I won't waste my time listen or watch no more of this these black men full of shi with the life they choose they could of done better to hell with them .
You can get charged for anything for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. If you can’t afford a lawyer where do you think you are going? You white so you don’t have that protection.
Actually, a good chunk of those inside don't want to be there either, or maybe I heard wrong. It's not like, I suspect, their mama lovingly told them ' son, you try to get inside the prison and fo your mama proud when you grow up'.
So fucking true. Saw that shit left and right in san quentin. Mother fuckers talk about rolling together in there. What a fucking joke. Who was down and ready to roll with the crew. Don't buy into this shit. Got my GED in Quentin High. Most would sell you out for a line of dope. Ain't no brotherhood in those shitholes.
Its the people in there continuing the same gang habits that put them in there, thats what it is. They try to help them with rehab and get education but they’d rather make their lives worse
@@chucknorris5141 that would be step 1 yes. Prevention. But to say you can't work on the cure part is insane. It's either prevention or we make you sicker? Really?
The moral of the story: "If you're in prison, don't rehabilitate. If you know what's best for you, learn how to be more versatile, remorseless, and come out worse than you went in. That's the only way to survive" got it
@@trentklug9449 wrong. Anybody that knows a CO personally, knows thats wrong. There are some trashy ones yes, but some are good people, and treat them properly.
@@professorb5921 Surviving your sentence IS getting ahead. You're calling help that potentially saved his life "fake help" because it doesn't align with what you believe getting ahead is, and what someone in a flawed penal system should be focused on. It would be much easier to admit this isn't something you understand.
@@leonfrancis3418 I would say that at the deep core of everyman is the want and ability to take care of himself first and then his family so at the deep core of even institutionalized men you know that the GED can help on the outside where he is looked at as a man who should be capable of taking care of himself to be the best version of himself so looking deep in the soul and core of individuals why is thus guy not granted protection for trying to achieve the promotional success that comes with doing such a activity because there are certain selfish elements that override this thought process but at the core if the thought process was for this man to truly excel then that would override any selfish institutionalized thoughts.
You mean like planet Earth? News flash, no matter where you're at, at any given time, there is at least someone around you with nothing to lose... In their own minds, at least.
@@mkcnad4everSo would you rather have your freedom and take your chances or be in Maximum Prison surrounded by savages with nothing to lose? It's not the same
It's a crazy idea because, most likely, this guy ended up in prison for following the wrong crowd to begin with and then chooses the same crowd in prison.
look him up his story is inspiring as to how he ended up with 107 sentence and now is a free man traveling intentionally speaking with a honorary harvard university fellowship.
He takes pride in being a criminal, which can be seen in all of his other commentary. All his choice, but he makes excuses for making those choices. He got sent to prison for being trash.
Yall arent understanding something... Things change from world to world. That kinda prison, is not a friendly place to be. reality changes. "smart" changes. Nothing is smart if your dead. He did what he needed, and now hes out making an impact on the world. he didnt chose the right crowd. he chose the crowd hed survive with, and that, is necessary in prison.
@@brandonbrown7019 and he did only 6 years. 😅 The lifers are not bosses but he would become a boss in few years. Come on. You can't actually believe in his bs
@@brandonbrown7019 plus you have to be a real boss on the outside like a gang leader and sh*t. Plus you are doing life inside. After decades being inside, being respectable outside and inside knowing the ins and outs of the prison system, having huge connections, having lots of soldiers working for you. That's a prison boss. How can he become a prison boss being a no one on the outside and doing just couple of years inside. Plus he himself says he was scared when he came inside, he knew nothing nor no one. That's not how one become a boss. Lol.
The caseworker in PA only asked me where I’d like my body sent in the event I didn’t make it out. They conned him into joining with fear. There are definitely dudes that are neutral that are respected.
@@supermike215 😁Yeah I always say, it might be a little suspect, but you never know what’s in a person’s mind so I try to give the benefit of the doubt.🤷🏽
The dudes telling him that he's about to get messed up by other guys but the reality is those guys who made him join them were plotting to do all those things and couldn't stand to see someone better themselves on the inside. It's despicable in my opinion
No no what is it if a man loses his life to gain the world I spent 8 years Two are the worst prisons in the B o p My proudest accomplischmidt was I gradwaited with AGE D before my oldest daughter did yes it was only by a couple of months. But I survived could go back don't want to cause. I still have integrity because I'm a man I know how to carry myself. Never picked up a knife I did but it did but I chose to do what I did.
We need a movie where that old Golden Girl lady is the case worker who, when he starts getting beaten up, she reveals herself as a T-800 carrying a minigun into maximum security prison to rescue him.
Essentially the prison version of Mafia "protection" you're paying them to protect you from themselves. They'll lose all respect as soon as they see you trying to better yourself trying to find a way out
@@yungkhali427 most prison gangs focus on two things - making money, and furthering the lives of the members. There aren't many, especially in federal prison, who're on some thuggish bullshit. There's money to be made. They don't lose respect when they see you trying to better yourself, they respect you more. This is such a backward take
"So i got there and gave em a head nod and i was the prison boss, head nod, got my ged. Head nodded on that caseworker, got a forklift. I was #1 gang leader in the yahd"
Ahhh I see the RU-vid algorithm gods have blessed you with this 🤡 bs stories before. That head nod must be the greatest head nod in the history of head nodding
maybe he can get out in 5, or 10? some guys are there for 250 years they run the shit and they don't benefit from you getting out and being not involved
My brother did 20 years in jail. All this man said about the white lady is true and my brother did it. He was also in a jail gang but he got his GED and some other education. Now out of prison he is doing well. Got married, has a child and living peacefully.
@@jpowers55 school isn’t “hood” enough lol. So the gang wouldn’t attend class. Beside some chicks like dumb hood inmates, they can’t disappoint the 304s
Moral of the story hire more guards so prisoners can feel safe and take advantage of the programs tax payers spend billions on. Whether the class has 1 student or 100 students. It costs the same amount to hire the teacher.
Mfer, their violent nature is what PUT THEM IN PRISON. The government doesn't control that; the prison system simply removes these violent individuals away from society.
Imagine if high schools had programs like they used to that taught young adults skills like operating a fork lift maybe they wouldn’t end up in prison to take the same course
They don’t make money if you don’t go to prison. The system profits off of the incarcerated population not from citizens being good people. Same how it creates more money during war rather than in peace.
@@HPonOnethe U.S. is probably the only country on earth that’s profits just as much from peacetime- if not more. We’re responsible for almost half of all weapons exports in the world. We don’t need to rely on wars that have carry the consequence of a guaranteed debt that we don’t even know if they can pay back because they might seize to exist the next day. We make a killing off of existing fears in the world already. There has never been a shortage of them. The military industrial complex has its benefits. We produce the best, faster, and cheaper with alllll the spare parts and upgrades their hearts can desire for ~7 decades to come. It’s a wonderful investment for their countries as well.
Did 10 years on a maximum security unit here in Texas got my GED went to college worked on the maintenance yard on Wynne Unit 🤷🏻♂️ these war stories these dude be telling are hilarious
This guy was planing his YT appearance the whole time he was in prison, making up stories and writing them down. Now he is "rehabilitated" and famous 😂
Ah yes, the lasting memory of watching a young kid dive head first off the 2nd tier in an attempt to end himself, and then having to mop it up......good times lol
Andre I met you Saturday at the Path to Prosperity Conference. Thank you for your words of wisdom. I had you confused with Genius Billy Gene's marketing business. If there is anything I can do to help you let me know. Rog
@@Jer19Jr if you can't handle your shit you shouldn't be there in the first place. I'm 6' 3" and 150 pounds and been locked up 5 times. As long as you keep your head down, don't create no problems, and hold your own when fucked with/prove your not to be fucked with when necessary. You'll be straight at least 80% of the time. Sometimes it just depends where you're at. I've seen the lost bitch made mfkrs go thru prison risk free
@@MineHandled24-7 what security level? I’m guessing over 18 years u saw multiple compounds. With the way the Cali prison politics are, it has the potential to be the craziest or calmest. Was that structure beneficial to u or a problem. Genuinely curious
As a ( 1st termer" of course it was an adjustment, but there are so many variables that apply to each individual. I respect anyone's personal journey, I'm simply saying, although some occurrences he spoke about, carry validity I don't recognize some. My o ly point is, different states have their own criteria to succeed or fail, I can only speak about my own. No slight to anyone, just mentioning, how you come is for the most part is how you leave.
It's based on priors and points. I was in max. I didn't kill anyone but my record is vicious sooo... I'm not sure about other states but that's how CDC operate.
My stepdad went to prison for 28 years, came out with a certification in almost everything, he also learned software code in there and is now a multimillionaire…..
Those guys got it made! No work schedule. Designer jump suits. Three meals a day. Two weeks off with time and a half for hollidays. Full time security. Benefits. Etc....
@@DarreanHouston-po2dg I would rather make a bigger contribution than to be awarded a free toilet with an inmate as a prize. I agree with it being easy to join them! That's the problem, it's to easy. That's why a lot of them like the perks! Lol!
Nowhere in Illinois is there these type of programs, especially in the 80s. And you have to make yourself known back then in the County Jails and someone from your neighborhood will know who you are! Once you get behind the wall you make getting a knife, or some knives a priority. What you hear that first night behind the wall you will never forget
I was told the same thing. In Scotland there is a strong east v’s west coast gang problem (despite the two coasts only being about 50 miles apart, if that). I survived as a loner or more precisely, refused to get involved. I did however have to prove myself to both and eventually was left alone and had friends on both sides. Sometimes respect and fear are too similar to tell the difference
This guy tells some WHOPPERS, but he also says bits of truth. He's a good liar. Dont believe me? Listen to his "hamburger cell boss" story. If you've been locked up, like me, you know its bs.
I spent over 15 yrs in Her Majesty Service. They tried to take my shoes and I was only a kid. I stood my ground and went Psycho. Then I got the mail that I was going to get run in on and Fucked up. Cause I stood my Ground against 3. The LIFERS CAME AND WALKED INTO THEIR SLOT AND PUT THE TOWL ON THE DOOR. I had earned my cred
