I too would like to award Phil the ... ..."Dad of the Day"... ... for his double (triple, I feel that 'We' get some credit by proxy here) teaming of his Spawn with his lovely Pirate Mom. Have Fun&Post Dangerous 'Only ship in the Galaxy to come equipped with a soul 😇'
@@user-cx5jj2yv3p This is speculation, but I can imagine a shitty childhood with multiple siblings where the one that got the least attention from family was missing on critical social nurturing, or even basic nutrition went only to the favored siblings, while the black sheep yada yadas through life learning that faking illness = attention/sympathy = increased liklihood of "success" in life. These lessons could go on to never be corrected well into adulthood, and a little monster within her that had convinced her, attention = survival, this thing is going crazy in her as she got none of the places she wanted to in life. She just needs more attention and people will help her. People will see her suffering, and who suffers more than a mother who's child is ill? Oh, and then there's the option of getting disability, or a charity assistance for struggling with this sick child. Time and habit turns one sick woman into 6 sick children who will go on to have their own problems in life, and lessons to learn about life without a mother, about who you can trust. A web of family members tied to this anchor of a woman who would see the world around her dragged to hell.
Considering that she sought out men to date in order to poison their children while she was released trial, keeping her from the public and any potential contact with children for 60 years seems prudent.
@@FoxManMrMan I will be shocked if she makes it out of prison. 60 years is basically a life sentence. I'm worried she might try to poison other inmates.
Yes, shes a threat, but we shouldn't just lock people in cages. She needs professional help. Now we foot the bill forever to cage her and make the prison system money instead of rehabilitating people and bettering society.
New Zealander here - the generational smoking ban was very popular, and while the new conservative government hasn't given an answer on their own "better" way to lower smoking numbers, it's commonly accepted that they actually wanted to keep tobacco tax revenue coming.
American here that identifies as a radical libertarian. I don't think a government should be allowed to tell any citizens what they can or can't do with their own bodies.
@@ian2000sounds good if you ignore the obvious fact that smoking doesn't just affect the person smoking but also everyone around them that end up breathing in the smoke with them.
@@Bloodglas That same argument could be used for abortion or even the choice to keep the child, can it not? The woman is the only one that can make the decision, regardless of how their choice adversely effects the father or potential grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, cousins and the list goes on. Don't get me twisted, I am pro-choice 100%, although that goes for the fathers choice as well. I'm just pointing out the counter argument to your comment. If the government wants to make laws stating that public smoking within a certain distance of people that don't want to smoke and smoking around children should be illegal, I'm down with that. However, wholesale telling people they can't smoke is overstepping.
@@ian2000 this is just a weird take in this context... Please, for the class. Without using ✨PeRsOnAl FrEeDoM✨, explain why cigarettes and tobacco shouldn't be banned? Follow up question. Do you think things like meth, fentanyl, morphine, and oxycodone should be unrestricted? Another follow up question. Do you then also support testing and regulations of the cleanliness and purity of those drugs so the average user knows exactly what they are getting and paying for, and that it's not laced or tampered with? Yet another follow up question. Would you also support state funded social programs to help people who are struggling with addiction get clean and rebuild their life? Or does all of this begin and end with "I dONt WaNNa bE tOld wHaT To dO"?
It is so messed up that there's people who would be great parents but can't have kids. And then there's monster's that have 5 kids and straight up poison them.
@@banquetoftheleviathan1404lol i have 2 younger brother one 1y2m3d younger than me and my other brother is 5y8m15d younger than me and we all got plenty of attention from both pur parents although me and my dad tended to slend more time together because my 2 younger bros did not hunt. Maybe it was the age difference but we all got attention and my mom still treats us equally my dad however is sadly gone.
In a deterministic universe, no person is responsible for anything they do. However, in the absence of negative consequences the human animal runs wild. When you do awful things you must face severe consequences. Full stop.
Bruh seriously tho. She poisoned her children for years and when she got caught she actively sought to date men with children so she poison those kids too. She is a clear and present danger to society. Screw her. 16 years is too light of sentence.
Ok lets look at this objectively, what exactly is the reason behind that what do they gain, cause I don't see a single valid reason it just seems like evil to be evil like a Disney villain I don't get it
@@justhaku9240 the reason sadly is $$ as with most shitty decisions made by our governments. I feel like our leaders have forgotten that the reason money is important is as a tool to better the lives of its citizens not the other way round
@@justhaku9240 I think it comes from the fiscal conservative / constitutional purist part of the Republican Party. They sell the ideas to their voters as, "We'll lower taxes" and "It wasn't in the constitution when the founding fathers wrote it so it's unacceptable"
@@justhaku9240 this is republican desire to privatize k-12 schools. They tried to push hard on the voucher program to get as many kids out of public schools as possible to starve public schools of funds and force them to shutdown. This is the ultimate plan to completely remove federal money from public education, which will disproportionately impact low income communities. High income neighborhoods have the tax base to not need federal tax money for public schools, and have the best public schools as a result. This further feeds more profit for the private school industry. Republicans have been trying to kill public k-12 for decades.
I'm a smoker that raised two smoke free kids into adults. What worked for me was the fact that my kids watched me struggle to quit, and ultimately watched me fail. I educated my kids on the dangers and always was honest with them about the effects. I told them that with smoking, it was better to never start. Both of my kids are now in their 30's and neither one has ever touched a cigarette, and I'm happy about it. Smoking is a generational habit that ends with my generation.
I'm so sorry nicotine got to you but this is the way to do it. I hope you give it another go on trying but if you've made peace with it, I wish you a long and healthy life nonetheless
It started with me. Both parents 100% smoke free since that one time my dad asked his aunt when he was 7 what that tastes like and she let him take a drag. I'm the failure to quit smoking with kids. They have definitely seen the struggle bus of my quitting. Made it a year while unemployed but that felt like a necessity leash.
I had the opposite effect. I was a smoker for 20 years and I saw how much my child copied me as a baby. Before he was even 1 I had quit. But still I'm glad for your story too.
I grew up with smoker parents and it definitely had a cooling effect on me. I hated the smell and my parents continually refused to stop smoking inside our apartment and even in the car. As a child, concerned teachers asked me if I smoked because my clothes smelled like cigarette. When my parents struggled with money, they still had to spend insane amounts of money on cigarettes. Sometimes, they chose it over bills or other needed items. I watched them attempt to quit at times, suffer, and ultimately fail. I've never touched a cigarette in my life and I've never been so much as been tempted, considering I was up close and personal with the downsides.
As a dad of 3 boys who are all elementary school age, I agree with the judges sentencing. Anyone who abuses children in any form should be in prison for the rest of their life. Especially in this case where she abused multiple children.
@@sourgreendolly7685 So she will spend the rest of her life with food on her plate, clean clothes , internet access , a roof over her head, access to medical care .....hope they make her work for all those privileges' . So many good people who don't have those things.
If prison is such a pretty place to live retire there, otherwise shut up with the same 45+ year old arguement. Serious spend 30 days there even 10. Prison and jail 5 days each. Ask for medical eat your meals then tell me same thing....stfu.....@@bernadetteb176
@@bernadetteb176people die in jail from no medical attention let alone prison. Unless your a bully, or got money, you lose weight in jail, i went for weed. I know conditions, shut the %^&* up. Your just as much a POS, as the people that hurt other. As for me never should have been in, period.... I fought bad law, your just a bad person, because you think yourself better. Your not......
Tina Peters was my stepmom's boss during the election. She thought the Lindell camp was going to shield her from any consequences. I think it's important context that Mesa county is in a safe red district, Boebert's soon to be former district. I'm relieved that she's facing appropriate consequences. Some be stupid, Stupid.
Another way to deal with mosquitoes is to find ways to encourage dragonflies to breed where you live and encourage birds that eat mosquitoes to nest nearby.
@@freez1ngsapper Bat friends! People legit scared of bats after covid I've seen it first hand, well I mean people didn't like them before hand but it sure didn't help
@@justhaku9240wow, I didn’t know there was a greater fear of bats now. Are you located in the US or elsewhere? This summer there have been more bats on my property and - perhaps not coincidentally - less mosquitos than usual. They always kinda spook me a bit but I am in awe every time I watch them. An unsettling flight pattern, but also kind of weirdly magical. It always feels like they appear out of thin air
Quick note on the first story: As someone who works in the developmental disabilities field, it is standard that you can't get an autism diagnosis before 3 years old. Doctors can suspect it and recommend services, but they can't officially diagnose it.
I'm getting really sick of hearing about how much money health care is costing the US as if the US government is paying for it and it's coming out of your tax dollars. Individual families are paying for their own medical costs. Period. We're forced to pay into insurance companies that don't even have to pay all of your bill when you get sick. Start talking about how much insurance payments are costing citizens.
The US Government does spend a lot of healthcare as well though, and it spends way more / capita than other developed countries and some how gets less from that spending, and this spending is tax payer money, so you should be pissed about that as well.
@@calky360 the reason? because they buy stuff that should cost a pittance at a premium, all the privite companys who have lobbied to make eveything about the healthcare system expensive, insilun can be created for litteraly fractions of a dollar, whats it sold for? HUNDREDS
Never mind that they rake in billions taxing the hell out of all tobacco products. Maybe instead of using that money to buy the state cops new SUV's every couple years they could put it toward balancing out the healthcare costs. Just a thought.
@@a2pabmb2 ironic anyway. they make millions taxing tabacco just to spend the same if not morw on treating smokers with lung disease, cardiac issues and cancer
I get your point but also the US government actually does spend a ridiculous amount from taxes towards healthcare, way more than other countries even those with universal healthcare. The US healthcare system is uniquely inefficient in how much it costs for the kind of outcomes it gets.
Elon Musk, the guy who spent 40B on twitter...... as an economic advisor for our countries spending. These are the people conservatives vote for. they vote for names over qualification.
As a high school teacher with eight years of experience who is returning to the classroom this year after taking one off for mental/physical health reasons, I’m really grateful Selina Gomez is helping get this service rolling. I’ll definitely be looking into it!
As a youth psychologist and therapist, I am really looking forward to how her project takes off. She's a huge influence and her speaking up and offering help in any form will go a long way for a lot of people.
I'm a former smoker and big into freedom of choice. I think cigarettes should be banned. Smoking doesn't just effect you, but everyone around you and their health. Many harmful choices are banned. We are so used to seeing cigarettes and smoking being accepted that we don't put it in the same category as hard-core drugs. Yet it has killed millions and kills more people every day.
you cant be big into freedom of choice and also be ok with banning things. Especially since it is a thing that YOU used to do at one point and where obviously fine with it. It is impossible. What is the difference from you dictating and pushing for something to be banned while others who want to ban other things is considered wrong. I dont think you are fully critically thinking on this matter. Are you under or over the age of 45?
complete prohibition has never worked and it never will work unless you can completely destroy and cut off supply. Very difficult to do. It will go underground and become even more dangerous. Raising cigarette taxes here has been the most effective for me in quitting. I can't afford them anymore. =D Not saying that's great either, but prohibition is not the answer. Appropriate education without zealous demonization has been far more effective on the younger generations. Yes. some will still smoke, but as it becomes less popular, less people are keen on joining any trend. I'm almost 40 and I used to go to parties where 80-100% of the people smoked. Now it's like only 1 or 2 people and if I was the only one, I didn't smoke.
Thank you so much for acknowledging that it harms others - I developed asthma when the other kids at my Jr high (7th grade in Canada; we were 12 or 13) started smoking. I never smoked. The symptoms have always been worse around smokers and gone away almost entirely in smoke free environments. People want to believe that they're only harming themselves and I'm faking attacks (you'd be hard pressed to fake an asthma attack like I get if you don't have bronchitis or something)
@@BNezzy Yes, you can believe in freedom and believe in banning too. That's why we have laws. If you want to destroy your body go ahead, you have the freedom to do so, however if you want insurance to cover you after you make that choice, they have the freedom to not or to ban you. If what you do effects others in a negative way you don't have the freedom to do that anymore. Both freedom & banning is perspective. Also, your last comment is irrelevant & disrespectful. They stated their opinion just fine. There was no need to take it to a personal level and be rude.
I feel like this is one of those cases where there should just be no years even stated. You're done. You don't deserve freedom ever again after spending it like that.
For people who aren’t in the medical field, Münchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental health disorder in which a caregiver creates the appearance of health problems in another person, typically their child, and sometimes (rarely) when an adult simulates an illness in another adult partner. This might include altering test samples or injuring a child. The caregiver or partner then presents the person as being sick or injured. Permanent injury or death of the victim can occur as a result of the disorder. The behaviour might be motivated by the caregiver or partner seeking sympathy or attention. The cause is unknown, and it’s very difficult to treat.
@Nightraven26 ya, I get it and I empathize but it doesn't change my opinion one bit. Society needs to be protected from someone like her. Not because of her condition alone, but because she acted on it.
For the Mosquitoes problem. A small tip is to also plant lavender or rosemary or basil in your backyard. They repell against mosquitoes. Plant it like 3-5 feet from each other to make a force field.
Mosquitos are only silent until there’s one in your bedroom when you’re trying to fall asleep and it keeps buzzing past you and then disappearing when you turn on the lights to kill it. Then they are the loudest thing ever.
as a young person who started using nicotine products, I think the ban is the right move. One of the reasons why people start and find it hard to quit is that it's so accessible limiting access to them is a step in the right direction
I work as an Intern at my city's Public Health department and I’ve recently learned that we’ve done pretty well at making sure there aren’t West Nile-infected mosquitoes alive for the past two years, up until recently (we had two mosquitoes test positive in our mosquito traps in July). Luckily no one had tested positive for West Nile and overnight mosquito spraying should've killed any mosquitoes (and bugs) in the affected area. We just got back our latest traps so we are hoping none come back positive.
Is that an Inferno Omni pfp? Sorry if I shouldn't be asking this as it's not relevant to your comment, but I wanted to ask because I've been watching him for a while now and it's nice to see others with similar interests.
3:03 "Hi Trey...." you talkin' to me? LOL I have to say that did startle me for a second. LOL Thanks for the laugh and yes, Trey, your mom is not the worse. LOL
Making a drug illegal does not eliminate drug use. Banning cigarettes will put more people in jail, especially the marginalized, and do little else. Did no one learn anything from marijuana? The way to combat smoking and smoking-related deaths is through education, culture, and disencentives that don't restrict people's ability to live their lives, make bad decisions, and support themselves comfortably.
You're misunderstanding the word banning. A bad doesn't mean the same as illegalize. In Finland where I live smoking is banned in a lot of places, for example many residential buildings have banned smoking on your own balcony. No one is going to prison for smoking, you'll get fined (and if you're being a dick and breaking the no smoking on the blcony rule one too many yines, you might lose your house (even if you legally own it)). The point of banning is basically to inconvenience smokers as much as possible. If they're not allowed to smoke on the balcony, the bus stop, outside the store, on the sidewalk, in parking lots, in bars and restaurants etc etc, it's gonna be a pain in the ass to find a place to smoke. The main thing is also to stop people from starting in the first place, which is of course easier if there's less smoking people on the streets or in bars etc.
@@roseoverdose6451Alright snowflake get offended by an obvious exaggeration of a terrible interview who can't let the fact that Biden isn't even running more go.
If Trump closes the DoE, public schools in small town instantly close. We would have an educational crisis (and job loss) the likes of which we have never seen.
They have been threatening the DoE for ages, it would be disastrous, free public education is as American as Apple Pie I don’t know why they think they can get away with this.
Education lifts up the population, this has been proven again and again. They only want to get rid of it so they can keep getting Votes from the uneducated, just having us all go backward.
The DoE is one of the biggest failures in the history of American civil institutions. We've been falling behind the rest of the developed world in terms of precollegiate academic excellence and achievement since the late 60's. We are already in an educational crisis. We've been in an educational crisis for decades now. And we've been loosing jobs consistently since the 70's.
Howdy, professional sound engineer here with almost a decade and a half of experience. Phil is correct, as much as I'd love to dunk on trump in any way possible at every opportunity (and god knows I do), the lowered quality of the streaming audio is clearly degrading the resolution of the of high end frequencies above 4khz which isn't all that unusual for streaming audio degradation, resulting in what essentially sounds like a de-esser crushing all the sibilant frequencies, making trump sound like he has a slurring lisp. For what it's worth we can still dunk on elon for having a crappy platform with subpar streaming capabilities.
It sounded to me like Trump just needed to put his teeth back in. I know someone who developed a similar lisp while not wearing dentures. A much less technical answer and probably easily dismissed with photos of him on the call, but that's what I heard.
@@CrystalMathews it was 100% audio quality and compression. There was almost a million concurrent listeners. The infrastructure to stream high quality audio to every one of them is way more daunting than you might think
Another thing people can do to curb mosquitos is to invite dragonflies to the area. It takes a couple years to establish a breeding pond for them, but stringing thin cord (like that used for trellises) overhead gives them perfect hunting perches.
In some areas were people went whole hog on eliminating water for mosquitoes, they inadvertently destroyed dragonfly breeding ground so it didn’t reduce mosquito populations at all.
Omg are you in my head? The other day we went to the playground and were able to observe the dragonflies hunting mosquitoes. I contacted our local environmental organisation right after this and asked them how to "get" them in your area. It's quiet easy honestly and you just need like a 60 L bucket (needs to me 50 cm deep), so you don't even need a garden. But yeah, it can take a while till they breed in that bucket. Sometimes nature can surprise you though :)
There are dry counties that don't sell alcohol at all so it should be perfectly acceptable for counties/towns/cities etc to not allow sale of cigarettes.
“Wanna buy some death sticks?” “You don’t want to sell me death sticks.” “…I don’t wanna sell you death sticks.” “You want to go home and rethink your policies.” “I want to go home and rethink my policies.”
For smoking, if it were something that DIDN'T EFFECT EVERYONE AROUND YOU, there would be a better freedom of self choice argument. Since secondhand smoke doesn't discriminate, and may be worse than normal smoking in some conditions, it's a PUBLIC health issue, not a personal one.
As long as you're outside and even slightly courteous second hand smoke isn't an issue unless you're in a designated smoking area. Absolutely no smoking in publicly accessible buildings and no smoking with children in the car/ home, but outside of those situations second hand smoke isn't an issue.
@@totinoboy2319what do you mean? secondhand smoke doesn't work what way? they're right, second hand smoke is dangerous and we have plenty of studies showing just that. Random strangers around you in public can't consent to intaking your second hand smoke. there's a reason we outlawed smoking in restaurants, airplanes, and doctors offices, and hospitals. it's not ethical to subject others around you to cancer causing bad smelling smoke. there's smoking clubs if you really want to smoke indoors in public.
and in countries with universal healtcare you have the argument of if you get sick everyone else is paying for, and for that reason they should have some say in you doing things that harm your health
@marigolden_mariposa as you said it's already illegal to smoke inside in public, so who is getting exposed to second hand smoke? Walking down the street the tailpipe emissions are worse then some dudes cigarette smoke wafting by.
Why can't you just meet in the middle. ZERO public smoking, but don't ban the sale of tobacco. America is founded on personal freedoms. Choice being fundamental. However the public space is different and should be respected as such. I can't tell you what you can't do in your own privacy.
If that's the only thing that changes, then that basically prevents most renters from being able to smoke at all. So they can't smoke outdoors, or in their own homes, or in any designated establishment, because of laws preventing businesses that allow smoking indoors. So where exactly are they supposed to go in this hypothetical? I'd probably support that if they simultaneously started allowing establishments where you could smoke indoors too or making it so renters can smoke inside the place they rent
@@amentrison2794 There are establishments that exist where people can go to smoke and hang out, but they're few and far between. Usually the most common establishments being a bar that also allow smoking. No for primarily talking about tobacco that's really the only designated establishment. As other establishments that do exist are for potheads. And again they're very few and far between. That's not to say if somebody was also tobacco smoker they probably wouldn't be allowed to smoke in such an establishment, but for somebody who's not into tobacco or vice versa, they may not be very comfortable with it. Ask for smoking in public areas, I really think this depends on what people mean. Because say if it's just somebody walking down the block on the sidewalk having a smoke, I think it's stupid to say you can't walk down your block and smoke a cigarette. But if it say like a public park where people will bring their families and I can understand such a ban in such a public area. I also find it funny when people say we should ban them in public buildings as if that's not already a thing. Not even just through the legislation, like it'll just be banned by The Establishment itself. I never heard of any public establishments whether it be a store, a restaurant, a gas station, a grocery store, or government establishments like a town hall, dmv, or social security office ever allowing people to smoke in such establishments. So such a regulation would not even be necessary. Can I see some people want to ban people from smoking in the cars which is just stupid. Because as you said if they're not allowed to smoke in their home or even on their porch outside, then where else could they possibly go to smoke It's not like weed or alcohol where it affects people's motor skills to the point where they wouldn't be able to drive. People can smoke a cigarette and drive just fine. It's not even like it would be a distraction because it's just between their fingers. In this reminds me at one point in time when the ATF wanted to put a regulation where people weren't allowed to smoke in their front or back yard or even on their outside front or back porch. Which is just so freaking stupid.
I desperately hope we can get rid of smoking one day. As someone with severe asthma it makes daily life so hard, even if it’s just because people have it on their clothes or even if I’m behind someone smoking in their car. I feel like I’ve been saying this a lot over the past 4 years, but I deserve to breathe more than you deserve to stop me from breathing.
@@drag0.. I can take him seriously after dramatically saying he lost his son to wokeism. Claiming to be liberal with half the dumb crap he posts is kind of a meme at this point.
Good thing Munchausen's by proxy is extremely hard to plea anymore--like it just doesn't happen, and Gypsy's was 1 in trillion. This woman is a fucking monster.
Munchausen by proxy syndrome may be rare but how do you know that isn't what she's suffering from? Eminem had a mom like that! And usually in order for that to even have been brought up in court she most likely has to be seen by a psychologist. I guess you missed the part where she said she doesn't wanna be the way she is and can't seem to help it. That's how mental illness works friend! The brian is more powerful many assume it is! As a former addict & someone who has mental disorders & disabilities (autism, PDA, OCD, ADHD, & PTSD) I should know!
My mum has munchausen, I was 30 when I finally escaped her. My 16 year old sister is still in her care although social services have had her on their books for 4 years. It’s not as rare as you think but then you wouldn’t hear about it unless the child in question almost/does die or in the case of Gypsy Rose takes revenge.
@@M00PSYMunchausen is incredibly controversial and isn't even recognized as its own disorder in the DSM. It can be weaponized both for an against people because the existence of MBP implies guilt, if they have it they will always harm other people, as that is the symptom. Either way you spin it, the woman is a danger to others and prison is a good place for her.
60 years in prison?! Talk about "f**k around and find out". Did she seriously try to pull a Gypsy Rose-type defence?! Did she honestly think that would work?! Oh Lord. I can't have kids due to medical reasons..... and I hate hearing cases like this that involve people that can because OMG it's disgusting.
Whilst i see the point in banning cigarettes it does seem like a slippery slope. At what point should a government be allowed to stop people doing something for their own good? Alcohol consumption does more harm to society but many people who argue for smoking ban wouldn't be happy if that was banned. whilst banning obviously worked on the illegal drugs trade as those have been totally eradicated right? People tend to be happy with others being told they aren't allowed to do something that they don't like but when it comes to themselves they are not quite so appreciative
*The first story reminded me of the movie “Run”. The mother drugs the daughter to keep her wheelchair bound and dependent on her. What this mother did is evil, and I’m happy that hospital staff saw the signs and dug deeper. Had they just treated the child and let them be on their way this abuse might have continued for far longer.*
The response from inside the court was wild. Like, she almost killed her daughter. Of course 60 years is an appropriate sentence! Did her family really expect a slap on the wrist for abuse this bad?
As a life long smoker and growing up around it I agree banning tobacco and vape sales for oncoming generations is a good idea. Its a habit I picked up may years ago and cant seem to kick. If we could save future generations from the fanatical burden and health issues it would be a W for everyone.
As a 22 year old with a nicotine addiction, I couldn’t agree more. I’ve wasted so much money every month just so I wouldn’t feel violently sick from the withdrawals.
@@ShoreFell you do realize not everyone who vapes has a nicotine addiction, right? I use nicotine free juice, don’t tell me what I can or can’t put in my body. Grow up
@@dilwitchspahlin4761 you do realise this whole topic about vapes and smoking was around nicotine in the first place? No one is trying to ban the stuff you smoke dude, chill
My only issue with banning tabacco is that indigenous people use it for cultural practices so how would that be accommodated? And also if it does get banned the illegal sale would sky rocket and most likely be even more toxic because of no regulations
8:13 They didn’t say “it must be your hearing.” They said, “it must be your SHITTY hearing” and to get their ears checked. Changing the quote is not only horrible journalism, it’s fundamentally altering the intent and tone of the message.
Smoker here. I started under age, and I'm 33 and still do it. I'm also a father of a 3 year old. I'm trying quiting but also fell back into the habit. Honestly, the idea that my kid won't be able to buy cig when they turn 18 (Australia) is something I'm all for. I'm hoping I can make sure he doesn't start young like I did. I watch my family smoke as a kid, and it normalizes it for me, along with a few other bad habits. I'm trying to do the same as my family and normalize it for my kid. We know smoking is bad, but we still do it. If I was unable to buy them at first I be mad, but after I got used to it, I would be very thankful that I had stopped. More thankful if my kid never started I honestly find it so hard to stop and stay away from picking back up. I'll keep trying, but a world in which my kid could never even buy and there for never get to my point is a world I want to live in.
Prohibition doesn't work. You're advocating for the government to restrict your choice! Be a better parent and teach your child that the choice is there but the health and financial impacts will be detrimental to their life. I've been smoking since I was 13, I'm now 37 with a 14 year old daughter & my daughter understands the bad side to the dirty habit I have.
Your kid probably has already picked up on your bad habit. They can smell it and notice you going outside to smoke. Just having the smell in their noses when you walk back into the room normalises it. If they ban cigs then people, and probably your kid when they’re 20 years old and out partying, will get cigs illegally and who knows what the fuck will be in them at that point? No matter if they are illegal or not people will still seek them out and try to buy them. It’s so much safer if they can get them legally and know exactly what is inside it. I understand where you are coming from but you can’t blame your addiction on how easy it is to access the drug. Grow some balls and quit. don’t inconvenience the rest of society because you can’t stop.
@@reanukeevesauThat's what the government does 😂 They are elected into power by the people, to make choices for all of us (that we can agree or disagree with), that's how the system goes. Not sure how you've made it to 37 and still don't know that..
@@littlehaven7275 yes and I disagree with their ability to restrict an adult to make choices in their personal life. Just like people disagree on abortion or healthcare funding or a multitude of other issues. Give the government an inch and they'll take 10 miles! Spent nearly a decade employed by the government and defence force, ive seen how it works from inside and out.
@@reanukeevesau That’s great and all but your habit can have negative effects on other people, especially family members who are chronically exposed to second-hand smoke. Your freedom to smoke should not supersede anyone else’s right to health. And, you can tell a child all you want that something is bad. You can train them properly for how to handle these things safely, but all of that changes when you throw another kid into the mix. I know this from experience, and have seen kids die as a result. With all due respect, this sounds like an excuse for your inherent weakness and inability to quit.
Considering the state of schools in the state, between shootings, lack of funding, bigotry and especially transphobia, I can’t blame students for feeling the way they do. To me, it seems like a rational reaction to how American schools are.
Lack of hope for the future too. With a global housing crisis, climate change, and wars, even adults are struggling to feel like there's anything good left to work towards
Surprised to see a judge take a case involving kids seriously for a change. 60 years should be the MINIMUM for a case like this. 60 years should be the MINIMUM for CSAM too. Hopefully we get more judges in office that put offenders who harm vulnerable people like kids and elderly in jail for that long!!
I don't think 60 years should be a minimum unless it's s very egregious case with multiple recidivist actions during the trial. I think this was just right. I don't know where you draw the line on crimes where children are the victim, but it's easy and popular to go overboard. I think in this case it's clearly justified. Not to this level for just any crime though. The point is to try and bring people back into society (ostensibly at least) provided they correct their actions and don't do it again. Although I'm not sure that you can ever do that with some types of crimes, I think some speak to deeper passions in the criminals that aren't likely to change. My sentencing suggestions for those would be much harsher since there's really no chance for redemption as I see it.
A former smoker here from a smoker family, I am 100% on board with the generational ban on tobacco. Smoking followings families. Kids whose parents smoke and are more likely to pick up the habit themselves, this kind of ban would be monumental in breaking the cycle.
@@sageofowls8246 you can't say it has ZERO positive effect. people wouldn't do it if it wasn't enjoyable. tons of things aren't good for you. alcohol, weed, donuts, motorcycles...all of those can be addicting. it's all about being aware of the dangers.
@@violet7773 I understand addiction is based on an enjoyable feeling. Eventually it becomes a curse but it starts good. I've smoked enough weed and cigs to know lol
I can speak on the tobacco issue. I have a PhD in health promotion (a public health subfield) and I worked on public research analyzing specifically those tobacco 21 policies you mentioned. Any sort of tobacco policy needs to walk a fine line between reducing smoking exposure and initiation, keeping the tobacco industry accountable, and maintaining personal liberties. There's a rift in the public health field between those who want to do more hardline restrictions on tobacco use such as complete elimination of traditional combustible and e-cigarettes through bans and then there are people more in the camp of wanting to promote e-cigarettes to replace combustible products and to let people make their own health decisions with smoking similar to how people can make their own dietary and drinking (of alcohol) choices. There's usually not a good balance between things because it will either be too restrictive with bans or too permissive with easy access for youth for e-cigs and nicotine products. My personal opinion is policy should be there to at least restrict it indoors and in cars so those who don't choose to smoke aren't exposed to other's smoke, restrictions on advertising for big tobacco and nicotine product companies on social media since that was a big driver of early e-cigarette use in youth and big tobacco will try to get away with pretty much anything if you let them, and restrictions for those who are too young and meaningfully punish those who knowingly sell to minors.
@chrispunlap6877 I 100% agree with this, ban ads for controlled substances outside of specialty stores, ban smoking in cars and homes with children, ban smoking in publicly accessible buildings and strictly enforce bans on the sale to minors, but let adults choose for themselves.
@@TheRealWilliamWhite🤦 first of all, smoking is already banned in most public buildings not by the choice of the owner of the buildings, and secondly you cannot tell people what they can and can't do in the comfort of Their own home.
@HK47_115 I'm aware that smoking inside in public is banned, and in the privacy of their own home sure you can't enforce it, but having the law on the books is a deterrent for most people, and with children courts have given the government alot of leeway. I also think you missed the point of what I posted. Let adults choose, but keep minors away from it.
I'm 29 in Florida and I haven't seen a single person my age or lower smoking cigarettes in the past 5 years. Lowest age I saw was maybe 35? I vaped for a couple years from 19-21 years old and at that time the amount of smokers my age was everywhere, then in the past 5-7 years it all just dropped.
@@caliggyjack7480 I'm in New York, and vaping is everywhere. Any place I go, it seems like 25-30% of the people in each place have some sort of vape machine. Vaping just replaces cigarettes at least here. Mostly older people for cigarettes, not many young.
@@caliggyjack7480 I’m in the Tampa Bay Area and they’re smoking here. Granted it’s not as many young people as when I was in my teens and twenties. I’m saying it’s rare, which is why it catches me off guard. It’s like “really!?”
I had dengue and it's awful! It's worse than covid and this was in April. It's August and I'm still feeling weak from the Dengue. Please don't underestimate the severity of it. When I was sick a 32 year old woman got dengue and died. And she was younger and healthier than me!
this is the first time I've cringed at an ad read. Doordash ain't it. apart from their anti-union stance they're infamous for just dumping deliveries outside when delivering to old or disabled customers, people they know won't have the knowledge or energy to report it or complain.
@@Strawlighte it wasn't even that bad... There we're 3 options, a hennessey velociraptor, 100K cash, or the cybertruck and everyone got rage baited by the fucking cybertruck... Idk the prices for Ridge today, but I did get one when they first sponsored Phil back in 2018. I still have it and use it daily and as a motorcyclist, the wallet is amazing with gloves on. It would be one thing if it was only a cybertruck but I can't hate on options. I can hate on doordash tho.
As someone who did DoorDash, it’s not like the driver knows who they’re delivering to or what medical conditions they have unless they specifically state something. I’m not saying I support DoorDash at all, but blaming the already underpaid and overworked drivers for that sort of thing isn’t the best take.
@@ShoreFell being aware of exactly that most disabled people clearly state when ordering that they are in fact disabled. Oh, and disabled people are generally good tippers because of how useful the service is (when performed correctly)
Opinion: The statistics between 2013 and 2024 on student mental health: The current generation are more open about their feelings, so I'm not shocked the stats have gone up significantly.
This seems like the most polite way of saying those kids are just more open to complaining when previous generations sucked it up. It also seems to ignore the data on the damage done by using social media. Edit: I don't agree with OP you freaking maroons. How can so many of you not get that it's a criticism.
Opinion: there's also the phenomenon of kids having access to more and more dangerous ways to express their poor mental health. There's a woman on UA-cam that told her story of reading a magazine article about a recovering anorexic, and that drove her to anorexia because she thought that being ACTUALLY sick would make her family care about her more (it didn't, and she also didn't HAVE to become a real anorexic to get her family to care, but she decided to commit to it) because the family of the girl in the article reacted with the love and care she craved from her own family. Anecdotally, I was a teen during the Tumblr boom of 2010-2012, and A LOT of girls developed various unhealthy behaviors because of what certain blogs were posting. A friend of mine turned to self-harm because of how romanticized it was on tumblr and fanfics during the Demi Lovato era of Disney. Some kids are simply more comfortable saying how bad things are for them, but other kids are just easily influenced for a variety of reasons, and they either develop something they didn't have, or evolve worst behaviors than what they would had they never heard about them. Both factors need to be considered.
@@XXCoeusXXit’s weird as fuck you think kids opening up about their feelings means they are just complaining. With every new generation that comes society as a whole becomes more aware of the importance of mental health care. I agree that social media and the internet plays a huge role in the detriment of mental health but to say these kids are just complaining about things that previous generations sucked up is ridiculous. Mental health has never been more studied or understood, ever, and these kids are growing up with that general understanding of our mental psyches and of course with that understanding they are going to find more things wrong than for example a boomer who didn’t grow up with mental health understanding
@@SarajaneMonjeau as someone who finished highschool in 2014, social media has been prevelant for well over a decade so blanketly blaming it on that isn't relevant. Everyone was on facebook back then and if you think it wasnt as prevelant and toxic back then you're dreaming. This isn't discounting social media as a problem, it was and still is, but the world has go e to shit my dude and the world is at a point where kids cant help but know just how ruined this place is. As a result, they wear their heart on their sleeve, they're open so they don't bottle it up and crash out.
New Zealander here: Cigarettes cost about $47.00 for 20 cigarettes, TAX is why is we kept it, if we didn't our healthcare system would collapse! All drugs should be legal in my books just so we can tax people AND so the gangs in our country loose a massive amount of their revenue. all drugs are a health issue, not a criminal one!
Hi I'm from New Zealand! From my memory they ended the tabacco ban because they wanted to keep getting the high tabacco taxes we enforce on sales. Much like everything this government is doing they're prioritizing money over it's citizens
It seems Kiwis couldn't see the forest for the trees at the last election. Same fucking thing seems to be happening here in Aus now, as well. People are dumb and are the reason we can't have nice things.
Trump keeps talking about people being released from hospitals, he genuinely seems to think that people seeking asylum means that people are coming from asylums, that explains the weird obsession with Hannibal Lecter.
@@gmcubed I don't think you're hearing this correctly or you don't understand his tone. You do realize they are literally letting inmates and insane asylums out and giving them transportation straight into the united states and the Uk? There's been 27 stabbings in 15 days in the Uk.
When I heard the first part of the Elon Musk and Trump story, I literally laughed and said he didn’t have his teeth in. You can always tell when they don’t have their teeth in 😆
They said pp, who were with Trump live saud he sounded his normal self it must be Musks audio. The Trumpers lie so much we cannot even know if that was a true fact.
There is literally nothing you can do about guns in America, its absolutely insane people still believe you can. You simply aren't gonna get people to unarm themselves without a literal civil war breaking out. I as a neighboring country honestly feel a lot safer with your citizens being permanently armed, it makes America ridiculously hard to invade.
@@Giliver Most of us aren't looking for a complete ban. We just want common sense restrictions so a mentally unwell minor can't go to Walmart and buy ammo, for example.
Who's to say tbh, seems like the poorer states would be at a disadvantage unless they get federal funding. But that's just my base level of understanding.
It's like throwing the entire education system out the window in hopes states can handle it on their own. Some states will do fine. Others will most likely collapse. Scary times. You would go from 1 education standard to every state having its own. Meaning vast inequality in education.
@THEDubbleHelixx Dept of education was created in the 1980s. Education worked before it existed. It may cause some problems, but it is not as crazy as some may think it is.
Regarding the generational smoking ban, people gotta realize that phasing out smoking tobacco (and vaping for that matter) is a longterm win. As a former smoker, current vaper (I fucking hate that monicker), I wish I didn't even start. Putting the health affects aside, it's expensive, it's inconvenient to be so reliant on my nictoine fix, and it literally has no benefits in any category. Phasing out smoking will put some relief on the healthcare sector, lessen littering, and create an overall better country/world. It's so archaic to continually support a vice that has cost billions of lives so far. Outside of traditional/native use of tobacco and nicotine products, they should be outlawed indefinitely.
I think people do know that, it's more about the choice being made for people. I stopped smoking tobacco when my state (Masshole here) made cloves illegal because they're "flavored tobacco products" and am very aware that my health would be worse otherwise but I still don't like that it was forced on me. Dumb? Yup. But it's how people feel about a lot of things. We could make arguments for health and start banning caffeine too but that addiction is encouraged because it good for ✨productivity✨ I'm not even saying not to do, moreso that I get why people take issue with it and find that where the lines are drawn to be arbitrary as far as "for health" arguments go.
Yes, tobacco and nicotine are bad-- so why the half-assed, creepy authoritarian method of phasing it out? Ban it or don't-- this is nothing but pageantry
You gonna be jumping for joy when they try to ban alcohol again too? What about junk food? That sure as hell isnt doing anything for our health, want them to ban that to? Asking the government to take EVERYONES choice away because youre too weak to make it yourself is fucking crazy
Why is Phil neutering the Trump campaign's response to questions about the lisp? They said "Must be your shitty hearing. Get your ears checked" Don't tone it down. Say it as they said it. Show the immaturity of this official response in full.
8:08 It sounds like they were quoting a BBC article and the article got the quote wrong (or adapted it because they didn't want to publish the word "shitty"). But they at least should have used an ellipses if they were going to alter the quote "Must be your ... hearing" at the very least
I left healthcare after i held a woman who was crying because smoking gave her cancer. She never got to see her son graduate. I despise cigarettes and dream of a smoke free world
reading your last sentence is a fresh reminder for the value of semi-colons. "i despise (cigs + have dreams)" vs "i despise cigs; have dreams." I admit, a comma would of also worked.
I hope Google audits the money that they give to schools to see where it's going. When districts in my state got the Esser money during covid, several administrators got raises.
Well, when young people are constantly being reminded that they’ll never be able to afford a house and the cost of living keeps skyrocketing despite wages lagging, climate change, etc. it doesn’t feel great.
as someone who graduated from high school this year, i do think i’ve seen an increase in bullying compared to previous years/pandemic era. suddenly some of these kids are saying the r-slur again and fat shaming people and it’s weird. people have gotten more comfortable being mean 🤷🏼♀️
Just fyi, 2yo is not too young for an autism diagnosis, it is screened for at 18mo and routinely diagnosed at 2. HOWEVER, this mom may have been claiming that he was diagnosed MUCH earlier (which I have seen sometimes people claim). If a parent told me their 2yo was diagnosed with autism at 9mo I’d have some interesting follow up questions (probably just another way for her to gain sympathy without knowing enough to stand up to scrutiny). Also, what a monster and nightmare, thank god it was caught before anyone died.
@@AFed69 If a 2 year old child misses certain milestones (social, emotional, development delays) it's a pretty good indication they have autism. Docs were pretty sure my brother was autistic at 2. They did many assements over his early childhood to make sure. They don't just tell parents their 2 year old is autistic, there's tons of hoops to jump through before an "official" diagnosis and follow ups.
High functioning autist diagnosed at 14 here. To get diagnosed at 9mo you need to be very severely and obviously autistic. Most mild symptoms are barely apparent by the time you're 4-7. Most of the time if you're mild the mental health system will play russian routlette with your diagnosis until autism like what happened with me. Wasn't a good time for me.
My wife and I could clearly see our son was (high functioning) autistic at the age of 2. He's now 3 and, after having been officially diagnosed, goes to occupational therapy twice a weak and loves it! It's not hard to see the signs your kid is autistic, you just gotta know what you're looking for. Edit: not being sociable is a huge red flag for a 2 year old. In contrast, my current 2 year old is a social butterfly and will walk up to just about anyone and try to make friends. His 3yo brother will only interact with you once he's assessed you like the same things as him and can be trusted (it's dinosaurs, letters, and numbers explicitly)
@@TheDarknessOfGames Why are you so offended? It literally sounds like when people who don't have their dentures fully glued in talk. Its not even derogatory toward your demigogue.
@@chrissyr8387Critical evidence can seem critical at the time, and turn out to be false. The point is to remember there are cases that aren’t this cut and dry.
I don't smoke marijuana, but I voted to legalize it in my state because I don't think the government should be able to tell people what they can and cannot do with their bodies. I'm all for sensible legislation about smoking around children, limits on nicotine levels, making labels more transparent, and age restrictions, but imo banning all nicotine products is government overreach.
Sudzha used to be the capital of Ukraine over 100 years ago. Ukraine just took note of Putin playbook and annexed what's rightfully theirs. Slava Ukraine!
21:52 I've never been a consumer of tobacco, it makes me feel absolutely awful, but I don't understand banning cigarettes for the simple reason that bans don't work. We tried it for decades with the "war on drugs" and it just made the problem worse. How exactly is banning cigarettes, but only for certain people, possibly going to work any better? This is a well-intentioned but extremely silly plan.
Banning cigarettes is illiberal as well. Adults should be able to put whatever they want into their own bodies. Obesity kills more people than alcohol, tobacco, and drugs combined. Are we going to ban sugar and lard next? Let adults make their own decisions with their bodies.
@@Jirangaaa I don’t care. Let people make their own decisions. We don’t need government to tell us how to live our lives. Thats a bad path to start down.
As an ex-cigarette smoker, I don't like the idea of a total/generational ban on cigarettes. While I agree we need to cut down on the number of people smoking, I think more mental health availability is a more wide-reaching way to do that. A lot of people pick up smoking to help them cope with PTSD, ADHD, Anxiety, etc. If we had better mental health care, we could provide viable alternatives and minimize the percentage of smokers.
This. I'm currently quitting weed, going through some pretty shitty withdrawal, and working in an area where I interact with a lot of addicts. The best defence against addiction is knowledge and access to support. I've never met an addict who wants to be an addict, only people who never learned healthy coping skills, that are trying their damn hardest, and didn't know what they were getting into when they picked up their first substance (usually alcohol - which has a higher chance of killing non-users than any other drug - but no one wants to talk about banning that). And when they have to get their substance of choice from the black market, no matter how comparatively/relatively harmless (psilocybin, LSD, weed, and now nicotine), they put themselves at risk of having the drug cut with something much worse (ie: psilocybin with random poisonous mushrooms, LSD with NBOMe, weed with fentanyl, etc). The problem of drug use and addiction is so much more nuanced and complicated than simply its accessibility, and all aspects need to be weighed fairly or the opioid epidemic will just keep getting worse. And I'd much rather die from nicotine than fentanyl - which kills you well before you truly die. Anywho, thanks for coming to my TedTalk.
finally something I can share my knowledge on! I did my master's on Lyme Disease. similar to the mosquitoes, the northward expansion of ticks (carried by a common reservoir the white footed mouse) is expected to bring Lyme Disease to new regions where it was previously not endemic. also due to climate change, their lifecycle is affected as their eggs hatch in spring. currently no vaccine for LD but pfizer is working on one thats in phase 3! there also is a dengue fever vaccine that just entered phase 3 as well
Same with the other side, yet we keep allowing a two party system and voting for the, "lesser of two evils" instead of someone that represents the actual majority. Most of us are barely left or right of middle, yet here we are...picking the worst representations of our values.
@@AverageCitizen333 Current high food prices are a result of corporate greed (if it was all inflation, they wouldn't have such amazing profits.) I'm no communist but let's not let fear of hypothetical starvation stop us from solving a real problem that is actually hurting people right now.
Thank you for the plug for Public Health funding! I work my local public health department and since Covid funding came and now had mostly gone, it feels like a roller coaster!
It really bothers me how so many people seem to forget that health is public. Thanks for taking part in making a difference. Even one person getting sick is a problem for the whole community, and it's worse when the illness is communicable. Keeping as many people healthy and treated as possible is important for a thriving society. No wonder America is floundering...
@DexterNewton32 what ever it is, it won't be as lucrative as cigs to pay more taxes and then they are no longer cig companies so they wouldn't be paying the higher taxes.
If you have to go to an illegal dealer and pay through the nose to get it that will reduce the amount of users. What next are you going to advocate for meth to be sold in gas stations?
@@Mercwithamouth101 It will essentially create a new black market. The fact that some adult people would be allowed to consume tobacco and others prohibited would be the issue. There isn’t one half of society that is permitted to purchase meth at the gas station and another part that isn’t allowed to consume it. However, if the government were to set those laws, I’d bet that would make the black market for meth even bigger.
Generational ban on smoking I think is a bad idea. Didn't we learn from prohibition that you can't just ban a product? Sure, maybe a majority of kids will never take up smoking with a generational ban, but there will always be a segment that will be curious and want to try it out. By banning it you're creating the Streisand effect. It'll be like the NBA banning Jordans and making all the kids wanting to buy Air Jordans.
So I live in NZ and I was really fucking proud of the Labour Party implementing that law, pretty much no one is against it because everyone in NZ knows at least one person whose died of lung cancer. It’s an actual epidemic. What the national party did, reversing the law, no one asked for.
@meej33 no it's not. People accused of violent crimes don't need to be walking around the general population. Especially in her case when medical tests proved she was super dosing her kid with drugs.
The current conservative government in NZ is a disaster. Hoping the pendulum swings back next election. National and ACT have not made people happy, though I can't fathom why they were voted for in the first place. They're doing exactly the kind of damage the right promises and then enacts. It makes me ill that they’re in power, which is unfortunate since they're trashing the healthcare system. 😔
I feel for you. I’m here in the states & cannot, for the life of me, understand why any of their policies would seem like a good idea to people (unless you’re a billionaire & friends with the top .01%). It absolutely blows my mind.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192I’m not a billionaire nor close to middle class, and the reason why is because, the average person wants less government in their lives, and in their pockets. The government mismanages tax money constantly and you want to give them more??? All so private citizens don’t have it for what reason? Congratulations they made the rich their scapegoats for all their failed policy and Worst of all you have the government glaslighting the American people into what is right and wrong, they lie constantly (I have a finance degree and this current administration has lied so much on economic policy and outcomes it’s horrendous)
WTF, you can't fathom why they were voted for?!? I'm on the left and generally vote Labour, but even I'm not ignorant enough to ignore the absolutely shit job Labour was doing in their last two terms. People were massively sick of their incompetence, so voted in the "other guys" hoping they wouldn't be so crap at their jobs, and to be honestly fair, the National/Act government is actually more competent at the actual job, it's just that they're implementing a bunch of horrible conservative policies.
A report published in JAMA 7/30/2024 that only 40% of youth aged 10-24 who died by suicide in 2010 to 2021 had a known mental health diagnoses, with nearly 60% not having one. The numbers were higher for males vs. females, and higher yet for those who used a firearm as their means. I know that having a diagnosis doesn't mean that one is getting care, but the fact that it's a touchpoint is real. I'm glad to see that someone is really stepping up and using their platform.
@@LKMNOP it doesn't sound remotely like slurring, it's just poor audio quality. It's transparent grasping. Trump has lots of real things you can go after him for, this is just trying to point and say 'See, your guy is old too, not senile yet, but maybe he is ........' Don't do this, go after Trump for real things (there are many) in a non-hysterical tone because the people you need to convince are not those who are already convinced.
@LKMNOP he did give his opinion. His opinion is that donald trump sounds fine in other audio clips so its probably just an audio glitch. Literally says "what i think"
Kinda unrelated but I always love the fact that conservatives who are supposed to believe in almost strictly the words of the founding fathers hold so tightly to the existence of political parties meanwhile most of them (don’t quote me on that) or at least just George Washington were completely against parties to begin with
*Trump:* I know nothing about Project 2025 *Also Trump:* Okay I know SOME things about Project 2025 but not everything *ALSO Also Trump:* okay I KNOW about Project 2025 totally and even endorse some things in it. *His cult:* HE SAID HE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT ONCE SO I BELIEVE HIM!
Phil telling his kid that his mom's not the worst. she just made a dinner he didn't like is so absolutely relatable.
I too would like to award Phil the ...
..."Dad of the Day"...
... for his double (triple, I feel that 'We' get some credit by proxy here) teaming of his Spawn with his lovely Pirate Mom.
Have Fun&Post Dangerous
'Only ship in the Galaxy to come equipped with a soul 😇'
Followed immediately by "are you fucked in the head?"
:p
@@CMDR_B0Bwhat
Anyone else wishes they were young enough to have mom cook dinner every night?
Right a long time subscriber and dad too I felt that.
60 years for poisoning 6+ children sounds fair to me.
I agree, especially with the additional attempts to hurt other random children for the 'attention'. That's not someone that we can trust in society.
@@TheTerryscotttaylor that's why I said 6+ & not 5
She needs mental help... I just can't understand what would lead to these actions...
@@user-cx5jj2yv3p This is speculation, but I can imagine a shitty childhood with multiple siblings where the one that got the least attention from family was missing on critical social nurturing, or even basic nutrition went only to the favored siblings, while the black sheep yada yadas through life learning that faking illness = attention/sympathy = increased liklihood of "success" in life. These lessons could go on to never be corrected well into adulthood, and a little monster within her that had convinced her, attention = survival, this thing is going crazy in her as she got none of the places she wanted to in life. She just needs more attention and people will help her. People will see her suffering, and who suffers more than a mother who's child is ill? Oh, and then there's the option of getting disability, or a charity assistance for struggling with this sick child. Time and habit turns one sick woman into 6 sick children who will go on to have their own problems in life, and lessons to learn about life without a mother, about who you can trust. A web of family members tied to this anchor of a woman who would see the world around her dragged to hell.
I could've swore the judge said 16 and the CC said 16 too
Considering that she sought out men to date in order to poison their children while she was released trial, keeping her from the public and any potential contact with children for 60 years seems prudent.
yeah she is clearly a threat to the safety of other children for as long as she has access to them. shocking case
@@slouch186 Lets try a life sentence
@@FoxManMrMan I will be shocked if she makes it out of prison. 60 years is basically a life sentence. I'm worried she might try to poison other inmates.
Yes, shes a threat, but we shouldn't just lock people in cages. She needs professional help. Now we foot the bill forever to cage her and make the prison system money instead of rehabilitating people and bettering society.
life ends faster than 60 years doesn't it?
New Zealander here - the generational smoking ban was very popular, and while the new conservative government hasn't given an answer on their own "better" way to lower smoking numbers, it's commonly accepted that they actually wanted to keep tobacco tax revenue coming.
American here that identifies as a radical libertarian. I don't think a government should be allowed to tell any citizens what they can or can't do with their own bodies.
@@ian2000sounds good if you ignore the obvious fact that smoking doesn't just affect the person smoking but also everyone around them that end up breathing in the smoke with them.
@@ian2000 luckily for you it's not illegal to ingest anything you want, it's just not legal to possess it.
@@Bloodglas That same argument could be used for abortion or even the choice to keep the child, can it not? The woman is the only one that can make the decision, regardless of how their choice adversely effects the father or potential grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, cousins and the list goes on.
Don't get me twisted, I am pro-choice 100%, although that goes for the fathers choice as well. I'm just pointing out the counter argument to your comment.
If the government wants to make laws stating that public smoking within a certain distance of people that don't want to smoke and smoking around children should be illegal, I'm down with that. However, wholesale telling people they can't smoke is overstepping.
@@ian2000 this is just a weird take in this context...
Please, for the class. Without using ✨PeRsOnAl FrEeDoM✨, explain why cigarettes and tobacco shouldn't be banned?
Follow up question. Do you think things like meth, fentanyl, morphine, and oxycodone should be unrestricted?
Another follow up question. Do you then also support testing and regulations of the cleanliness and purity of those drugs so the average user knows exactly what they are getting and paying for, and that it's not laced or tampered with?
Yet another follow up question. Would you also support state funded social programs to help people who are struggling with addiction get clean and rebuild their life?
Or does all of this begin and end with "I dONt WaNNa bE tOld wHaT To dO"?
It is so messed up that there's people who would be great parents but can't have kids. And then there's monster's that have 5 kids and straight up poison them.
I've always said more than 2 is pushing it.Because how do you have time for each of your kids? you don't
I fully agree, I am 42 and wish i had a child.. i would've adored him or her with my entire soul... than i see monsters like this and it crushes me.
She should be investigated. This stuff doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
@@banquetoftheleviathan1404lol i have 2 younger brother one 1y2m3d younger than me and my other brother is 5y8m15d younger than me and we all got plenty of attention from both pur parents although me and my dad tended to slend more time together because my 2 younger bros did not hunt. Maybe it was the age difference but we all got attention and my mom still treats us equally my dad however is sadly gone.
@@CMA418she was and she was convicted, and sentenced to 60 years.
I'm unreasonably mad that there are people that think 60 years in prison for a serial CHILD POISONER is excessive.
"But But But ShE HaS MeNtAl iSsuEs"
In a deterministic universe, no person is responsible for anything they do. However, in the absence of negative consequences the human animal runs wild.
When you do awful things you must face severe consequences. Full stop.
I mean, I'd rather see her in a mental facility for that time, but yeah
Boy wait till you hear about where your tax dollars go and the kids they kill
Bruh seriously tho. She poisoned her children for years and when she got caught she actively sought to date men with children so she poison those kids too. She is a clear and present danger to society. Screw her. 16 years is too light of sentence.
It’s just wild hearing “shut down the department of education” I hate this timeline, I wanna get off.
Ok lets look at this objectively, what exactly is the reason behind that what do they gain, cause I don't see a single valid reason it just seems like evil to be evil like a Disney villain I don't get it
@@justhaku9240 the reason sadly is $$ as with most shitty decisions made by our governments. I feel like our leaders have forgotten that the reason money is important is as a tool to better the lives of its citizens not the other way round
@@justhaku9240
I think it comes from the fiscal conservative / constitutional purist part of the Republican Party. They sell the ideas to their voters as, "We'll lower taxes" and "It wasn't in the constitution when the founding fathers wrote it so it's unacceptable"
What a ride 🎢
@@justhaku9240 this is republican desire to privatize k-12 schools. They tried to push hard on the voucher program to get as many kids out of public schools as possible to starve public schools of funds and force them to shutdown. This is the ultimate plan to completely remove federal money from public education, which will disproportionately impact low income communities. High income neighborhoods have the tax base to not need federal tax money for public schools, and have the best public schools as a result. This further feeds more profit for the private school industry. Republicans have been trying to kill public k-12 for decades.
I'm a smoker that raised two smoke free kids into adults. What worked for me was the fact that my kids watched me struggle to quit, and ultimately watched me fail. I educated my kids on the dangers and always was honest with them about the effects. I told them that with smoking, it was better to never start. Both of my kids are now in their 30's and neither one has ever touched a cigarette, and I'm happy about it. Smoking is a generational habit that ends with my generation.
I'm so sorry nicotine got to you but this is the way to do it. I hope you give it another go on trying but if you've made peace with it, I wish you a long and healthy life nonetheless
It started with me. Both parents 100% smoke free since that one time my dad asked his aunt when he was 7 what that tastes like and she let him take a drag. I'm the failure to quit smoking with kids.
They have definitely seen the struggle bus of my quitting. Made it a year while unemployed but that felt like a necessity leash.
I had the opposite effect. I was a smoker for 20 years and I saw how much my child copied me as a baby. Before he was even 1 I had quit. But still I'm glad for your story too.
It's disgusting that people consider this associate acceptable habit. See what you want about vaping, but at least there's no secondhand smoke damage.
I grew up with smoker parents and it definitely had a cooling effect on me. I hated the smell and my parents continually refused to stop smoking inside our apartment and even in the car. As a child, concerned teachers asked me if I smoked because my clothes smelled like cigarette. When my parents struggled with money, they still had to spend insane amounts of money on cigarettes. Sometimes, they chose it over bills or other needed items. I watched them attempt to quit at times, suffer, and ultimately fail. I've never touched a cigarette in my life and I've never been so much as been tempted, considering I was up close and personal with the downsides.
As a dad of 3 boys who are all elementary school age, I agree with the judges sentencing. Anyone who abuses children in any form should be in prison for the rest of their life. Especially in this case where she abused multiple children.
And continued to do it after her arrest! Talk about a danger to society!
@@sourgreendolly7685 So she will spend the rest of her life with food on her plate, clean clothes , internet access , a roof over her head, access to medical care .....hope they make her work for all those privileges' . So many good people who don't have those things.
If prison is such a pretty place to live retire there, otherwise shut up with the same 45+ year old arguement. Serious spend 30 days there even 10. Prison and jail 5 days each. Ask for medical eat your meals then tell me same thing....stfu.....@@bernadetteb176
@@bernadetteb176people die in jail from no medical attention let alone prison. Unless your a bully, or got money, you lose weight in jail, i went for weed. I know conditions, shut the %^&* up. Your just as much a POS, as the people that hurt other. As for me never should have been in, period.... I fought bad law, your just a bad person, because you think yourself better. Your not......
@@bernadetteb176 And be trapped in a building with people who hate child abusers and have nothing to lose.
But sure, luxury.
Tina Peters was my stepmom's boss during the election. She thought the Lindell camp was going to shield her from any consequences. I think it's important context that Mesa county is in a safe red district, Boebert's soon to be former district. I'm relieved that she's facing appropriate consequences. Some be stupid, Stupid.
Thank you for sharing the facts and consequences!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Another way to deal with mosquitoes is to find ways to encourage dragonflies to breed where you live and encourage birds that eat mosquitoes to nest nearby.
Yup! Bats, too!
@@RealBradMillerwas coming to say bats! Bat houses are super easy to make, and relatively inexpensive while making sure you keep it safe the bats.
Omg... my yard could be a Dragonfly Haven!
@@freez1ngsapper Bat friends! People legit scared of bats after covid I've seen it first hand, well I mean people didn't like them before hand but it sure didn't help
@@justhaku9240wow, I didn’t know there was a greater fear of bats now. Are you located in the US or elsewhere?
This summer there have been more bats on my property and - perhaps not coincidentally - less mosquitos than usual. They always kinda spook me a bit but I am in awe every time I watch them. An unsettling flight pattern, but also kind of weirdly magical. It always feels like they appear out of thin air
Going on a child poisoning spree is wild. Audible gasps from getting 60 years for going on a child poisoning spree is MADNESS
Also released on bond...
@luffyluck absolutely wild
Like what were they expecting? 60 years MINIMUM please.
All her supporters can cope. I wish her nothing but the worst.
Honestly I was thinking she needs 20 yeara but when I heard 60 I shrugged and thought, "yeah nice, fk her 😂"
Quick note on the first story: As someone who works in the developmental disabilities field, it is standard that you can't get an autism diagnosis before 3 years old. Doctors can suspect it and recommend services, but they can't officially diagnose it.
My son was diagnosed at 2
I'm getting really sick of hearing about how much money health care is costing the US as if the US government is paying for it and it's coming out of your tax dollars. Individual families are paying for their own medical costs. Period. We're forced to pay into insurance companies that don't even have to pay all of your bill when you get sick. Start talking about how much insurance payments are costing citizens.
The US Government does spend a lot of healthcare as well though, and it spends way more / capita than other developed countries and some how gets less from that spending, and this spending is tax payer money, so you should be pissed about that as well.
@@calky360 the reason? because they buy stuff that should cost a pittance at a premium, all the privite companys who have lobbied to make eveything about the healthcare system expensive, insilun can be created for litteraly fractions of a dollar, whats it sold for? HUNDREDS
Never mind that they rake in billions taxing the hell out of all tobacco products. Maybe instead of using that money to buy the state cops new SUV's every couple years they could put it toward balancing out the healthcare costs. Just a thought.
@@a2pabmb2 ironic anyway. they make millions taxing tabacco just to spend the same if not morw on treating smokers with lung disease, cardiac issues and cancer
I get your point but also the US government actually does spend a ridiculous amount from taxes towards healthcare, way more than other countries even those with universal healthcare. The US healthcare system is uniquely inefficient in how much it costs for the kind of outcomes it gets.
Elon Musk, the guy who spent 40B on twitter...... as an economic advisor for our countries spending. These are the people conservatives vote for. they vote for names over qualification.
And democrats vote DEI. Rather than qualifications. What’s your point? Both parties do it.
@TheCatandDogShow_ While I'll agree that Tim Walz is a DEI hire, he's also very qualified for the position.
@@TheCatandDogShow_ Trump is a DEI as well, he is underqualified and only serves to represent the diverse stupidity in the US
@@TheCatandDogShow_Dogwhistles don't work at hiding your racism or make your argument right little buddy 🙂
@@TheCatandDogShow_ and you're party only views people of color and women as DEI hires instead of people. to the sun with you racist.
As a high school teacher with eight years of experience who is returning to the classroom this year after taking one off for mental/physical health reasons, I’m really grateful Selina Gomez is helping get this service rolling. I’ll definitely be looking into it!
As a youth psychologist and therapist, I am really looking forward to how her project takes off. She's a huge influence and her speaking up and offering help in any form will go a long way for a lot of people.
Hopefully you don’t work in Tennessee! 😅
Thank you for your service
@@Kuchhh Kentucky, luckily. Lol
I'm a former smoker and big into freedom of choice. I think cigarettes should be banned. Smoking doesn't just effect you, but everyone around you and their health. Many harmful choices are banned. We are so used to seeing cigarettes and smoking being accepted that we don't put it in the same category as hard-core drugs. Yet it has killed millions and kills more people every day.
same issue with alcohol
you cant be big into freedom of choice and also be ok with banning things. Especially since it is a thing that YOU used to do at one point and where obviously fine with it. It is impossible. What is the difference from you dictating and pushing for something to be banned while others who want to ban other things is considered wrong. I dont think you are fully critically thinking on this matter. Are you under or over the age of 45?
complete prohibition has never worked and it never will work unless you can completely destroy and cut off supply. Very difficult to do. It will go underground and become even more dangerous. Raising cigarette taxes here has been the most effective for me in quitting. I can't afford them anymore. =D Not saying that's great either, but prohibition is not the answer. Appropriate education without zealous demonization has been far more effective on the younger generations. Yes. some will still smoke, but as it becomes less popular, less people are keen on joining any trend. I'm almost 40 and I used to go to parties where 80-100% of the people smoked. Now it's like only 1 or 2 people and if I was the only one, I didn't smoke.
Thank you so much for acknowledging that it harms others - I developed asthma when the other kids at my Jr high (7th grade in Canada; we were 12 or 13) started smoking. I never smoked. The symptoms have always been worse around smokers and gone away almost entirely in smoke free environments. People want to believe that they're only harming themselves and I'm faking attacks (you'd be hard pressed to fake an asthma attack like I get if you don't have bronchitis or something)
@@BNezzy
Yes, you can believe in freedom and believe in banning too. That's why we have laws. If you want to destroy your body go ahead, you have the freedom to do so, however if you want insurance to cover you after you make that choice, they have the freedom to not or to ban you. If what you do effects others in a negative way you don't have the freedom to do that anymore. Both freedom & banning is perspective.
Also, your last comment is irrelevant & disrespectful. They stated their opinion just fine. There was no need to take it to a personal level and be rude.
Getting SWOLE Phil
He is so fit and healthy
Total stud
Came for a news update, stayed for the gains
not really but he looks healthy
He knows what he's doing crossing his arms when he's wearing a tank top try ling to show off a bit. Good for him tho
60 years sounds appropriate af to me. You 👏 Dont 👏 Harm 👏 Children
I feel like this is one of those cases where there should just be no years even stated. You're done. You don't deserve freedom ever again after spending it like that.
For people who aren’t in the medical field, Münchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental health disorder in which a caregiver creates the appearance of health problems in another person, typically their child, and sometimes (rarely) when an adult simulates an illness in another adult partner. This might include altering test samples or injuring a child. The caregiver or partner then presents the person as being sick or injured. Permanent injury or death of the victim can occur as a result of the disorder. The behaviour might be motivated by the caregiver or partner seeking sympathy or attention. The cause is unknown, and it’s very difficult to treat.
@Nightraven26 ya, I get it and I empathize but it doesn't change my opinion one bit. Society needs to be protected from someone like her. Not because of her condition alone, but because she acted on it.
For the Mosquitoes problem. A small tip is to also plant lavender or rosemary or basil in your backyard. They repell against mosquitoes. Plant it like 3-5 feet from each other to make a force field.
Helps with Spiders too.
Or to keep them inside 👀
Mint is also helpful with spiders
@@alemtorsaulanever plant mint lmao you will NEVER get rid of it.
@@slightlyuncomfortable good. Free air fresher 😂
Mosquitos are only silent until there’s one in your bedroom when you’re trying to fall asleep and it keeps buzzing past you and then disappearing when you turn on the lights to kill it. Then they are the loudest thing ever.
as a young person who started using nicotine products, I think the ban is the right move. One of the reasons why people start and find it hard to quit is that it's so accessible limiting access to them is a step in the right direction
I work as an Intern at my city's Public Health department and I’ve recently learned that we’ve done pretty well at making sure there aren’t West Nile-infected mosquitoes alive for the past two years, up until recently (we had two mosquitoes test positive in our mosquito traps in July). Luckily no one had tested positive for West Nile and overnight mosquito spraying should've killed any mosquitoes (and bugs) in the affected area. We just got back our latest traps so we are hoping none come back positive.
Is that an Inferno Omni pfp? Sorry if I shouldn't be asking this as it's not relevant to your comment, but I wanted to ask because I've been watching him for a while now and it's nice to see others with similar interests.
@@lifadysi9418 yeah, made my own version as a joke but turned out nice so I kept it
3:03 "Hi Trey...." you talkin' to me? LOL I have to say that did startle me for a second. LOL Thanks for the laugh and yes, Trey, your mom is not the worse. LOL
Making a drug illegal does not eliminate drug use. Banning cigarettes will put more people in jail, especially the marginalized, and do little else. Did no one learn anything from marijuana? The way to combat smoking and smoking-related deaths is through education, culture, and disencentives that don't restrict people's ability to live their lives, make bad decisions, and support themselves comfortably.
You're misunderstanding the word banning. A bad doesn't mean the same as illegalize. In Finland where I live smoking is banned in a lot of places, for example many residential buildings have banned smoking on your own balcony.
No one is going to prison for smoking, you'll get fined (and if you're being a dick and breaking the no smoking on the blcony rule one too many yines, you might lose your house (even if you legally own it)).
The point of banning is basically to inconvenience smokers as much as possible. If they're not allowed to smoke on the balcony, the bus stop, outside the store, on the sidewalk, in parking lots, in bars and restaurants etc etc, it's gonna be a pain in the ass to find a place to smoke. The main thing is also to stop people from starting in the first place, which is of course easier if there's less smoking people on the streets or in bars etc.
"Hey id like a position handling allllll this money" that doesn't sound fishy, at all lmao
Jessica isn't a Douchebag of the Day. She's a Monster of the Month.
Best part of the interview was Donald Trump saying "Biden only gets easy interviews" as Elon Musk repeats 'Yes Daddy' for the 17th time in a row.
that never happened but you are sure bootlicking your teams heels. weak look bro.
Have you not been paying attention and hear the questions the media and his political opponents ask him all the time?
Musk is tRump's biggest ballpolisher
@@roseoverdose6451 Alright snowflake, get offended by an obvious exaggerating of a terrible interview.
@@roseoverdose6451Alright snowflake get offended by an obvious exaggeration of a terrible interview who can't let the fact that Biden isn't even running more go.
Former smoker of 20 years here. Ban them all. Ban them, ban them now!
If Trump closes the DoE, public schools in small town instantly close. We would have an educational crisis (and job loss) the likes of which we have never seen.
They have been threatening the DoE for ages, it would be disastrous, free public education is as American as Apple Pie I don’t know why they think they can get away with this.
Kult45GQP™ don't care. Project 2025. 🇺🇸💔
You've already got an educational crisis and job losses like you've never seen.
Education lifts up the population, this has been proven again and again. They only want to get rid of it so they can keep getting Votes from the uneducated, just having us all go backward.
The DoE is one of the biggest failures in the history of American civil institutions. We've been falling behind the rest of the developed world in terms of precollegiate academic excellence and achievement since the late 60's. We are already in an educational crisis. We've been in an educational crisis for decades now. And we've been loosing jobs consistently since the 70's.
The Phil Defranco Show your daily dose of "oh shit here we go again" in a friendly upbeat manner. 😂😂
fax xD
Bahahaha!
In a manner full of estrogen 💅
Omg This!
The biggest reason they don't want to ban it is because tobacco sales are too profitable.
Trading your people's health for profit should be a punishable offense. These rich bastards are no better than street dealers.
Howdy, professional sound engineer here with almost a decade and a half of experience. Phil is correct, as much as I'd love to dunk on trump in any way possible at every opportunity (and god knows I do), the lowered quality of the streaming audio is clearly degrading the resolution of the of high end frequencies above 4khz which isn't all that unusual for streaming audio degradation, resulting in what essentially sounds like a de-esser crushing all the sibilant frequencies, making trump sound like he has a slurring lisp. For what it's worth we can still dunk on elon for having a crappy platform with subpar streaming capabilities.
It sounded to me like Trump just needed to put his teeth back in. I know someone who developed a similar lisp while not wearing dentures.
A much less technical answer and probably easily dismissed with photos of him on the call, but that's what I heard.
@@CrystalMathews it was 100% audio quality and compression. There was almost a million concurrent listeners. The infrastructure to stream high quality audio to every one of them is way more daunting than you might think
Odd that a DDoS attack only really messed with the single space trying to start and not the overall website
Another thing people can do to curb mosquitos is to invite dragonflies to the area. It takes a couple years to establish a breeding pond for them, but stringing thin cord (like that used for trellises) overhead gives them perfect hunting perches.
they already up here, i can just lookk out da windo an see em we on that real gang shit 336
In some areas were people went whole hog on eliminating water for mosquitoes, they inadvertently destroyed dragonfly breeding ground so it didn’t reduce mosquito populations at all.
Omg are you in my head? The other day we went to the playground and were able to observe the dragonflies hunting mosquitoes. I contacted our local environmental organisation right after this and asked them how to "get" them in your area. It's quiet easy honestly and you just need like a 60 L bucket (needs to me 50 cm deep), so you don't even need a garden. But yeah, it can take a while till they breed in that bucket. Sometimes nature can surprise you though :)
same with wasps, though trying to live alongside wasps is a wee bit harder.
So while I'm waiting for it to be a dragonfly breeding ground it's a mosquito breeding ground. No thanks.
There are dry counties that don't sell alcohol at all so it should be perfectly acceptable for counties/towns/cities etc to not allow sale of cigarettes.
Those same bans also don't work.
Literally anyone under the age of 18 right now and anyone going further should not be aloud to buy cigarettes. There's nothing good about them
Both of those concepts are unamerican asf.
Welcome to Moore County TN, were they make Whiskey and don't drink it. 🙂
“Wanna buy some death sticks?”
“You don’t want to sell me death sticks.”
“…I don’t wanna sell you death sticks.”
“You want to go home and rethink your policies.”
“I want to go home and rethink my policies.”
the family screaming when the judge read out that monsters sentence made me laugh lol like what did they expect???
Think it was a scream of relief and satisfaction.
@@Shytedohhhh that makes sense
For smoking, if it were something that DIDN'T EFFECT EVERYONE AROUND YOU, there would be a better freedom of self choice argument. Since secondhand smoke doesn't discriminate, and may be worse than normal smoking in some conditions, it's a PUBLIC health issue, not a personal one.
Secondhand smoke doesn't work that way.
As long as you're outside and even slightly courteous second hand smoke isn't an issue unless you're in a designated smoking area. Absolutely no smoking in publicly accessible buildings and no smoking with children in the car/ home, but outside of those situations second hand smoke isn't an issue.
@@totinoboy2319what do you mean? secondhand smoke doesn't work what way? they're right, second hand smoke is dangerous and we have plenty of studies showing just that. Random strangers around you in public can't consent to intaking your second hand smoke. there's a reason we outlawed smoking in restaurants, airplanes, and doctors offices, and hospitals. it's not ethical to subject others around you to cancer causing bad smelling smoke. there's smoking clubs if you really want to smoke indoors in public.
and in countries with universal healtcare you have the argument of if you get sick everyone else is paying for, and for that reason they should have some say in you doing things that harm your health
@marigolden_mariposa as you said it's already illegal to smoke inside in public, so who is getting exposed to second hand smoke? Walking down the street the tailpipe emissions are worse then some dudes cigarette smoke wafting by.
Why can't you just meet in the middle.
ZERO public smoking, but don't ban the sale of tobacco. America is founded on personal freedoms. Choice being fundamental.
However the public space is different and should be respected as such. I can't tell you what you can't do in your own privacy.
If the sale of tobacco is legal, then the sale of all recreational drugs should be legal too.
@@ErebosGR correct
@@ErebosGR yep
If that's the only thing that changes, then that basically prevents most renters from being able to smoke at all. So they can't smoke outdoors, or in their own homes, or in any designated establishment, because of laws preventing businesses that allow smoking indoors. So where exactly are they supposed to go in this hypothetical? I'd probably support that if they simultaneously started allowing establishments where you could smoke indoors too or making it so renters can smoke inside the place they rent
@@amentrison2794 There are establishments that exist where people can go to smoke and hang out, but they're few and far between. Usually the most common establishments being a bar that also allow smoking. No for primarily talking about tobacco that's really the only designated establishment. As other establishments that do exist are for potheads. And again they're very few and far between. That's not to say if somebody was also tobacco smoker they probably wouldn't be allowed to smoke in such an establishment, but for somebody who's not into tobacco or vice versa, they may not be very comfortable with it.
Ask for smoking in public areas, I really think this depends on what people mean. Because say if it's just somebody walking down the block on the sidewalk having a smoke, I think it's stupid to say you can't walk down your block and smoke a cigarette.
But if it say like a public park where people will bring their families and I can understand such a ban in such a public area. I also find it funny when people say we should ban them in public buildings as if that's not already a thing. Not even just through the legislation, like it'll just be banned by The Establishment itself.
I never heard of any public establishments whether it be a store, a restaurant, a gas station, a grocery store, or government establishments like a town hall, dmv, or social security office ever allowing people to smoke in such establishments.
So such a regulation would not even be necessary. Can I see some people want to ban people from smoking in the cars which is just stupid. Because as you said if they're not allowed to smoke in their home or even on their porch outside, then where else could they possibly go to smoke
It's not like weed or alcohol where it affects people's motor skills to the point where they wouldn't be able to drive. People can smoke a cigarette and drive just fine. It's not even like it would be a distraction because it's just between their fingers.
In this reminds me at one point in time when the ATF wanted to put a regulation where people weren't allowed to smoke in their front or back yard or even on their outside front or back porch. Which is just so freaking stupid.
I desperately hope we can get rid of smoking one day. As someone with severe asthma it makes daily life so hard, even if it’s just because people have it on their clothes or even if I’m behind someone smoking in their car. I feel like I’ve been saying this a lot over the past 4 years, but I deserve to breathe more than you deserve to stop me from breathing.
7:52 Elon saying he’s a liberal had me rolling 😂
He is he’s just not a loony progressive
@@drag0..wow, if that ain't the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Classical liberalism is a lot different than the modern liberal. Its a lot more conservative, i believe thats what he was referring to
Like an Australian liberal right?
@@drag0.. I can take him seriously after dramatically saying he lost his son to wokeism. Claiming to be liberal with half the dumb crap he posts is kind of a meme at this point.
Good thing Munchausen's by proxy is extremely hard to plea anymore--like it just doesn't happen, and Gypsy's was 1 in trillion. This woman is a fucking monster.
Thank you
Munchausen by proxy syndrome may be rare but how do you know that isn't what she's suffering from? Eminem had a mom like that! And usually in order for that to even have been brought up in court she most likely has to be seen by a psychologist. I guess you missed the part where she said she doesn't wanna be the way she is and can't seem to help it. That's how mental illness works friend! The brian is more powerful many assume it is! As a former addict & someone who has mental disorders & disabilities (autism, PDA, OCD, ADHD, & PTSD) I should know!
My mum has munchausen, I was 30 when I finally escaped her. My 16 year old sister is still in her care although social services have had her on their books for 4 years. It’s not as rare as you think but then you wouldn’t hear about it unless the child in question almost/does die or in the case of Gypsy Rose takes revenge.
@@M00PSY the brian is so powerful
@@M00PSYMunchausen is incredibly controversial and isn't even recognized as its own disorder in the DSM. It can be weaponized both for an against people because the existence of MBP implies guilt, if they have it they will always harm other people, as that is the symptom. Either way you spin it, the woman is a danger to others and prison is a good place for her.
60 years in prison?! Talk about "f**k around and find out".
Did she seriously try to pull a Gypsy Rose-type defence?! Did she honestly think that would work?!
Oh Lord.
I can't have kids due to medical reasons..... and I hate hearing cases like this that involve people that can because OMG it's disgusting.
If it was a dude, he'd be sentenced to death
Whilst i see the point in banning cigarettes it does seem like a slippery slope. At what point should a government be allowed to stop people doing something for their own good? Alcohol consumption does more harm to society but many people who argue for smoking ban wouldn't be happy if that was banned. whilst banning obviously worked on the illegal drugs trade as those have been totally eradicated right? People tend to be happy with others being told they aren't allowed to do something that they don't like but when it comes to themselves they are not quite so appreciative
*The first story reminded me of the movie “Run”. The mother drugs the daughter to keep her wheelchair bound and dependent on her. What this mother did is evil, and I’m happy that hospital staff saw the signs and dug deeper. Had they just treated the child and let them be on their way this abuse might have continued for far longer.*
Its very likely she did indeed have munchausen by proxy, a very rare condition
gypsy rose blanchard
The response from inside the court was wild. Like, she almost killed her daughter. Of course 60 years is an appropriate sentence! Did her family really expect a slap on the wrist for abuse this bad?
@MichaelGaryScott90
I know what you mean.......unfortunately.
Literally this. I was scratching my head hearing the story thinking that I had heard it before. This is why.
New Zealander here, Nationals math was simple. Cost to the health care system was $2 billion a year, Tax income from smoking was $2.9 billion...
As a life long smoker and growing up around it I agree banning tobacco and vape sales for oncoming generations is a good idea. Its a habit I picked up may years ago and cant seem to kick. If we could save future generations from the fanatical burden and health issues it would be a W for everyone.
As a 22 year old with a nicotine addiction, I couldn’t agree more. I’ve wasted so much money every month just so I wouldn’t feel violently sick from the withdrawals.
@@ShoreFell you do realize not everyone who vapes has a nicotine addiction, right? I use nicotine free juice, don’t tell me what I can or can’t put in my body. Grow up
@@dilwitchspahlin4761 you do realise this whole topic about vapes and smoking was around nicotine in the first place? No one is trying to ban the stuff you smoke dude, chill
My only issue with banning tabacco is that indigenous people use it for cultural practices so how would that be accommodated? And also if it does get banned the illegal sale would sky rocket and most likely be even more toxic because of no regulations
@@dilwitchspahlin4761 what are you even getting out of it at that point if there’s no nicotine in it?
8:13 They didn’t say “it must be your hearing.” They said, “it must be your SHITTY hearing” and to get their ears checked. Changing the quote is not only horrible journalism, it’s fundamentally altering the intent and tone of the message.
Smoker here. I started under age, and I'm 33 and still do it. I'm also a father of a 3 year old. I'm trying quiting but also fell back into the habit.
Honestly, the idea that my kid won't be able to buy cig when they turn 18 (Australia) is something I'm all for. I'm hoping I can make sure he doesn't start young like I did.
I watch my family smoke as a kid, and it normalizes it for me, along with a few other bad habits. I'm trying to do the same as my family and normalize it for my kid.
We know smoking is bad, but we still do it. If I was unable to buy them at first I be mad, but after I got used to it, I would be very thankful that I had stopped. More thankful if my kid never started
I honestly find it so hard to stop and stay away from picking back up. I'll keep trying, but a world in which my kid could never even buy and there for never get to my point is a world I want to live in.
Prohibition doesn't work. You're advocating for the government to restrict your choice! Be a better parent and teach your child that the choice is there but the health and financial impacts will be detrimental to their life.
I've been smoking since I was 13, I'm now 37 with a 14 year old daughter & my daughter understands the bad side to the dirty habit I have.
Your kid probably has already picked up on your bad habit. They can smell it and notice you going outside to smoke. Just having the smell in their noses when you walk back into the room normalises it. If they ban cigs then people, and probably your kid when they’re 20 years old and out partying, will get cigs illegally and who knows what the fuck will be in them at that point? No matter if they are illegal or not people will still seek them out and try to buy them. It’s so much safer if they can get them legally and know exactly what is inside it. I understand where you are coming from but you can’t blame your addiction on how easy it is to access the drug. Grow some balls and quit. don’t inconvenience the rest of society because you can’t stop.
@@reanukeevesauThat's what the government does 😂 They are elected into power by the people, to make choices for all of us (that we can agree or disagree with), that's how the system goes.
Not sure how you've made it to 37 and still don't know that..
@@littlehaven7275 yes and I disagree with their ability to restrict an adult to make choices in their personal life. Just like people disagree on abortion or healthcare funding or a multitude of other issues.
Give the government an inch and they'll take 10 miles! Spent nearly a decade employed by the government and defence force, ive seen how it works from inside and out.
@@reanukeevesau That’s great and all but your habit can have negative effects on other people, especially family members who are chronically exposed to second-hand smoke. Your freedom to smoke should not supersede anyone else’s right to health. And, you can tell a child all you want that something is bad. You can train them properly for how to handle these things safely, but all of that changes when you throw another kid into the mix. I know this from experience, and have seen kids die as a result. With all due respect, this sounds like an excuse for your inherent weakness and inability to quit.
Considering the state of schools in the state, between shootings, lack of funding, bigotry and especially transphobia, I can’t blame students for feeling the way they do. To me, it seems like a rational reaction to how American schools are.
Yup and testing scores, grade averages etc. Let's all learn "new math" lol
Lack of hope for the future too. With a global housing crisis, climate change, and wars, even adults are struggling to feel like there's anything good left to work towards
Just stay away from kids altogether, creepy
@@alex-tx7qi has nothing to do with new math, which is better. (Taught it). The problem is excessive testing.
@@Beautyaddixion looking at long term studies, specifically the NAEP math scores are down and significantly
Surprised to see a judge take a case involving kids seriously for a change. 60 years should be the MINIMUM for a case like this. 60 years should be the MINIMUM for CSAM too. Hopefully we get more judges in office that put offenders who harm vulnerable people like kids and elderly in jail for that long!!
They are weirdly lenient on violence too but will give someone 10 years for drugs.
Seizures are so painful, right to jail.
I don't think 60 years should be a minimum unless it's s very egregious case with multiple recidivist actions during the trial. I think this was just right. I don't know where you draw the line on crimes where children are the victim, but it's easy and popular to go overboard. I think in this case it's clearly justified. Not to this level for just any crime though.
The point is to try and bring people back into society (ostensibly at least) provided they correct their actions and don't do it again.
Although I'm not sure that you can ever do that with some types of crimes, I think some speak to deeper passions in the criminals that aren't likely to change. My sentencing suggestions for those would be much harsher since there's really no chance for redemption as I see it.
A former smoker here from a smoker family, I am 100% on board with the generational ban on tobacco. Smoking followings families. Kids whose parents smoke and are more likely to pick up the habit themselves, this kind of ban would be monumental in breaking the cycle.
As a former smoker in down to ban nicotine. It has zero positive side effects unless you apatite suppression a positive side effect.
@@sageofowls8246 you can't say it has ZERO positive effect. people wouldn't do it if it wasn't enjoyable.
tons of things aren't good for you. alcohol, weed, donuts, motorcycles...all of those can be addicting. it's all about being aware of the dangers.
@@KABOBkabob positive health effects my bad
@@KABOBkabob "people wouldn't do it if it wasn't enjoyable" - sounds like you don't understand addiction
@@violet7773 I understand addiction is based on an enjoyable feeling. Eventually it becomes a curse but it starts good. I've smoked enough weed and cigs to know lol
I can speak on the tobacco issue. I have a PhD in health promotion (a public health subfield) and I worked on public research analyzing specifically those tobacco 21 policies you mentioned. Any sort of tobacco policy needs to walk a fine line between reducing smoking exposure and initiation, keeping the tobacco industry accountable, and maintaining personal liberties. There's a rift in the public health field between those who want to do more hardline restrictions on tobacco use such as complete elimination of traditional combustible and e-cigarettes through bans and then there are people more in the camp of wanting to promote e-cigarettes to replace combustible products and to let people make their own health decisions with smoking similar to how people can make their own dietary and drinking (of alcohol) choices. There's usually not a good balance between things because it will either be too restrictive with bans or too permissive with easy access for youth for e-cigs and nicotine products. My personal opinion is policy should be there to at least restrict it indoors and in cars so those who don't choose to smoke aren't exposed to other's smoke, restrictions on advertising for big tobacco and nicotine product companies on social media since that was a big driver of early e-cigarette use in youth and big tobacco will try to get away with pretty much anything if you let them, and restrictions for those who are too young and meaningfully punish those who knowingly sell to minors.
@chrispunlap6877 I 100% agree with this, ban ads for controlled substances outside of specialty stores, ban smoking in cars and homes with children, ban smoking in publicly accessible buildings and strictly enforce bans on the sale to minors, but let adults choose for themselves.
Nationalize tobacco companies. Have one kind of cigarette with plain packaging.
@@TheRealWilliamWhite🤦 first of all, smoking is already banned in most public buildings not by the choice of the owner of the buildings, and secondly you cannot tell people what they can and can't do in the comfort of Their own home.
@HK47_115 I'm aware that smoking inside in public is banned, and in the privacy of their own home sure you can't enforce it, but having the law on the books is a deterrent for most people, and with children courts have given the government alot of leeway.
I also think you missed the point of what I posted. Let adults choose, but keep minors away from it.
@@BadOompaloompa79 Thats communism.
I’m 41 and think it’s so weird when I meet people my age or younger that still smoke cigarettes. Feels like such a throwback to me😆
I'm 29 in Florida and I haven't seen a single person my age or lower smoking cigarettes in the past 5 years. Lowest age I saw was maybe 35?
I vaped for a couple years from 19-21 years old and at that time the amount of smokers my age was everywhere, then in the past 5-7 years it all just dropped.
I’ve legit only seen like 5 people smoking since Covid. It seems to have killed smoking for most people, at least in my area.
@@caliggyjack7480 I'm in New York, and vaping is everywhere. Any place I go, it seems like 25-30% of the people in each place have some sort of vape machine. Vaping just replaces cigarettes at least here. Mostly older people for cigarettes, not many young.
@@megaflare23ka I guess it varies by state. I haven't been to New York since before covid.
@@caliggyjack7480 I’m in the Tampa Bay Area and they’re smoking here. Granted it’s not as many young people as when I was in my teens and twenties. I’m saying it’s rare, which is why it catches me off guard. It’s like “really!?”
I had dengue and it's awful! It's worse than covid and this was in April. It's August and I'm still feeling weak from the Dengue. Please don't underestimate the severity of it. When I was sick a 32 year old woman got dengue and died. And she was younger and healthier than me!
The full phrase is "perception is reality to the ignorant fool" just so you all know. 😅
this is the first time I've cringed at an ad read. Doordash ain't it. apart from their anti-union stance they're infamous for just dumping deliveries outside when delivering to old or disabled customers, people they know won't have the knowledge or energy to report it or complain.
Between this and his gold plated cybertruck yesterday, phil needs new sponsorships!
@@Strawlighte it wasn't even that bad... There we're 3 options, a hennessey velociraptor, 100K cash, or the cybertruck and everyone got rage baited by the fucking cybertruck... Idk the prices for Ridge today, but I did get one when they first sponsored Phil back in 2018. I still have it and use it daily and as a motorcyclist, the wallet is amazing with gloves on. It would be one thing if it was only a cybertruck but I can't hate on options. I can hate on doordash tho.
As someone who did DoorDash, it’s not like the driver knows who they’re delivering to or what medical conditions they have unless they specifically state something. I’m not saying I support DoorDash at all, but blaming the already underpaid and overworked drivers for that sort of thing isn’t the best take.
@@ShoreFell being aware of exactly that most disabled people clearly state when ordering that they are in fact disabled. Oh, and disabled people are generally good tippers because of how useful the service is (when performed correctly)
2:40: What was that?!! Was there a tiger in the court?
😂😂😂😂
@@Mushroom831demons make noises when they possess people. That’s what I think it is at least 😅.
Opinion: The statistics between 2013 and 2024 on student mental health: The current generation are more open about their feelings, so I'm not shocked the stats have gone up significantly.
This seems like the most polite way of saying those kids are just more open to complaining when previous generations sucked it up. It also seems to ignore the data on the damage done by using social media.
Edit: I don't agree with OP you freaking maroons. How can so many of you not get that it's a criticism.
Opinion: there's also the phenomenon of kids having access to more and more dangerous ways to express their poor mental health. There's a woman on UA-cam that told her story of reading a magazine article about a recovering anorexic, and that drove her to anorexia because she thought that being ACTUALLY sick would make her family care about her more (it didn't, and she also didn't HAVE to become a real anorexic to get her family to care, but she decided to commit to it) because the family of the girl in the article reacted with the love and care she craved from her own family. Anecdotally, I was a teen during the Tumblr boom of 2010-2012, and A LOT of girls developed various unhealthy behaviors because of what certain blogs were posting. A friend of mine turned to self-harm because of how romanticized it was on tumblr and fanfics during the Demi Lovato era of Disney. Some kids are simply more comfortable saying how bad things are for them, but other kids are just easily influenced for a variety of reasons, and they either develop something they didn't have, or evolve worst behaviors than what they would had they never heard about them. Both factors need to be considered.
@@XXCoeusXXit’s weird as fuck you think kids opening up about their feelings means they are just complaining. With every new generation that comes society as a whole becomes more aware of the importance of mental health care. I agree that social media and the internet plays a huge role in the detriment of mental health but to say these kids are just complaining about things that previous generations sucked up is ridiculous. Mental health has never been more studied or understood, ever, and these kids are growing up with that general understanding of our mental psyches and of course with that understanding they are going to find more things wrong than for example a boomer who didn’t grow up with mental health understanding
Read the anxious generation by jonathan haidt then tell me this. Its social media and cell phones.
@@SarajaneMonjeau as someone who finished highschool in 2014, social media has been prevelant for well over a decade so blanketly blaming it on that isn't relevant. Everyone was on facebook back then and if you think it wasnt as prevelant and toxic back then you're dreaming.
This isn't discounting social media as a problem, it was and still is, but the world has go e to shit my dude and the world is at a point where kids cant help but know just how ruined this place is.
As a result, they wear their heart on their sleeve, they're open so they don't bottle it up and crash out.
No false claims.
Phill you're bought and paid for these days, sad to see.
He has been fake for some time now
New Zealander here: Cigarettes cost about $47.00 for 20 cigarettes, TAX is why is we kept it, if we didn't our healthcare system would collapse! All drugs should be legal in my books just so we can tax people AND so the gangs in our country loose a massive amount of their revenue. all drugs are a health issue, not a criminal one!
Hi I'm from New Zealand! From my memory they ended the tabacco ban because they wanted to keep getting the high tabacco taxes we enforce on sales. Much like everything this government is doing they're prioritizing money over it's citizens
Yeah they needed space in the budget for tax breaks for landlords lol
Yeah, that's why they *force* their citizens to smoke.
Same reason why they won't ban them in Australia and why our alcohol is so ridiculously expensive. High taxes on them.
It seems Kiwis couldn't see the forest for the trees at the last election. Same fucking thing seems to be happening here in Aus now, as well. People are dumb and are the reason we can't have nice things.
Adults should be able to choose what they do and don't put in their body. Education not Legeslation.
Trump keeps talking about people being released from hospitals, he genuinely seems to think that people seeking asylum means that people are coming from asylums, that explains the weird obsession with Hannibal Lecter.
i genuinely don’t doubt this. bro is riddled with dementia and in psychosis.
You couldn't be more wrong about this comment and I don't know who told you this but this is crazy you actually think this.
Might be a good comic premise for a bit, but outside of that it's difficult to tell what on earth you're talking about.
@@GoFukoff its the only explanation that makes sense. Actually listen to what he's saying for once. He is not right in the head.
@@gmcubed I don't think you're hearing this correctly or you don't understand his tone. You do realize they are literally letting inmates and insane asylums out and giving them transportation straight into the united states and the Uk? There's been 27 stabbings in 15 days in the Uk.
When I heard the first part of the Elon Musk and Trump story, I literally laughed and said he didn’t have his teeth in. You can always tell when they don’t have their teeth in 😆
He sounded like my grandma
They said pp, who were with Trump live saud he sounded his normal self it must be Musks audio. The Trumpers lie so much we cannot even know if that was a true fact.
putting such a ban specifically for people not born yet, but still nothing done about guns... 'Merica.
@louspowels7120 it's Massachusetts, they already "did something about guns" it hasn't worked very well.
People would just move out in that case.
You mean *Republicans
There is literally nothing you can do about guns in America, its absolutely insane people still believe you can.
You simply aren't gonna get people to unarm themselves without a literal civil war breaking out.
I as a neighboring country honestly feel a lot safer with your citizens being permanently armed, it makes America ridiculously hard to invade.
@@Giliver Most of us aren't looking for a complete ban. We just want common sense restrictions so a mentally unwell minor can't go to Walmart and buy ammo, for example.
Someone fill in a Canadian here: if trump closes the department of education wouldn’t that cause alot of issues?
Who's to say tbh, seems like the poorer states would be at a disadvantage unless they get federal funding. But that's just my base level of understanding.
American in Canada here: yes. ☺️🙃
It's like throwing the entire education system out the window in hopes states can handle it on their own. Some states will do fine. Others will most likely collapse. Scary times.
You would go from 1 education standard to every state having its own. Meaning vast inequality in education.
@THEDubbleHelixx Dept of education was created in the 1980s. Education worked before it existed.
It may cause some problems, but it is not as crazy as some may think it is.
Let’s be honest the department of education has already been failing for years it’s time to do something different
Regarding the generational smoking ban, people gotta realize that phasing out smoking tobacco (and vaping for that matter) is a longterm win. As a former smoker, current vaper (I fucking hate that monicker), I wish I didn't even start. Putting the health affects aside, it's expensive, it's inconvenient to be so reliant on my nictoine fix, and it literally has no benefits in any category. Phasing out smoking will put some relief on the healthcare sector, lessen littering, and create an overall better country/world. It's so archaic to continually support a vice that has cost billions of lives so far. Outside of traditional/native use of tobacco and nicotine products, they should be outlawed indefinitely.
Could be worse. When I used to vape, I had a cheerio flavoured liquid, and my friend used to call me a cereal vapist 😤
I think people do know that, it's more about the choice being made for people.
I stopped smoking tobacco when my state (Masshole here) made cloves illegal because they're "flavored tobacco products" and am very aware that my health would be worse otherwise but I still don't like that it was forced on me. Dumb? Yup. But it's how people feel about a lot of things.
We could make arguments for health and start banning caffeine too but that addiction is encouraged because it good for ✨productivity✨
I'm not even saying not to do, moreso that I get why people take issue with it and find that where the lines are drawn to be arbitrary as far as "for health" arguments go.
@@minidude98 rip 💀
Yes, tobacco and nicotine are bad-- so why the half-assed, creepy authoritarian method of phasing it out?
Ban it or don't-- this is nothing but pageantry
You gonna be jumping for joy when they try to ban alcohol again too? What about junk food? That sure as hell isnt doing anything for our health, want them to ban that to? Asking the government to take EVERYONES choice away because youre too weak to make it yourself is fucking crazy
Why is Phil neutering the Trump campaign's response to questions about the lisp? They said "Must be your shitty hearing. Get your ears checked"
Don't tone it down. Say it as they said it. Show the immaturity of this official response in full.
I know that bothered me a lot. Considering his whole news channel is showing, supposedly, what actually happens.
8:08 It sounds like they were quoting a BBC article and the article got the quote wrong (or adapted it because they didn't want to publish the word "shitty"). But they at least should have used an ellipses if they were going to alter the quote
"Must be your ... hearing" at the very least
I left healthcare after i held a woman who was crying because smoking gave her cancer. She never got to see her son graduate. I despise cigarettes and dream of a smoke free world
Bro What😂
reading your last sentence is a fresh reminder for the value of semi-colons. "i despise (cigs + have dreams)" vs "i despise cigs; have dreams." I admit, a comma would of also worked.
We should respect Smokers and their addiction. We need Smoke Positivity!
@@funkspinna oh shit, you really are a bot account. well, that shouldn't be a surprise.
@@raifsevrence Yet you're replying to a "bot". LOL. OK, back to your Safe Space!
I hope Google audits the money that they give to schools to see where it's going. When districts in my state got the Esser money during covid, several administrators got raises.
Google giving money to schools is a problem too. I wonder what they’re paying these schools to teach 🤔
@@drag0.. we got paid just enough to be ineligible for government assistance.
Well, when young people are constantly being reminded that they’ll never be able to afford a house and the cost of living keeps skyrocketing despite wages lagging, climate change, etc. it doesn’t feel great.
as someone who graduated from high school this year, i do think i’ve seen an increase in bullying compared to previous years/pandemic era. suddenly some of these kids are saying the r-slur again and fat shaming people and it’s weird. people have gotten more comfortable being mean 🤷🏼♀️
Just fyi, 2yo is not too young for an autism diagnosis, it is screened for at 18mo and routinely diagnosed at 2. HOWEVER, this mom may have been claiming that he was diagnosed MUCH earlier (which I have seen sometimes people claim). If a parent told me their 2yo was diagnosed with autism at 9mo I’d have some interesting follow up questions (probably just another way for her to gain sympathy without knowing enough to stand up to scrutiny).
Also, what a monster and nightmare, thank god it was caught before anyone died.
Getting diagnosed with autism at 2 just doesn't make sense to me. Some kids are just different and not in a autistic way
@@AFed69 If a 2 year old child misses certain milestones (social, emotional, development delays) it's a pretty good indication they have autism. Docs were pretty sure my brother was autistic at 2. They did many assements over his early childhood to make sure. They don't just tell parents their 2 year old is autistic, there's tons of hoops to jump through before an "official" diagnosis and follow ups.
High functioning autist diagnosed at 14 here. To get diagnosed at 9mo you need to be very severely and obviously autistic. Most mild symptoms are barely apparent by the time you're 4-7. Most of the time if you're mild the mental health system will play russian routlette with your diagnosis until autism like what happened with me. Wasn't a good time for me.
My wife and I could clearly see our son was (high functioning) autistic at the age of 2. He's now 3 and, after having been officially diagnosed, goes to occupational therapy twice a weak and loves it! It's not hard to see the signs your kid is autistic, you just gotta know what you're looking for.
Edit: not being sociable is a huge red flag for a 2 year old. In contrast, my current 2 year old is a social butterfly and will walk up to just about anyone and try to make friends. His 3yo brother will only interact with you once he's assessed you like the same things as him and can be trusted (it's dinosaurs, letters, and numbers explicitly)
I think Trump was wearing his dentures wrong during the interview LOL
I think you’re a child LOL
@@TheDarknessOfGames Why are you so offended? It literally sounds like when people who don't have their dentures fully glued in talk. Its not even derogatory toward your demigogue.
@@BewitchCraft “it literally sounds like” but what’s reality? I like funny jokes but you guys live in your own world.
@@TheDarknessOfGamesyou’re mad 😂
@@TheDarknessOfGames Safe Space, indeed. LOL.
Maybe stop letting these horrible criminals get out on bond so they can't hurt other people?
Right!? A person who has critical evidence against them of harming or killing someone should not have a right to get out on bond.
@@chrissyr8387Critical evidence can seem critical at the time, and turn out to be false.
The point is to remember there are cases that aren’t this cut and dry.
Explain yourself. Innocent until proven guilty in the court of law @@chrissyr8387
Bail is for people who haven't been convicted. Those stop gaps are there to protect the innocent. But cowards like you don't seem to care about that
Yea never understood bail for a proven violent crime
I don't smoke marijuana, but I voted to legalize it in my state because I don't think the government should be able to tell people what they can and cannot do with their bodies. I'm all for sensible legislation about smoking around children, limits on nicotine levels, making labels more transparent, and age restrictions, but imo banning all nicotine products is government overreach.
Sudzha used to be the capital of Ukraine over 100 years ago. Ukraine just took note of Putin playbook and annexed what's rightfully theirs. Slava Ukraine!
Based af
"I want someone who has a lot of strength and courage and smarts. I want to close up the Department of Education" 😂
21:52 I've never been a consumer of tobacco, it makes me feel absolutely awful, but I don't understand banning cigarettes for the simple reason that bans don't work. We tried it for decades with the "war on drugs" and it just made the problem worse. How exactly is banning cigarettes, but only for certain people, possibly going to work any better? This is a well-intentioned but extremely silly plan.
Banning cigarettes is illiberal as well. Adults should be able to put whatever they want into their own bodies.
Obesity kills more people than alcohol, tobacco, and drugs combined. Are we going to ban sugar and lard next?
Let adults make their own decisions with their bodies.
@@turinturambar347no bc then how would your country milk money from its ppl
@@Jirangaaa I don’t care. Let people make their own decisions. We don’t need government to tell us how to live our lives. Thats a bad path to start down.
As an ex-cigarette smoker, I don't like the idea of a total/generational ban on cigarettes. While I agree we need to cut down on the number of people smoking, I think more mental health availability is a more wide-reaching way to do that. A lot of people pick up smoking to help them cope with PTSD, ADHD, Anxiety, etc. If we had better mental health care, we could provide viable alternatives and minimize the percentage of smokers.
This. I'm currently quitting weed, going through some pretty shitty withdrawal, and working in an area where I interact with a lot of addicts. The best defence against addiction is knowledge and access to support. I've never met an addict who wants to be an addict, only people who never learned healthy coping skills, that are trying their damn hardest, and didn't know what they were getting into when they picked up their first substance (usually alcohol - which has a higher chance of killing non-users than any other drug - but no one wants to talk about banning that). And when they have to get their substance of choice from the black market, no matter how comparatively/relatively harmless (psilocybin, LSD, weed, and now nicotine), they put themselves at risk of having the drug cut with something much worse (ie: psilocybin with random poisonous mushrooms, LSD with NBOMe, weed with fentanyl, etc).
The problem of drug use and addiction is so much more nuanced and complicated than simply its accessibility, and all aspects need to be weighed fairly or the opioid epidemic will just keep getting worse. And I'd much rather die from nicotine than fentanyl - which kills you well before you truly die.
Anywho, thanks for coming to my TedTalk.
Sun's out, guns out.
finally something I can share my knowledge on! I did my master's on Lyme Disease. similar to the mosquitoes, the northward expansion of ticks (carried by a common reservoir the white footed mouse) is expected to bring Lyme Disease to new regions where it was previously not endemic. also due to climate change, their lifecycle is affected as their eggs hatch in spring. currently no vaccine for LD but pfizer is working on one thats in phase 3! there also is a dengue fever vaccine that just entered phase 3 as well
13:00 The amount of people that Trump has convinced to ruin their lives just to support him is absolutely astounding.
Both sides is wild. The other option is socialism, and we all know starving to death is a terrible way to die.
Dems never attempted a coup but sure boths sides totally the same 🙄 @@AverageCitizen333
Same with the other side, yet we keep allowing a two party system and voting for the, "lesser of two evils" instead of someone that represents the actual majority. Most of us are barely left or right of middle, yet here we are...picking the worst representations of our values.
@@AverageCitizen333what?
@@AverageCitizen333 Current high food prices are a result of corporate greed (if it was all inflation, they wouldn't have such amazing profits.) I'm no communist but let's not let fear of hypothetical starvation stop us from solving a real problem that is actually hurting people right now.
People kill me trying to regulate what grown folks can do with their own bodies. Stop it!
Thank you for the plug for Public Health funding! I work my local public health department and since Covid funding came and now had mostly gone, it feels like a roller coaster!
It really bothers me how so many people seem to forget that health is public. Thanks for taking part in making a difference. Even one person getting sick is a problem for the whole community, and it's worse when the illness is communicable. Keeping as many people healthy and treated as possible is important for a thriving society. No wonder America is floundering...
Ban Cigs, Tax the Cig companies more, Make Cig companies pay for the Medical bills!!!!
@HoldLeadersAccountable if you ban cigarettes what are the cig companies going to sell?
First one, no, those last two though...
@@TheRealWilliamWhite they will find something im sure
@DexterNewton32 what ever it is, it won't be as lucrative as cigs to pay more taxes and then they are no longer cig companies so they wouldn't be paying the higher taxes.
Taxing cigarettes is just going make smokers foot the bill... I do think that they do need to phased out
My favorite part of the Elon and Trump spaces conversation was when Trump admitted to fleeing to Venezuela if the elections didn't go his way.
I like to see him try.
@@alienboy1322hes a free American he can go where he pleases they never removed his passport status nor put him on the no fly list.
@@damonwilks8799There are still court cases pending. I doubt they'd want to let him go anywhere before that's sorted out.
@@damonwilks8799he has pending cases, and has now basically admitted to being a flight risk
Governments keep forgetting that prohibitions don't work.
20:40 "wearing pants and sleeves, something I've become allergic to" loooool
Prohibition has never worked in the history of humanity but sure this time will be different 😂
I think generational bans on tobacco probably won’t work and will just create a black market.
Bingo!
No shit 😂
If you have to go to an illegal dealer and pay through the nose to get it that will reduce the amount of users. What next are you going to advocate for meth to be sold in gas stations?
@@Mercwithamouth101 It will essentially create a new black market. The fact that some adult people would be allowed to consume tobacco and others prohibited would be the issue.
There isn’t one half of society that is permitted to purchase meth at the gas station and another part that isn’t allowed to consume it. However, if the government were to set those laws, I’d bet that would make the black market for meth even bigger.
@@Mercwithamouth101 Comparing cigarettes to meth is ridiculous lmfao
Generational ban on smoking I think is a bad idea. Didn't we learn from prohibition that you can't just ban a product? Sure, maybe a majority of kids will never take up smoking with a generational ban, but there will always be a segment that will be curious and want to try it out. By banning it you're creating the Streisand effect. It'll be like the NBA banning Jordans and making all the kids wanting to buy Air Jordans.
So I live in NZ and I was really fucking proud of the Labour Party implementing that law, pretty much no one is against it because everyone in NZ knows at least one person whose died of lung cancer. It’s an actual epidemic. What the national party did, reversing the law, no one asked for.
NZ is a clown show. What an embarrassment of a country. ESP during “the bad flu” times
When Phil said she was released on bond my blood boiled. Bond and bail should not be offered to monsters like that.
That is just saying "no innocent until proven guilty for people I do not like".
@meej33 no it's not. People accused of violent crimes don't need to be walking around the general population. Especially in her case when medical tests proved she was super dosing her kid with drugs.
The current conservative government in NZ is a disaster. Hoping the pendulum swings back next election. National and ACT have not made people happy, though I can't fathom why they were voted for in the first place. They're doing exactly the kind of damage the right promises and then enacts. It makes me ill that they’re in power, which is unfortunate since they're trashing the healthcare system. 😔
I feel for you. I’m here in the states & cannot, for the life of me, understand why any of their policies would seem like a good idea to people (unless you’re a billionaire & friends with the top .01%). It absolutely blows my mind.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192I’m not a billionaire nor close to middle class, and the reason why is because, the average person wants less government in their lives, and in their pockets. The government mismanages tax money constantly and you want to give them more??? All so private citizens don’t have it for what reason? Congratulations they made the rich their scapegoats for all their failed policy and Worst of all you have the government glaslighting the American people into what is right and wrong, they lie constantly (I have a finance degree and this current administration has lied so much on economic policy and outcomes it’s horrendous)
WTF, you can't fathom why they were voted for?!? I'm on the left and generally vote Labour, but even I'm not ignorant enough to ignore the absolutely shit job Labour was doing in their last two terms. People were massively sick of their incompetence, so voted in the "other guys" hoping they wouldn't be so crap at their jobs, and to be honestly fair, the National/Act government is actually more competent at the actual job, it's just that they're implementing a bunch of horrible conservative policies.
Which side do most mega-corporations give the most money to? Just figuring out that should dissolve any illusions you might live under.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192you 🤡 the corporates and big money supports the Dems. Easy google search. How are you so ignorant
A report published in JAMA 7/30/2024 that only 40% of youth aged 10-24 who died by suicide in 2010 to 2021 had a known mental health diagnoses, with nearly 60% not having one. The numbers were higher for males vs. females, and higher yet for those who used a firearm as their means. I know that having a diagnosis doesn't mean that one is getting care, but the fact that it's a touchpoint is real. I'm glad to see that someone is really stepping up and using their platform.
8:15 You can hear the slurring and lisping in lots of his rallies this campaign, and it's clearly dentures slipping. Y'all never had grandparents?
Feels like phils grasping at straws tbh very cherry picked nothing burger
@@RoachieWoWHuh
@@RoachieWoWHe wasn't giving an opinion He was just stating what thousands of people are saying. It's all over the media.
@@LKMNOP it doesn't sound remotely like slurring, it's just poor audio quality. It's transparent grasping. Trump has lots of real things you can go after him for, this is just trying to point and say 'See, your guy is old too, not senile yet, but maybe he is ........'
Don't do this, go after Trump for real things (there are many) in a non-hysterical tone because the people you need to convince are not those who are already convinced.
@LKMNOP he did give his opinion. His opinion is that donald trump sounds fine in other audio clips so its probably just an audio glitch. Literally says "what i think"
Kinda unrelated but I always love the fact that conservatives who are supposed to believe in almost strictly the words of the founding fathers hold so tightly to the existence of political parties meanwhile most of them (don’t quote me on that) or at least just George Washington were completely against parties to begin with
*Trump:* I know nothing about Project 2025
*Also Trump:* Okay I know SOME things about Project 2025 but not everything
*ALSO Also Trump:* okay I KNOW about Project 2025 totally and even endorse some things in it.
*His cult:* HE SAID HE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT ONCE SO I BELIEVE HIM!
NOOOOOOOO 🌵
That’s literally not what anyone has said but keep being delusional
When did he mention Project 2025 or its policies?
you people love proving my point
@@wisemanofsorts6068quite literally in the Musk interview.