ah yes and when they are arrested and waiting to be hauled off to prison yk what should happen, would be so unfortunate if whatever vehicle they are in gets stuck on a railway line
"we have investigated ourselves and found ourselves free of wrongdoing" "the officer responsible is on paid administrative leave" *radio silence* at this point we just pick one of the above
it probably is, and they're gonna get away with *almost* killing someone, leaving them in critical condition and she's probably gonna suffer for the rest of her life
@@ghyslainabel with how she looked and how most of those kinda stories are, I'd assume she well- hit the kid to death or neglected them in either a bathtub or feedings
The video of the woman getting hit by the train is disturbing because she's screaming that there's a train coming, and they're dawdling about, as if she's lying, and they don't appear to care at all. One officer starts to walk toward the card, then gives up, and another 5 seconds later is impact. It's as if they put her on the tracks on purpose.
It either the most stupid cop in existence or actively evil, there is no other possibility. And both should result in jail time, either for gross negligence or attempted murder.
I’m half expecting it to come out that they’re corrupt and that they were, in fact, trying to …get rid of her…on purpose. Almost a perfect crime, except for her surviving and it all being caught on video.
The sex reveal waterfall was the drinking supply for an entire small village/town in Brazil (during a drought, I believe), which was then made undrinkable from that blue dye by these, who I assume to be, tourists' outdated notion that their soon-to-be child's sex is so important that the consequences aren't considered once.
"a police officer, they are supposed to be perfectly trained" ... everywhere in the world you need 3+ years training before you can become a cop. in america its 3 weeks and a seminar.
And this is just one of the MANY reasons I would never want to live in the US, it just seems like a goddamn minefield over there with how often terrible stuff goes down.
@@sallyparty1978 ? Hairdressers have far less “lethal accidents” per year than cops do, and probably wouldn’t get the same reactive “paid leave” if they did.
Burning a painting from an artist that millions could have enjoyed in a museum is beyond selfish and a major a-hole move. It's like a movie villain move at this point.
@@iguanaqueen672 Works of arts like this one should not be allowed to be sold to private collectors. They should only be able to be purchased to be donated in museums.
I don't think that's a facepalm, he never stated he's doing that to his kids, he starts the whole thing with "I wonder if it's possible to..." Like what he says is actually interesting, how would it be if one would fabricate a whole different world around someone like in the Truman show? Or taking it even further?
Thing is though the 'farm, the house, and even clothes' would also be considered 'technology' so huge fail with just that. You want no tech, you are going to need to go full on 'animal'
what does a telephone have to do with taking pictures??? but yes, he would have to bring the photo to the library to scan it and to get internet access like the rest of us.
So, I looked up the foster parent one (it was in Utah) and it's a plea deal so lower sentence and the charge was originally aggravated murder, but got toned down to first-degree felony child abuse homicide. It seems like it was abuse then failing to seek treatment which led to the child's death. But they have evidence of the fact that she googled internal bleeding and the like and then did not take the child to the doctor. A huge failure of responsibly even ignoring the fact that she was likely the cause of the injuries in the first place.
I personally like the "gender reveal party has gone too far" Yeah, polluting the local river is the worst thing that has happened with one of those parties Next step would probably have to involve a forest fire or a demonetised grandma, but no one would do anything that dangerous
At one of my work places I met someone like the girl at 2:36, and they genuinely do not understand what the issue is in destroying multiple cars per year in reckless accidents. The only thing that stops them are car payments, if they can drain their family dry they wont care, but thankfully this girls parents/friends evidentially are putting their foot down.
@@itsafunnyoldworld Jail and governmental intervention I would hope. I didn't stick very close to my old colleague for obvious reason, so I'm not sure where he's at now.
In defense of 8:10… • Tiger cubs are smaller. I don’t know about dog-sized but still. • The person probably didn’t take the time to examine all the details as soon as they thought they were _maybe_ threatened. • Lastly, if you saw something chasing you that look vaguely like a tiger, would the thought that maybe it’s a _painted dog_ really cross your mind?
but still should have not come out of the car I mean like drive away from it instead of running 2Km? I mean they just catch you up they are faster than you lol
No. There is no excuse. It doesn't move like a tiger, act like a tiger, or CHASE YOU like a tiger (they aren't distance hunters; they use bursts of speed and stealth, not endurance). And tigers are *massive.* And tigers don't live in suburbia. Do you think that every yellow brindle dog in your backyard is a tiger? No? Congrats, you have common sense. By this line of thinking, it would be more defensible to think that every tan dog with a lighter belly is a cougar, or every black dog is a melanistic jaguar. 🙄
@@Nylak-Otter ima give em the benefit of the doubt, tbh id probably just run anyways, I mean its a quadropedal animal with tiger stripes that was most likely at a distance. If it was up close however, yeah I don't see how you could think thats a tiger
In that waterslide clip, there's a door at the low point where the person can get out themselves and there is an attendant down there as well. Also the slide won't let them send another person unless the person has exited
Fun American fact, in regards to foster mom and 2 year old she killed. You get more prison time for an abortion in some states either performing or receiving, than the foster mom got. So I guess if it had been phrased as an abortion in the 11th or 12th trimester she might have actually gotten real prison time.
In our family, our method of "gender reveals", is very strange one. If someone in our family is pregnant, this is how it usually goes. They get pregnant. They find out the gender at some point. They or their partner will tell the rest of the family. It's called "being normal".
I like surprises, so I waited for the doctor to tell me the gender the second after my son was born. I know, I'm a total weirdo! People told me I should find out the sex because then I'd know what colors to use in the nursery. Pretty sure newborns don't give a crap about colors, but I told them green or yellow would be fine. My son is named Forrest Jack (kind of like "lumberjack") and his favorite color is green so I guess that worked out.
I get the cake or balloons ones, they can be cute if you're into this whole thing, but people just had to escalate and start causing serious damage with no thought into it, even after starting fires and planecrashes and now polluting drinking water 😑
In my family it went: 1) Somebody got pregnant. 2a) Someone in the family would, without thinking about it, buy a gendered gift. (or) 2b) One of the kids in the family would say what it will be, all the other kids would agree. 3) The gender seemingly randomly decided before the doctors could tell by the family member turns out to be correct.
For the Fridah Kahlo painting. Here in México frida khalo paintings are considered a national relic, and it is a federal crime to destroy them. But now that he is facing charges from the MX gov they revealed the painting was a fake, and now he is facing charges in the US as well for money laundering.
5:36 yeah, about the frida Kahlo painting burnt... Turns out it was a Mexican monument declared by the INBA (National Institute of Fine Arts), therefore he broke the law by destroying it and now will face a massive retaliation as the only one authorized to replicate the painting is, you guessed it, the INBA, not the buyer
The police officer left the car on the tracks for extra vacation time. In the U.S. cops are rewarded with paid time off whenever they kill or seriously injure someone. This officer will most likely get a 3 month holiday
10:47 As someone who's spent a considerable amount of time in the Midwest, They definitely do have accents there, Ask them to say "Bag", Or if they're from the southern Midwest "Wash" (Although I'm less knowledgeable on southern midwest accents, So that may not work so well.).
The Profit/Loss bit. The first sale for $1000 is entered as a $600 loss. "They bought it for 800 and sold it for 1000. Meaning they're still out $600". I'm going to have see how he worked that out.
they thought that the person buying had exactly $0 and not at least $800, leaving them with -$800 after the purchase and $200 after selling, leaving them $600 short of the total $800 they supposedly spent from nothing
@@audiovisualcringe The thing is, that's still $200 in profit: it doesn't matter how much money you have unless you're not allowed to go into debt. And doing everything that the problem said leaves you with $400 in profit.
Maybe I'm stupid as well, but I'm kind of with the person in the video...I mean, regardless of how much money you have before buying or selling anything, you end up with less than that at the end... Edit: I figured out where I went wrong, yes I'm stupid 😂 My own mental gymnastics are honestly astounding. Let me explain what I did, because I think it's the same as what that person did. Buy a thing for 800 dollars, you're down 800. Sell it for 1000, which is a 200 dollar difference. FOR WHATEVER REASON (I still can't believe I did this) that profit offset your cost by taking 200 away from the 800 you spent, leaving you with -600 (I know, it's bad). Then spending 1100, you would then have -1700, so selling it for 1300 would still leave you with a $400 debt. How the heck I did the math so wrong in the first part and actually right it the second, I'll never know
3:15 if you love driving drunk here's what you can do. Get a beer and play Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing or any racing game ever and never drive drunk in a real life. All people who get drunk and then get into a car are just asking to lose their lives
11:00 They’re actually not entirely wrong. Technically someone from Alabama speaks with an accent closest to the original British accent, but England developed a new accent and America didnt. But they’re wrong when they say we don’t have accents because accents are subjective
Yeah, sentences can be very crazy sometimes - like going to jail for 3 years if you don't pay the governmental TV fee but you can get away with 1 year probation after forcing a 11 year old here in Germany... or getting away without any "punishment" for such kind of crimes, happened too
2:24 also, bows are a form of technology. Technology doesn't always involve electronics- stuff like bows, albeit old, are early tools used in hunting, ie, technology for hunting-
A Chinese drone landed on the moon and took a picture of a square object in the distance. It's said to be the stage where they filmed the fake moon landing. 😉
About the gender reveal in the second one, apparently the water that they contaminated(dyed) was the only water source that a village in a drought had so they basically killed that village with their reveal.
1:25 This happend here in Brazil. The couple was fined 10,000 Reais, de equivalente of 1,926.15 American dollars. According to a family member, they used some kind of pool dye.
@@PokeMageTech you have much to learn of the world. some use only commas, some will use only spaces, some use a mix of those. wait till you learn of other things that will blow your mind, like a Dutch open quote looks like 2 commas, or that the Greek question mark looks like a comma.
I’ve seen the dashcam video of the train video (of another officer stopping by the parked car). Honestly, and I usually don’t draw conclusions before all the evidence is out there, but it looks like attempted murder. The car was _parked_ on the rails, and the cop was outside for whatever reason, ignoring the train horns
For the 4:55 clip: Bought for $800 = -800 (they're down 800) Sold for $1000 = +1000 (they're up 200) Bought for $1100 = -1100 (they're down 900) Sold for $1300 = +1300 (they're up 400) Therefore, they have gained 400, not lost 400. In total, they have spent 1900 (800 + 1100) on the cow, and have sold it for a total of 2300 (1000 + 1300), which means they've gained a _profit_ of 400.
5:15 "They bought it for 800 and sold it for 1000. *Meaning they're still out $600* (emphasis added)". I don't have a lot of confidence in his math ability.
I remember in grade 2 and I wouldn’t stop talking about the titanic! And my friend went up to me and said that the titanic was fake. I showed my friend a history book talking about the titanic and he said “they probably heard of the movie and that’s why they put it in the history book and then his mum had to tell him the truth
In a sort of defense for the bathtub one, it doesn't say the kid has to take a bath. The kid can be fully clothed. However, it should have stipulated that if that was the intent. The fact that it was a religious school makes me wonder if they intentionally rolled the dice. "Oh me, oh my, that's not what I meant at all. Here is the picture back, good thing I didn't make any copies."
Any time it comes to children and a bathtub, you have to be dam specific and say clothed in the request. Otherwise you can end up with anything. Up to you whether you think it was unfortunate phrasing or actively and maliciously vague.
The whole accent bit, it reminds me of a video I watched. They gathered 50 US citizens, 1 for each state and asked them to explain their state's accent in their accent. The kid from Illinois was talking about how where he's from they don't have an accent. It sounded like he forgot about Chicago, and again everyone no matter where you're from has an accent.
I get told at least once a year that I “don’t” have an accent, but I’m 99.9% positive that it’s because I don’t use the accent of people around me/that I ‘should’ have. No idea what it is, but I’m sure it counts as a recognizable accent _somewhere_ .
The cop who parked on a train track: in the video, both officers seemed not all there, like they were high, drunk, or sleep deprived. They should have been subjected to a drug screen/sobriety test themselves when they got back to the office or when the EMTs were eventually called (when they first called in the accident on the video, they didn't even mention a suspect was in the vehicle or ask for EMTs). But law enforcement doesnt actually gave a shit & EMTs wouldn't have assumed negligence by the cops.
the biggest facepalm in this video, is Jake saying that the policeman was trained, are we talking about America? don't they like receive almost zero training (840 hours, or 21 weeks).
5:00 i've used a calculator to be 100% sure, going step by step. 0 - 800 = -800 -800 + 1000 = 200 200 - 1100 = -900 -900 + 1300 = 400. i was good from the beggining but you can never be too sure.
Not protecting the woman but the article could say she killed a kid but in fact the charges were manslaughter or lower which makes sense for how little time she got Remember just because a news article says someone killed someone doesn’t automatically make it a murder charge look into it
@@Ishlacorrin Huh? The problem doesn't state that they had no other money. They could have had a million dollars initially and the problem still works. Regardless, they've made $400 total profit, gaining $200 from each of the two sales.
2:30 Ah yes, technology does not exist, she says, as she takes a photo of her kids with her cellphone connected to the internet and posts about it on Facebook. Yeah, they'll never question that. I feel like that should be borderline abuse to seclude your kids from the entire world like that. To never teach them anything. Imagine how distressed they're gonna be when they're older and meet any other human being and don't even know what the internet is. Some of these aren't even facepalms, they're just straight up rage inducing. Wtf is wrong with people, man
I went to high school in North Vancouver. At least 4 students walked around wearing kirpans and no one batted an eye. With the heavy metal long sleeve T-shirts, they were only guilty of fashion crimes.
I got nothing against religious items or whatever but wearing a literal potential weapon on school grounds is pushing it too far in my opinion. Some people need to learn how to set their pride aside and leave the knife at home, it's not a question of insensitivity, it's about basic security. Don't even get me started on the "I won't use it, it's just a religious accessory" argument. What if someone else gets a hold of it huh? Never know when you're gonna cross path with a nut-job.
2:15 we read a book about basically this in grade 6, except they were also doing some type of vaccine/illness testing on them, and it was about the main character leaving into the new world and then I think trying to expose it or smth
The lady that dodged the puddle reminds me of the time where they put it in the news that Justin Bieber shaved his mustache, like someone actually cares. It's facial hair, I got my hair chopped off, I don't see that on the news..💀
Oh shoot that student is gonna get so much money. Maybe it'll even be enough to pay for school altogether. The utter nonsense that takes place in the US is wild.
@@MyRegardsToTheDodo ok, if it's a blunt object that can't stab, and it's a part of their religion, I'm good with it. If it was sharp i am in aggreance with the school.
@@MyRegardsToTheDodo and? I can carry a gun most places in this friggin backwards af country. Was he threatening anyone with it? No. So who cares? It's weird to be freaked by a random sheathed blade. We gonna start arresting students on their way to culinary school now too? They have several sheathed knives, I'd even bet they are way sharper than this one. fyi most farmers & other outdoorsy dudes have knives in their pockets all the time as well if you didn't know so is that scary too now? No? Wonder why THAT would be. It's a mystery indeed.
11:59 My favourites are "dunce, dweeb, pleb/plebeian and smelly head" 3 of them because of how silly they sound and the last one just purely because of how stupid you sound when saying it :3
Unbelievable how people think that the thing that has a ton of evidence is fake but they are fully believing in some farfetched, no proof idea... Calling others sheep... while they themselves run after some cult leader
Good news for the weed guy, simple weed charges are being pardoned (ik he likely had other charges and this isn't a simple possession but still, I just wanted to comment how happy I am about the pardon)
There's a train coming towards us, I can tell because it's night time and trains have hella bright headlights. Lets put the suspect into the car, and stand around it.
2:13 This guy starts of with "Not knowing what technology is"... I think he doesn't know what technology is, Because it's bloody everything. Clothes? That's technology. Farming? That's a technology. Heck even language is arguably technology. If you really don't want your kids to know what technology is, Then raise them as primitive hunter-gatherers, But even then it seems not unlikely they'd create some form of technology to make getting food easier or to provide shelter. -Alternatively, Just raise them to speak Vietnamese or some other language that doesn't have the word "Technology" or any cognate of it, Then they will truly have no idea what technology is.-
Another weird thing About the cop train thing: the girl that was arrested was sat there screaming telling them a train was coming and the 2 officers didn’t listen 😃😃😃
Other than the fact that someone requested that, knowing that due to the vague nature of the request they may have received non-clothed photos. Pays to be damn specific in those situations. You can say that the person asking for them would never think of something like that and it was just unfortunate phrasing, except that the church does not have a very good case if we take history into account.
Police Interview in the USA. Has anyone ever commented on something you did with the response NO ONE IS THAT STUPID? Interviewee "YES" Congratulations you're hired!
