Innocence Project Ambassador Commits Brutal Murder
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In this video I discuss how a recent guest on the Joe Rogan Experience a supposedly reformed criminal has been arrested & charged with murder. I also explain how Rogan is being conned by Josh Dubin on behalf of the Innocence Project
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“He was put away for 50 years for a crime where the victim got 2 stitches.” That’s a funny way of saying armed gang robbery and attempted murder
It’s as if they’re saying that as long as a victim hasn’t been subjected to bodily harm someone doesn’t deserve prison. I think plenty of stalking victims would disagree.
Classic minimizing.
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@@MathildaFlowyou know what else stops stalkers 9mm FMJ
Not to mention trafficking an extremely illegal amount of Narcotics
So "two stitches" is actually drug dealing, attempted murder, assault and battery and armed robbery. Got it.
They can never let the full truth out
Lmao ikr, two stitches. Like he accidentally tripped someone.
@@m.at.the.w.they definitely don’t give you the facts they always and I mean always sugarcoat it and wrap it up with a nice oppression bow
@@INatalkaI that's what i thought lol
Is that all? 🙄
The POS that helped get him released early after killing someone should be held accountable for this murder
The ass wipe pushing for "justice" is all about himself as are 99% of SJWs."Look at what a great person I am".
And it's not even the first time Innocence Project has done this. They stopped working on cases where the inmate is actually innocent and now they're just trying to get black people out of prison for clerical errors regardless of severity of crime or guilt. It's disgusting.
Charlie scumbag adelsons jury consult “expert” Mr. Josh Dubious?
💯
Exactly.
A system where one party has zero accountability is made for exploitation and not for doing good.
Someone who wants to do good will want to be held accountable and put under scrutiny to make sure the mission is not getting compromised / subverted.
"I was just a mob enforcer, tracking down and attacking people for drug money I felt they owed me. It just happened to me, I had nothing to do with it." - This murderer.
The judge that initially locked him up has the biggest "I told you so" ever.
And unfortunately, the most unsatisfying...
And is a great judge of character
The judge didn't throw his life away, he did.
Amen
Bet the judge is feeling very vindicated right now. Rogan and Doobins comments aged like milk in the sun😂
@@alsmith9853Joe just showed how liberal he is. Get Joe out of Texas.
@@berto2125 he's a rich dude with white guilt from LA.
“We have to consider a persons upbringing and race when sentencing them”
“Im black and poor so I’m allowed to do crime.”
It’s not a direct quote but it’s essentially what they’re saying
facts!🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
And nobody looks at the rippling effect how his actions might affect other peoples upbringing in a negative way, leading to a cycle, eventually.
"Didn't get touched. Got roughed up a little bit. No physical harm." This dude just contradicted himself THREE separate times in three consecutive sentences. The mental gymnastics going on in that psychotic brain of his are wild.
And the fact that Rogan didn’t call him out is telling.
Not going to lie this makes me wonder if smoking pot is quite as harmless as people like to claim or Joe got kicked in the head too much in his former career.
He didn’t get bruised. That’s prolly what he meant by touched…..but I could guess that dude was shoved into a wall with a gun pointed at him and let go after threatening. That’s prolly what he meant by “roughed up”
@LadyCaroline123 Joe probably melted his brain with all those hardcore psychedelics he's so fond of. I'm kind of jealous honestly lol
Wait. That dude just said, "I'm gonna try to do good. But if I fail, then I'll go back to crime." Wtf
I can actually see how he was framing this as a way of telling himself that he has to change his habits, but I think this guy didn't even tell himself that at all in the first place. I think he had no intention of changing his habits or reforming, and this little poorly thought out story was just a giant ruse to help give the Innocence Project some credibility.
Riding on the coattails of BLM and the fact that every single black criminal is innocent, molded by society and the environment he was forced to grow up in by, you guessed it, evil white racism. The more attention they bring to this idea the more 13.50 is proven true in visible real world examples everyday. @kommisar.
@@kommisar. I took it as “once the handouts run out and life gets tough I’ll just turn back to crime” and it looks like the turn around on that is about 8 months once he wasn’t the darling of the innocence project anymore. I also loved how he worded his robberies, “he owed me the money so I had the right to rob him, idk why that house nigga judge couldn’t see that and why he locked me up.”
Ya.. so what's the issue? That's precisely what you expect to hear in clown world..
@@kommisar.no. I don’t think so. I’m 100% positive he meant what he said at the time and the idiots who helped him really believed him. The problem is, all the idiots who support these criminals are seeing the part of them that isn’t under stress. They have everything to gain and act accordingly. Who wouldn’t say the right things under that situation? It’s a different story when they don’t get what they want. It’s how people react to negative situations that separates criminals from normal people.
"Your honor - I know my client committed an absolutely horrific crime... but he's black"
"He was systematically oppressed by White people who expected him not to steal and kill."
"Oh, in that case, do whatever you want. All the time. Case dismissed!"
Sounds about Right
Lawyer proceeds to show a yearbook picture of the offender look he's just a little baby he's an innocent little boy.
That's basically modernity in a nutshell
Zero pushback from Rogan. He's swallowed the whole black victimhood scam hook, line, and sinker. Embarrassing.
Joe is, at the end of the day, a bleeding heart liberal, he simply cannot change.
He swallowed other black ⚫️ things as well.
He always does. F’n toe Rogan stick to ufc and science guys
@@chadclevenger4251Lol. Toe Rogan.
Joe is an... "Ankle deep" thinker. Many are foot depth thinkers. More are ankle depth. Precious few of us are out here in the deep end. And the few who are are see how f*cked everything is going and FAST.
“The judge was mean to me.” yeah, because holding you accountable for murder is mean.
These professional victims and activists are truly some of the worst society has to offer.
@Jews_C0ntr0l_daa__worldd Joshua Dubin is one of them.
Dubin is a grifter. I remember Dubin was going hard on Kamala Harris for her records as a D.A. Joe asked if he was going to vote for her and he said yes because orange man bad.
With them, racism is not only the common denominator, it's the only denominator
For real. I understand people think they are being empathetic when they say make excuses for crininals like that. However, no matter what your situation, you do not have carte blanche to commit rob, assault, or game end people. We all have been wronged by someone, some more than others, but if that entitled us to do whatever we want to others, then we would just create an even worse world. And create more victims in the world who will use that justification to continue the cycle.
@@du6165Jewbinstein is a bad person
Do these people really think that violent criminals are the only ones who grew up in poverty? Also, isn't it racist to expect a judge to empathize with a criminal just because he's a specific race???
Well I grew up poor like no food some days, no electricity some weeks, no running water some weeks poor and guess what I have committed 0 crimes, I have e never ever been in handcuffs, never been in a police car except when I called the cops when I saw a guy at the park with a firearm and they asked me to come with them so I could point them out. I jave no record and only had 1 speeding ticket from 20 years ago that's not on my driving record now. Growing up poor is no excuse for these low life criminals.
YES they do. They think BLACK is the only poor race. POOR to them means NO new shoes THAT year and an iphone 12 instead of iphone 15. Have you ever seen photos of Appalachia people? Not a lot of blacks in those photos.
@@CL053DC45K37 maybe one day people like YOU will be held up as an example of helping the poor. Unfortunately it's seems like criminals are the only poor people we care about. 😕
Poverty doesn’t excuse violence. These people not only think it excuses violence but they feel they should be proud to be the top shooter, the biggest drug dealer, the biggest p1mp.
This is my 2nd time trying to write this comment the 1st was immediately deleted
It’s said that a lot of prisoners came from decent families. They had both parents or loving families. My uncle has been locked up in Sing Sing maximum security where Sheldon & Collin were both locked away. Says that lots of people there will never change & says that he wouldn’t be upset if he passed away in there bc he’s in for a 2nd degree himself. He’s at least taken accountability for offing 2 bloods in Long Island NY when he was MS13 back in 2001. I learned lessons from him that kept me away from that lifestyle & turned me into a decent person.
That chopped up body didn’t require a single stitch and now this misunderstood man will be punished for the rest of his life 😭
Queue the "This only happened because he was forced to spend so much time in prision. The system created this murderer. He's just a victim of the system."
This whole "poverty causes crime" thing has got to stop. It is insulting to poor people (as if being poor makes you completely immoral) and it's excusing to criminals.
Crime causes poverty.
What causes crime then, HUH?
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 criminals
@@yojimbosatoshi no. I mean, why do people become criminals?
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 what do you think?
At 36 years old I still have nightmares about the things I saw and experienced as a kid. I grew up poor, in and out of foster homes, alcoholic and drug addict mother who eventually committed suicide, deadbeat absent dad whom I’ve met twice in my life. I experienced rampant abuse in virtually every way imaginable. But not only am I now an adult with no criminal record, but I supposedly am “privileged” because I’m a law abiding white dude.
👏👏👏👏👏
Stand strong always, friend.
I got luckier then you did, all thanks to my immediate family. I saw some crazy stuff, dealt with it but, was fortunate enough to avoid the foster “care” and abuse. I’m convinced the hard upbringing was meant to harden us to this present circumstance. Stay strong and keep going, if only for your sake.
A sad life story is no excuse for bad behaviour. You cannot violate other people's rights just because life was unfair to you, what about being a better man/woman and stop perpetuating the cycle? Mad respect to you for doing exactally that.
How does “on average” escape your reasoning. Like Americans on average have more than Africans, but homeless Americans are poorer than the average African.
that federal judge prob saved lives by giving this fool 25 years.
“ I’m innocent because I’m black .”
Every Fake Victim Class.
Dude definitely turned his life around. Just turned 360 degrees.
Just didnt know when to stop that turn huh?
Crime was his 'something to fall back' strategy. He fell back.... bigly.
Hee hee
😂
It's all about race, never about responsibility
Isn't that the story of modern race problems in the US?
story of the last 50 years
That's been the song and dance blacks have done ever since the shackles came off
@@dibberz-v1zand that was a huge mistake
@@davemartino5997 When they were heading over to liberia we made sure to keep their best, the man that was going to build wakanda over there and if left to his own devices he would have taken us to a type 2 civilization. Sheldon yabadu was a scientist with acces to the 4th dimension. We kept him hidden in modern day richmond for half a century, underground in a mind harvesting faciliy. To this day he still lives but under a different location.
I've lost a lot of respect for Joe Rogan for not pushing back on his bullshit.
It isn't even that he doesn't push back, Rogan actively promotes this bullshit.
@@freedomfries6618meh…I don’t really agree with you there bud. He didn’t vet this scumbag enough because he figured since he knew and was with Douchebin, so everything should be cool and he’ll learn the story during the show.
He has blind spots. These guys and Bob Lazaar are obviously full of BS. Joe wants to believe it though.
He is a pr guy every time a ufc fighter gets caught with steroids they go on joes show.
He doesn't really push back on anything. He usually just let's his guests talk. Why is it this specifically that bothers you?
Sheldon was never going to move into Joe Rogan's neighborhood or his lawyer's neighborhood.
I hate the 'My life was bad, therefore I committed serious crime". How about the people who's life was bad and never commit crimes.
You have choices, you chose wrong
I'm one of those people who grew up insanely poor, was abused as a child and yet I have never committed a crime or ever even been a suspect in one and I have no record except I had to get.my finger prints done at the local police department for a job. Oh I did have 1 speeding ticket but even that is on my driving record. The poor excuse is just that an excuse they use to justify their choice to commit crimes.
And how about the people whose life is now worse because of the crimes you committed? Being dealt a shitty hand in life isn't an excuse to deal someone else a shitty hand.
Can you "troubled people"please explain to me WHY you didn't turn evil and commit crimes?
Why though? You had the perfect motive to hate the world and enact revenge, but yet you didn't. Why and what stopped you from doing evil things?
@@CL053DC45K37 Sorry for you for having a bad and abusive childhood and respects to you for standing up and being strong man despite of how bad your life went through to you.
I was raised in poverty and I chose not to harm other people. The "different conditions" argument is a false argument.
I literally grew up on the other side of the tracks in a smaller town of a rich county. Never been arrested, only 3 tickets. 4 years as a marine.
@@YuckFouTube2making the right choices and living right. I'm glad the world has people that do this. We need to spend more of our media attention and social energy on people like you.
@@dans5741 i agree, sadly the world seems to notice and remember negative things over positive. I really just thank God for life and my dog, learn from every situation, and do my best to be and do better.
I'm white, and my "privilege" was to grow up in abject poverty with a drunk druggie mother and her abusive boyfriend. My father would take me every summer, letting me experience a LOVING family for 2-3 months of the year. So I spent my time with my mother EATING every library I could reach, got my first degree at 18, joined the army at 19, and retired at 31. With ZERO help from anybody else.
Now I'm 50, have a dozen STEM degrees, two published scientific papers, a 5 bedroom house, a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid that I own outright, and just published my 13th book last month. All with ZERO crimes being committed, and having no interactions with the legal system.
But hey, growing up in POVERTY is what makes you a criminal, right? 😂 Nope, it is growing up FATHERLESS, while not being white (usually),and *THIS* Piece Of Crap is a prime example of it! So nowadays I vote MAGA...throw away the key 😡
me too being poor doesn't make u have no morals
Who would have thought a liar who tries to make excuses for black crime would do this?
I did education programs with inmates for several years and this guy showed so many red flags. Minimized his crimes, skirted responsibility several times, led with victim mentality, acted like he was just caught up in a corrupt system. There are people doing actual good work in the pen and then there are people that pretend to rehab so they can get out and offend again.
Strikes me as racist that you need to question the judge’s SKIN COLOR when said judge is effectively dishing out the rightful law.
I caught that as well. Such a racist thing to imply and NOBODY on the anti racist side will ever call that out. They love racism as long as it bolsters THEIR arguments and political positions.
I know. Exactly what I was thinking. Why should the black judge understand his circumstances? Because he’s black he should know how a criminal feels? On the flip side, if the judge did have similar circumstances, he still became a judge.
The color doesn't matter. They'd pull out a board stretcher no matter the race. White is racist, black is Uncle Tom, Asian is racist, Jewish is Zionist.
It’s Cope bc if the judge was white it would have been racism. I’m pretty sure that this guy thinks If the judge was anything besides a disabled lesbian women of color then the ruling should be thrown out.
@@Kunfucious577
With lower standards at every turn.
It's strange the innocent project and Josh Dubin has refused all interviews or conversations since this happened... I can't figure out why...
His instagram is private 😂
@@monkeydgarp9663 amazing how that happens, there must be a problem with the servers... 🤣
Well, this should be the nail in the coffin for the Innocence Project considering this should be a very high-profile failure as it was featured on the most popular podcast in the country as opposed to the other many failures which had far less exposure (e.g. Julius Jones), but considering how stupid Americans are that they keep falling for the exact same grift over and over and OVER again (particularly when it comes to ones based on racism), I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it's just business as usual for them as they try to sweep this under the memory hole rug.
Had Joe R. said anything yet ?
@@coffee_and_crumpets I've checked multiple times in multiple sources and as of right now there's been no statement made also there's been no statement made by Alvin Bragg who was his best buddy
Sean, this' one of ur best videos, ever. It really came through just how passionate u are about this.
i am a past violent criminal and let me say the ONLY thing that changed me was a decade in prison.. all the past probation and anger classes na aa none of it worked i used it to get away with what i did.. i finally went in front of a judge at the age of 20 that said enough... laid me down for 19 year sentence which i did 10 years and 3 months.. that changed me i lost a lot of my life with the time to think about what i did.. happy to say been home for 24 years now and have been nothing but a straight forward good citizen and will always push for time in jail for violent crimes we deserve every second we get for those kind of crimes.. and just because the injuries my be just 2 stitches the mental terror we put people through are just as bad as physical injuries..
I'm starting to believe that a large number of criminals in America can never be reformed.
they cant. reform is impossible because the issue is that they were groomed as kids in gangs and the only thing they can do is pretend but in reality they will always do the same thing they did when they were kids. same reason why serial killers will never change, they started as kids on animals and its imbedded into them.
About 12% of them
@nothing4mepls973 no, that 12% of the population commits 50% of the crime. If you pull the Hispanics and Asians out of where they try to hide them in the WHITE population numbers, white (60% of the country) commit 1% of the crime...and that INCLUDES taking a police-guided tour of *PUBLIC* property.
@@nothing4mepls973 closer to 6% if you break it down by sex and age
@brenttrent8811 actually, no. The police, prosecutors, judges, and juries are extremely lenient on women. The stats are skewed because convictions never ever happen.
And that black judge is probably shaking his head right now saying they should’ve listened 🤦🏽♀️
They don't feel any guilt for this stuff. They just want to make up for "for fourrr hunnnerrrrd yeeeaarrrs!"
He's talking about the judge that originally sentenced dude to 50 years or whatever, not the guy who let him out.
Trying to imagine the complex emotions that dude must feel right now - one of those "told you so, but really really wish it didn't come to this" ... but also, probably not the first time for that judge either, just the first time it was a guy on Joe Rogan
@@drunken69dragon he is a she - look at her pic and name
@@publiconions6313 Everyone's feeling that way. Joe Rogan pooped himself and Josh Rubin is punching walls. Crazy he vouched for the guy(hard) one month before a murderer.
Put Josh Dubin in jail, as accessory.
Jews gonna Jew
@@AnuddaGoyi'm one as well, and deranged race grievance empathy ideologues like Dubin don't represent me. He endangers me by putting people like that back on the street before paying debt to society. Have a nice day.
Subversive tacticals on display
He's gotten truly innocent people released from false allegations. I only listened to a part of this podcast I thought it was bizarre this guy admitted to violent crimes, armed robberies, drug dealing, etc. 30 min in I was like "Wait, why is this guy an ambassador?". Lol.
@@yuvilio oy vey
Funny how Joe is so quick to having Jamie "pull that shit up" any other time 😂
Rogan: relentlessly fact checks every single statement from Alex Jones.
Rogan: nods in cowering agreement at every lie this guy told.
He’s insufferable nowadays.
One is absolutely 100% Right...and the other is absolutely 100% GUILTY!
Fun fact: Joe's current wife was the former partner of a (black) rapper. He also has a black step daughter. Do with that information what you will.
After being subscribed for years, I finally unsubsidized from Rogan.
To the blek, Rogan is wyt.
Our society has a sick obsession with protecting criminals. But ignoring victims...
Almost to the point victims will be prosecuted for reporting crime.
Theyre already being punished when having to surrender all their information and then being stalked and attacked by gangs in retaliation.
The left loves putting criminals in pedestal.
no, it has a sick obsession with a group of people that is committing these crimes.
Omg is our country having a nationwide version of Stockholm syndrome?
In one sentence he says "he wasn't touched " and "he got roughed up".
I think we can all agree the "black judge" is damn good at his job.
Society also has an serious issue protecting criminals
It's not us, it's the people working for the globalist elites hellbent on destroying western countries. The destruction of the middle-class is proof enough of their agenda being laid out. Allow rampant crime, destroy the social cohesion by allowing millions of illegals in, restrict energy independence in the name of a fake climate crisis, indoctrinate children in the educational system, promote deviancy, destroy American icons and make people hate their country, promote division based on race, vilify religion, and break up the traditional family. ALL MARXIST tactics they've used for over a century.
It’s the liberals and leftists fault
There _should_ be a protection of rights and presumption of innocence, but yes. Modern (society-destroying) criminal "reform" is subversion.
this convict and his handler being a prime example.
This is why I don't listen to Joe Rogan. He is literally too high to even think about anything he talks about.
That Dubin fellow comes off as untrustworthy. Like he's trying to sow discord and subvert this country.
He’s a grifter. Did you hear
“you can say that but we can’t…”
“here’s an African American judge who should understand…”
He refused to talk to Trump to try to free someone. Shows you where his intentions are, he hates this country more than he wants to free innocent people.
Small hat
Wow like these far left goofballs hate america. Big shocker.
Woah woah woah are you saying just because he’s Jewish he would try to subvert and sow discord? That’s a centuries old anti semetic trope! They don’t do that stuff!
Kudos to the judge who read him really well and knew who sheldon really is.
So this guy will forever be in tape calling a man who robbed and beat people and murdered and cut off another man's head a beautiful human being. AR least this horrible incident will end the innocence project.
Good on that black judge for doing his damn job and sentencing him properly. This terrible decision to let him out early isn’t on him!
The criminal is calling him a housenagger is typical. Its never their own fault.
And again a decent successful black man is only called an N word by yet another person of color. Not whitey.
@@chreg89yep. That judge is over the hoodlum BS. Just like every other decent black American.
@@evanpetelle5669thank you
Yet they still play the race card on the judge like the judge is supposed to go easy because both are black and blah blah blah.
What about the new Harvard Study that shows there is no racism in the police and justice system in the US.... and the professor who did the study needed security to follow him around after he released the study (which was done twice with 2 different teams to make sure there were no mistakes)? And the catcher is... the professor is black.
That's how they create a chilling effect to send a strong message to other professors who might dare to tell the truth however rare that might be.
Incredible
Ahh yes Harvard. The bastion of academic credibility in our modern age.😂
Yep. And Claudine Gay was behind that too.
Trump addressed all of this in his Agenda47:
“For many years, tuition costs at colleges and universities have been exploding, and I mean absolutely exploding while academics have been obsessed with indoctrinating America's youth," President Trump said. "The time has come to reclaim our once great educational institutions from the radical Left, and we will do that.”
President Trump has pledged to fire the radical Left accreditors that have allowed our colleges to become dominated by Marxist Maniacs and lunatics.
He will impose real standards on American colleges and universities, to include defending the American tradition and Western civilization, protecting free speech, eliminating wasteful administrative positions that drive up costs, removing all DEI bureaucrats, offering options for accelerated and low-cost degrees, providing meaningful job placement and career services, and implementing college entrance and exit exams to prove that students are getting their money's worth.
Once back in the White House, President Trump will direct the Department of Justice to pursue federal civil rights cases against schools that continue to engage in racial discrimination and will advance a measure to have schools that continue these illegal and unjust policies fined up to the entire amount of their endowment.
What happened to Fryer then, should never happen again and this is how we fix it. There has been a socialist "long march through the institutions" and it's infected most of academia and drowned out not just dissenting voices, but inconvenient facts.
Thomas Sowell was talking about this 40 years ago, as leftists made the same arguments in the same ways.
The study is not new, it's from 2016. They've just been ignoring it or trying to debunk it by claiming the black professor is a traitor.
18:06 Are you serious. We have dumped so much money into impoverished neighborhood and it has zero effect. The issue isn't money it's behavior. Until they are held accountable for their actions, told they are going to be treated the same as everyone else, and they need to get their shit together because they are their own worst enemy, nothing is going to change.
Disgusting to watch Joe slurp it up.
I'm sure that the judge who gave him 50 years had a "I told you so, morons" moment when he heard about the killing.
I doubt he feels vindicated, he's black so he's probably just upset that criminals are using his skin color as a shield.
@@Joutube_is_trashthat sound like he was vindicated
"I can always go back to doing bad, if this doing good thing doesn't work out." ~ A reformed criminal, probably
When ppl tell you who they are, believe them.
@@bluev7427 I always do.
How delusional does he have to be to think The judge threw away his life and not his actions and himself?
Turns out the justice system isn’t racist enough and it’s costing lives.
i think you missed the point.
Ironically,this is accurate.
The justice system benefits anyone non white.
Bingo
"Hi, I'm from the Innocence Project with a guy even I admit is guilty. But hear me out, I know it seems bad at first but, man... It gets worse."
But I thought you just needed to sit down and talk to these angels 😂😂😂😂
If he wants a pass because of his upbringing, then he needed to first give a pass to those who owed him money, because of their upbringing.
No you are wrong. He said him self. He is a man of discipline. He likes rules. It is impossible for people to lie.
Plus all I hear is excuses: there's a little thing called free will which allows us to make good and bad choices. It doesn't matter where you grow up, you still can choose whether you want to do good or crime. He doesn't want to accept responsibility.
So the man that asks for mercy from an overly harsh sentence has absolutely none to give to a person begging for their life. That’s the world for you.😔
Dude didn't get 50 years for simple assault. He got it for a violent armed robbery at min
I know a guy who spent decades in prison for murder. He was convicted. He openly says he did it. He has explained to me how he did it. He STILL complains his trial was unfair because of some kind of technicality. I mean, maybe it was. I'm not a lawyer, I don't know. But I also don't care about the time you spent in prison when you've practically bragged to me that you did it.
He was probably hoping he would get OFF on a technicality, and he didn't so he's trying to say he was sentenced because of a technicality. I obviously don't know but that's what it kind of sounds like.
so just cuz he killed someone he deserved all that itme in jail because u dont know anything about the circumstances surrounding it? why cuz hes Black? u think Black men deserve to be in prison for life?
That's how OJ got off. The lawyers successfully shifted it from a murder trial to a "is the cop a racist" trial. And it turns out, yea, the cop probably is racist. But that doesn't mean OJ was innocent.
Worked in the prison for years. Inmates equated getting off on a technicality as them being innocent. Amazing the self-deception they practice.
Would you rather have a murderer walk free or a government which violates the right to a fair trial?
I never owned a slave and this ex con never picked cotton.
Yet the HOA was invented to keep black people out once they were becoming successful. Funny how history works.
...ex con?
@@xenn4985he's a murderer now.
@@user-hq1vn5sn7jHe's also never fully served his sentence for the first thing he got convicted of.
Exactly
Whats annoying is these people blaming circumstances. You actually have people with real disadvantage making tge world fall at their feet because of their circumstances yet these lesser men only make excuses as to why they're lesser.
A man who's good at making excuses is never good at anything else.
Wow, it's almost like restorative justice doesn't work.
Finally, some sanity in these comments.
In college I tried to do a project on why Restorative justice doesn’t work and show the recidivism rates but you aren’t able to get that information through school resources or Google scholar, at least I couldn’t. I had to change the project and do it on reoccurring drinking and driving
The Innocence Project lawyer at this guy’s side needs to be held accountable too
I am curious to see how they try and back peddle out of this. I bet you the judge that sentenced this individual is feeling quite vindicated about his decision right now.
@chula686 they won't. "The innocence project" is notorious for acting like cases like this simply didn't happen.
Innocent Project is trying to get Scott Pederson out. The man that killed his pregnant wife. Enough said. 😡
I had to fast forward his gum flapping BS. That lawyer needs to be shamed for the charlatan that he is.
We’re not barbarians. Criminals have the right to representation and lawyers are not complicit just for defending their clients in court.
11:10 She got caught up in the situation”. Dude didn’t take any responsibility.
Spoken like a true convict.
the amount of people released in this country who shouldn't be on the streets and in a lot of cases now IN THE COUNTRY in general is insane.
Disperate sentences have more to do with re-offending than race.
Well what about the millions of "poverty stricken" people who never murder or commit crime? Sounds like his theory is horse hockey
It’s actually horse shit. The leftist attorney doesn’t think blacks are equal. We have poor whites, Asians, Hispanics living in similar circumstances who don’t have a culture of violence. But they are held accountable for their actions. The blacks cannot be, according to this guy
I grew up so poor we had a dirt floor in our home, and despite that, i have never hurt or robbed anyone and never would or will. You can be poor and a good person at the same time.
Joe you should be ashamed of yourself for having a self proclaimed drug dealer , gang member & you think he only robbed 1 person . Listen to him he’s proud of his life . These criminals need to be in prison.
Seems lots from that culture enjoy getting away with crimes then brag about it.
Why should drug dealers go to prison anyway?
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307because what they do destroy community
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 youre not serious. You really think drug dealers shouldn't be held accountable?
Having him on the show isn't a problem or anything to be ashamed of. Sheldon had a second chance, and he blew it. He can never blame anyone for him throwing everything away.
The only lesson Sheldon learned from his previous crimes was to incompetently attempt to get rid of his victims so they can't be witnesses against him.
Holy shit, kind of a wake up call to not trust every seemingly wholesome activist that comes on JRE
Welcome to activism in general, most of it is a con by the wealthy getting commoners to do swallow their crap and do the PR stuff, think 'Stop Oil'
People like The Innocent Project should be charged for aiding and abetting a criminal if they person they got off commits a crime.
Yep, even more imo the judge and lawyers all need to be held accountable.
Got my uncle out after 24 years for a crime he couldn't have committed, police even knew that because he was placed somewhere else by a dozen people who wouldn't have a reason to lie but hey he had a bald head in 1999. I think it's funny how red pillers hate being painted with broad brush strokes but still do it.
What about the people who are wrongfully convicted?
Do the police and prosecutors get convicted?
Also it's not the innocence project that release him they Appeal to the legal system and try to get him released. So it's a judge and jury that release him.
Are you saying "guilty" people shouldn't have the right for a lawyer or the right to appeal.
AJW is an idiot
They certainly have blood on their hands but they will never acknowledge it
@@bluev7427 they don't care, as long as they get a fat check in the mail, the world can burn around them. a man i knew, a very rich mason, couldn't give a damn about the future generations so long as he 'gets his'. that's the mentality we're dealing with the vast majority of these people.
I dont feel bad for Joe Rogan. Listen to the things he's saying. He totally is drinking the coolaid here.
He's been drinking the kool-aid since day 1
He's not very smart. He thinks Obama is the best we got to offer...
It's Joe Rogan. He's as shallow as the left says he is, the sooner the right accepts that the better.
Joe Rogan is a punch drunk former fighter-turned-reality show host, who interviews interesting people. We (collectively) tend to over-value celebrities’ opinions.
“KoolAid”…I see what you did there😉
Being poor doesn’t condone theft
2 stitches, 100 stitches, no stiches at all, 25 years is a fair sentence for aggravated robbery with a firearm regardless of circumstance. We don't need or want to share society with people willing to do this. His sentence was fair by ANY standard.
Idk how the Innocence Project still has any credibility whatsoever.. they've been having issues since I was in college 15 years ago
everyone does mistakes. but the idea of innocence procet is not a bad idea that you should free INNOCENT people
@lexrex1 Exactly, which should have excluded this guy.
@@lexrex1their name is a misnomer. The innocence project free guilty violent criminals.
They seek out cases of blatant guilt that have issues of propriety during investigation and proceedings.@@lexrex1
@lexrex1 they don't get guys out based on innocence. They get guilty folks out on technicalities. They don't care about guilt or innocence they just want people out of prison
The way Josh Dubin presents Sheldon like he's some exotic pet that he brought to show-and-tell...really gross. He's the type to meet any and all critique with accusations of racism, meanwhile black people are just pet projects to him, not individuals with agency (that can be held accountable for their actions as such).
They are a tool of destabilization to his tribe.
It’s how all democrats/progressives treat black folks. Like their pets.
Exactly, this type of person are the racist ones that project their own prejudice on the ppl they purport to represent
Agree 💯.
"Look what my Sheldon did today, he didn't murder anybody.. Isn't that right, I'm so impressed, who's a good boy?".
It was creeping me out. Way over the top, like he was hoping to drop the soap later.
You ever notice how these people repeat themselves? "Look at all they've gone through: Jim Crow, Red Lining, all this stuff... Jim Crow, Red Lining..."
They are pointing out the facts. Your ancestors setup a system to make them appear more superior. We know for a long time, you aren’t. But people like Trump keep telling you that you are. 😂
I’m really digging your style. Thank you for sharing your work!!!
“There was no physical…. He didn’t get touched… he got roughed up a little bit, but..” umm I’m pretty sure that’s the definition of physical
And a massive SHAME SHAME SHAME on Joe Rogan for letting that slide. If a White guy said the same thing, he would have responded with “How did you rough him up without touching him?”
@@justincook181 shame on society that would rip joe apart if he had said anything to this guy
Yeah totally trust worthy individual... he only contradicted himself in the NEXT sentence ffs😂
rogan gets scammed by everyone. what's more concerning is the average npc getting scammed en masse by criminal reform, social justice advocacy, etc. most people can't be trusted to vote
@@matthewfors114 Only a very tiny portion of society would do such a thing.
“He gets hit in the head with a gun.” “ But he goes into the street and gets hit by a car.” Apparently firearms and automobiles have become self aware?? This is what zero accountability looks like.
Shut it Joe!!! Virtue signaling ugh!!
Black victim, black defendant, black attorney, black judge.......blames it on racism lol
Wow, the dude literally couldn't even make it one year. I think if you murder someone in cold blood, your life is forfeit.
And thats with the left showering him with attention, money, etc...showing him off as an example to others to follow. Imagine the ones dumped out of the prison looking at nothing but more of the same that they ignore all day long. No wonder violent crime is up, despite what that clown said at the SOTU.
im sorry man, your social credit score just tanked 100 points. you're now no longer allowed to shop at your local grocery store until you apologize for your comment.
Not sure what you are trying to say. He didn't kill anyone until after he was released (that we know of, although he almost definitely did). Or are you just trying to say he should be executed now? I don't think anyone is defending him at this point.
He was supposedly reformed, but he didn't even pretend to take responsibility for his actions.
It's morbidly funny listening to this guy come to his defence as he's sits there knowing exactly what he's got chilling in the fridge.
What? The murder happened after this. Even if it didn't why would you assume he knows about the murder?
You know that people will still argue in his favor...he sets it up in the podcast " being out in jail for 25 years made me a man i was never supose to become" even though on the streets he was robbing and beating people and selling drugs
The innocence project seems to throw the most work into the most guilty while ignoring the guy convicted of having rust in his car that was mistaken for blood.
The organization doesn’t seem to go for wrongful convictions. It seems to have to motivation to get as many people out of jail as possible. Regardless of guilt.
I don't know why, but it seems like the worse the person, the more chances they get.
They want big headlines so they have a habit of going for cases already big in the news or where an ruling will be allow for a shocking headline i.e Life / Long term Sentences.
Anyone who assisted in getting him out should also be held accountable for the murder and be prosecuted.
I’m thinking this victim’s family needs to sue the Innocence Project for releasing his killer.
You should make an innocence fraud playlist. And I would also appreciate you taking apart more of their cases. Very interesting videos when you do it
Harry on Lotus Eaters recommended you and I’ve not been disappointed. Will be back for more. Subscribed.
Dude has a Communist fist on his shirt.
Shocker 😂
Of course he does. He's an activist for "racial justice". That's activist speak. Radical leftist activists
Lol I think UA-cam deleted my original comment
@@tidepride86 No doubt they did.
CIA fist you mean? For it was them that pushed it.
How racist is this dude against the judge?
27:45 I agree wholeheartedly! I grew up in an extremely abusive, poor, single parent household. I got in trouble when I was 14, & I was 100% wrong for what I did. I was released to my mother but six months later I ended up in cuffs because supposedly I violated my probation (I didn’t and was found non guilty when I went to court) but I went to juvie, was sent to boot camp. But even though I had a rough upbringing, I turned my shit around. I had three kids, went into treatment for my addiction & now I have a beautiful 3 bedroom house, a loving husband. I’ve got four kids who are on the honor roll, my daughter just got a full ride scholarship to Duke university. You’ll never make positive changes in your life if you live with that victim mentality & think every thing around you is everyone else’s fault.
The innocent project should be sued by the family of his latest victim.
This Josh Dubin guy works at Yeshiva University.
Why is it always them, involved in the organized breakdown of society?
absolutely
Josh directly has blood on his hands.
Judge needs to hit media with an “I told you so!” campaign.
I know the family how would they go about this ?
Has The Innocence Project actually got anyone innocent out of prison? Honestly don't know.
Yes. But it’s usually racially or socially motivated. But yes, legitimately innocent people have been freed.
Yes they got my dad's buddy Steve Barnes out. Dude was doing life for a rape murder he never committed in the 80s
@@settame1Good and thank you for that. Its the worst when truly innocent people get locked up.
Blind squirrel 🐿️
I guarantee they’ve gotten more guilty people out than innocent. Just another grift by far-leftists
1:39 that dude was thinking "brother?" "You're just the latest white dude I've hustled."
Hopefully the average person opens their eyes to what The Innocence Project is really up to
So his point is essentially "Won't someone please think of the murderers"
"I'm a hooman. Sure, I behaved like an animal for most of my adult life, but I'm a homman!"
The guy misrepresenting why his son got the chinese guy killed says it all about not taking responsibility for their actions.
The criminal makes excuses & the propagandist enables it.
As someone who has been to prison. Very few people don’t deserve to be there. My only issue is there are far too many drug users sent to prison. You shouldn’t waste the tax dollars prosecuting drug offenders. And prison is far too harsh of a punishment for drug offenses. A lot of people in prison do belong there.
I guess the original judge was right. They need to apologize to him