Internet Historian made an hour long video about the gentleman pirate. i know its very long buts an amazingly made little movie and noone has really reacted to it yet despite beeing like half a year old. its on the incognito channel.
The first F&F was about an undercover cop stopping street racers from stealing car parts. The newest one is about the government hiring said street racers to pull off a heist to take back an experimental gravity device from the brother of one of the street racers.
Swedish person here. I distinctly recall reading about this heist in the papers, but I actually had no idea the culprits had been caught and the paintings recovered until I came across Internet Historian's video. I guess the media is just more interested in reporting on exciting crime than the resolution of those crimes. Oh well.
@@robland3253 Don't see why they would care about that. Anyway, most likely it was reported, it just didn't get much attention since the hype had died down and the heist was the exciting part.
Designated Swedish person here! Yeah that's how our prisons work here lol we focus more on rehabilitative justice which usually does work quite well. When someone is a small petty criminal like a thief or possession of drugs type crimes it is far better to work towards rehabilitation rather than having them get stuck in the prison cycle, in and out, in and out. Of course there are cases like this where it doesn't work out. America could do this system only with huge societal reforms. Both countries tho could benefit on working more on looking at what makes people commit crimes and fixing those problems. Hope that gives a bit of insight to why we do it!
German here. We also have the same system. Due to our constitution we also have no death penalty to preserve human dignity and cells are more like ivy-league school dorms where inmates have keys to, their own bathroom, and they have acess to a group kitchen with actual kitchen equipment. Guards are also very hands-off and dont show weapons, tazers, batons, etc. and are more specialized in psychiatric treatment. They believe villainizing inmates makes them become more agressive and dangerous. Our idea of prisons in germany and most of europe is to rehabilitate people, not alienate them from society. Allow them to find a new foothold in life and become a functioning member of society. Here we are even closing down prisons because the crime rate is significantly decreasing. Heck, even trying to escape from a prison will not add to your tally because it is seen as a natural human thing to find "freedom". You also have vocational training, acess to education or even you can leave during the day for a job or even visit family alsong as you return
Fun Fact: The guy playing the part scholar part daredevil guy is a youtuber named Chavezzslovakia who reacts to Interenet Historian and became friends with Internet Historian(I've been subscribed to him since he started UA-cam btw). Also Chavezz didn't get to practice his lines. He thought he was going to when got the lines, but Internet Historian just decided to record it without practice lol.
7:40 Its a pretty common thing that in EU if you are a petty criminal with a low level threat and you're in for small crimes, even tho you're serving your sentence, after a while you are authorized to leave the prison for the week end, to be with your familly or even to try to find futur prospect jobs as a way to be a reformed criminal. You can participate in re-insertion programmes to learn a new job, specially in Sweden where the re-insertion success rate is pretty darn high. Funny thing is that even if you try to escape the prison in Sweden(or was it Danemark?) your sentence will not be worse. It is considered a basic Human right/feeling to want to seek freedom, if they catch you, you simply will go back and serve the rest of your sentence.
There are prisoners in the US serving sentences who get out of the prison to work etc. Usually "well behaved" and low-risk prisoners with petty crimes. Atleast some states have those.
Yes thats how the prison system works in sweden, its not uncommon to get comunity service for gangraping someone, prison time is short because we are "humane" AKA all the prisons are full so they need rotation on prisoners. Its common that you will be released after your court sentence and have to wait in line for months for an open prison slot
Low security prisons exist in many places in the USA. You are mistaken that it doesn't happen. People go in, serve for the week end, and then go back out to do their day job.
I always adore seeing this guy react to internet historian. I love all the other hosts as well but he’s always tickled pink by the absurdity of the IH humor brand and it’s a blast to watch.
YOOOOOO! Kit (or was it Kip) is like the best candidate for those videos they shot to kids in schools: "Kids, crime doesn't pay, don't take too many drugs, look both ways before crossing the road *DO NOT TRUST THE MEN OF IRON,* remember to ask consent and remember to sort your trash."
I don't know if it's a thing in America, but in some European countries, if you are a low-risk criminal, they let you out of prison for a time in specific designated days, then you have to go back to jail at a determined hour and stay there until the next release. It's usually done if inmates have day jobs, so that they can go to work while at the same time keeping an eye on them. Failing to present to the determined hour will result in you staying permanently jailed until the end of the sentence. It's trust-based, basically. Or at least, that's what I understood from living in Europe.
Just a side note, police can’t provoke people to into commiting crimes in Sweden, in a simular way that evidence gathered by illegal means can’t be used in US courts (we don’t have that here. It’s basically so that police can’t pretend to sell drugs and then arrest someone for taking the offer, since there is a chance that the person buying the drugs wouldn’t have done it if the police didn’t create such an opportunity. Badically, it’s considered artficially creating an opportunity for a crime, just to then arrest any rando taking the bait, regardless of whether or not they would have been drawn to crime without said opportunity created by the police.
ok to explain the swedish prison system would take to much time but it's basically the best working system in the world. i recommend this --> ua-cam.com/video/OzOfjX0VWCk/v-deo.html (they compare it with the american system which is ...uh boy) and the documentary "13th" from Netflix for a more deep dive into the american system and it's history.
This reaction from an American UA-cam channel about Swedish heist reminded me about the video from a Swedish UA-cam channel about American heist: LEMMiNO - The Search For D. B. Cooper
Scandinavian jail systems are much more understanding of human rights than american prisons. In America, anyone from a mass murderer to someone who had a bag of weed on them are treated the same and their rights stripped. In countrries like Sweden and Norway there are aspects of the justice system regarding imprisonment that focus more on the severity of the crima, and virrtually no rights are stripped
Omg, you don't just steal art like that. You only work on commission for a client who will actually take it and your payment is assured. You don't steal an easy to track item and then look for a buyer, the police will be all over that shit.
07:38 countries with good prison systems and extremely low level of incarceration and reincidence, actually give low danger criminals the opportunity to have a life. in some region of the Netherlands, for example, crime has become so low that prisons are being reused as free hotels for travelers.
Swedish prison is like a hotel you aren't allowed to leave for a period of time. Honestly most of the swedish justice system is ass and could do with a bit more of an iron hand
i like to imagine that every time he pushes that button some random guys garage opens and closes
underrated comment
I live in Germany, low security prisoners really are allowed to leave on weekends. Most of them get drunk and smuggle stuff back in.
Probably quite stimulating for the prison economy, eh?
honestly just sounds fun. also free.
If I went to Germany, I would be the guy trying to smuggle McDonalds in. Speaks volumes about me.
Internet Historian made an hour long video about the gentleman pirate. i know its very long buts an amazingly made little movie and noone has really reacted to it yet despite beeing like half a year old. its on the incognito channel.
@Carter Jacob What kind of fucking friend are you after that?
@@MrJaySoN777 Do not worry there bots, and most defo does not work.
@@MrJaySoN777 what did the bot say?
@@melissamartinez5551 I don't even remember at this point
Something along the lines of "I hacked into my friend's account with [this shit]"
“We have millions in classic art, what should we do if anyone tries to steal it?”
“Zip ties should do..”
Well, to be fair, only a moron would steal famous art..
@@Razzlion exactly, unless you have a buyer already lined up you're not gonna be selling that stuff.
The first F&F was about an undercover cop stopping street racers from stealing car parts.
The newest one is about the government hiring said street racers to pull off a heist to take back an experimental gravity device from the brother of one of the street racers.
My man is nostalgic about the Fast and Furious movies. I just realized my favorite anime came out 15 years ago and I feel like a corpse already...
Which anime is it?
@@afro4640 Code Geass
@@vicount3944 My man knows whats up.
Swedish person here. I distinctly recall reading about this heist in the papers, but I actually had no idea the culprits had been caught and the paintings recovered until I came across Internet Historian's video. I guess the media is just more interested in reporting on exciting crime than the resolution of those crimes. Oh well.
to be fair, the newspapers don't want to report on the thieves getting away basically scot free
@@robland3253 Don't see why they would care about that.
Anyway, most likely it was reported, it just didn't get much attention since the hype had died down and the heist was the exciting part.
YESSSS! my recommendation! Hope you like it! Can't wait to see. Talk to ya tomorrow, brother!
Designated Swedish person here! Yeah that's how our prisons work here lol we focus more on rehabilitative justice which usually does work quite well. When someone is a small petty criminal like a thief or possession of drugs type crimes it is far better to work towards rehabilitation rather than having them get stuck in the prison cycle, in and out, in and out. Of course there are cases like this where it doesn't work out. America could do this system only with huge societal reforms. Both countries tho could benefit on working more on looking at what makes people commit crimes and fixing those problems.
Hope that gives a bit of insight to why we do it!
Fellow Swede here! You explained everything way, way better than I could've, bravo 🙌
Another Swede here, perfectly said. Its better to give a person a chance to fix their lives instead of making sure they fall into worse crimes.
hello i also happen to be swedish.
you use words well.
German here. We also have the same system. Due to our constitution we also have no death penalty to preserve human dignity and cells are more like ivy-league school dorms where inmates have keys to, their own bathroom, and they have acess to a group kitchen with actual kitchen equipment. Guards are also very hands-off and dont show weapons, tazers, batons, etc. and are more specialized in psychiatric treatment. They believe villainizing inmates makes them become more agressive and dangerous. Our idea of prisons in germany and most of europe is to rehabilitate people, not alienate them from society. Allow them to find a new foothold in life and become a functioning member of society. Here we are even closing down prisons because the crime rate is significantly decreasing. Heck, even trying to escape from a prison will not add to your tally because it is seen as a natural human thing to find "freedom". You also have vocational training, acess to education or even you can leave during the day for a job or even visit family alsong as you return
17:05 I forgot TRO had a voice role in this video, still hillarious listening his voice here and in the usual videos he posts
Fun Fact: The guy playing the part scholar part daredevil guy is a youtuber named Chavezzslovakia who reacts to Interenet Historian and became friends with Internet Historian(I've been subscribed to him since he started UA-cam btw). Also Chavezz didn't get to practice his lines. He thought he was going to when got the lines, but Internet Historian just decided to record it without practice lol.
7:40 Its a pretty common thing that in EU if you are a petty criminal with a low level threat and you're in for small crimes, even tho you're serving your sentence, after a while you are authorized to leave the prison for the week end, to be with your familly or even to try to find futur prospect jobs as a way to be a reformed criminal.
You can participate in re-insertion programmes to learn a new job, specially in Sweden where the re-insertion success rate is pretty darn high.
Funny thing is that even if you try to escape the prison in Sweden(or was it Danemark?) your sentence will not be worse.
It is considered a basic Human right/feeling to want to seek freedom, if they catch you, you simply will go back and serve the rest of your sentence.
There are prisoners in the US serving sentences who get out of the prison to work etc. Usually "well behaved" and low-risk prisoners with petty crimes. Atleast some states have those.
I know this is way late, but to the Prison furlough thing, this is how it's done EVERYWHERE!!!
Yeah even in the USA.
Yes thats how the prison system works in sweden, its not uncommon to get comunity service for gangraping someone, prison time is short because we are "humane" AKA all the prisons are full so they need rotation on prisoners. Its common that you will be released after your court sentence and have to wait in line for months for an open prison slot
detective: do you know what time it is?
me: ad time?
Gentleman pirate lets goo :D great reaction as always ^^
I remember seeing the Rembrandt portrait already behind glass in 2009 but I had no idea of the story behind that
Sometimes nonfiction is way cooler and funnier than fiction
Every time i watch a new fast and furious, i say, Remember when this series was about cars ? and racing ?
Shoutout to Chavezzslovakia!!!
This has been the highlight of my day
How about... "A *REAL* job?!" Hahaha haha
Now for the Gentleman Pirate from Internet Historian Sundance Rejectd
Low security prisons exist in many places in the USA. You are mistaken that it doesn't happen. People go in, serve for the week end, and then go back out to do their day job.
I always adore seeing this guy react to internet historian. I love all the other hosts as well but he’s always tickled pink by the absurdity of the IH humor brand and it’s a blast to watch.
YOOOOOO! Kit (or was it Kip) is like the best candidate for those videos they shot to kids in schools:
"Kids, crime doesn't pay, don't take too many drugs, look both ways before crossing the road *DO NOT TRUST THE MEN OF IRON,* remember to ask consent and remember to sort your trash."
I don't know if it's a thing in America, but in some European countries, if you are a low-risk criminal, they let you out of prison for a time in specific designated days, then you have to go back to jail at a determined hour and stay there until the next release.
It's usually done if inmates have day jobs, so that they can go to work while at the same time keeping an eye on them.
Failing to present to the determined hour will result in you staying permanently jailed until the end of the sentence.
It's trust-based, basically.
Or at least, that's what I understood from living in Europe.
Youll never see that in the us. Youll be luck to even hold a book much less be treated any better than a fucking animal.
@@diegobrando3409 We have our fair share of strict policies. I just summed up an incredibly complex trust system in just a few words.
2:10 The GTA series has gone the same rout as Fast and the furious. Watch Dark Space and how GTA Online gone from robbing banks to saving the world.
Just a side note, police can’t provoke people to into commiting crimes in Sweden, in a simular way that evidence gathered by illegal means can’t be used in US courts (we don’t have that here.
It’s basically so that police can’t pretend to sell drugs and then arrest someone for taking the offer, since there is a chance that the person buying the drugs wouldn’t have done it if the police didn’t create such an opportunity.
Badically, it’s considered artficially creating an opportunity for a crime, just to then arrest any rando taking the bait, regardless of whether or not they would have been drawn to crime without said opportunity created by the police.
Me yesterday thinking when you gonna react to IH again, yes!!
You should react to etiquette i think you'll like it
I got rick rolled by an ad
Can we get this guy to react to some of the video essays done by EmpLemon?
Bruh put in the link to the original video in the description. Otherwise great video.
Could you react to the Russian bagger.
React to Ryan George Please
ok to explain the swedish prison system would take to much time but it's basically the best working system in the world. i recommend this --> ua-cam.com/video/OzOfjX0VWCk/v-deo.html (they compare it with the american system which is ...uh boy) and the documentary "13th" from Netflix for a more deep dive into the american system and it's history.
This reaction from an American UA-cam channel about Swedish heist reminded me about the video from a Swedish UA-cam channel about American heist: LEMMiNO - The Search For D. B. Cooper
Internet Historian is actually Australian
and also finland has one of the most humane prisons in the world , just look it up , its very different than the shit prisons of america
Scandinavian jail systems are much more understanding of human rights than american prisons. In America, anyone from a mass murderer to someone who had a bag of weed on them are treated the same and their rights stripped. In countrries like Sweden and Norway there are aspects of the justice system regarding imprisonment that focus more on the severity of the crima, and virrtually no rights are stripped
Omg, you don't just steal art like that. You only work on commission for a client who will actually take it and your payment is assured. You don't steal an easy to track item and then look for a buyer, the police will be all over that shit.
Swedish prisons focus more on rehabilitation than retribution.
what kind of content you add as your "reaction" ?
07:38 countries with good prison systems and extremely low level of incarceration and reincidence, actually give low danger criminals the opportunity to have a life. in some region of the Netherlands, for example, crime has become so low that prisons are being reused as free hotels for travelers.
Swedish prison is like a hotel you aren't allowed to leave for a period of time. Honestly most of the swedish justice system is ass and could do with a bit more of an iron hand