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1:18 if you look closely you can see a comment saying “my grandma passed away last night_she_will_be_mist” and another saying “visiting mom at the greenhouse, she’s got root rot. Feeling awkward, me and her have always had a prickly relationship”💀
out of all of them Medical Malpractice is rarely ever considered a crime since many people use the "everyone makes mistakes" excuse which is just pathetic
you know, I always found funny how they censor Darwin’s feet because I thought there was nothing to censor, it’s funny because it doesn’t make sense. Yeah, the joke ain’t joking no more, people are weird
Here are some helpful corrections to the crimes 9:15 Darwin did not commit plunder, in the episode he was simply fantasizing about the charity, therefore he didn't commit the crime. 10:50 Slander is technically not a crime, slander is just auctionable
4:22 I’m pretty sure that the scene where Bobert pretends to be Gumball to the extent of making the other Wattersons think they’re gumball would be a better presentation of the crime
Nope, wrong episode. It's where the Wattersons find some dopledangers that do EVERYTHING they do. They then get the idea (well anais) to do some dangerous things, they eventually get to the point where they were in a truck with a tank of gasoline in the back. Then, anais goes at the back to dis-attach it. Then they jump out of the truck and it goes off the cliff. But the dopledangers do the opposite and fall off the cliff. The truck blows up.
@@Scarisherhe's not saying Bobert was in this episode he's saying that the Bobert episode would be a better representation of the crime because the copycats weren't really pretending to "be" the Wattersons, just copying them, but Bobert full on replaced gumball with a fake identity
8:08 additional crime: Destruction of property. 4:18 additional crimes: Arson, Destruction of Property, and Resisting arrest. 4:23 additional crime?: Aggrivated Assault 4:44 additional crime: Police misconduct (ignoring a crime counts, but an argument can be made for Gumball jaywalking, since thats minor compared to the lady committing grand theft auto and assault.)[Edit: he has been fired. Charges dismissed] 5:15 battery (It is with the intent to cause harm, mental harm can count.) 9:08 additional crime: Money Laundering (its clear with the actions they are doing, the charity is just to clean funds) 9:41 additional crime(s): Hit and Run
5:15 There's another crime, that being trafficking, considering the fact that Gumball directly said that he *sold* Alan's parents to the clown, meaning he got money from trading two sentient balloons to that guy
4:33 Technically that’s not misconduct since he’s not a cop (for context in that clip the donut cop had just been fired and is feeling depressed, so Gumball decides to jay walk to try and snap him out of it, hence why the donut is missing his badge)
3:25 this one wasn't really gumball committing crimes per se or at least not the one that it says here The real crime should have been indecent exposure
Here's how it would look like in Poland (more-or-less) 0:00 Since recently there is no crime in Poland known as ,,arson", but its equivalent would be Destruction of Property of over 800 PLN + Causing a (Fire) Threat. 7:16 I'd more consider that another crime: USA: Manslaughter Poland: Causing a Medium Injury + Not Providing Help. 8:25 Now that one is a bit tricky - at least from the perspective of Polish law. In Poland, material of p-nograpic nature is legal for people aged 18, both actors and ,,audience". We can assume, that as Banana Joe is in the same class as Gumball (who's 12), we can assume Banana Joe is a middle-schooler. Watching this type of material in Poland while underage is considered to be one of the examples of crime known as ,,demoralization of a minor" - other examples of such crime would involve you drinking alcohol or gatorade, skipping school, smoking, doing petty (or severe) crimes, and etc. Interestingly, from legal perspective it's not just the Banana Joe who's committing a crime here - also his parents are, as demoralization of an underage child can be considered a crime of child negligence or be grounds to revoking parenting rights. Although, to be fair, this is very, very low-level crime. If Banana Joe doesn't get addicted to this stuff or does something absolutely daunting, no-one will really cause any problems to him. 8:30 Plunder is a bit different crime - more specifically, it's a war crime, otherwise known as Sacking. It's when soldiers raid, rob and destroy the city they took. This here is an example of environmental crime - I would consider it a Destruction of Green Area + Causing a (Radioactive) Threat from perspective of Polish Penal Code. 11:15 I would classify these as three separate crimes (from Polish Penal Code): Direct Assault, Abduction and Brutal Torture of a Hostage. Later, Richard eating finger could classify as Causing Medium or Heavy Injury.
@gabea.5711 for people under the age of 18, yes, since quite recently. More specifically, drinks which have more than 150mg of caffeine, with exception of coffee.
funfact: even tho rob is probably the worst criminal in the show carrie would come as a second worst because of the absolute crimes she commited: attempted murder (robot -"the stories" S5 E2)[she tried to kill robot with water] "drake things" (through the series with darwin) [she is 327 while darwin is 10] second degree murder (gumball and darwin -"halloween" S2 E9) [she killed gumball and darwin with the potion] partake in terrorist actions (explosion of the school -"the stories" S5 E2) [she partaked in gumball's plan to blow up the school] drug traffick (to gumball and darwin -"halloween" S2 E9) [the potion made gumball and darwin see things that were not there wich is basivally a psychedelic] /warcrime/ violation of the third geneva convention(the potion -"halloween" S2 E9) [the potion emitted a green gas similar to mustard gas wich is prohibited by the third geneva convention] arson (burning down elmore- "the ghouls" S6 E25) [carrie asked gumball if spirits could re-take halloween intentionally burning elmore in the process] public indecency (trough the series) [she technically doesen't wear clothes except her skull accesory on her head] treaspassing (staying at school without permission while it was in a lockdown state S4 E39) [when they summoned the monster in the school they stayed in while the school was evacuated ] assistance in robbery (assisting gumball and darwin robbing candy S4 E39) [she haunted the school in order for gumball and darwin to rob candies] *most of the info came from me re-watching gumball episodes and the gumball wiki so it may not be 100% accurate *for the punishment she would have to be judged under californian law because that is where the show takes place
I really think its so funny how Gumball Darwin and Anais WERE in the ballpit container and only appeared at the end. I expected them to be at school already or something else
oh cmon y’all’s comprehension skills can’t be THAT bad… the reason why the cereal were the drugs is because the “sugar rush” gumball and darwin were experiencing is equivalent or similar to the “high” you would get when using drugs
