocent. There's always been something wrong with that chase there's always been a time frame missing time frame in which they disposed of a gun. Sweet little angels blaring their trashy vulgar music LOL there is a missing time frame that this case they ditched a gun. Don't care what anybody says I'm from Duval County I know those were notb sweet angels in that Durango that night

@Jen M yes the child attacked him. They could never explain after the incident when the boys drove off where they go? They were ditching a gun. Zimmerman was attacked. I'm from Duval County Mr Jordan wasn't no innocent little boy period and being from Duval County you're right there were probably racist present. And they were in the Durango. Facts

Lol born in raised in Duval county.... what they don't tell you is the innocent boys drove off.... they had a gun... sweet Jordan. Yeah right... duuuuvalll😅

Lol born in raised in Duval county.... what they don't tell you is the innocent boys drove off.... they had a gun... sweet Jordan. Yeah right... duuuuvalll😅

He spent a whole minute bragging about how he practices pulling a gun on someone all the time, by his military friends. <br>I would bet a lot that he was dreaming of the time he would be able to shoot a man legally.

He spent a whole minute bragging about how he practices pulling a gun on someone all the time, by his military friends.
I would bet a lot that he was dreaming of the time he would be able to shoot a man legally.

@Higai I only agree cause he actually bought a pizza after that . Crazy

@Higai I only agree cause he actually bought a pizza after that . Crazy

@Montè I think we're on the same page then.  My reason in saying it sets a bad example is because it makes the rest of CCW holders look like they are just waiting to murder someone.  Is this guy a murderer?  Absolutely, quite literally.

@Montè I think we're on the same page then.  My reason in saying it sets a bad example is because it makes the rest of CCW holders look like they are just waiting to murder someone.  Is this guy a murderer?  Absolutely, quite literally.

@zfJames   I didn’t once say this was racially motivated? I said I believe he heard the loud rap music, made an assumption that people who listen to “thug” music (as he called it) are thuggish and assumed he would be able to get into an altercation and use his gun in self defense. As a ccw holder I can say this is not a bad example of concealed carry. This is cold blooded murder. He knew those kids did not pose a threat but shot at them anyway simply because he wanted to.

@David Fence whats wrong with his comment tho? since he doesnt know much about other countries, should he claim as if he does?

@David Fence whats wrong with his comment tho? since he doesnt know much about other countries, should he claim as if he does?

@Montè If he wanted to shoot the vehicle, wouldn't he have just done it?  I agree that he might have used his gun as an excuse to not de-escalate the situation (stayed in it too long), but I don't think this was racially motivated.  Unfortunately he set a terrible example for concealed carry.

The biggest indicator for me is when he lies about the music being on when they pulled in. He says it was not on when he pulled in which several witnesses, including his fiancée, disputed that claim. Makes me feel like he heard the loud rap music and intentionally pulled next to that vehicle hoping that an altercation would occur so that he could open fire on the vehicle.

@babykrul I see you’re side, and I’m happy you share a personal viewpoint because that helps me put myself into your shoes. Guns can be scary, you’re definitely right, but so can knives, bats, cars, etc. A gun is a tool just like a hammer is a tool, they both serve specific roles, and they can both be repurposed to cause harm to another human being. My point with that is I’m more afraid of people than I am afraid of objects, if someone wants to cause harm it doesn’t matter if they have an AR15 or a knife, they are going to cause some sort of harm. Not trying to be naive and say someone with a knife is more deadly than a man with a gun either, but I think you get my core point. To be honest, almost any average Joe can completely snap and kill someone with almost anything, watch some videos on Active Self Protections channel, he has a plethora of attacks on innocent people and it puts your vulnerability, and the fact that one short moment can truly be your last into perspective.
As far as desensitized? I’d disagree. Firearms are such a large part of both American History, and American Culture, and in a lot of areas they are what bring a lot of people together.
Last note. I understand terrorist in your country are not “your people”, isn’t that all the more reason to want the most elite form of self protection against enemies both foreign and domestic? You’re absolutely right that this is an awesome topic for discussion, I’ve been around them my entire life, I’m assuming you’ve never held one, but we can still talk and express our opinions!

@David Fence Whoa there bud! You gonna take on the WHOLE comment thread? You're so brave!

I would love to know how I am bigoted though. Explain more, please.

@David Fence Whoa there bud! You gonna take on the WHOLE comment thread? You're so brave!

I would love to know how I am bigoted though. Explain more, please.

Nope not just you. Seemed like he had some built up anger/resentment

Nope not just you. Seemed like he had some built up anger/resentment

@Dan Silver To try and prevent people from making money off of the slogans with his name. Why did you ask a simple question that would’ve taken you two seconds to google and get an answer? 🤔

@Dan Silver To try and prevent people from making money off of the slogans with his name. Why did you ask a simple question that would’ve taken you two seconds to google and get an answer? 🤔

@Gregor Heisenhorn Are you celebrating someone being raped while in custody? Thats some inhumane war crime type stuff my guy.

@Gregor Heisenhorn Are you celebrating someone being raped while in custody? Thats some inhumane war crime type stuff my guy.

@Matt Beaudet That’s true though, you’re right. Here in Europe nobody has guns, most average policemen don’t even have guns (rather a bat and zapper thingy as weapons) so the whole idea of bringing a gun, let alone to a wedding, just baffles me. School shootings don’t exist here, no school has gates here and anyone can walk in and out, the only thing we worry about is terrorist attacks at big events. But they are not ‘our’ people. Just the idea of your average Joe carrying a gun and being able to kill someone at any given time, I just can’t comprehend with it. Must be a difficult thing to live around guns, I guess people get desensitized to it? Idk. Very fascinating and difficult topic.

@vic you haven't been outside of the US and your comment proves that fact. Been to Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, Middle East, and Asia. Racism is EVERYWHERE. Lmfao step outside.

@vic you haven't been outside of the US and your comment proves that fact. Been to Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, Middle East, and Asia. Racism is EVERYWHERE. Lmfao step outside.

And that's why you don't pre-judge someone unless you want to be arrested on possibly doing something one day.

And that's why you don't pre-judge someone unless you want to be arrested on possibly doing something one day.

@Gabriel Rodriguez why did the Martin's mom file trademark applications for 2 slogans containing her sons name? 🤔

@Gabriel Rodriguez why did the Martin's mom file trademark applications for 2 slogans containing her sons name? 🤔

@Trash King the Mighty Ruler of Garbage Town I know why they call you trash king now 😅

@Trash King the Mighty Ruler of Garbage Town I know why they call you trash king now 😅

It does seem so imo. He has a gun with him. I think he might have thought that he'd get away with it if it happened far from home and it was quickly in and out. I don't know if the boys ethinicity had anything to do with it. I kind of get the creepy feeling that he just wanted to kill somebody.

@BroudbrunMusicMerge that’s the thing. I don’t think the evidence was in his favor because there wasn’t much evidence at all. Knowing the kind of person he is, and knowing he was instructed by police not to follow, but did, and with only his testimony to go on because no witnesses, I don’t think it was a JUST ruling, just a legal one. But I believe he did it and lied, as he’s proven himself to be a liar.

Even being acquitted doesn’t mean people gotta defend him. It’s like bringing OJ to meet your wife or letting Casey Anthony babysit. They weren’t found guilty but...

It's not just you. He seems like the kind of person to fantasize about a burglar breaking into his home and then killing him in an over the top fashion

It's not just you. He seems like the kind of person to fantasize about a burglar breaking into his home and then killing him in an over the top fashion

@babykrul here in New Hampshire someone came into a wedding and shot people. The wedding might not be the only place I plan on going, and things don’t always go according to plan, carrying a gun is about always having it, not when you think you might need it.

@babykrul here in New Hampshire someone came into a wedding and shot people. The wedding might not be the only place I plan on going, and things don’t always go according to plan, carrying a gun is about always having it, not when you think you might need it.

Nah he definitely was. Reminds me of that other guy in Florida who went up to a woman parked in a handicap spot and starting yelling at her to move. Her husband came out, pushed the guy away and ever so slowly the guy took out his gun and shot the man even as he backed away.

If I had to guess it's because the SYG law combined with the perception of young black men makes these old white dudes think "well i'll never go to jail for this'.

Sad thing is lots of people think like this. Good thing is not all of them have guns.

He seems like the main character in Nobody

He seems like the main character in Nobody

Him mentioning that he has military friends showing how to hold the gun, to me, tells me that he romanticized having to use his gun in some way. I feel like he wanted to have his "Hero" or "moment of greatness"

Him mentioning that he has military friends showing how to hold the gun, to me, tells me that he romanticized having to use his gun in some way. I feel like he wanted to have his "Hero" or "moment of greatness"

Definitely, the American gun "culture" is so twisted that I think a good portion of gun owners belong in that category of people... And they're the ones that are the loudest when it comes to protesting stricter laws concerning guns, they KNOW they would be deemed unfit to have guns if a psych eval was required for a permit.

Trash King the Mighty Ruler of Garbage Town

Yeah. There’s a whole type of person who drives around all day with their gun praying for a strand your ground scenario. <br>Look at that dude in Texas who shot the people in his neighbors house after being told not to 14 times and becoming a celebrity there

Yeah. There’s a whole type of person who drives around all day with their gun praying for a strand your ground scenario.
Look at that dude in Texas who shot the people in his neighbors house after being told not to 14 times and becoming a celebrity there

@Jamie White your statement in itself asserts why you should NEVER be issued a CCL 😉

@Jamie White your statement in itself asserts why you should NEVER be issued a CCL 😉

Yeah, I agree, it’s obvious what group of people he calls “animals” and “more of them”
How he calls himself a victim
He was a ticking, racist time-bomb just waiting for the chance, the opportunity to kill
And he loved it, he clearly did, hope he rots in jail

Yeah, I agree, it’s obvious what group of people he calls “animals” and “more of them”
How he calls himself a victim
He was a ticking, racist time-bomb just waiting for the chance, the opportunity to kill
And he loved it, he clearly did, hope he rots in jail

This seems like a case of one of those people who should not be allowed to carry a weapon. The cowardly but egotistical types that, if they didn’t have a gun, they wouldn’t start arguments or stick their business where it doesn’t belong. But, since they know they could easily scare or end a persons life, they don’t feel a need to hold back but also, know that the other person may have a weapon so, he will need to strike fast and ramp it up to 100 when 30 is what it’s at.

And, most dangerous of all, feel justified.

I lot of people have watched this in the past 2 hours

I lot of people have watched this in the past 2 hours

No it’s not just you, I think you’re right. He just needed the perfect opportunity and he found it with those boys.

No it’s not just you, I think you’re right. He just needed the perfect opportunity and he found it with those boys.

Yeah... Why even bring a gun to a wedding...

Yeah... Why even bring a gun to a wedding...


The fact that he identified the kid who was talking crap to him, yet was willing to endanger the lives of three other minors by shooting 10 times, shows that he really wanted to hurt them before they said a word to him because of their "thug music" and the fact that he called himself the victor to his wife also proves this. If he was brave enough to get out of his car, why didn't he signal to the kid and say "you right there, get out, imma kick your ass" but the truth is that he made up his mind to shoot someone soon after he pulled into the parking lot.


the amount of times this man said "you are dead bitch" is so ridiculous.
this man truly got what he deserved.
taking the life of a 17 year old kid. it is just so sad man


The editing on this is amazing.... The way JCS tells the story in chronological order using the testimony of the witnesses -- KUDOS!!!


I can just imagine the “Oh, crap!” moment when Dunderhead first saw the black detective coming to participate in his questioning. Makes me smile a little, despite the tragedy of his murder of an innocent kid. I doubt he would have said anything had that been loud rock or country music and a carload of white kids.


We miss your great video analysis JCS. I hope you return one day very soon.


This guy … who is the narrator, has the best ability to get you involved and interested with what we all deal with daily.People and more people. He can explain what most of us feel from everyday, shooting the shit with anyone any given moment! I absolutely love his narrative and physiology with what the person is all about as your watching! Number one!

@Just A Fan You get brain aneurysms reading college textbooks.


He said it was self defense - but the guys were in their car... driving away? <br>He's obviously the victim here... of a bad case of narcissism.

He said it was self defense - but the guys were in their car... driving away?
He's obviously the victim here... of a bad case of narcissism.


these guys just dig themselves deeper and deeper with every question, glad this guy didn't but maaan the number 1 thing I have learned from this channel is to get a lawyer whether you're guilty or innocent


This guy shows more emotion when he talked about his stupid dog more than taking someone’s life! Disgusting. His sentence is well deserved! My condolences to the family.

Who cares about thugs lives and gangsters ?


It’s true, like I read in the comments, this interview is def more interesting & REVEALING than all of the current “true crime” tv shows. As for the “fictional dramas”, they can’t write dialogue as bold as this “actual” person because NO ONE would believe it & because NO ONE would watch it. It’s hard for me to comprehend that this is a “REAL LIFE” man.


" I heard the loud music and didn't wanna deal with it" that statement speaks volumes in this case.


The police, lawyers, judge, witnesses, jury & victims in this video: there was no weapon in the car, none of the kids had a criminal record nor was Mr. Dunn threatened with death<br>Some people in the comments still : a bunch criminal thugs threatened to shoot this man to death

The police, lawyers, judge, witnesses, jury & victims in this video: there was no weapon in the car, none of the kids had a criminal record nor was Mr. Dunn threatened with death
Some people in the comments still : a bunch criminal thugs threatened to shoot this man to death

I can’t believe it. Thankfully I’ve only read one dude’s comments say stuff like that. Or woman. Women can be POS too.

He's a wacist and im not and i want everyone in YT comments to know that!


Rhonda's a hero ❤<br>Feel bad she had to go through this

Rhonda's a hero ❤
Feel bad she had to go through this


Listening to this guys own lie’s is pathetic.
What a total shame!
so unnecessary!
He’s always just been a ticking time bomb waiting to go off.
So common this situation so unjustified  thought he was bigger than the law.

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What's the big deal with loud music? He was only going to be there a minute or two. He's obviously a very angry and dangerous man. He probably thought he'd get away with it especially cause those poor guys were black.

@Slop King That's what happens when people are allowed to walk around with guns, they have extra confidence to start trouble because they are armed but America does not see its own foolishness which is at this point blatant to the world.

he just needed a reason. i swear some people that do this just go out looking for a chance to murder in “self defense”.


That man is so evil . Prayers for these kids and their families and his family . 😢


That jail phone call almost sounds scripted and he made sure to get it all in, despite Rhonda trying to stop him, since he knew he was being recorded. He knows the truth of what he did and may not care but is clearly aware that he killed an innocent kid.


This woman is too damn wholesome <3 love it


I am completely dumbfounded. How can anyone hold so much hatred for an innocent group of people?


It's best to just ignore these kinds of things, finish your business and leave the area. It's not worth screwing up your whole life over because that is what will happen. You can't win with these kinds of situations ever.


Does anybody else find it amusing and ironic that @15:35 out of all the expressions he could’ve used, he chose to say “I thought live and let live”. Because he didn’t live and let live at all. He shot into a car full of unarmed people.


I love the call in the intro. Rhonda doesn't want to hear him continue talking because she knew what he was saying was bullshit. Or maybe not. But that's what makes me happy.


So glad I'm seeing more of your videos recommended!! I wondered where they all went.


That is so fd up that he barely can hide his smile when the officer says they re lucky that only one out of four was shot and they all could ve been hit. As he is imagining that in delectation. This is sickening... hatred at its worst


They also (Cops) KNOW how to talk their way outta “these situations”...they’ve DONE this so many times, they have a whole protocol for it. It’s so obvious to them he’s said the wrong things...


Rhonda you brave woman.<br>Such a shame she has to go through this

Rhonda you brave woman.
Such a shame she has to go through this


I've never been as scared as I got when that teenager pulled out a possibly real stick and tried to maybe get out of his car...


He might of had a chance if he had only shot one or two times and stayed at the scene or at least called from the hotel.  His shooting 12 times and at a retreating car is the deciding factor here I think.


It’s ironic how he calls em thugs when he was the only one acting like one🤷🏻♂


This woman has the morals to tell the truth even when it would incriminate her husband. She's a keeper.

@Sanka Plays wooooah, just laid down the LAWWWW that was epic

Not her husband. She may have needed a way out, mentions “knowing how he gets” and how she didn’t really want to bother him about what had happened... living in fear. No one should live like that but people do get trapped sadly :(  glad she got away... he could have realised how much shit he was in and gone on a rampage or killed her the dog and then himself! Thankfully not.

@Sean Matthew King HIS ACTIONS threw him in jail not his fiance

@Mo Hamed its wrong to protect predators and murderers. Relation to the killer means nothing.

she's the exact opposite of a keeper...i want a woman who would help me bury a body

She's not honest despite the truth incriminating her partner, she's honest because not telling the truth would incriminate her too.

She's not honest *despite* the truth incriminating her partner, she's honest *because not telling the truth* would incriminate her too.

If she was a keeper she'd be married long time ago. Looks like she settled for this pos. Anyway glad this guy was caught.

@John Walker she wasn't forced, and she shouldn't have been - dude was waiting for years just to whip his pistol out and bust some shots.
That much was clear, if its racially motivated Ill leave out of the debate but highly likely.
Also, should I ever marry a woman, we would have a mutual understanding of what our perception of moral is, so if you are a healthy person with a functioning brain a similar situation would never happen, since you would never get caught up in something so foolishly stupid.

If you expect the love of your life to get herself in trouble for your bullshit then thats a wrong on your side lol.

@John Walker apparently not considering he's in jail and her morals were lawful

@John Walker then dont innocently shoot teenagers? The point was the woman knew the guy was wrong, why support a murderer? If the situation was more nuanced and the murder was "justified" in any sense, she probably wouldnt have "ratted" him.

A woman with her heart in the right place dedicated to justice even if its her own husband, or maybe, especially when its her own husband / fiance, hell yeah she's a keeper, just not for this guy to keep.

If you think she's the opposite, you are looking for an accomplice, not a wife.

Nah, she is NOT a keeper. I mean im glad he's in prison he deserves it, but nah

Fiancé i think. Luckily they weren't married lpl


Uhh glad to see that some of your videos are being put back up!!!!


"I really didn't know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder. That sucks." Valid reaction


The victim’s mom, Lucy McBath, is now a politician working to end gun violence. RIP to Jordan Davis and kudos to his mother for all she’s done to prevent gun violence since his tragic death

@Jay P maybe because blue cities have millions and millions of people while kentucky and co have a population of like 5 lmao

@Jay P maybe because blue cities have millions and millions of people while kentucky and co have a population of like 5 lmao

So the victims mom wants to create more victims. Nice~

So the victims mom wants to create more victims. Nice~

@cryomancer check records and keep them. No need for all that extra bullshit, don’t think it’s too hard to determine who should and shouldn’t be allowed to own any variation of a firearm.

That's amazing I live in her congressional district (Georgia's 6th) and knowing that she's motivated by personal experiences makes me like her even more

That's amazing I live in her congressional district (Georgia's 6th) and knowing that she's motivated by personal experiences makes me like her even more

@A C for someone who thinks we are getting nowhere, you seem keen on continuing the discussion. I already pointed out the vicious cycle of easy gun availability, and if I were surrounded by private citizens carrying guns, I might well want to get one myself. But that's how you end up with a murder rate that is way ahead of every other civilised country. There's nothing special about US borders. The countries of the EU have free movement. It is possible to make a single, interrupted car trip from Spain to Beijing, crossing through many of the gangster states of the former USSR, Iraq and Afghanistan. But Europeans still manage to control guns, are not state tyrannies, and don't murder each other at the rate Americans do.

@shiny warm You should fire at least 300 rounds through at least 3 handguns of varying caliber before deciding you want someone else to potentially have one while you do not. I'm assuming you haven't done that.

Anyway, again, no point in talking about this with me, Senator Shiny Warm. Take it up with the rest of Congress and get a bill to present to the president. He has the final say so, and we're getting nowhere here.

@A C you're welcome to your thoughts. It doesn't look like they are based on facts, though.

@A C you're welcome to your thoughts. It doesn't look like they are based on facts, though.

@A C it's the brilliance of your argument I guess. That and your charm

@A C it's the brilliance of your argument I guess. That and your charm

@shiny warm Why are you still talking to me?

@shiny warm Why are you still talking to me?

@A C The state with the nnext highest gun ownership rate in the world to the US is Yemen. Do you thik the citizens of Yemen enjoy a particularly safe or free life? That's followed by Serbia and Montenegro - hardly models of freedom and democracy. The region with the highest private gun ownership level in the UK is Northern Ireland. NI was occupied by the British army for 38 years, and even today civilians are terrorised by armed militia. Afghanistan is another great example of what happens when guns are freely available. Private gun ownership does not guarantee personal safety - as we can see by the murder rate in the US. Neither does it protect people from oppression. Instead, it facilitates the growth of gangsterism and extortion rackets

@shiny warm I live in the real world, the one that contains communist China, communist Korea, and where Soviet Russia and the Gestapo occurred alongside one another. You can feel safe and cozy in government arms - I appreciate my second amendment.

@trith72 I imagine you're refering to the UK murder statistics? In which case, you have it wildly wrong. The most recent Home Office report states, "In the year ending March 2021 there were 224 homicides (currently recorded) using a sharp instrument, including knives and broken bottles.". You have exaggerated the number by a factor of 10. In fact, the number of homicides from ALL causes in the UK each year rarely exceeds 1,000 in total.

@shiny warm 30 gun murders and 2000 knife murders...

@shiny warm 30 gun murders and 2000 knife murders...

Very selfish of her first to prioritize gun safety once After she had a personal motivation.

Very selfish of her first to prioritize gun safety once After she had a personal motivation.

How about end lack of respect for others, this guy was a fool for shoot at them, but nothing would’ve had happened if they had an once of respect.

How about end lack of respect for others, this guy was a fool for shoot at them, but nothing would’ve had happened if they had an once of respect.

Lol how can anyone stop another human being from committing gun violence?

Lol how can anyone stop another human being from committing gun violence?

I just wanna point out to all the Americans flame warring each other: the root word for amendment is amend. As in, to change, adapt.
You can change this stuff. It's literally already been changed before.
It's not some holy text or some such.

@A C lots of things are relevant, but do you want to make a specific point here?

@A C lots of things are relevant, but do you want to make a specific point here?

@shiny warm Because it's relevant data to factor in to the decision on weighing out gun control or no gun control.

@shiny warm Because it's relevant data to factor in to the decision on weighing out gun control or no gun control.

@shiny warm Look at the statistics for self defense of home invaders, muggers, robbers, carjackers because of concealed carry.

@shiny warm Look at the statistics for self defense of home invaders, muggers, robbers, carjackers because of concealed carry.

@Zarquon Z Your faith in the haste of the police is baffling. Was robbed at gunpoint and waited eight minutes for their arrival. Bought a gun after that.

@Zarquon Z Your faith in the haste of the police is baffling. Was robbed at gunpoint and waited eight minutes for their arrival. Bought a gun after that.

@Paul R A school bus driver in minnesota was shot in the head while the bus was full of kids, 2 days ago. Less than a week earlier another bus packed with kids was shot at in north carolina. None of this makes the mainstream news because it happens so often. Yes, shootings happen every week in this country. If only you cared enough, you would’ve known that

@cryomancer The information you gave is just straight up factually incorrect dude. You don't know nothing about gun laws and how any of it works. And saying a shooting happens every week is extremely overdramatic

@cryomancer what countries? And please tell me how their crime rate looks?

@cryomancer what countries? And please tell me how their crime rate looks?

Wow, she's my representative (Roswell, GA)  I knew her son was killed but didn't connect the dots until I saw your comment

Wow, she's my representative (Roswell, GA)  I knew her son was killed but didn't connect the dots until I saw your comment

@Koen Dietrich it isn't, but cope however you'd like.

@Koen Dietrich it isn't, but cope however you'd like.

@Imagine Wagons non sequitur argument/fallacy, good try though.

@Imagine Wagons non sequitur argument/fallacy, good try though.

@avenger31X send the links over then, cause I don’t see your statistics anywhere lmao it’s 60%, not 80.

@avenger31X send the links over then, cause I don’t see your statistics anywhere lmao it’s 60%, not 80.

Thank you for telling us that. The strength of a Mother is powerful. May God give her continued love and strength.

Thank you for telling us that. The strength of a Mother is powerful. May God give her continued love and strength.

@avenger31X without wanting to write a thesis here  I'd be interested in the sources of the statistical data supporting your claims about violent crime excluding guns. What is the sexual assault rate in the US v Europe  for example?

@avenger31X you dont seem to have understood the statistics. The all-cause homicide rate for the US is around 7.5 per 100 000. For Europe it is 1.7. Not a single country in Europe can match the US murder rate. So even if you are right and that other methods of killing are more prevalent, that would just mean the firearm murder rate in the US alone accounts for the excess of murders in the US. In other words, the US murder rate by firearms alone (around 3.5) is higher than the murder rate from all means  including firearms, stabbings, stranglings, poisonings, beatings and everything else in every European country except Latvia.  Either US citizens are exceptionally murderous types or the comparatively easy availability of guns in the US makes them much more likely to kill - and die

@shiny warm I said "violent crime" in Europe and you did the classic bait and switch of only focusing on shootings in Europe.

@shiny warm I said "violent crime" in Europe and you did the classic bait and switch of only focusing on shootings in Europe.

@cryomancer oh that will work, look at california

@cryomancer oh that will work, look at california

@Kamil Zapart I do blame the authorities. I don’t understand how what you said is in any way different than what I said.

@Kamil Zapart I do blame the authorities. I don’t understand how what you said is in any way different than what I said.

@Maggie Karabel His mom called the police and said he might do a suicide shooting. Wouldn't you think the logical thing to do in this case was idk, maybe the police or the freaking FBI to issue a block or some type of red flag on his file when it came to him buying a firearm? Police already confiscated a shotgun prior and he had undergone a mental health evaluation. So it sounds like the system failed in preventing this teenager from getting another gun. How many other shootings have had the same scenario? So to me in this particular case, you should be blaming the shitty authorities for their crappy work that if they actually cared couldve prevented him from getting another gun. I mean you see how different things are when you actually bring up events that happened to the lead of a situation instead of just summarizing what happened?

@Kamil Zapart Idk man the guy who shot up his job in Indianapolis was on an FBI watch list and was still able to legally buy a gun. Doesn’t seem like they’re very difficult to get.

@cory ponder Australia has incredibly harsh gun laws, what are you talking about? After the Port Arthur Massacre 650,000 privately-owned firearms were confiscated and there’s a complete ban on semi-automatic weapons. They also have a national gun registry so that they know exactly who owns what guns. They’ve almost completely eliminated mass shootings and homicide and suicide rates have also been reduced.

@Hatte!  lmao y’all just say anything and call it an argument huh? How is half the population disqualified? Give me one example of this happening in any other country. And what other ways could this go wrong? If you had an answer for that you would’ve just said it. The reason why you’re so defensive is because you aren’t willing to have an open mind. You’re just willing to react, to contradict.

@cryomancer typical ad hominem opening statement 🙄 😒 😑

@cryomancer typical ad hominem opening statement 🙄 😒 😑

@Don Quasebarth, thanks. The US remains an outlier amongst developed countries. To take the UK as an example of a country with strict gun laws, the entire UK (population 67 million) suffered 30 gun murders IN TOTAL in 2019-20. The US state of Maryland alone (population 6m) suffered over 600. To put it another way, the criminal population of one of the most prosperous states in the US shoots 20 times more of its citizens to death than the entire underclass of the UK - and all its drug gangs, felons and the rest - combined. Only when you add in every other type of murder does the UK reach an annual total of 600 murders. So strict gun control is not a complete solution to gun crime, but it makes it harder to become a murderer. We see the same dynamic in countries where guns have become readily available following war eg Serbia has become notorious in Europe for having a per capita gun ownership rate second only to the US - and the murder rate by firearm is correspondingly high

@shiny warm homicides arent equally occurring across any state, or even any city.  They are hyper focused in low income areas.  Every state has a couple cities that are responsible for a majority of their homicides, and every city has a couple blocks that are responsible for a majority of their homicides.  These locations are overwhelmingly populated with people living well below the median, many of the residents in these areas are living in fatherless homes (a major predictor of violent crime tendancies) and/or living on some form of government assistance

Also, in the united states the overwhelming majority of homicide victims are convicted felons, known gang associates, or actively committing a felony at the time of their deaths.  Something like 70 percent of homicide victims fall into one of those categories.

@Don Quasebarth your opening statement is true, but meaningless in this context, as gun laws and the availability of firearms is an integral part of a culture. The question is whether a culture in which there are strict gun control reduces the likelihood that people will use guns to commit crime. The evidence is that, even though they are not sufficient in themselves, other things being equal, they do help lower the rate. Your suggestion that median income is the main driver of gun deaths is an oversimplification. eg the wealthiest states of the US by median income are Maryland (gun death rate 11.9), New Jersey (5.29) and Massachusetts (3.4). Only the third of these has a lower rate than any European country. The worst European country is Montenegro at 3.5, one of the poorest countries in Europe, and one of those formed in the aftermath of an extremely bloody civil war, where firearms were freely circulated. You're also right about the influence of gangs, but so far the evidence shows gun laws can still play an important part in making it tougher for gangs to operate in a gun-based subculture, and in spreading gun violence more widely

@shiny warm points the opposite direction for a class of people for sure. For others life is not about violent active as much as others.

@shiny warm points the opposite direction for a class of people for sure. For others life is not about violent active as much as others.

@cory ponder I'm afraid Im not here to undertake detailed research for the benefit of  - with respect - random Youtubers. My comment was simply pointing out that the assertion made by that poster lacked any substance and the gross statistical evidence points in exactly the opposite direction

@shiny warm cross county murder rates dont prove that, because cultures are different from country to county.
If you look at per capita firearm ownership in various locations within the us there is no noticable differences in violent crime rates. You've also cherry picked data sets, as there are several countries with far more restrictive gun control legislation packages that have significantly higher murder rates.  Comparing the united states, a large and culturally diverse country to small largely homogeneous european countries isnt a fair comparison.  Most of those countries are in recent years seeing upticks in all their violent crime rates as non european natives are immigrating into their countries.  Give them 200 years of essentially unrestricted imigration like the united states has allowed and see where they are at.

There is, however, even within individual cities, a pretty major difference in murder rates based on ethnic background and more importantly, median income levels, these are the real predictors of violent crime rates.

@shiny warm Can you give a breakdown of violent gun crimes according to race a socio-economic status? Maybe by state and county as well? That should clear things up

@shiny warm Can you give a breakdown of violent gun crimes according to race a socio-economic status? Maybe by state and county as well? That should clear things up

Ok wtf is happing to this comment section, multiple of my comments have been deleted, including many others

Ok wtf is happing to this comment section, multiple of my comments have been deleted, including many others

Mr. Erik I agree that culture could be an issue, US citizens have been conditioned to be gun obsessed for generations now. This is why radical ideas such as a gun ban are absurd, not only bc it’s an infringement of rights, but also bc it would never work in this country. Gun control wouldn’t make it impossible to obtain guns, but it’d certainly discourage violence to some degree. Not only to prevent harm to others, but also to themselves. I’ve heard of sooo many mentally ill people’s statements of how the easy accessibility of guns triggered more violent/suicidal thoughts in them. It’s not an irrefutable solution, but it’d prevent so many more tragedies

@Koen Dietrich so by your logic, it's okay to give a baby a knife?

@Koen Dietrich so by your logic, it's okay to give a baby a knife?

@cryomancer while i agree with sensible gun control(permit, no mental issues), do you really think that usa is just gonna become a canada-like country? I dont know much about you but i hope you don't fall into the trap that guns are the issue of crime, and not the person behind the gun. It has to do allot with mentality, culture and general relations and less about legal availability than some might think. Im sure you probably heard this argument a ton by now but its true, people are gonna find alternatives if their objective is killing either via illegal(black) market or by different weapons and most innocent citizens won't buy and use illegal weapons to protect themselves so they are gonna be at disadvantage.

@Zarquon Z because every gun law is an infringement. The government literally should have no say about how law abiding citizens choose to arm themselves. “Shall not be infringed” is clear. Just because one person uses their rights to hurt another person doesn’t mean you take away everyone’s rights. Gun laws also don’t work, chicago, detroit, new york, california have some of the strictest gun laws and have the most gun deaths.

Mitchell Monroe if you think gun laws don’t work you must live in a bubble. If you’re too lazy to read statistics, you can just look at countries that have gun control and compare it to the US. 26% of Canada own guns, significant number. The level of gun violence there can’t even compare to this country. It’s honestly embarrassing for a place that’s supposed to be “first-world”

@cryomancer how many firearms do you own?

@cryomancer how many firearms do you own?

@cryomancer I love how facts have become right wing propaganda.

@cryomancer I love how facts have become right wing propaganda.

@Cryomancer Insulting a position you disagree with by mocking their perceived political affiliation is childish at best, and extremely laughable in pretty much every scenario.  You'll get nowhere with people who don't exactly believe what you believe by belittling them and acting like you have the moral high ground because you happen to support the "correct" political party.  People like you are why there is such a huge division in our country.  You don't respect, nor seemingly have the ability to listen to someone else say something that you don't agree with.  None of that makes what that person said wrong.  Do you even know how many laws we have restricting gun ownership?  The problem isn't gonna be solved by adding new laws.  How about actually enforcing some of the ones we already have for starters?  In the majority of shootings in the US the guns were acquired illegally anyway, so I'm not sure what makes you think more laws would help.  There have been SO many cases in the past decade that should have been prevented except the government screwed up and didn't enforce the existing laws, leading to people who should not be able to own guns owning guns.  Try not being a smug prick sometime btw, definitely helps when you're trying to win an argument.  And just because someone thinks differently than you doesn't make them "brainwashed" lmao. But I know you just want to feel better than other people, pretty obvious when you think mentioning someone's perceived political affiliation is shutting down their argument, lmao.  <br>"I'm better than you because I follow the CORRECT political party!" -Cryomancer

@Cryomancer Insulting a position you disagree with by mocking their perceived political affiliation is childish at best, and extremely laughable in pretty much every scenario.  You'll get nowhere with people who don't exactly believe what you believe by belittling them and acting like you have the moral high ground because you happen to support the "correct" political party.  People like you are why there is such a huge division in our country.  You don't respect, nor seemingly have the ability to listen to someone else say something that you don't agree with.  None of that makes what that person said wrong.  Do you even know how many laws we have restricting gun ownership?  The problem isn't gonna be solved by adding new laws.  How about actually enforcing some of the ones we already have for starters?  In the majority of shootings in the US the guns were acquired illegally anyway, so I'm not sure what makes you think more laws would help.  There have been SO many cases in the past decade that should have been prevented except the government screwed up and didn't enforce the existing laws, leading to people who should not be able to own guns owning guns.  Try not being a smug prick sometime btw, definitely helps when you're trying to win an argument.  And just because someone thinks differently than you doesn't make them "brainwashed" lmao. But I know you just want to feel better than other people, pretty obvious when you think mentioning someone's perceived political affiliation is shutting down their argument, lmao.
"I'm better than you because I follow the CORRECT political party!" -Cryomancer

I left out a part on accident.

Our defensive use of firearms is over 1000% higher than crimes done with guns.

I left out a part on accident.

Our defensive use of firearms is over 1000% higher than crimes done with guns.

@cryomancer you already have to pass a background check to get a gun.. you can't walk into Walmart and buy a just "buy a gun" maybe you should educate yourself a bit.

@Zarquon Z we have  thousands of gun control laws in this country, and any further restrictions pose a significant burden on law abiding citizens with no demonstrable net reduction in violent crime.  They also, like the nfa that already exists, largely artificially raise the cost of arms, putting them out of reach of the poor and lower middle class.  This very much disproportionately restricts the ability of minorities to obtain defensive weapons, while still allowing the wealthy to do whatever they want.

Your efforts would go a lot further in saving lives if you focused on disrupting inner city hood culture, without negatively impacting 100 million people that are never going to hurt anyone with their guns.   Guys like michael Dunn are an outlier, and the one or 2 cases like his a year are not a reason for broad restrictions for the public at large.  Charging the guy with murder is the proper response.

Robert Gaudet have no idea what your point here is, but gun safety laws don’t violate the 2nd amendment in the slightest. People would still have access to guns, but only trained, responsible and mentally stable people.

@cryomancer so the plan is to amend the Constitution.  Good luck with that.

@cryomancer so the plan is to amend the Constitution.  Good luck with that.

@cryomancer I think our Constitution has a section most others lack.  Iraq, for instance, has a carbon copy of our Constitution just missing one part.  Guess which part.

@Don Quasebarth It baffles me that the majority of Americans genuinely aren't more supportive of gun control laws and policies.

@Don Quasebarth It baffles me that the majority of Americans genuinely aren't more supportive of gun control laws and policies.

@cryomancer the second amendment is the easy reason, but the real reason is that theres just not broad support amoungst the electorate for the policies you describe.

Robert Gaudet Gun control. Stricter laws that don’t let just anyone go up to a walmart and buy a weapon. Must be only available to people that have received extensive training and gone through regular mental health checks. So many countries have this, I don’t understand how the same can’t be done in the US

What’s the plan to end gun violence then?

What’s the plan to end gun violence then?

I remember when she won the congress seat in the election last year. I was so happy for her

I remember when she won the congress seat in the election last year. I was so happy for her


God I hope the families and his fiancé find happiness.


@ 52:17
His attorney is signaling him. They rehearsed this and he’s reminding him that this is the part we’re he’s suppose to cry
I’m crying too 🤣🤣🤣


I’ve never been administered the oath with the So Help You God in it, and I’ve never heard it at any time in court. I always wanted it to happen so I could say “No”.


ive watched this a couple times. I want to know what 'your mom is sending you a BOOK.....' means. like it sounds like contraband but what use would that be, especially when she pretty much entirely refuses to lie for him at any other point.


If you could do a video on George Zimmerman that would be terrific. I love your channel


I am now very interested in your thinking about this case and the verdict. What do you think is the reason for his doing?
1. A false recognition of reality and therefore dealing within a split second false? But really thinking his life was in danger?
2. A quick blackout, feeling like a hero, feeling really a threat but due to feeling like Bruce Willis he was overacting and absolutely didn’t react the way he should? But we believe him, that he felt in a way threatened?
3. He made this, knowing there is no real threat. He is not in danger, he has just fun playing the strong guy, protecting his fiancée and his life (not really fearing)
4. Has a deep grown hate towards black young men, seeing in all black guys more a gang manner than a part of the society, always wanted to make usage of his weapon. Waited for a situation like this, was happy that these guys played with him like he was expecting (growing aggressions and escalating), ready to kill someone in a situation which means no danger to him but may look for the outside like a self defence situation. Would have done this to anyone, but being his “opponent” black, made this “better”?
5. Or did I miss a reason?

That and also...<br>6. He's a huge ddoooouuuuccchhhh!!!!

That and also...
6. He's a huge ddoooouuuuccchhhh!!!!


Extremely telling statement 9:45

“I shot at the car”

Not “omg they pulled out a shotgun”

BUT “I shot at the car”


I have a pretty loud stereo in my car and this case makes me never want to play music on it again .


14:40 reminds me on the meme:"Dumbledore asked calmly" :D


Wouldn't have been a problem if you minded you're own business in the first place.


glad to see some proper fucking justice done...especially with similar cases that have occurred in recent times


Noticed how when the black detective addresses him he turns his body away and doesn't seem to want to interact with him.


"i thought it was a gun but i guess it could have just been a stick" he's saying it so casually as if it's normal to just drive around with sticks in your car


This man's fortitude was in that glove box when he pulled into that parking lot. The alcohol just inflated that sense. If that gun wasn't in his car, he would have never opened his mouth to ask for the music to be turned down. He's probably played this hero scenario out in his head hundreds of times before this night, being the hero for his lady. Hence, no remorse  for a dead teenage boy or his family but can't hold back the waterfalls for his puppy. Good job jury!


The only thing he regrets is not killing all 4 of them.


He called himself the Victor after killing someone 😐


That first call had me feeling sorry for the guy, boy was i wrong.


All because of loud music, and bad decisions. A beautiful young man gone. Just sad.


Drunk McDriver really thought he could get away with shooting and killing a highschooler for being rude ..


I would hate myself a lot more if I had that dude’s voice


"I didn't know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder... that sucks.." holy shit lmao 🤣


One rage moment can ruin your life, end another and affect many many more.


Crazy how this man weighs a dog more than an actual human being🤮


been watching this kind of content and always seen JCS inspired<br>i think now i know who is jcs

been watching this kind of content and always seen JCS inspired
i think now i know who is jcs


Looks like YouTube has been allowing these videos back in. I'm taking advantage and rewatching them all haha.


I reckon she is EXTREMELY  LUCKY he was jailed. Otherwise she would definitely be in an abusive relationship. He is a narcissist  whose ONLY remedy is violence. She at least was upset by the shooting, but almost seems to agree with him that HE IS a victim. Though she does try to cut him off from that train. He's a self centred bully.

I think she agrees 100% that he was in the wrong even to the extent of not being willing to alter or omit her testimony. You can tell how upset she is with everything, she’s seems like a kind person. Some people turn in to real tough guys when they drink which seems to have been a factor, among many others, in this case. Some people also look for a reason to pull their gun. This is a heartbreaking story, I remember being young and playing our music loud and just enjoying life. As a little bit older person now the super loud music can be irritating but I just remind myself how they’re young and enjoying life like they should be or I’ll ask them who they’re listening to which automatically gets it turned down and strikes up a friendly conversation and I get some new music ideas to listen to.


"I really didn't know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder. That sucks."


"I didn't know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder... That sucks"<br>Comical

"I didn't know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder... That sucks"
Comical


He thought that music was loud? He doesn't know what loud is but he will when he sets one foot in prison. This was very avoidable for everybody involved


I pray that the three men who survived are well today. No one deserves to see that. Peace to those boys.


Courtroom part really got me singing 'we both reached for the gun!' Billy flynn style ngl ...


43:13
"What was the purpose of that?"

"To save my life"

"From the door?"

🤣


Let's face it he couldn't wait too fire that gun that he had just got, also he is a racist  as well


A real tough guy until the cop interview him


Jesus Christ man im 17 and was out with friends earlier today, mad to think he was in the same situation and it ended so differently because of some racist prick, rest in peace man


You should have kept your mouth closed from the start and none of this would have happened. Them playing loud music was none of your business.


“And how long have you know mr. DUNN FOR?” OMG…


29:33  2 handed might take longer, but 2 handed is also more accurate


Drunken man sees some coloured lads doing nothing other then listening to music minding their own business. So he decides to cause beef with them rather then park elsewhere or just mind his own business and be on his way. All caused by him and now he has to suffer his actions. Hope the lads are doing good these days and staying strong. Sorry to the poor young lad who lost his like and his family who have to miss him :(

+ruddy123 I don’t understand why he couldn’t have just moved somewhere else or just ignored them. I don’t love loud music when I’m out and about myself, doesn’t mean I can take lives over it. I just stick to what I’m doing and only ever turn my own music up full blast when I’m alone on the highway. I only hope the boys’ family can one day find some peace. And the fiancé of that Dunn guy, poor lady was a mess probably blaming herself for it all.


He was as scared for his life as a police officer who chooses to shoot unarmed people. This guy won't get away with no jail time, though.


Mike: they were gonna kill me because I asked them to turn their music down!

Also mike: kills them because he asked them to turn their music down.


I was kind of not completely sure about him until he mentioned is breakfast... freaking crazy


Man I wish all cases had trial footage like this; such a nice flickering of perspectives from the witnesses testifying to the defendant to the people in attendance.  Great analysis as always, thanks for the video!

I was incredibly impressed with the court footage quality as well, it was really well shot and gave a perfect parallel to the interview footage.f


Not one time did he apologize or feel any remorse for killing that kid. Such a bad man.


I thought this was one of my teachers. His last name is also Dunn


When it comes to this case, I have to invoke Chris Rock talking about OJ Simpson ... "I'm not saying he should have killed her ... but I understand" 🤣 Let this video be a lesson to people ... Don't shoot at people for frivolous things like bumping music ... And don't bump your music ☝🏻


She is a good person with a good heart, did not lie for him. She knew what he did was wrong and followed her moral principles because she’s not hateful racist. I’m glad she got away from this man!

Right. And you could see in her demeanor that she knows in her heart he's wrong with the way she was so emotional at court.

@TrueCrimeGuru That’s definitively true for sure. A lot of people do that & that’s one of the reasons society isn’t progressing faster right now.

@Name Irrelevant Also the phone call at the beginning confirmed it as fact.

@Name Irrelevant Also the phone call at the beginning confirmed it as fact.

Well to be honest it seems like she ignored his casual racism for years because she liked other stuff about him never realising how deep and serious it was. I wouldn't want to live with someone racist enough to say stuff like "thug music" myself and I'm white.

@Alyssa Moody exactly its really sickening tbh

@Alyssa Moody exactly its really sickening tbh

@Vexzi yeah, that subconscious bias is what contributes so heavily to this sort of thing happening here and also in cases of police brutality

@Bea I. Engio there is a Facebook page called “ stop white South African genocide “ you can read all about it on that. Wish I could post screenshots

@laur " there’s literally genocides of white farmers in South Africa..." That is not what the word "genocide" means.

@laur " there’s literally genocides of white farmers in South Africa..." That is not what the word "genocide" means.

She was quite willing to date and plan to marry a racist, though...Idk. Just because she won't lie in court or to the police doesn't mean she's a stellar person.

I'm only about halfway through the video but literally nothing in this video is about race. Apart from the fact that he's white and the kids were black.

@Bea I. Engio blimmin heck! I learnt something today! 🌻

@Bea I. Engio blimmin heck! I learnt something today! 🌻

@Karla Shmeeda Vlasta It's not an insult to Germans. It's a British way of emphasising or re-enforcing something light-heartedly: E.g. "that is so blimmin expensive" or "blimmin marvellous" ... Or "blimmin heck."

@Bea I. Engio I don't know, what "blimming" means, but it doesnt belong in front of "german".

@Bea I. Engio I don't know, what "blimming" means, but it doesnt belong in front of "german".

@laur Ok, so Iooked this up. It's a heavily disputed claim that is widely referred to as a conspiracy theory. First hit is (okay I know) Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_farm_attacks but I looked deeper. Happy to be wrong, but so far I don't think this is substantiated.

@Sockersmulan scroll up in this comment section for proof lol someone linked it months ago

@Sockersmulan scroll up in this comment section for proof lol someone linked it months ago

@Yasser Abouzeid yeah but there is a difference between blatant racism and closet racism which was my point here

@Yasser Abouzeid yeah but there is a difference between blatant racism and closet racism which was my point here

@Tanielu Stowers I personally believe that each beginning letter of the Ten Commandments should be capitalized. Some writings capitalize every letter. That’s just me though.

I was stating that she obeyed God’s commandment if not bearing false witness. I respect her for that.

@Bea I. Engio there’s literally genocides of white farmers in South Africa but ok lol

@Bea I. Engio there’s literally genocides of white farmers in South Africa but ok lol

@jack leonard You are deflecting.
When confronted with a question that would reveal a truth that refutes what you are saying, deflection is a typical dishonest reaction.
You wouldn't deflect, if you were right.

@Aleksandar Ivanov i see the obvious truth. its you thats in denial

@Aleksandar Ivanov i see the obvious truth. its you thats in denial

@jack leonard that's you projecting an intent. That's not how proof works.
You honestly can't think of absolutely no other reason, beside skin color there ?
I would be inclined to call you r, for admitting you see everything through skin color alone and nothing else...

@Aleksandar Ivanov zero evidence??? really?? listen to the phone call at very beginning. he calls them violent. why does he think they are violent. because of how they looked.

I was looking for the comment that would pull the r word with 0 evidence...<br>You are r for assuming a psycho is r just because of his skin color...

I was looking for the comment that would pull the r word with 0 evidence...
You are r for assuming a psycho is r just because of his skin color...

She has a moral compass a good woman too good for him!

She has a moral compass a good woman too good for him!

@mmdirtyworkz yeah he probably is racist, but him shooting someone that's black, and him not liking a certain genre of music isn't enough evidence to support that he's racist. He didn't say anything racial or had no racial motivation brought up in court or it would be a hate crime.

@Jarosław Kaczyński Jesus Christ you are so far down the alt right rabbit hole I genuinely genuinely feel bad for you

@Jarosław Kaczyński Jesus Christ you are so far down the alt right rabbit hole I genuinely genuinely feel bad for you

never trust a woman with your secrets. this was a decent lesson

never trust a woman with your secrets. this was a decent lesson

@Ane Calvo so you think this wouldn't have happened if the victim was different color? Would it have happened if he was Chinese?  Egyptian? Iranian? Brazilian? What is the qualification for his death?

I think this guy was looking for an excuse to shoot.

What does racism have to do with any of this?

What does racism have to do with any of this?

She did tell him that they need to leave once she saw it on the TV and knew it was him who shot the guys on the red car...but she is a good person ? how ? she fled with him after she know what happened.

@Christopher Arnold for right or wrong, she clearly was submissive to him.  Even in her conversations w/ him, she gives short, placating answers: "I know."  "Right." They sound more like a question than agreemt, with that slightly upturned lilt showing she would like to say more.  Note, she actually DOES at the point that he makes that comment about solitary confinement and being glad hes's not w/ those "animals."  Well, the "animals" ftom which he was being protected, that would be angry w/ the situation, would mainly the other black people who knew what thoughts motivated his actions.  It was the one time Rhonda DID stand up (and u could hear the disdain in her voice for him) saying, "Well, they probably aren't too thrilled about what's going on either... (paraphrased)."

What matters is that she came thru when she needed to.  Testifying against him must have been heartbreaking.   I deeply admire her for her courage.

(Besides, who knows that she wouldn't have reported him soon after they got home?  They had just walked in when the police called.  It really seems she would have called, esp. if it had gotten to the point where they were publicizing requests for info.  She was probably just waiting until she could be home and he wasn't within her immediate vicinity. )

@Nandan Shetty not even the "thug music" comment, but also the,  "...they're violent," and calling them "animals" (the ppl he was being isolated from in the beginning of this episode, which would be other black prisoners).

@B Prathe Thanks for sharing your opinion.   Do you feel better?

@B Prathe Thanks for sharing your opinion.   Do you feel better?

@Jules Asher bullshit. She’s a good actress. She didn’t call police either. She could’ve been an accomplice. She got her own lawyer. Put on her little pitiful poor me act and threw him under the bus. I don’t believe her and don’t feel a bit sorry for her. She wasn’t Ll wimpy sappy in the detective office. She’s full of it. I’d run far away from this trickster.

His actions are perceived correctly, no question about it. Sometimes what you see is exactly what you get. <br>" Ironically enough, to speculate that he did it because of race is racist on its own." this is so stupid it almost gave me a Forest Whittaker eye.

His actions are perceived correctly, no question about it. Sometimes what you see is exactly what you get.
" Ironically enough, to speculate that he did it because of race is racist on its own." this is so stupid it almost gave me a Forest Whittaker eye.

@mmdirtyworkz thug music doesn't have to have anything to do with colour. Ironically enough, to speculate that he did it because of race is racist on its own.<br>His letters do confirm he's a racist but the story itself could simply be an act of rage and you could just perceive it to be racially motivated.

@mmdirtyworkz thug music doesn't have to have anything to do with colour. Ironically enough, to speculate that he did it because of race is racist on its own.
His letters do confirm he's a racist but the story itself could simply be an act of rage and you could just perceive it to be racially motivated.

Damn, trying hard for likes. I do agree with you though :D

Damn, trying hard for likes. I do agree with you though :D

@David Diaz the same guys who say “what does race have to with anything?” Are the same guys that use dog whistles like thug and are the first ones to describe a person by nationality or skin color.

@Christopher Arnold she was drunk of her ass and didn’t want to be an accomplice. Then puts that little poor me act on when taking the stand. She didn’t sound too upset at interrogation. Got her own attorney to keep from going to jail herself as an accomplice. She’s as low as he is.

@Jarosław Kaczyński Nah. I'm good. So you know, your writing presents as a series of tag lines, probably from the far right, on themes that most people don't consider to be related. You need to explain a point rather than shoe horn in lots of headline statements about world events and ideologies because you are unintelligible and not making any point.

@Jarosław Kaczyński Karl Marx was white wasn't he? A blimmin German. What genocide of white people anywhere ever? Your comment makes no worldly sense. I guess I'm just trying to determine if you're completely raving.

@Nandan Shetty I wouldn't  be surprised if you  was a racist  too

@Nandan Shetty I wouldn't  be surprised if you  was a racist  too

She is a good person to be honest and you can see she is devastated by what happened

She is a good person to be honest and you can see she is devastated by what happened

@Vexzi Oh sorry, my bad. I read it as "I do not believe it was even slightly". I will clamber back in my box now.

@Vexzi Oh sorry, my bad. I read it as "I do not believe it was even slightly". I will clamber back in my box now.

@Bea I. Engio i said it was racially motivated?

@Bea I. Engio i said it was racially motivated?

@Vexzi You say it's not race related, then describe a pre-conditioned assumption he had about black people  (that they are agressive). Once these assumptions motivate behaviour, that is racism. Michael also did this because he thought, as a white man, that he would not be punished  That shows he has s number of other race based assumptions about the worth and status of black people in society that he thinks everyone shares

@Mr. Alan homie said "menacing" how about they had it playing when they pulled into the GAS STATION where you will be inside only long enough to buy a snack? How about deal with someone else enjoying themselves for 2 minutes rather than being a psychopath who escalates that into murder

@Mr. Alan considering i make music, you dont judge peoples music choice and base that on what you think their character will be. ive heard little scrawny nerds make the most aggressive dark music youve ever heard. But in actuality they were super nice and respectful, its just the kind of art they fell in love with, goes the same for people that listen to music rather than make it. It doesnt define their moral compass and if it makes you intimidated hearing "thug" (btw in this case im guessing it was someone like NBA YoungBoy, not oldies like tupac n biggie) music then you definetly have a touch of closeted racism in ya

@first name i do believe it was slightly race influenced, maybe not intentional but i feel like some people are intimidated by people of color and act more hastily and aggressive when put in a "stressful" situation

That fact people pick up on his racist vibes is one thing that could be called speculation, but the letters he wrote confirmed that he in fact is.

@Nandan Shetty it says a lot about you not being able to tell this guy is racist

@Nandan Shetty it says a lot about you not being able to tell this guy is racist


He's delusional, a total narcissist! It's never their fault, no remorse, no empathy, someone is dead over rap music 😳

@*ᴥ* that's not the point, playing loud music is not against the law, the old man should have just minded his business and he wouldn't be in jail for the rest of his miserable life

He made a mistake when he turned the music back up. If he had respected other people he would still be alive.


There is some justice in the us afterall


I don’t understand why people just won’t show their pistols and not fire any bullets in order to prevent any deaths, if the situation worsens, they could fire their gun in self defence. If you could do a video on George Zimmerman that would be greatly appreciated


I've been watching several of these cases and it's always the same story. What do average citizens do with firearms in their car or at home ? If that right to bear arms was abolished at last, there would be much less cases of that type


“Thug music… they’re violent… I’m a victim and I fought back” yeah that doesn’t sound like a racist at all yep definitely not


he was 45 during that? hate really does make you look so much older damn


“It was either a barrel or a stick” well that’s a big difference brobro


After 44:17... THEY HAD ALL THEY NEEDED...🙄 That’s when they laid it on him!


I have no lie watched this video several hundred times.  A few times every day.  I'm not sure what that means.


As if at just 17 you could ever be capable of killing anyone?


If my husband said he shot ppl like that, I would leave asap. The woman is sus


Dude fr admitted that he was shooting them as they were trying to get away


“When black kids play music too loud they’re a threat” -this guy probably


People are unpredictable. Avoid confrontation. It’s not worth it.