Criminal COPE Level = 0 

Beg harder!

shill

"Fun comments"

Are you referring to the disgustingly racist comments or the victim blaming comments?

More please

Nothing new with blacks.

It's not ignorance, it's evil

@Claire Chen THOSE PEOPLE?

@@iizomv Yep those people. Thats what she said.

@Claire Chen Black

I cannot understand people who stand by their family who do heinous things like that. If that was my brother or son, they'd be dead to me.

It shows you the upbringing that monster had. His family basically made sure he ends up in jail sooner or later. "Just let him do whatever he wants"

All men are not created equal

I wouldn't want my loved one away from me, because that's only natural BUT I would absolutely NEVER blame the VICTIMS family in such a disgusting manner like that, and I would certainly want said loved ones to have some sort of punishment and reform.

See this is why us human beings are on top of the food chain . We as a species are the most diverse and fascinating . I do not condone what the killers family did there but nobody can surely say they would've acted differently if faced with a similar situation . The thing is we think we know who we are which couldn't be further from the truth , each and every person react differently in certain situations and it could be really extreme as we have seen in many cases here when put under a very stressful situation . So maybe the familys reaction was just impulsive and when given the time to rationalise they'd react differently but we really can't tell . The best we can do under such situation is take deep breaths and try to stay calm if we are to give a unbiased rational reaction .

I lost a bit of sleep laughing about it.

*then

Predictive text keeps ppl like @vc employed.

yeah like I feel for them losing a family member to jail. But like.....Yo He KILLED AN INNOCENT MAN FOR NOTHING

omg right? It drives me crazy when I see it happen. Especially with mass shooters and their families.

That's the problem. There has never being any raising. A child that is raised and natured wouldnt do that, they value life.

@@DanataD I'm not so sure... there are some people who are simply born wired wrong. Take Ted Bundy for instance.

Really?,..the families only, right?. ....as the families have all in hand. Pretty sickening your comment, but, hey,..what did your family wrong on you?,..where are the teachers, the shops.owners selling guns etc in your picture?...you are a supporter of collective punishment and guilt by association,...we know,..it is complex, when the (your) emotions kick in...scary.....write something clever on cases, when murderers kill their own family members,..or would that be the "perfect setup" for you?

Chodmunch •

Even the first guy who had virtually zero evidence against him, and all his "victims" were people with criminal records who he had personally arrested? The guy who even got his ex-girlfriend to testify that she had never seen him display any kind of sexual aggression or deviancy?

@@Monxer You know, just because he didn't get aggressive with one person doesn't mean he never did it to anyone else. If they had a shadow of a doubt, he wouldn't have gotten 263 years. Braindead take.

@@SirWeggington The naive assumption that the criminal justice system works as intended is the real braindeade take. Not that hard to google false convictions and find a plethora of stories to pick from, and that's only the ones we know about. Literally the only piece of evidence the prosecution had was touch DNA of one of his "victims" found in the zipper of his pants, which easily could have just been cross-contamination when performing his normal duties as an officer. The only other "evidence" they had against him was the testimony of a group of women who had plenty of motive to lie and defame him. I mean come on, you really think this dude tried to blackmail and sexually assault an elderly black woman while on the job? Are you kidding me?

wow you've cracked the code! no shit.

She should have been held in contempt for that

@@femmefuntime She should have been thrown in a cage with her orc son.

What do you expect from a trash family

If you believe what Sigmund Freud has to say, the mom was probably the origin of the abuse and fucked that kid up.

Blax

Birds of a feather unfortunately flock together, man

Not surprising at all.

They just need to be put down

what were they expecting? for the family of the victim to say "I'm sorry the murder of my son inconvenienced your son" ?

Look at the son, trash raised trash, it’s not surprising considering where he came from.

Certainly. Having said that, remember that (not sure about the percentage of every country, like mine the Netherlands is roughly the same) you will see clips of people being actual innocent hearing a life sentence against them. - "Studies estimate that between 4-6% of people incarcerated in US prisons are actually innocent. If 5% of individuals are actually innocent, that means 1/20 criminal cases result in a wrongful conviction."

When I looked up the Dutch stats it said it was ~10 percent in the very long sentenced cases and ~4 percent on short sentences.

Especially when their families start screaming at the victim’s families in court. Like stfu. Clearly the whole family is fucked up

@@nlx78 This video also cut out context showing proof of what they had done. Regardless of that, the judges making arbitrary decisions purely on attitude within the courtroom rather than what had happened in the event that made them go to court in the first place- I have no respect for judges who have no humanity.

​@@draugnaustaunikunhymnphoo6978be a judge then. Show us your humanity.

Family is family. And while probably not in this video, we always have to remember that not every kind of outrage is meant to try to convince people, a lot of people do get locked up innocent, that must be devastating to hear that no-one believes you, and more often than not, have signed a paper with your statement investigators pulled out of you after 3 days of maximum pressure for you to admit anything, guilty or not. - "Studies estimate that between 4-6% of people incarcerated in US prisons are actually innocent. If 5% of individuals are actually innocent, that means 1/20 criminal cases result in a wrongful conviction."

Tribal mentality. This kind of "familly" runs on abuse and self forgiveness. "Us vs everybody" mindset.

​@@nlx78 You can see they showed footage of the murder during the trial, so it would be pretty darn hard to say they didn't do it.

​@@nlx78what are you talking about? The comment here was about the 2nd case. You can see the guy curse at the victim's family.

​@@nlx78huh? Hard evidence is hard to argue against.

Crying because they lost the ability to do more harm. Bastards. Disgrace.

Prove it

@@noided4230 That's an odd request...

@@noided4230 well when you taunt your victims family the whole way up to your sentencing and only start crying when you get your sentence, I think it’s pretty evident he’s not crying for the dude he shot

@@noided4230 ^

caught

@@Jaydogg222 Caught, of curse ;)

EXACTLY 💯

FACTS nothing but the moral depravity of humanity. It's heartbreaking and unpleasant but TRUE. ATHEISM AIN'T GOT NOTHING NEW OR BETTER TO OFFER THAN THE VERY RELIGIOUS BELIEFS THEY'RE CRITICAL OF SO IT'S HYPOCRISY AT IT'S FINEST 😂. Hello this is for all you Atheists, unbelievers and skeptics. I'm going to address a few misconceptions and lies about God's Character and His Word. The Bible doesn't support chattel slavery or anything else Immoral. Ok so Atheists and unbelievers say God is either Immoral, incompetent or not responsible so let's see what The Scriptures actually say. God revealed himself and created a nation in a real, historical context. It was a world with a slave-based economy, with city states often at war with each other, with polygamous marriages to ensure the continuation of family lines. The laws of the Old Testament regulate this behaviour. Slaves are to be treated humanely (Exodus 21:11). They are given rights and not seen as mere possessions. Hebrew slaves were able to buy their own freedom. Human trafficking is condemned (Exodus 21:16). In contrast to the law code of Babylon, Old Testament Israel was a light to the nations. The Old Testament law and narratives do not stand alone. Jesus is now the best example of what we read. So the moral teaching of the Bible cannot be summarised by a quote taken out of context from the Old Testament to demonize God and His Word. Slavery was permitted in Old Testament law but it was regulated by God giving the Israelites instructions on how to fairly and humanely treat their slaves (it was like indentured servitude where someone could work for you if they owed debts or needed income not cruel like chattel slavery). God allowed the people of Israel to own slaves since they themselves has already experienced over 400 years of generations of Egyptian slavery and knew how inhumane it was to be beaten, overworked and taxed so God set them apart from other nations and cultures around them by giving them a fair way to treat their slaves since slavery had already existed in the world but it doesn't mean God condoned it just used it for His Will to bring Good And in the light of the whole scriptural teaching, we find the reasons for its ultimate abolition (Ephesians 6:9; Colossians 4:1-3; Philemon 15-16 and Galatians 3:28). The Word of God provided the moral standard against slavery in the Roman Empire and against the slave trade in the New World. But what of genocide or holy war in the book of Joshua? Several things could be pointed out. The use of warfare in the ancient world did not always mean literal total destruction, even when events are described in such terms. Furthermore, the book of Joshua does not describe a genocide. It is not a race who are being wiped out, as in genocide, but a religious practice which was often appalling and degrading. Those who repent (like Rahab from Jericho or Ruth) are not destroyed but become part of Israel. It is not the racial group that is in view but their "detestable practices". However, after all is said, we must still acknowledge that God brought judgment on the nations of Canaan. It is not our place as believers isn't to sugar-coat the Bible. For some skeptics, this is enough to make God a moral monster. But the fact is that Jesus continued to affirm that God is a Judge who will bring a future judgment on all peoples and all nations. God’s judgment will be just. The list of Old Testament stories rejected by critics often leads to a similar dismissal of the New Testament teaching of Jesus on the existence of hell. After all, what was the Flood of Genesis or the conquest of Joshua if not a glimpse of future judgment? Hell does not demonstrate cruelty on God’s part, but it does demonstrate His Holiness and our moral accountability. Perhaps this is the real reason many people rail against the God of the Bible? It is not that they think He is a moral monster, but that they are afraid He is a moral Judge, and that has implications for our behaviour now. God is an Eternal Almighty Spirit Being and we as His creatures have Eternal souls and spirits so the punishment for our sins against Him must therefore also be Eternal but so must the reward for righteousness that's why He sent His Son Jesus to live a perfectly righteous and sinless Life (which none of us could ever possibly expect to do) suffer the humiliating and torturous death of crucifixion to shed His Own Blood willingly so that all who willingly accept His gift of salvation by grace through faith in Him will be saved and given Eternal life because that's what God wants is for us to willingly accept His gift of salvation and choose life. Exodus 21:20-21 literally speaks about capital punishment befalling anyone who mistreats their slaves so yes people are taking Scripture out of context to demonize God who literally promises that slaves who are mistreated under someone else's authority is to be avenged. When we hear the word “slavery” we think of innocent human beings, kept prisoner for life, having no rights under law and so reduced to animals. This is clearly immoral because it is unjust: the slave has done nothing to deserve the treatment. The situation described as “slavery” in the Bible was nothing like this. It is more accurately described as one of indentured servitude. Many “slaves” were indentured servants, working for a term of years Some other “slaves” were prisoners. There were no prisons. Prisoners had to work to live like everyone else. Some had life sentences. Some served a term and were released. People didn't beat their good slaves but treated them well and protected their assets thus. But no matter how rebellious a slave was, you couldn't just beat them to death. And if you knocked out their tooth or damaged their eye then you had to set them free. (Exodus 21:26). God wasn't using what other nations did because He wanted to set His Chosen People of Israel apart from the cruel, inhumane and unjust systems other cultures had so He gave them a fair way to treat their slaves and servants. There is a lot of ignorance on this topic which is understandable given the age we live in but it's not the nefarious set up we think of when we think of modern slavery. The question Atheists must ask themselves is how come the Jews aren't being accused of slavery and human trafficking if they're guilty of it in The Bible and why would white slave owners rip out pages from The Old and New Testament Scriptures to justify their owning blacks as slaves if The Bible already justified slavery?

Being

Hypocrisy and narcissism.

Lmfao watching him blubber like a baby was great though

I see said the blind man

Lol that black man is doing alligator tears without the tears

@@johnwick1883 yep. judges need to be trained in mental illness so they KNOW when someone should not be released

BLM

@@Onioncup Take responsibilty.

@@Onioncup don’t go there.

@@lijah9168 Why not? BLM and their supporters are the biggest hypocrites out there. Stop swallowing everything MSM spews down your throat.

Riggers 😅

Well, generally speaking (not universally) if they were the type of people who were willing to take accountability for their actions, they probably wouldn't have killed someone in the first place. Only makes sense, no?

Yeah but we’ve all raped a couple women here and there but it doesn’t mean we wanna go to prison for a long time.

The only reason they’re crying is because they got caught and have to spend life in prison. The only remorse is for themselves not being free anymore.

Well they are accepting it because they have no choice

Welcome to the minds of sociopaths.

as a black man, that really gets on my nerves to see black people crying and making fools of themselves over their family members committ crimes and murders in these trial videos (I know there's been white people that have done this too, but I'm speaking on the over theatrics that they're doing )

I bet they weren't getting that wild when they hard their charges, though.

You clearly don’t understand people. They’re not robots. Don’t expect them to react like one.

@@Reaching4Grapes So if one of your family members beat a toddler to death, would you still scream in outrage as they were sentenced? I wouldn't, because I'm not a robot and thus would realize their crime was beyond appalling and that they deserved to go to jail.

@@paulw5039 you don’t know how you would react. You’re just rationalizing now cause you’re not in that situation. Again, you’re not a robot. You’re not programmed to react in a specific predetermined and rational way. I wish you to never find out how you will react. I don’t want anybody to experience that.

You think they actually give a shit?

They are used to it, plus people play emotions, for the jury and the prosecution or defendant will have to counter incase

thats how lawyers work. they assume the other’s defense to create possible arguments for their client in the off chance it is brought up in court

Lawyers literal job is to prove innocence or guilt without emotions getting in the way of being impartial, that’s it. Being exposed to innumerable people that just fake emotions to get sympathy absolutely hardens the emotions to that.

All those books you see in the background of lawyer posters lawyer has read. Lawyer reads a lot

If I ever commit a crime I’m not telling my family that I’ll probably make it out because I’m hot or whatever. I’ll tell them that if I get ruled guilty when I’m sentenced they need to shut the fuck up. I don’t want to hear one cry, one howl, one screech. No “my baby” no “oh ma gahhhh” and definitely not any “how dare you I hate you”. I have to walk into jail with some level of dignity, not crying like a bitch and not hearing my family scream like they’re the victims. Dry eyed, head up, remorseful and appealing the sentence immediately because I don’t do crazy shit so I’m probably innocent.

Of course not, they were told that since they were black, the same laws didn't apply to them...

@@spiritbx1337 what the fuck are you talking about dude? Hell in the past white criminals often got off free because they thought a random. Lack person did it. Obviously screw any criminal, but screw you aswell for bring race into a non racial issue.

@@thaloblue however no murderer thinks like that... ive watched so many cases, and not once has the murder, once guilty accepted it, or walked away with some dignity.

@@spiritbx1337 I mean I was told the law would put me under the jail and to act right my whole life, but go off.

Sounds like thankfully the guy lived

You caught that too?

Lol that was kinda weird

Just a weird comment. Hopefully that was not a comment used in court. Also, is the shooter on trial? Lol. He should be...

@@mixtapeweezy6871 it literally said he was getting 50 to life while the wife who put the hit out is getting 25 to life

More info please.. I have no idea about this case since im on the other side of the globe but i would like to know more. Is he out of jail now ?

@@Aarminmusic put it shortly the guy on trial, could care less about what his name is he's a p.o.s. beat a child to near death but the kid survived... that's as much as I know from it and the fact that the kid lived through it and was still smiling made me cry.

@@Aarminmusic I just tried searching for details and turned up SO MANY results that were similar but not the one in this video. Man, fuck people.

@@Aarminmusic his name is Dustin Armstrong, he beat a toddler almost to death.

And the kid was an absolute cutie pie

I don't blame he not only molested a little girl he killed her and her grandparents in a fire

🤣she never heard it coming

EXACTLY 💯

I died laughing when the crying got louder once the judge said she owes 50 dollars. Like that was the catalyst hahah

Same thing I thought. 🤣

She was laughing loudly.

I love the flat tone. To a good judge fair is fair. 21 years, $50, both are fair and delivered impartially.

Based others pain is kinda funny even know the situation at hand

I chuckled a bit.

The reason she is crying is this... That money is going to come out of her commissary. When in prison they put the prisoners to work and they get paid a pittance which they can then use in the commissary to get little things (A new toothbrush, tooth paste, books, snacks, cigarettes, ramen etc). By making her pay restitution from that, they effectively are removing her ability to buy small luxuries from the prison commissary... this will also place her amongst the lowest tier of the prisoners power chain, because she won't be able to get things from the commissary to barter with. At least not until every penny of the restitution is paid, and if you owe any kind of victim, state, federal or whatever (child support, unpaid tickets, back taxes, etc) then they take 100% of it first until it's paid in full. Until then the prisoner gets nothing, they are paid zero percent for their time and labor until it's paid in full. Naturally this can result in prisoners taking a very long time to finish restitution payments. And being in prison, the lack of little luxuries can be a very very big deal to an individual as the days turn into weeks turn into months which become years and so on... They can still get these things but they'll have to earn them directly from the other prisoners in other ways, typically by doing favors or selling bits of their daily meals then bartering their way through the prison economy, but because they won't have the luxury of going directly to the commissary (until the restitution is paid) they will be paying a mark up on everything as well as having a tougher time getting items because they will have to go through prisoners which will have through commissary or the outside for stuff. As far as the prison economy is concerned, she is a black hole. Resources can only be consumed and not produced, so the mark up will be there for her. She knows she is going in for a long time without being able to get any small luxuries and is going to be a bitch tier prisoner for probably the whole stretch, which she will probably do (because when judges order restitution be paid to the victims it's a sort of dog whistle to the courts and jails that this person was a huge POS and was extra problematic and shouldn't get parole). She knows this, notice how she doesn't really start the boo hoo's until they start going over the monetary aspect. This all is assuming no one on the outside is sending her $ (which there are strict limits to how much prisoners can be sent), which I think would be treated as a gift and wouldn't be garnished like her prison wages would be. I'm not 100% sure on that part though.

I'd be escorted out of the courtroom for bursting out laughing at life sentences😆🤣😂 ​@@gogmaziosfuse1151

Yeah, but now there’s a huge man shaped hole in the floor 😂

I liked his answer. Basically " yeah we could change things but I'm not gonna stress it" lol

@@PowerGlove79 Lol like a looney toons cartoon.

@@PowerGlove79 love how he even has a New Englander accent too :D makes it even better :D

Not to mentioned saving money on not having to house and feed the poor excuse of a human being.

Edit: I'm just glad that some judges see though their crocodile tears. If only more would do so.

Aussie Aussie Aussie!?

@@___DRIP___ I was thinking crocodile tears, too, here in America.

I never understood this. You guys drive to the same court house. I'd just wait and follow them home. Sure, the Justice system may win but a sentence won't bring back their dead child. So take one of theirs. Kill a grandmother, an auntie, a parent, etc. Then he can spend his life in jail and think about how his actions lost of his life AND another close to him.

@@Onioncup you do that, then your no better then the murderer or his family. We have to be better

As Gandhi said "an eye for an eye makes the world blind".

@@hahaimasian You're right. Be worse. Mutilate the family. Play with the guy in jail. He's powerless to stop it so he just has to watch. Make them and others afraid. Yall soft af

@@hahaimasian Gandhi was also a massive hypocrite.

When it comes to sentencing women get off easy compared to men.

@@scipioafricanus2212 This. "Pussy pass," we call it.

Men get 20 years for murder it’s a rare occurrence for both genders

@@ThatEvilProduction maybe cos it was an elderly man. I always thought time was longer for killing children/adults, elderly are kind of expected to die within the next 20 yrs anyway 🤷‍♂️

It might be how she killed him. It only says she killed him during a robbery. Maybe she pushed him and he fell and hit is head (her intent wasn't to kill him). Anyway I think if you hurt kids or the elderly you should be locked up for life

I feel very sorry for the first guy Daniel Holtzclaw

@@gokuswanson2037 the convicted rapist? Why do you feel sorry for him?

@@FlCl3000 because he is innocent, I don't think it's right to give an innocent person a life sentence

@@gokuswanson2037 did the trial get overturned?

@@FlCl3000 Dude don’t bother with him. He’s lying and saying he’s studied the case for years. Believe him when he actually pulls up his “research” that he did.

I just don’t get how it computes in their mind that it’s somehow the victim and his grieving family’s fault that their son is facing consequences🤷‍♂️🙄

@@2660016A it's cultural. They've been taught from a young age that they're special little victims that can do no wrong and that any disdain from anyone else is just because they're racist and nothing else. Without a proper father in sight to teach kids values, responsibility and consequences, it will sadly keep being this way until a cultural shift happens in the more impoverished communities.

@@nVinter YES YES YES SAY UT

@@nVinter You do realize that people can teach kids values, responsibilities and consequences WITHOUT a father. Plenty of single mothers, and hey don't forget gay female couples have been very successful in raising amazing children. This one horrible family on here does not represent any of that. Also, no they have not been taught that their "special victims" from a young age. That's a myth that racists like yourselves like to go with. You'll never understand what its like in society unless you're a person of color yourself.

@@eziokill9112 You do realize that people can teach kids values, responsibilities and consequences WITHOUT a father. Plenty of single mothers, and hey don't forget gay female couples have been very successful in raising amazing children. This one horrible family on here does not represent any of that. Also, no they have not been taught that their "special victims" from a young age. That's a myth that racists like yourselves like to go with. You'll never understand what its like in society unless you're a person of color yourself.

well im sure he wont live for 130 yrs

😂

Lnao

Well sure, but you guys know those ridiculous sentences are mostly in case one of the convictions gets overturned? So like it's 263 years for 7 convictions, if one or two of them gets overturned resulting in his sentence being reduced then he's now serving 190 years.

@@teo7255 Twas a joke

I think the content is misleading with the thumbnail and first clip showing daniel holtzclaw as his case didn't actually have any solid evidence to convict but he got convicted anyways.

I wish there were s.nuff videos on yt😔

@@ChristopherGray00 very misleading, yes

Beautiful.

Profound

It is so they can’t get anything from the commissary.

@@codystrader7594 exactly ! adding a bit for others : they have to pay their fine before being able to use money inside. the goal is for them not to be able to get access to commissary which not only makes your life a bit better but is also huge part of dealing with other inmates and socializing.

I mean, waste their time they waste yours 😂

It's hard to be too harsh on those people.

@@OMGreeniSorry cause I’m very much clueless on the matter but do inmates actually get paid while incarcerated?

it doesnt even make sense either, its not like the family is bringing the case forward, its the state. obviously thats not the most important aspect, but its just stupid.

It's so frustrating but also just shows how his behavior was enabled by his family. I could never imagine being angry at victims/survivors.

If you really think about it, if the victim wasn’t there, the guy wouldn’t be going to jail. But oh no, we have to look for reasons to put more black peoples in jail.

@@Poppipower please tell me this is a joke

@@Poppipower LMAO

Well at least she told him and didn't leave him "hanging".

Nah the court system is fucked if he killed anyone but a cop he would have been given life

@@toxicgoat341 i believe most murders deserve death... id say all but there are some, very few that dont

@@darthnightstrike1808 Basicly an eye for an eye to a certain point. Things as accidents and self defense, judged on what happen. But plain murder innocent people, they don't deserve life.

@@toxicgoat341 hear hear! If the roles were reversed, the cop might not even get sentenced in the first place 💀

Just shows how pathetic they are. One day the killer and his family will Have to answer for their actions. I wouldn’t want to be in her shoes when she stands before the almighty judge explaining her hatred for a family that did nothing to her. It won’t end well for her to say the least

@@azrailfan2717 hell ain’t real the church invented it and christianity isn’t absolute. Indoctrinated colonialism at its finest.

This is a Epic video

Ain't that the sad truth.

@@asurlybarber3620 I don't feel sad though it's a great day when justice is served.

You need to get out more. Travel your country, and other countries. That said, I have 0 sympathy for any of these criminals

@@icyhotonmynuts I appreciate the sentiment.

Should have taken one of the guards too.

Criminals are basically children. They have no concept of accountability until they get put in the fuckin corner

I agree. But you would act exactly like the first guy I'm sure, as would I. I can't imagine losing my life as an innocent person

Cough black cough

@@superguy7044 man as a black man more and more I see why people think like this.

If I were the judge I would’ve had them held in contempt for that. Given em like the maximum I possibly could

Racist

I get their sad, but damn they really don't deserve sympathy for getting mad at the victim and his family.

@@whatsup5791 Imagine cleaning up an obese child rapist's body splattered on the ground. Hope they got well paid.

The official reply was based Yeah we "may" change something but we ain't gonna loose sleep over it

Rest in piss

Have you actually done research on the first case? It’s actually sketchy how he was convicted.

It’s likely he did some of it. But he’s obviously getting the full force of a sx ring that has multiple partipants

I also feel really bad when i see anyone cry like that, until i realise what they did. I hate that I initially feel sympathy

@Cincoat Aww thank you. I cant help it. I hate to see anyone cry.

I enjoy it, These lowlifes deserve it 🥳

One of the 1st things my grandparents taught me (having escaped fashieItaly post WWII) was to never trust the police nor the religious. There may be good ones but 1. They all look alike; 2. The power that comes with the position is a great temptation to the most corrupted & dangerous people ever. XO

yeah, because if one is evil - all are. logic works for racists, so it should work for any idiot too.

@@AmberAmber as a christian I have to 100% endorse your grandparents’ advice. no non-religious individual has abused or traumatized me more than some other christians. It only takes 1-2 bad apples to leave scars. Many of them are kind but they act like minions when they’re led to believe their faith keeps them from making a difference or saving a life.

@@thaloblue I feel you. I have ptsd from religious abuses. I hope life treats you awesomely BTW 💟🫂

Well, it’s a good thing one of the victims trusted the police enough to report the incident. Otherwise, he would have never faced justice.

I have a lovely 2 year old daughter and it gave me a different perspective on life. This is someone so innocent and I see her as my other half. I don’t know how these animals can do such a thing. All these kids wanna do is have fun and love their parents. You know even when I’m having a bad day my daughter don’t care about the bad day I’m having she cares that I’m there. And these animals can’t control their emotions if they wanna hit something they should go to a boxing class. I could NEVER do such a thing sorry I wrote so much but I wanted to share my thoughts

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's a healthy dose of schadenfreude.