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If you're going to openly help someone whom you believe to be a murderer simply over a petty squabble, then you shouldn't be a police officer in any capacity.
It should be obstruction of justice
Cops really are the worst America have to offer
Average cop behavior
not wanting to snitich shouldnt be punishable@@bobbob1730 but screw that officer
I wonder , can he be sued by the families of the victims where his refusal to testify force a non guilty verdict ?
As a person who is from a country that's been consumed by violence for many years, I appreciate you talking about the mass shooting victims instead of just letting them become numbers. The more victims, the more people become desensitized by violence, the more people forget that these victims used to be people with lives and loved ones.
Especially when we could literally do more, yellow flags can't be ignored. It's depressing.
They fought.....I can't imagine....
Even with the ones that are covered, they're still just numbers. The ones that break the news now are only at big public events or when the numbers get big enough.
As the one out of 2 female students in a class of 54 male students, I understand the pain of feeling left out, being laughed at, an outside looking in.. even after 8 years of graduation both of us girls are not even invited to be in the watsapp group of the class despite the friendship.. Imagine that pain.. the boys club feel is so REAL..
The reverse is even more true, as loneliness statistically affects 3 times more men
@@simpdefendmlady6579I'm not even convinced it's a guy thing. As an oddball, I've been left out of and excluded from girl groups EVEN MORE OFTEN, whereas guys sometimes will welcome me, at least since elementary school. But personally I'm kinda a loner so as long as I'm taken seriously when I need to be (which is rarely tbh) I don't really care. Usually if I'm excluded it's because I'm not that likeable, and I've accepted it.
@@_lil_lil Look up in / out group bias studies. Long story short, women tend to have an in group bias, stick to, and favor each other, while guys tend to have the opposite. Not trying to insult you, but I guess girls see you as lower status thus have little interest in associating with you. I say this because my best friend is also an oddball. She is sort of a Tomboy, always ignored concepts like gender roles or specific clothing and she never draws attention to herself on purpose, also never seemed to have romantic interest in any gender. I have noticed that other women think poorly of her due to a plain appearance and odd interests like online shooter and horror games, gardening, cooking etc. Personally I think it's their loss and I'm happy that we are best friends because she's smart, agreeable, and nicer to be around than most people :)
@@_lil_lil Celine Marie is a small youtuber who is in the same boat as you if I remember correctly, being excluded from girl groups and stuff
It's not a 'boys club'. Men realized we have to forfeit our rights, opinions, safety and self value when allowing women around to avoid alllllll to titles women spit out anytime a man so much as disagrees with them. So for our protection, you all are excluded. Just remember, it wasn't our gender who turned you all into into liabilities to have around.
The fact that the cop was mad that his character was questioned, so his solution was to let murderers walk free, says alot about his "character"
It says even more about a prosecutor that says "This guy isn't to be trusted to testify, now get him up on that bench, my entire case rests on him."
But, you know, she's a progressive black woman prosecutor and he's a cop so it's easier to just run that logic in one direction and keep your friends.
@anthonyhiscox the difference is one person doing her job, and the other person going "my reputation matters more than other people's lives and my job"
@@montymon6944 lmao. You have no idea who Kim Gardner is do you? She had multiple murder cases dropped for failing to do her job. She ended up resigning in the end. Oh and btw, your job as a prosecutor is to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a person is guilty. If your fucking entire premise rests on the testimony of a guy *YOU* say isn't trustworthy, what kind of a braindead definition of "reasonable doubt" do you have that excludes just believing a guy the prosecutor doesn't even believe.
@@montymon6944 if she was doing her job she wouldn't be putting cops on a "do not testify" list solely because he criticized her actions, and then asking for said cops on the list to still testify.
@@07patstarhe was on the list because he made racist posts, not because of her. He's an adult and he should take some personal responsibility for himself. Goddamn bloody manbaby.
As someone who qualifies as "legally blind" (I can still see things up close, just not past a certain point) hearing about the group of deaf friends who were killed by the shooter really struck me. Even just a short delay from not being able to hear what's going on can be catastrophic. There are situations I feel more at risk in not being able to see. RIP to all of them.
Also LegallyBlind as well. It’s scary and I’m forever grateful to live in Australia
I feel the same. I'm also visually impaired (little peripheral vision and can't see clearly after 20m or so) and also physically disabled. I'm more than aware that if something happened in a class, I'm the one closest to the doors, I'm the one that can't run away easily, I'm the one who can't see a threat until it's close up. It's terrifying, and I don't even live in America - I'm British.
I'm legally blind as well (corneal ulcers in both eyes) and what a lot of people don't understand is that the world is just extra scary for disabled people. I worry about every hypothetical emergency situation way more than before I became blind because I'm more at risk than people that can see normally.
As somebody who works in a corporate job - the lets talk on the phone is a MAJOR red flag for "I f'd up but wont put that in an email because it will make me look bad."
Anyone that doesn't understand this is ignorant of the context. Thats the biggest admission of guilt without explicit self incrimination.
Some people communicate better through voice or in person rather than text but I understand why that would be a little fishy to not talk at all about the situation over a permanent method
@asinglelemon Oh trust me I get that. Usually I like to be on the phone with colleagues and clients during normal day to day operations since it's more efficient. It's the specifically pushing over and over for a call when questioning about messing up that signals them alarms
Fucking Corpo
I work as a cashier in a grocery store....if the D’Amelio's tried to do my job, they'd be ugly crying in the dairy cooler within an hour. It's a tougher job then people think, and we do not get to have fun. Also 100% agree with you on there should be a requirement to work a year in fast food or retail to graduate high school! been saying that for years!
Right?? If I had dared to scan that slowly and made silly faces and was flipping my hair and dancing around like that, I'd have been booted to the curb or chewed out in front of the customers in an instant.
@Palitato Sounds like you had a crap boss. I enjoyed being a cashier and out of stocking or being a bagger it was my preferred position when I was a teenager.
That said, I was dumb to do that instead of being a server because my friends made tons more off tips thank me making minimum wage.
I don't understand why people are whining about this. It's a non-issue and just looks like people are looking for anything to complain over. I was a cashier, I'm not hurt or scarred by this video. I enjoyed working as a cashier but even still...why should I even care about this video of hers?
@@Kefka2010Sounds like you only worked for less than 2 years thats the sweet spot at my job. And Never had to make a living off of it,having to beg for hours. I'm a pretty hard worker so I don't have to worry about that. But the way they treat the older workers here is terrible. You sound as tone deaf and out touch as the rest of them. Plus you were cashier the easiest job in the world.
@@vinnythetruth3363 I did think cashier was pretty easy. It was less work than being a bagger or stocker. I worked a bit over two years. Never had to rely on that for bills. My other jobs I had to rely on for bills. Never begged for hours. Not sure how they treat older workers at your job but ours are treated well.
What is your actual point of the post?
If a school is worried about not being able to afford costumes, they could ask parents to bring in their kid's old costumes and kids can pick from those. When I worked in a school I always had a box of costumes I kept in the attic and brought to school on Halloween so that if anyone didn't have, they could use them. The kids always had fun digging through the old costumes and putting something silly together.
That is a brilliant idea! I'll keep this in mind.
My pubic library does this!
There’s also lots of printable masks and hats and props and things out there- a teacher could print some options and let the kids decorate themselves for the day. It’s not the same by any stretch but most kids I’ve taught that didn’t have a costume LOVED the opportunity and that they got to personalize it.
Nothing says "I shouldn't be on the police exclusion list" than letting murderers go free because you don't like your boss.
Maybe a police exclusion list is a horrible idea in the first place
@@MamasBadger Fair. In basically every other job that guy's actions would have gotten him outright fired.
@@MamasBadger How so? If there's a cop who is a known racist against your race... do you really want to put him in a position to investigate anything you might be suspected of doing? And then testifying about it?
@@MamasBadger so you’re pro “we investigated ourselves and cleared ourselves of any wrong doing”
It's kinda hypocrisy from that prosecutor. She put him on a exclusion list for being unreliable, then got mad when he stopped testifying because of it. Even on cases he was really needed for. Either his testimony is needed or not
Letting a suspected murderer walk free and potentially harm others to prove a point about your own character is INSANE. How is this legal?!
For starters, police have no legal obligation to protect you.
qualified immunity is a hell of a drug
Don't go after police for silly shit they post on their personal social media and this won't happen.
@@PocketDrummerYeah……… I still don’t like that court ruling. Like, I get why, but I don’t see how the ruling is in the best interest of anyone.
@@leonslaw5722This shouldn't happen regardless. It needlessly puts innocent people in danger. And it only made him look like a petty loser who isn't qualified for his position due to sheer unprofessionalism.
"Mass shootings are an issue of mental health, not gun control."
"But we had more than adequate time and warning to do something about this one. In fact we had several big red flags and still nothing was done."
"There's simply no way this could have been avoided."
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The families of the victims should sue the detective for intentional emotional distress.
His refusing to do his job and releasing murders hurts those families.
Letting a suspected murderer walk free just to get at the prosecutor's office is mindblowing. The fact that the precinct kept him on the job is not surprising, but infuriating!!! But also the prosecutor's office not having the police invokved in the case to testify is also effing ridiculous.
You rewind the video and listen carefully, the prosecuter put him on the list for posting anti blm stuff. Now imagine saying he cant testify on all cases because he made a social media post. Phil just skipped past all of that.this is the prosecuters fault.
Crazy yes, but I respect it. He held his principle let the prosecutor eat her words in saying if you don’t think my testimony is good then I’m not giving it at all. tbh in places like Chicago it’s not the cops that need a reform and I understand the push back. However that is crazy tho.
The detective not testifying is crazy, I agree, but don't ignore how insane it is that you have a prosecutor that added a detective to a blacklist because that detective called you a liar (this is why I think there MUST be more to this, because there is NO WAY it is reasonable to refuse any further testimony from a detective over that).
The detective is rightly being panned, but this prosecutor has chosen to undermine the central part of her job by telling cops that she'll never accept their word as valid to open any cases. If that's the signal she's sending to those cops, then it logically follows that they'd see no reason to offer any testimony. How would his "grandfathered testimony" from ongoing cases be any more trustworthy to this prosecutor than any new testimony that would inform future cases. His protest, while it is a dereliction of duty, logically follows the dereliction of duty from the prosecutor for creating that list.
Coming in and telling 28 officers they can do there job but not talk about it to help prosecute criminal is wild but ok……
I mean its still just a job as much as we hope all police go above and beyond, they aren't required to testify or prosecute that is the prosecutor's job, especially if the officer gets blacklisted based on freedom of speech, I mean its not like they get extra money or incentives to testify outside of goodwill with prosecutor's and helping convict hardened criminals and some people just don't care about either of those issues.@@epicjason21
As a mental health/substance use therapist I can tell you *for sure* that for someone to be kept in a psch ward beyond a 48 hour hold is *very difficult*. The fact that this man was kept for 2 weeks means that were significantly unwell. The Sheriff’s office needs to be investigated at the very least in a coroner’s inquest. This mass murder did not need to happen. The sheriff’s office needs to be held to account.
Unfortunately the police have no requirements to do anything they can they do but if they don't there's nothing to be done if he union is decently strong
It really is insane how often things like this happen. You really start to understand why people riot.
Does Maine have an involuntary hold statute? My impression is the military put him on a hold.
Actually that depends on a several things.
1) what are the hospitals policies?
2) did they start him on medication?
Some hospitals have policies that have a 2 week wait Everytime they start someone on new medication to see how the medication effects them and also continue to monitor behavior. If they released him he probably just hid whatever was really going on deep down and said “ yeah I feel better this is working. Thanks”
@@dahat1992 We have the worst mental health and mental healthcare in the first world. You can buy guns in plenty of other countries, heck in Switzerland military service is mandatory and many people keep their service firearms afterwards, a lot of people are armed there yet they have zero mass events like this.
We really regressed with mental healthcare access and quality during the Reagan era, and it's only gotten worse ever since. Meanwhile other first world countries went in the opposite direction, progressing and bettering the minds of their people.
Not to mention psychiatry and therapy being taboo in American culture for some reason.
Wow that cop really let a murderer go free because he felt offended. Definitely the best way to prove she was wrong about his character! I bet she'll let him testify now 🙄
It reminds me of the police officers who refuse to work when there were calls to defund/divest. In reality, most departments saw a huge increase, so officers were “protesting” over getting their feelings hurt
Oh, Kim Gardner will not be letting anyone testify. After having several alleged murderers walk because of her failure to show up, as well as ignoring multiple court orders to hand evidence over to the defense, and the scathing testimony of multiple judges in different cases, plus the 20 times her lead homocide prosecutor had her name forged on documents while on maternity leave -- causing her to resign, plus the Board of Aldermen calling for her resignation and the Mayor of St. Louis suggesting she needed to do some soul searching due to her losing the trust of the people, Gardner resigned on May 16, 2023 earlier than her stated date of Jun 1st.
Amazing that she was the CA for St. Louis for 6 years with a record like that and none of you even batted an eye, but when she hinged a murder conviction on testimony from a man she herself deemed untrustworthy and stated should not be allowed to testify you turned your attention to the officer that refused to testify for someone that put him on a list because of an obvious political difference.
I'm not sure why, I'm sure it has nothing to do with him being a more right wing white cop and her being a black female progressive democrat.
@@bewwybabe8045cops are always the biggest bloody manbabies.
The MrBeast drama definitely got over blown by both the lovers and haters of MrBeast. The whole thing feels like a mishandling of a valid complaint which isn't being handled well at all.
He is sus. It is not overblown. More will come out just wait and see.
@@dg2071it really isn’t. Her statement made it seem like he literally killed someone when he just made some editing changes. It’s not a big deal at all lmao
She’s literally talking about the mental anguish that she went through because he edited her out a bit, give me a break
@@CAndromeda4536and she wasn't the only one affected by the editing decision, with Quackity (a man) being the other..... And yet she tries to portray it as some sexist attack against her. Once again you have a woman claiming to be the only victim of something when men were also victimized too.
@@badwolf3618 She literally mentioned quackity in text are you fucking dense?
@@dg2071 something that should've just been a "this person edited their video in a way that poorly portrayed me or my skills and didn't get me the credit I earned" into MrBeast fans saying this is just clout chasing or Rosana trying to cancel him. And the other side is being as uncharitable as possible towards him. Plus Rosana's comment heavily insinuating it was because she's a women doesn't help, especially when Quackiity (a man) was also edited in the same/similar way. Frankly, this shouldn't have escalated so much and become such a big deal.
Why doesnt the officer get treated like every other witness that refuses to testify? Subpoena him and force him to testify. Why do we act like there are special people with special privileges and special status. No! Rule of law applies equally to everyone. Force them to pick testify or jail .
You can call him to the stand and he can say he doesn't remember. That's why forcing people to testify is overall a dumb ida
"I don't recall"
@@von1gliklying under oath is also a crime (Perjury).
@@bojassem12 and it is incredibly hard to prove someone does recall something when they say they don't.
Also she said he wasnt a credible eye witness because of a SOCIAL MEDIA POST. Why would you want him to testify if hes on a list of untrustworthy eyewitnesses? This is her fault, not his.
The main police tactic for police to prevent investigations into them is always "Hey, that's a nice city. Shame if something happened to it." They operate like protection rackets. Have throughout the history of policing in the US.
Law enforcement unions are one of the few types of labor union whose mere existence is deleterious to society. Law enforcement MUST have oversight that can swiftly and effectively correct their actions when necessary, and they CANNOT be trusted to supervise themselves; they are directly incentivized not to!
The Local Police- "I'm not saying we'll break your knees. I'm just saying people who < insert thing here> tend to end up having accidents where their knees get broken."
They became the mafia they were trying to beat.
What it comes down to with the Mr. Beast thing is that they edited it. It was a small thing yet they decided to do it. The one guy that comments saying that "it's not big deal it's a charity event" needs to ask themselves the question "if it was "just" a charity, why lie about the placement in any capacity?"
If people want to say it's scummy he changed the placements, I'd wholeheartedly agree, however it's when people claim that it's misogyny that they lose me. You can't tell me he's misogynistic for taking the only women in the top 3 out when he also took a man out of top 3, and guess what, if rosanna got moved from 3rd to 4th and quackity got taken from 2nd to out of top 3, guess what other order got changed? Rosanna got put ahead of a man that did better, namely quackity
"lied". but for views dumbass FOR CHARITY. she is cleary having some mental health issues and is in the projection stage.
I'm surprised no one is talking about the ethic of interacting and actively promoting Jake Paul. The dude is a POS scammer and was put on a charity pedestal over someone who hasn't scammed or cheated their audience.
also why let a cheater win when everyone else played by the rules? zach king seems like a nice guy but he cheated quackity’s fan base out of a million dollars and no one’s talking about that
Is probably because he wanted to have the most successful video, so he kept footage of the most popular creators as long as possible.
Beside that, which is a bit dishonest but honestly not a big deal, this reads as bullshit from the girl’s side.
If you are still experiencing mental anguish because someone said you lost a game of hide n seek years ago, you need to go to therapy
"If he can say it on the phone he can say it in writing" is absolutely the right call; I agree 100% on that tactic. I'm not impressed with how dramatic Ro got on this, but why wouldn't Jimmy just type answers? I think I'd have said "tell ya what, I'll send a comprehensive email of questions and my perspective, and you can take your time replying. In writing." because that's what I do when looking to clear up miscommunications in my workplace.
Nah, he made the right call from a "cover your ass" perspective. He was probably going to explain that there's some "artistic liberty" taken in the editing room to show people the show-downs they want to see, not necessarily the ones that happened. And that is NOT the shit you want to put in writing and ruin your reputation over.
The backlash against her was wrong, but he also made the right call by not putting anything in writing.
She kinda proved his point by leaking the dms...he wanted to clear things up, but knew she might leak dms. Now wether those dms would be understandable/relatable or absolut garbage doesnt matter! Everyone has a right to privacy and i think he suspected that she might violate his.
he has said exactly that in multiple podcasts though!! @@MrSlowestD16 I believe it was in the latest interview with colin and samir
@@xenomorph6807 if he wanted privacy he shouldn't have lied in the first place!!!
@@miss1of2 what did he lie about?
Police don't like accountability. They've already admitted they're willing to not do their jobs if we hold them accountable, so that officer is just following through with that threat.
It’s a cult
And they wonder why people are turning against them 👀
@@vlogily8043No, but it is the largest organized criminal gang in the US.
Police that refuse to do their jobs because they are being asked to take accountability are just throwing hissy fits - Can you imagine if doctors did the same thing? It's not only unprofessional, it is also a slap in the face of the people who's taxes pay for their salary
Not sure I want to weigh in on this convo, but i "kind of" get it. The prosecutor has a list that effectively says "People on this list have minimal credibility." If you were in a court of law and a witness came to the stand that effectively had a sign that said "I can't be trusted, my own boss says so." Any reasonable lawyer on your side would use that, and it would only get worst. The prosecutor put a legal target on his back, i wouldn't participate either. You can't ask me to testify in cases but turn around and say my testimony is suspect. At this point this is effectively saying "I want you to testify, but only in cases I want you to testify for." That is not the law, that is coercion.
He should not testify, and if he is truly found of legal bias, then he should be fired, but this is a dog and pony show.
@@IsadorkTS you do realise why the list exists right... and that investigating officers have to testify on their own cases right.... the judges dont just pull random officers as witnesses....
He isn’t refusing to do his job, he is making arrests and following up on investigations even when that is no longer his job to do but has been asked to. It’s his constitutional right not to testify, just like it’s every Americans right, maybe the judicial system needs to do better at supporting the people on the street doing most of the work and if they don’t trust them, then maybe that person isn’t a good fit for that department or even law enforcement in that state. But to claim part of his job is to testify in court, that is incorrect, it’s a common assumption because of the nature of investigatory work, but it isn’t written into his occupation as a responsibility.
@@IsadorkTSI think you’re mixing two things here. Yes the DA has a “do not testify” list and these are actually pretty common. But the DA also said you can testify in any case charge being put on the list, probably on the assumption. At the time your testimony was still consider good.
I’m actually surprised this scenario wasn’t thought of when they made the policy but I guess cops in the past still came to testify.
@@16rapture Depending on the policies of that department yes it would be his job to follow up on investigations, he's a damn detective. Also really hiding behind the it's my right bullshit is just petty and pathetic, you are in a position to give justice to victims and their families but because you were written up by the prosecutor because of your bad behavior you retaliate by letting murderers walk free then boast about it to your colleagues and the press. It's like if I videotaped a home invasion and got the license plate but the cop was mad at me because I called him a fat pig so I'm not going to give them the evidence & testimony!
OMG Phil. I have been saying that since early 2000s people need to do 40 hours of retail before they graduate high school. I have seen grown men throw fits about a return policy with his kids and parents there. People would treat people with so much more compassion if they understand the pains of service jobs or customer service.
With the disproportionate attacks that anyone might receive for saying the most lukewarm takes about Mr. Beast, it feels like no one is allowed to say anything against UA-cam's golden boy.
People complain about literally everything he does what do you mean. The only person that's held to his standard is Taylor Swift
@@JohnDoe-hj9fhno that’s a lie Mr beast is untouchable
Honestly, until you cure a thousand people's blindness, no you can't talk down to him. Like at the end of the day if you look at pure metrics he is done. Not good for society. More so than 98% of people hating on him
It's all about context. What you call a lukewarm take most of us call a nitpick. You can dislike the way he makes his money, but the good he does with his money creates a ton of good will. There are much worse people in society that deserve critique. PewDiePie spends 0 dollars improving others' situations, but I would bet good money that Mr. Beast annoys you more.
Quackity complained and no one attacked him maybe the problem is making it sound like she was abused… you know… how all the comments said?
"I'ma show that I disagree with you by letting killers go free."
Get this man fired and arrest him already.
You can't just LET people go free when there is real evidence. 🤣 yall ain't putting 2 and 2 together. His testimony was the fake smoke that put these people in there. Also landing him on the credibility list
He’s far from the only one.
Sorry the chief of police misheard you, he is now armed and promoted thanks to your hard work. Back the blue!
Literally insane how he is doing it in "protest" but in doing so actually demonstrates Gardner's point about the critical need for reform in law enforcement
He has every right to do so, Prosecutors fucked around and found out.
I get that on the surface Ro's situation may seem small, but she also explained that the person who won broke the rules so technically Quackity should have won first. Also, if you can't empathize with the pain of having your accomplishments erased, just know it happens to women all the time and that pain builds up.
this comment needs to be on tomorrows show
The problem is that all this outrage seems misplaced, Mr Beast makes hyper edited content designed for the best algorithmic success, he’s going to get the maximum response from big creators with the most fans.
He is in the wrong for not properly telling the creators this, he keeps it “authentic and real” when it will receive engagement but it’s reality TV with Mr Beast branding. He 100% can and should have more female representation but Ro should criticise him for following misogynist trends instead of attacking his character and publicising DMs.
@@boiqilol because he is apparently not responsible for the stuff he produces, I guess? Weird take
@@what.5693that's literally the opposite of what that comment said bro
I think people have a bigger problem with her gossiping and attacking his character and publicizing private DM's than the fact she's mad he edited his community hide and seek video that way
I've worked retail/customer service since I was 15 years old. It absolutely changed my behavior towards other workers in the industry. Being a decent person is developed from being treated like shit and deciding to not behave like that yourself. It is very eye-opening that every young person should experience. It pushed me to not want to work in those jobs as I got older and worked hard to expand my skills so I could be more employable elsewhere.
Thank you for talking about the lives we lost in the shooting and thank you for helping to get the word out that this could have been prevented.
I used to actually be a cashier at Walmart and that job sucked and was overall not fun or meaningful. Customers treat you very poorly and your days are long and repetitive. She is fortunate to never have had to actually do that job.
I've worked at Wal-Mart and Wendy's, and yeah. Not fun, not easy, pretty thankless.
@@A_R_B_G And then you get fired
@@A_R_B_GYou don’t know their situation. Sometimes you can. Other times you can’t. Depends on the severity of the management and how much retaliation is normal for customers in that area. Just because you got away with things doesn’t mean everyone else can.
@@PurpletridentI disagree. I have dealt with bad customers and I called them out, my coworkers have called them out and we didn't get fired. If you have a crap boss that's one thing but I'd say they're doing you a favor by firing you. Plenty of places are hiring people at $15/hr+. Go to another place where they won't treat you like crap.
I don't understand why everyone is crying over her having fun in a video scanning some stuff. I was a cashier, I don't see why I'm supposed to be hurt or insulted over this. This sounds like a whole bunch of whiny babies with nothing better to do than cry on Twitter.
Kinda wished Rosanna's interview on H3 was covered. She shows how Quackity backs up that the final order is messed up way before she brought up now. She also claims that Zack King technically cheated and Quackity should've won. Manipulating footage to place Logan Paul higher when Rosanna lasted longer is pretty messed up but then to not give the win to the right person is worse.
This. It’s a million fucking dollars someone was cheated out of. Why isn’t this a big deal?
@@L.L.Cool.Tbecause she's going against mr beast whether people think so or not dudes got pull
@@jennagoddin2757 And also, anytime Mr Beast gets critisized, either fairly or unfairly, everyone will act as though you stepped on a puppy and how dare you do that
Aren’t they all multi millionaires already? But Mr. Beast should donate to the charity she chose anyways.
Mrbeast dhoukd be exposed his old videos were sexist af plus does hd even have women working for him,? Or its just males
he lets murderers walk free because his character was put into question, but i believe he promptly confirmed that it should be if he is releasing violent criminals just to be petty
I hope as a journalist, you are listening to & reporting the stories of the Palestinian Press on the ground in Gaza
In the ground haha true
I’ve been working at Walmart for a little over 3 years now, and seeing Charli acting like she’s having fun and goofing around makes me annoyed with influencers who think that “working at retail isn’t that bad” when literally the awful customer experiences, not good management, and not good pay all work together to make me wish I worked somewhere else instead.
And influencers themselves make retail a bigger nightmare by encouraging their viewers (indirectly or directly) to treat retail workers like npcs and content props for online clout
You deserve to work there if you don’t quit and find another job
@@lifeisoptions8403go back to doing your homework, the adults are talking haha
This feels like a lot of projection. It's really not that serious. Retail is definitely hard sometimes but let's be honest here it's really not the worst thing you could be doing. I can think of hundreds of jobs that are 10x more miserable then just catching attitude from boomers for 8 hours.
@lifeisoptions8403 lol OK no store or restaurant anywhere would ever be open
It is a sign of just how broken our police system is broken when a cop can get away with literally not doing his job...
This cop is a prime example of why we need police reform.
or that people like Kim Fox is considered a prosecutor
@@Zenkai76what's wrong with Kim Fox?
Did an important person get hurt or just a normal civilian?
The only lives that matter to the ruling class are the ones paying bribes, establishing laws and the strongmen protecting those two subsets of society.
Mad? Get money out of politics and jail the law makers blocking that progress from being made.
@@patagonianpaint This is the most thinly veiled trolling I've ever seen.
When you never hold police accountable for anything, even murder, they'll find new even more heinous things to try and get away with. It's all a game to them, hence why that cop is being like this over a bruised ego.
I don't think Israel is thinking about their hostages anymore since they've been bombing them non stop, also why not talk about the fact that Israel has cut off all communications from Gaza for the last few days ?
Israel just wants to annex Gaza & take the oil & gas. No one will care & the west will just let them do it
over 7000 palestines are dead, Israel couldn’t care less about their hostages. this is a genocide, and phil is taking the wrong side.
If this was about their hostages I feel like their priority would be "finding and rescuing hostages" but every time they speak it just seems like revenge bombing for Oct 7th
Phil got his YT check already so probably not.
Lmao you expect Philip to be non biased on this subject? He is literally not reporting any of the atrocities Israel have been committing nonstop. His bias can be seen by the blind..
Nothing says, "This person has good character" like letting a murder go free. Cops are so wild
And nothing says "this person should be a prosecutor" like refusing to prosecute because the case rests on testimony from someone you don't like. It doesn't matter how much you might hate someone or how good a reason you have to hate them, they're not the one who would be on trial.
@@SeanOConnor-fg4ec Was it based on someone not liking the officer or their past behavior?
@@SeanOConnor-fg4ecit wasn't based on if she "liked" them or not. it's based on their obstruction of justice, falsifying evidence, and what they say online. actions have consequences and they need to face the music.
I encountered Charli D’Amilio while working at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood this year. I was closing a heavy tram door for her group when a fan tried to run on and get a picture with her. The doors swing down, so when I stopped/caught the door, the shocks pulled it back up, injuring my shoulder. I yelped out in pain while Charli and her friends proceeded to take selfies with the kid and his friends! I explain to her tour guide that I need to close the door, and they have the oblivious audacity to tell the kids “okay, 15 seconds for photos, then we’ve gotta go!” WHAT?! That was 15 extra seconds where my hand was stuck in the door pull, and my shoulder injury was being aggravated. They’re actively delaying the operation of the tram for EVERYONE, ignoring basic safety rules, my shoulder is in immense pain, and they’re taking selfies?! I ended up on modified duty for 3 days because of it! It’s now a running joke in the break room that “Charli D’Amilio broke my shoulder”! Influencers who have never had a “real” job need to get a grip! Just because kids want to take a picture with you wherever you go, does not make you better or more important than anyone else, and I’m actually embarrassed for her putting selfies over safety and not even realizing it was a problem.
EDIT: before anyone comes for me, I think it’s nice that Charli was engaging with her fans, but not the expense of safety. Her fans got their pictures, but I got hurt, and that’s not okay.
hope theres no lasting damage in your shoulder!
Did they see or hear you in pain? You said you yelped out, but did any of them notice?
@@yoyohayli Maybe, but probably not. It was pretty loud there, but I did audibly yell “ow!”. I wouldn’t be surprised if none of them noticed, since they were all preoccupied with talking photos. 🤷🏼♀️
@@bambii-_ The incident was towards the beginning of the event run, and I’ve been able to resume my normal job obligations after 3 days of “modified duty” (basically just not doing doors for 3 days). You know that feeling where you’re cracking your knuckles, but they haven’t quite popped yet? That’s what my shoulder felt like for those 3 days. Thank you for your concern, and I’m all better now. 😊
I can’t tell if this is real, or a shitpost
Some (not all) events worth mentioning that you forget about the Middle East situation:
1. Friday’s blackout of communication in Gaza and its consequences.
2. The escalation of air raids and bombings by the IDF.
3. Settler violence, aided by the IDF, against Palestinians in the West Bank.
4. Forced displacement of Palestinian population in the West Bank because of said violence.
5. Several NGOs that work in the field are calling for the stop of said violence.
6. UN General Assembly asking for an immediate Humanitarian truce.
7. Massive peaceful protests around the world in support of Palestine and pointing at the Israeli government as guilty of war crimes.
And yes, of course the rise of anti-Semitism is disgusting, but the behaviour of the Israeli government and the IDF against palestinians is inhuman and deserves to by judged as war crimes.
I implore you and your team that, for the following pieces on the situation, look for other sources of information to contrast what the idf and the israeli government are saying. For example: NGOs like B'Tselem, MSF (Doctors Without Borders), International Amnesty and all the plethora of UN offices working in Gaza right now have different perspectives outside the Israeli government’s vision.
Ive been so frustrated at the lack of coverage. There are so many indigenous and Palestinian voices on tiktok reporting on this its hard to imagine the team hasnt seen it. Id also like to add the targeting of an al Jazeera reporter's family, and the deaths of (at least) 22 journalists
Zionism is anti-semetic. Conflating Judaism with israel and its actions has hurt so many jewish people across the world. There have been MASSIVE jewish-led protests against the genocide of palestinians in Gaza. Judaism does not equal Zionism, there have been many anti-zionist jewish groups that have existed for years. Israel has done irrepairable damage because its a god awful apartheid commiting genocide in a marginalized religion's name. Remember, there are Jewish Palestinians too! The IDF is killing them ALL.
I also really don't like his coverage on the situation. It's very heavy on western framing
Glad to see others are equally frustrated by the coverage. It's just been repeating Israeli and US state media. I'll add he also hasn't mentioned:
8. Kibbutz survivors talking about IDF firing and killing civilians
9. Hostages and hostages' families calling for Israel to agree to exchange them for Palestinian prisoners
10. The intentional targeting of journalists
11. ADL (who he quoted in this video) counting ANY pro-Palestinian action as anti-semitic and their targeting of students
12. The multiple incidences of Israel lying in the last few weeks, whether beheaded babies, Hamas under hospitals, "top secret" Hamas plans, fake audio, Hamas killing their own civilians to keep them from evacuating
13. Leaked documents detailing the Israeli plan to force Palestinians into tent cities in the Sinai desert
THANK YOU. My god the reporting on this worldwide has been so disappointing.
The family that claimed they would remove the guns from the house, so the police closed their investigation is going to be tremendously sued.
Hey Phil FYI the 00:00 in the description is ruining the chapters. Needs to be 0:00 for it to work. 😁
Just watch the whole thing…
@@MaidenHelllor now hear me out, no.
Do you have a source for this? I ask because I have used 00:00 and even 00:00:00 with the chapters working just fine on short videos and videos over an hour long.
Damn, that detective out here proving that it's an ego thing for many cops. They didn't join the force to do their duty, but for the adoration and applause of the public. Being unwilling to testify against defendants you believe to be guilty just because the prosecutors put you on their naughty list only cements your lack of maturity and dedication to actual justice.
I live in Canada, and I have a friend who's an immigrant from Tunisia who wears a scarf. She's been verbally attacked and has noticed an increase in general hostility against her, since the beginning of the attack. I hate that everyone on every side is suffering because of this. As an Indigenous person whose land remains unceded, I stand with the Palestinians, as a mom, I weep for the children who are being killed, and as a person with both Jewish and Muslim friends, I just want peace.
I'm from Germany with a very high number of muslim immigrants and refugees or second/third generation Muslims and special history with jewish people. We have been taught all our lives for generations now, that especially jewish lives need to be protected and that antisemitism must be fought in our country at ALL costs - the Holocaust must NEVER repeat itself. This then makes it extremely scary, when Muslims in our country DON'T merely have peaceful protests (most luckily do), but instead become violent rioters, attacking our police forces, threatening to bomb synagogues and jewish schools or vandalising normal people's property. And we've even had a bunch of houses marked with the Star of David so everyone knows there are Jews living there... We have entire districts in cities that are often referred to as "Little Morrocco" and names like that where jewish people cannot walk freely due to the population being overwhelmingly believers in Islam. Even doing so much as going out wearing a Kippa could cause them to be beaten or even killed.
And all the while we are wondering why this 2-party war is taken to our streets, why our laws are being ignored and why we need to fear for our lives for having opinions - even nuanced ones!
Of course, you have people marching in the street supporting Hamas and terrorism and saying racist slogans in the streets. What do you expect to happen? These people have to accept our culture not theirs they came here for a reason because their countries crap.
Umm, you do know that the Jewish people is the indigenous people of the land, going back thousands of years?
Anyway, I don't believe this ia important, there are two peoples there now, the solution needs to accommodate all. Violence however, especially senseless violence, is only moving us further from a solution.
Sadly the west will let Israel annex. Gaza for natural resources & EU / USA will do nothing but support this!
@@Windmelodie germany lost. any respect from most of the world for their extreme bias for Israel, when people say NEVER AGAIN, they mean never again for anyone! not just a certain group
Wouldn’t refusing to testify in a murder case that you personally put together be considered obstruction of justice? That can’t be legal. Their job is to protect and serve. If they’re not in the mood to do that, I’m sure there’s a Taco Bell that’s hiring.
This would also apply to the D.A if that were the case
they're not required to protect or serve...that was just marketing for a department. welcome to reality.
@@noahprado9895the DA could at least argue that those policemen have been shown to be untrustworthy sources of info. While the cop cannot argue the same.
@@noahprado9895in what instance would a D.A testify at trial? That never happens….
@@KiloNovvawhile this is arguably true, it still wouldn’t count as obstruction of justice nevertheless, and the cop isn’t required to testify at trial even though he is morally obligated to due to his profession.
Hey Phil, can you report on activity in the West Bank? There is no Hamas there and still Palestinians have been attacked since Oct 7…
This does need to be talked about and there has to be much more sources on this that don’t rely on state controlled media.
he won't. the check was to juicy. and he won't talk about the minister of defense giving settlers guns and rifles. not very importan, it seems.
Exactly. We know exactly whos signing his checks and why he wont speak up. Centrist fuck@@porfiriodiazcarrillo7551
Well, considering Hamas control Gaza saying there aren't any Hamas in the west bank there is a tad odd. Regardless since you posted - a few high profile Hamas individuals were, rightfully, off'ed in the west bank.
@@stuffmcstuff399 what do you mean "control"? what they control exactly?? the non existing flow of water? the electricity?? the internet conection wich, btw, all of those were cutoff BY ISRAEL?? contorl what?? the "media"?? what media?? the only news outlet that has been bombarded and Israel has targgeted it's journalists, killing them and their families?? that "control"??
Your coverage is the only news I can digest on a daily basis and your coverage today proves that through and through. Setting what the standard of news should be.
As I sit down and watch this after working 10 hours of retail on a concrete floor, it's maddening to see that those girls (whose parents sold them out) had a fun day playing 'poor' at Wal-Mart
I've always loved Phil's take that everyone should work a year in the retail/service industry. You can definitely tell the difference between the people that have and haven't based on how they treat those workers. I've always treated retail workers with the utmost kindness and always thank them for what they do because I know what it's like to have people yell at me for not being able to take their coupons or because we were out of the scrapbooking supplies they definitely need right this instant.
Theory is better than reality. In reality, people would be exploited for cheap labor. Also, there are definitely people that do not need to work with the general public. Either they will break internally or snap.
As someone who's worked in food service for 2.5 years, tutoring for 3.5, and sometimes have had to do customer support for my current job, I think it's totally tone-deaf for the D'Amelios to treat working a low-paying customer-facing job that's very often thankless and brutal to its employees like that. It's disgusting.
Literally the only question they have to ask themselves is whether or not their target audience is forced to do that activity to survive. If so, don't jokingly pretend to do that activity for fun!
I genuinely don't understand why people are so upset about this. I've worked many minimum wage retail jobs, and yeah, it sucks. But why should I let myself get upset over sometime playing dress up
I totally agree with you.
I always say thanks to people who make my food if they weren’t working too I’d have to make that shit at home every time so make sure you’re appreciative
@@Texas-yeehaw If a stranger came up to you on the street and said the most atrocious things about your mother, your sister, your wife etc, then told you that you were too much of a wuss to do anything about it, would you care? Obviously. Anyone would.
So why would you care about some stranger insulting you?
Totally agree on the year of being a server thing. Having that first hand perspective can make people more empathetic to the people they're dealing with.
I work at a gas station where time is constantly a issue, even if we get an hour of no guests (it almost never happens) we are constantly working to keep the place stocked and clean. Seeing people goofing off while working like they were infuriates me and I’m only 18! What sucks even more is that some days we get so swamped with guests we barely get our first 15 minute break, let alone the 2 we are technically meant to get
Why was he even a Police officer, he should have been FIRED.
Hey if he's on the "unreliable" list than he shouldn't do any testimonies, theyre unreliable
@@bobby7703not listen to the story? They allowed for past cases before they were put on the blacklist so that old cases could still be done!
@@bobby7703 If he's actively refusing to do his job, he shouldn't have that job. Could you or I get away with just refusing to work? "Protect and Serve, when I feel like it."
But he's on the list that says his testimony isn't credible. Meaning his testimony shouldn't lead to guilty or innocent. Doesnt matter if it's his job
Racist and unreliable cop proves he can’t be trusted, sounds about right
It’s wild and infuriating how Phill was talking about the tragic shooting in the US, their occupations and their family roles, and then seeing people talk about Israeli attack on Gaza, treating civilian deaths like they’re numbers and pure terrorists, not the same people who are doctors, vets, lawyers, sons and daughters and moms and dads.
I don’t know how to handle this disparity in the states treating them like ‘human animals’
Israel doesn't parade the bodies of desecrated innocent people. Israel also doesn't like killing innocent people.
Hamas members and Hamas supporters are animals.
You may not think Israeli forces are innocent either, but the difference in humanity is not even close between the two factions.
It's funny to me how nobody is bothering to ask how are so many Palestinians are dying despite Israel warning of bombing well before they happen. Just some food for thought. It doesn't change anything, but it's really funny to me how nuanced everyone is being when all I hear is "we don't like innocent people dying". Yeah, no sht. Nobody does. You think the IDF enjoys Palestinian children dying? Really? You know for certain that Hamas and their supporters do. They parade these things and post it to social media ffs. But no, Israel is just as bad, right?
Come to me with an actual nuanced take. Tell us what alternative does Israel have to get rid of Hamas other than destroying them the way are doing right now? If you think there is a peaceful solution then you are just as ignorant as most people on the internet - Hamas' only goal is to destroy Israel. That's in their founding papers. It's not the prosperity and freedom of the Palestinian people. It only cares about the destruction of Israel.
So please be so kind and offer an alternative solution instead of virtue signaling as an anonymous voice on the internet. So far I've seen zero. And I suspect it won't change. Would love to be proven wrong.
definitely.
I understand completely, but to play devil's advocate, I guess we're not really evolved to care with all our might about people on the other side of the world in the same way we do for our neighbors/tribe.
I remember a comic that said "your dog died." This guy's brain goes "*sad thoughts," then his ant farm falls down and his head explodes from the abundance of sad thoughts. Our brains just can't or won't do that.
@@johnhein2539 that would’ve been true, had it not been for the complete opposite (very rightful) reaction for Ukraine, and the Rohingya genocide, and the same response to the same exact conflict but for Israeli civilians.
It’s not that humans haven’t evolved. This is pure selective sympathy fueled by bias narrative that the western leadership wants to portray and it’s become very obvious and tiresome. The whole ‘west is good, east is bad’ has become an outdated false statement, and every day, the same people who promote that narrative do the exact opposite to disprove it.
@@johnhein2539 there's no need for devil's advocacy here. in this case where Phil is related more closely to Zionists and the Israeli government. plus if he is independent news that just shares the news he's failing to show both sides of what's unfolding here or the nuances that Hamas doesn't equal every Palestinian
I'm incredibly tired of how no large creator can say anything publicly negative about Mr. Beast without people acting like they threatened to drop kick a baby.
Well when most of the criticism he receives is invalid, and when he does so much good in the world, yeah it gets really fucking frustrating watching each new "scandal" unfold. Some people are just insanely cynical and will assume that every successful person is secretly a bad person. Jimmy doesn't deserve to be targeted by opportunists just because they have their own flaws and want someone to direct their anger at.
Maybe if any of the criticism was ever credible I would agree, but it literally never is. Not some chick who literally wouldn't be anywhere without her looks crying about being edited in a way she didn't like.
@@badwolf3618 people cant even admit to not liking him without his fan base losing their minds
If I refuse to do a major part of my job, I either get an earful and/or a punishment, or get straight up fired. How does someone whose sole job revolves around the thing they are (childishly) refusing to do, get to keep that same job with no repercussions or actions taken? That's insane...
Everything you covered about the Israeli-Invasion was valid but I don’t understand why the humanitarian atrocities still occurring in Gaza aren’t discussed as well
No one cares about a terrorist state lmao
because he is biased. 7500 Palestinians killed, mostly children and elderly, with tons of footage of their suffering yet he doesn't show any footage of that. Only footage of a handful of Israels who were injured.
Been seeing that as well more coverage on the Israeli matters and a bit less on the Palestine people.
Even covering the hate crimes and the language used, but not covering the language used in the reports where they called Palestinians "animals", etc. It's pretty disappointing to see the same issue here that is in most media these days. Biases buried in the word choice is subtle enough a lot of people miss it. Dogwhistles, etc, super common way to dehumanize those the mainstream decides is the enemy. Palestinian citizens are people too, but you'd never know it by the reports on the so-called "Israel-Hamas" war.
This. I find it incredibly disappointing that the focus is almost entirely on individual incidents of antisemitism or on the 1 hostage that was killed. While these are horrible incidents how we can we in good conscience frame the coverage around that when we are watching ethnic cleansing take place before our eyes.
The thing with the shootings and the trauma from it is that it makes more people suffer from PTSD and cause more mental duress to an already mentally strung out country. A whole generation is being built to just suffer constant fear or in the worst cases they snap too
I work at a synagogue. I'm not Jewish but we've received several threats since October 7th. We had to increase security and cancel events. We were targeted a few years ago so we had already installed panic buttons and have bulletproof glass and a robust security system but seeing the fear up close is terrifying.
quit work then. Who needs places of worship in 2023? Religion is done.
@@Damalycusreligion is on the rise what are you talking about?? When hardships and tough times arise, religion goes on the rise. This is the pattern all throughout history.
@@Damalycus I've considered it but it is an interesting job that pays well with some benefits. Chances are if I left, it'd be for less pay and probably not as fun. I'm not very religious myself but I work at the most attended synagogue out of four in the area. I often work at the other temples too.
I've never worked retail or customer service, but always wish I had for just a brief period to have that experience. My very first job I worked at a factory for the summer (quite literally sitting at a station and doing a repetitive task all day; no phones allowed for music/podcasts); it was solitary, monotonous work that felt like 8 hours of detention every day (soul-sucking, though in a different way than retail/customer service). Despite how much I hated the job, I'm glad I had that experience to give me perspective and give me a reference point on how crappy some jobs can be. Now I'm an engineer with a much busier and more interesting job. My current job isn't perfect, but I'm grateful to have it knowing how good it is compared to my factory job.
"the impact for them goes beyond just the news cycle." - That shit hits deep. Heartbroken for these people - and everyone victimized by a problem uniquely ours.
I feel like the way Phil talked about the Mr. Beast/Rosanne situation wasn’t really fully laid out and kinda felt more gossip like instead of laying out a lot of things that she talked about in the H3 podcast. I think the big thing about her not wanting to claim any type of money and the fact that the top winner also cheated to win. She really thinks that first place should have gone to Quackity and that he ALSO brought this issue up but because he talked more in depth in his Spanish channel no one really talked about it. Idk I think that one of the most influential people on UA-cam should be held accountable for lying. Insert any of these creators for your favorite person instead of someone you don’t care about or know
He loves Mr. Beast. He promotes him like every week.
Yeah, you couldn't fault him for that. His news segment researcher is obviously a fan of Mr. beast. He's not actually researching all this news mate, he has someone researching it, someone else editing it. Uses his own face to bring the news in youtube. Don't get confused on who's bringing the news here.
Its a charity game of hide and seek it's really not that serious. Not to mention editing the best narrative is a part of all entertainment. Y'all are acting like he did something horrible when all he did is pick more relevant people to be in the video longer. Being mad you were cut out is fine but being that petty over a charity match just gives entitlement vibes
@@JohnDoe-hj9fh The person who won got a million dollars to their community. That's not serious?
@@Palitato I don't even know what this is supposed to mean but no it's money for charity. Also she didn't win so she wouldn't have won the money either way
Ive worked at a couple of retail stores and costco is where its at if you want positive customer interaction. Its part of the reason im sticking with it. On average the people who shop here are just way more chill
You know it never ceases to amaze me how many stories start off with me shaking my head only to find out that of course it happened in the city where I live, of course it was police in the city where I live. Gotta love STL.
I doubt this will happen but I would hope that Mr Beast with his big ol platform would speak out against the threats Rosanna received over all of this. Overall the entire situation was just too much but the threats she received is sick. Im so disgusted at people's immediate reactions to tweet out d**th threats or for people to k*ll themselves because they speak out on something.
Why would he speak out against it when it benefits him? Mrbeast is just another UA-camr who wants to get rich and famous that doesn't care about who he hurts on his way to the top.
@ethanmcknobbyknees1017 I completely agree with you. It's a shame but at the end of the day he's like every other UA-camr
That's the audience he fosters. One of the best for making money off.
making all the fuss so it would help her mental health by going public about it not on one media but all of the big platforms. Is offense is her biggest defense? I don't get it.
She lied lol
I think it's so evil how so many companies are trying to roll back the hybrid/work-from-home gains that we saw during lockdown. I don't think many companies can argue that letting employees work from home made them less profitable/productive. Many CAN say that their employees had better job satisfaction, had better work/home life balance, and felt like they could actually save money for once. Maybe we need federal intervention to stop employers from forcing these useless arbitrary work conditions on employees who can do their jobs from home.
I don’t think companies actively want to worsen their employees experience. It would hurt themselves. So it’s more likely they actually do believe it hurts productivity.
You're hurting the corporate real estate market. The government will side against you
@@TOPNOTCH80no. It makes the elites upset the commercial real estate market is tanking, so they’re pressuring their buddies to make changes that “cost them nothing.” Ask me how I know.
Lmao big corp made billions during lockdowns small business suffered as planned
@@TOPNOTCH80 I'm pretty sure a lot of it is the extremely backwards thinking of people in management who still think everyone being in the office means everyone is working. Ignoring the mountains of evidence that 99.999999% of people will "goof off" at some point in their work day. Management doesn't understand people, their jobs require them to look at numbers and charts.
I’d also add you can work frontline healthcare in lieu of retail or server positions. People are absolutely horrible to frontline healthcare workers. From scheduler and front desk to doctors
As a member of management in retail, I have been saying for years that it should be a requirement for everyone to work in retail or food for at least 6 months. It builds the foundation of how to view the world around you both in a employee-consumer perspective but also employee-employer. It seems at times the very people who should be on the same team as you end up also contributing to the unappreciative atmosphere in which you work. It also teaches you to gauge your own work. Do I work extra hard this week to help the team I care about, or do I do just enough to send a message to those even higher in the chain.
My takeaway from the Mr Beast topic is the issue of what else is not authentic? How many others have been edited incorrectly, but don't have a platform to speak on it or lawyers bc of the NDA? Or how many of the actual winners were prechosen to win? The winner of the Rosana video apparently was hiding in spaces that weren't allowed to be used, which would have left him disqualified. It just raises a lot of questions.
That was my takeaway too. Now I've been on Twitter for a while and always roll my eyes so hard when I see people hating on Mr beast for literally no reason but this raises a few eyebrows at least. I don't think he's a terrible person or anything like that but it is a little suspicious
Its like every single week there's something about this guy. Either he's a piece of shit hiding behind a smile or people just want to go after him because he's popular
So it’s just like “reality” tv
@Javabeanlatte no one hates on mr beast for him, himself, they hate on his content and the montezation of it. And as well his choices.
I definitely agree with this. He claims thar his videos are "authentic" but this definitely brings that into question, and he should certaintly take this into account so he does better.
It's sad to live in a world where people think raping and killing is okay because they think the target is "evil".
Honestly it makes me question the idea of “evil” in general. Like the only time you hear the mention of evil is typically in the same breath as someone saying we need to hurt someone or some group. It seems more like a dog whistle than something that really exists
@@Armera an interesting thing to ponder indeed
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@@Armeraoh evil definitely exists, it just most often exists at the other end of the finger pointing "evil!"
@@frankcaggiano8282 I couldn't agree more
The year of retail, year of food service/restaurant I 10000% agree with. I've been saying that for years at this point. I haven't been saying quite a year of each, but do think at least 6 months. Though I like the idea of a year now that you mention it. 😁
This would help more people learn to have some respect for these workers.
Thank you for showing the victims and not the shooter. I really appreciate your stance on not giving these people the attention that inspires others to act on violence for notoriety. You're a good one, Phil.
I just moved to St. Louis at the beginning of this year and from a family member born and raised here all their life The sentiment seems to be that Kim Gardner was the one who let those murderers walk. I’m really disgusted that it is once again the cops who are perpetrating this disgusting behavior while the prosecutors are just trying to do the right thing
This needs more attention and likes it's crazy to hear people taking the cops side 🙄🙄
I work in st louis County in a criminal justice adjacent field. The amount of just almost blind hatred for Gardner always blew me away and I never quite understood it. Because trust me working in the criminal justice field, there's plenty of people in a variety of positions who made my job hard as well as others but don't seem to get any attention yet this woman I've never met got SO much. Granted the St Louis city Court is needlessly complicated and inefficient in some ways but I dont think that was only a her problem
Sounds about White.
I agree with your “everyone should work customer service at least once”. On top of that, all politicians should be forced to serve as teachers and/or nurses in hospitals for at least nine months to see what impact their decisions have.
Adding to this, politicians should be paid the minimum wage of the places they represent.
Instead of community service credits, all students should be required to do 120 hours of a retail/service industry job for graduation.
@mbanerjee5889 120 hours is nothing. Make it the full summer between 11th and 12th grade. That way, they also get exposed to the reality of never having time off, too.
@@mbanerjee5889 we had a class that did something like this
this is my favorite youtube video mon-thurs and sometimes friday
Worked at Walmart from February 2003 to November 2003 after getting out high school. I’m thankful that I worked there. Gave me the drive to do more and want more out of life. Got treated like trash by some customers and management.
Phils coverage of Israel/Palestine is uncomfortable one sided
in what way
@@Dramn_ the fact that he only used Israeli sources and never once mentioned the Palestinians. The fact that he mentioned the antisemitism (which is awful) and failed to mention Islamophobia.
@@Dramn_Today, he failed to mention the fact that Isreal cut off all communications in Gaza and then bombed them with what has been the heaviest night of bombing thus far.
@@Dramn_He mentions the antisemitism going on in a completely different place, verbally and some getting a touch violent, meanwhile Palestinians are in real time performing amputations on each other with no anesthesia, there is no fuel, no electricity, and now no communication with the rest of us because Israel has bombed it all away near the reporters
@@srom457he acknowledged the lack of sources from Gaza in every video since the beginning of the attacks, particularly when aid groups were pulled out, and he says here that Israel is being very silent about what they are doing in the region. Unfortunately, because Israel has all the power in reporting the news right now, there isn’t much he can report besides hearsay from the situation in Gaza, and he and his team cannot simply report on what they can’t find sources for. Until outside sources can get non-Israeli sources from the region that is in full blown invasion, the news he will report will be extremely one-sided.
So im a psych major, and ive shadowed at psych wards before. And i can tell you thdm holding him for 2 weeks means he was severely mentally ill / unstable. This incident was 100% preventable.
I’ve worked in healthcare for over 15 years and for about seven years of that was in a hospital with a psych ward, and you are absolutely right. I mean I have seen people who were locked up for about two weeks, but those were individuals who had harmed themselves. Those were individuals who had active plans to harm or in the lives of themselves or others, and were being open about it. They were very very unwell.so just thinking of those individuals and how unwell they were and how dangerous they were to themselves and potentially other people, the fact that he was kept in for two weeks should have been enough to remove all his weapons from him, and not allow him to purchase any others. But unfortunately politicians just don’t give a shit.
How should it be prevented? Should he just be put in prison for being mentally unstable even if they had no reason to think he was going to do something like this?
@@GoldenMechaTiger If you watched and listened closely to the news story at hand, you'd understand people are talking about a process where someone's guns can be taken away if they are a threat to people's safety. Now, please, do you really assume that what we mean by this is "put in prison forever"? Or are you just being dumb on purpose?
@@GoldenMechaTigerwell for ome his family members could've taken his guns once they saw he obviously wasn't right in the head. The cops could've actually performed a welfare check on him and had him involuntary admitted to a hospital.
@@Autumn-Leafeon Taking his guns away wouldn't make it "100% preventable"
I’ve done 15 years in retail, I’ve been screamed at, punched and even had customers I’ve caught shoplifting who I only asked to put the items back politely I must add, try to cost me my job. My partner who also works retail had his ribs broken last year by a customer and his shop was robbed at gun point a couple of months later while customers just looked on and continued shopping. I’ve had to take a number of counselling courses to support my colleagues over the years due to the amount of times I’ve had tears in our tea room due to long hours and stress of the expectations that we have on us from higher up the management chain. I agree that every school leaver should do at least a few months of working with the public to prepare them for the real world and have a an appreciation for one of the most underpaid and demanding professions around.
Mr. Beast is LITERALLY living the Batman dichotomy of “you either die the hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain”.
I still think it’s a betrayal of trust for Rosanna. It’s definitely not the end of the world, but it would definitely make me not want to collab with another if they lie about the result like this for someone with more clout (and Logan of all people) for a more “exciting” video
It should serve as a warning for other creators, that Mr Beast does have some negative points if you want to work with him. Not a complete No goner, but still a thing to keep it mind.
In the end, Mr. Beast is just another stranger on the platform. You decide whether you want to work with him anymore.
I know you're far from ignorant. If you're going to cover the Israel-Gaza stories, allocate time to both of them. And talk about the global reactions. It was disappointing that you seemed to ignore, if not gloss over, everything that has happened over the weekend.
MrBeast is so cultish now just like Taylor Swift. Dude could murder someone and everyone would say “He’s helped thousand and done so much for his community.” As if that absolves of him of any potential wrongdoing-it’s creepy.
Israel calling other barbaric is crazy when they’re literally doing it on a larger scale.
SO basically the police detective proved that they were right to put him on an exclusion list, by somehow allowing criminals to get away with their crime by being a petulant child man. Well played there detective....
She blacklisted him for an innocent thing he said on his social media, and then tried demanding him to help her prosecuters even after fucking him over.
100% agree that everyone should experience working in the service industry. I used to work at Popeyes and literally had someone threaten me with physical harm because I could not sell them chicken after we had closed. It humbled you and makes you realize how unhinged people can be.
I love Phil's idea of people being required to work retail and/or as a server in a restaurant. I have, unfortunately, only ever worked retail jobs, but it has significantly changed how I treat employees at other stores when I shop. My husband was a server for a long time and it has affected how we behave when we go out to eat. I think we'd still end up with a few assholes, though, because my mom worked retail as a teen and then again when she retired from teaching and it has not made any noticeable difference in how much of a Karen she is when we go out in public.
I work in retail and Ive been at my job since May of this year. Its super tough I wont lie and I do genuinely wish that customers who are rude/entitled would work several busy shifts in my workplace so they can appreciate how much hard work that goes into our store especially when it comes to cleaning up at the end of the day. I'm thankful that I do love where I work and its a great working environment too but yeah would love to have the entitled/rude/selfish customers work with us over several busy shifts
"It's a mental health issue" and then we don't do anything about it, and they buy guns legally. It's a gun issue, too. I'm so sick of this, I can barely even get upset anymore because it just happens so often. Never here in Maine... but still. I'm kinda numb to it because I just can't keep getting enraged.
It’s a shame both political sides will do nothing about mental health issues and pretend to do something about guns. Reminds of that Futurama episode where politicians argue about a 2% tax but don’t do anything about it.
I’ve been saying something similar. You hit it right on the head though. They say it’s a mental health issue and then when it’s actually a mental health issue and it’s really obvious that this person shouldn’t have had a gun they’re still like throwing their hands in the air going well it doesn’t matter. He would’ve gotten a gun anyway, if you wanted to. The truth is, I think at least that conservative voters and conservative politicians. Just don’t care until it happens to them directly. They just do not care about anything that doesn’t happen in their own home and then sometimes depending on the political party and what we’re talking about they still don’t care.
@@MrDoverfield no matter what, i will always blame the people. you guys still play their political game even though they did nothing for you
It's an access issue. Kids having access to their parents guns. Adult with mental health issue being able to access guns. Being able to steal guns from homes of people who did not lock them up. Gun fairs making it easy to obtain those guns. We don't actually know how many guns america has at one time because there is such a huge issue with access. Your average licensed gun owner isn't going to be an issue. They went through the steps to get it done. And they are protecting their family by teaching themselves and each other gun saftey. The bigger issue is that even if only 1% of gun owners don't lock them up or relinquish them, we will sti have a huge epidemic. thats about 100,000 guns at least. With 40% of the population owning guns in america.
@@Dave_of_Mordor What is your solution?
As a Mainer I personally appreciate your handling of the mass shooting. Its sad that there were multiple mass shootings over the past week, IN/FL/IL & more. Just ridiculous we have to even have this conversation. Thank you for keeping these stories in people’s mind.
What's really ridiculous is we have to KEEP having this conversation constantly to the point that we don't have enough energy left to put much emotion into it after a while.
"Casually horrible" is a phrase I never thought I would hear. But here we are, I guess.
My son’s principal’s brother and nephew were killed in the shooting. Our community is heartbroken, they are a wonderful family 😢
I am begging you to every single time you talk about the situation involving Israel and Palestine to remind everyone listening that Israeli people and Jewish people are not necessarily the same group of people. While many Israelis are Jewish, there are many more Jews who are not Israelis. I feel that during this conflict, everyone looks at these two groups as one in the same.
But also to add to that, Israelis aren't the same as the Israeli goverment.
This. I'm American. I am not a ProudBoy. We are both, unfortunately, American. We are not both terrorists. We're caught in crossfire as part of neutral civilization among the extremists. It's not fair.
Honestly people shouldn't be targeted either way because of their ethnicity or religion of choice. To clarify it, doesn't really do a service imo
"There are many black people that are Christian, but to clarify there is many more who are Christian but aren't black"
Like, okay? I don't think serves an actual purpose except for personal bias.
Correct me if I'm wrong
as long as people still group Palestine with Hamas, people will still group jews with Israel.
I'm begging you to understand that to a lot of people, Israel and the Jews ARE synonymous, because "Israel is a place full of Jews and we hate the Jews." And by that, I mean that I am begging you to understand that 90% of the criticism you hear about Israel is the latest version of centuries old propaganda known as the Blood Libel: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_libel#20th_century_and_beyond
I really wish people were more concerned about how out of touch with reality politicians and judges are, over some influencer doing what they do.
People get just as mad over an influencer dressing up as a minimum wage worker or a UA-camr editing a charity game as they do for literally hate crimes and abuses of power
In regards to the Maine shooting: My first job in mental health was doing those assessments for suicidal/homicidal ideation that police brought in. This story doesn't surprise me in the least bit. The level of incompetency by every law enforcement office would astound you.
I 100% agree that people should work retail to understand the stress and give more grace when on the customer side of the counter.
Love how Charli can smile and throw her hair around while at the register because she will go home, never knowing what it's like to be screamed by a guest for not having the item in stock. It's so tone deaf. I get yelled at by guests 2-10 times a shift. Charli doesn't get to go on the unstable ladders, the constant on your feet running around for hours. I want to leave my job but I can't. I can't find another job with the same hourly rate and so I am forced to suffer because I need the money. Call me jealous, but I just want to make enough so I can get out and pursue my dreams.
Not everyone will be able to live out their dreams
@@joshuataylor111Incredible insight, apply for a noble prize immediately. This is groundbreaking.
@joshuataylor111 but that also doesn't excuse the poverty we're subjected to for full-time hours. Workers now, even in many educated fields are subjected to horrible abuse (no to mention the threat of violence) for barely enough to afford food and rent. There's no excuse. Besides, not everyone's dream is to be an influencer. My dream is to literally just be comfortable and stable. That would be amazing.
if you are relatively able-bodied, consider looking for funded trades programs. been in retail and customer service my whole life, but i just started a funded forestry and wildfire suppression course. either partially or fully funded programs are all over, for all sorts of trades, since people are aging out of the work all the time and increasingly as the boomers kick it.
i wouldnt be able to do any school if i didnt find funding, it just was not possible with my skills nd the hours i was getting whilst not destroying my mental health.
good luck, fellow person.
I work in retail too, and I do agree
But it's not even about making enough to pursue my dreams, I just want to make enough to get by and live a fairly comfortable life and pay rent
Charli is definitely tone deaf for this, it's another case of influencers cosplaying being poor when I imagine a lot of them are amongst the awful customers we get everyday.
I’m pissed about the Mr Beast situation, one thing Phil didn’t mention is that Mr Beast was only trying to get Rosanna to talk over the phone which would have left no receipts and left a lot of room for him to lie or say whatever he wanted with no evidence.
He refused to handle it over messages and stopped messaging when she would not get on the phone with him. Huge red flag for me.
I don’t think she mishandled this except that she felt the need to apologize and walk it back.
Yeah, people only want to handle stuff over the phone in situations like this so it's not in writing
Yeah I wouldn’t want a personal phone call either, I’ve had bosses try to do it after allegations of sexual harassment in work places and I just straight up told them “ I will not be verbally discussing anything, any further contact we will have will need to be written down.”
Okay, You aren't gonna take out Mrbeast like that. Like i know you hate him but this isn't gonna make a dent to his income. Keep trying though.
@@pixelcount350 No one's trying to take out Mrbeast or hurt his income, they just want to see him be honest and make a genuine apology to Rosanna
@@sweetpotion Nah, Sounds like an excuse to send more hate his way to make a dent in his income. I get it, You hate him. Be honesty about it though.
I like the subtle effects on the AI story. Kudos to your graphics team.
I worked in hotels for the better part of a year, and now I have an office job i couldn't be more grateful.
Fully agree with Phil on the year of retail or food service. You can always tell the people that have done those jobs before because when you encounter them if something is going wrong they are empathetic about it. I know I've been chill when things go wrong with retail or even drive-thru's and see the relief on the employees face when I tell them it's no big deal; they can see I know what it's like and I'm not about to be abusive.