The fact that a judge can say, "No jury would convict this man, but we can't let him go because he's already locked up anyway" should tell you everything you need to know about how fucked up our -justice- punishment system is in this country.
@@YaySyu Judges can't do what they personally think is right if it contradicts what the law is. In this case I believe the fault is with the law, not the judge.
@@Meat88 You do know the word "exception' exists for a reason. Pardons and shit are given freely when things like this happen. A law has no place in society when that law is, very blatantly, unjust. This is most certainly unjust; to the extreme.
The Chris Dunn story enraged me in a way I can't quite put into words. Keeping a man who was obviously wrongly convicted in jail even one more day is VILE. Let the poor man be with his family.
My father was in Vietnam and during that time he was exposed to Agent Orange. Afterwards, over the years, he had over 5 different types of cancers. Not only that he had his hips replaced, twice, his shoulders replaced. For the longest time the VA were refusing to cover him. He fought for coverage for years, until he was able to get the coordinates of where he was deployed, proving he was exposed. Eventually, from all the radiation and chemotherapy, had destroyed a valve in his heart, that they eventually replaced, but all of that led to him finally succumbing to congestive heart failure. I appreciate John Stewart standing up for all the first responders after 9/11 and now for the military. Thank you.
i am incredibly sorry for your loss, i've often thought if the multitude of cancers and long term health issues from my grandmas brothers were from their time overseas. it's disturbing seeing just how expendable our servicemen and veterans are.
@@globalgeode4363 exactly this. america (government officials) pretends it cares about our soldiers and will take care of them, but most veterans end up homeless and sick. america has never cared about our soliders, so why should we love our country? as much as i hate the military and hate that people serve it, america shouldnt just disregard them while pretending to love them
I'm so sorry for your loss. My grandfather has been advocating for Agent Orange victims at the VA for YEARS and it's still not taken seriously. There's even studies that show that its effects can spread through generations. So evil and inhumane.
I've never had less faith in our justice system as I do at this age. Holy fucking shit, I screamed, "NO!" in defiant disbelief at the ruling of Christopher Dunn. An man proven innocent HAS to stay in jail? There is no logical reason for that. That barbaric. I feel like a piece of my soul got scooped out just learning about it, let alone living through it. It takes a truly dead heart to do that to someone.
@@NothingbutDust734 No, that is not true what so ever....But it does demonstrate the flawed nature of it. because humans made it. It was designed, but the very fact that he was convicted on such weak evidence should be telling. These sorts of cases should have never been allowed to be brought up into court. There's just not a standard here. No physical evidence whatsoever. i've worked as an intern for the innocence project, these types of things happen a bit. But they aren't "too" often. This one in particular is just in bad spirits. But we can't actively blame the judge for this. Judges don't have discretion in some aspect. they don't have all the power to do whatever they want. They are also bound by their own rules and ethical code as well.
It’s even more messed up when you think about the constitution. He’s supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, but lawmakers have wiped their asses so much with what once made this country great . This is direct consequence of more government all over everything and everyone. Alexis de Toqueville once came to the U.S.to study our modern justice system that was ahead of the world. Look how far we’ve fallen. And for what? Cause some geezers still see color? This country went down the crapper so quick, it’s depressing.
Our system is running so antithetical to real justice that an 18-year-old young man - practically still a _boy_ - could have several testimonies saying he did not shoot and the courts still find him guilty and give him a fucking LIFE SENTENCE. For 30 years he was locked up. They ruined his entire life.
I was a Sergeant with the Missouri Department of Corrections for almost three years, and an officer for two. I saw Dunn's face and immediately recognized him. He is respectful, kind, and does what he has to in order to keep going from day to day. While custody staff are taught not to look into offenders offenses and cases, I have become familiar with Dunn's. I'm so frustrated at Missouri's gross negligence in the use of the justice system and I hope Dunn not only gets his rightful freedom, that he gets a fat paycheck from the state afterwards.
I’m from Missouri and I’m black so I’m not too surprised by how all this played out. But to think that he managed to earn his freedom only for someone to just be like “..naaah”. I really hope he sees real justice, though taking 30 years from someone is… impossible to makeup for. 😢
@@krissydiggsI bet if they ever let him go, they're going to make him sign a contract not to sue, but that's okay let this man get freedom and start a GoFundMe I'll contribute out of spite to the legal system and he'll be rich. .... Rich by our standards at least 😅
My father's gone through something similar to Dunn, I lost him for most of my childhood due to a crime he didn't even commit, just because. There was no evidence, no witnesses. They just assumed he'd do it after taking one look at him. He's still living with the consequences today. The amount of rage I have towards a country that swears it's the land of the free while convicting and ruining the lives of innocents just because they can.... It's indescribable. I wish the best for Dunn and his family, I hope he finally gets his justice.
I wish the best for you and your family❤️🙏 You were robbed of a childhood because of our criminal justice system that only seeks to criminalize and punish innocent Americans, and lets actual criminals and murderers walk free like Kyle Rittenhousee My heart goes out to you and your family❤. You didn’t deserve this and your father didn’t deserve it either. Your father is not a criminal. He is an innocent man being punished for somebody else’s crimes. But I promise you, I will fight until my last breath to speak out on behalf of people like you and your father. Because you are worth fighting for. You were born and raised in this country that has done everything in its power to turn you and your family into criminals and in the process has turned you and your family into victims. And somehow Americans expect you to be grateful for that. There aren’t enough people sticking their necks out to do the right thing, but there are plenty of people sticking their noses out to turn innocent people into criminals because they don’t know how to mind their own damn business and have nothing better to do with their lives I’m so sorry for what this country has put you through. I am so sorry for what this country has done to you and your family. You deserve a hell of a lot better than that. Please God stay safe and God bless you and your family always. Pray to God if your father comes home soon. ❤🙏
An admitted innocent man kept in prison because of some sort of stupid quirk of bureaucracy. "We always follow the law here" in comes the AG to just arbitrarily decide the bureaucracy doesn't apply to him.
Bruh I’m telling you I’ve been locked up while innocent and had my mom not had VERY high security clearances I’d still be in there; the system don’t care if you’re innocent only if they get a body in a cell
Anyone who expected a republican AG to let an innocent black man go free after the courts stated he did nothing wrong was dreaming. The AG is probably confused about the release because the guy is still black and that in itself is a crime in Missouri
How fucked in the head does someone have to be to fight to keep someone locked up despite them being sentenced without any evidence, and now with the witnesses admitting they lied??
I hate that this is being politicized. Are you really saying dem DAs don't have the perverse incentives to throw innocent people away just as often? I had a bridge to sell you.
It's wild to me that people think online creators need to drop everything they're doing to respond to any controversy. Like they don't have their own life or their own plans for whatever given day, and they owe it to the community to respond immediately F that noise.
Online creators put themselves in this position creating this dynamic. They created that expectation themselves while farming money online from giving reactions left and right. They are getting exactly what they asked for.
@@Exorius84you ever think attaching all these ulterior motives to someone you actually know nothing about and is just an entertainer is kinda para social?
@@HonestlyWhoCares Oh cry me a river for this millionaires reaction andys. I feel so bad for their tough life they have that their PR team have to respond on twitter on their behalf. Miss me with that shit.
And the idea that they have to immediately call it out instead of waiting to have more information to make a better more well rounded opinion piece is so stupid. Some people would rather have more information to make a better informed statement than jump to conclusions.
Public figures and remember they make money because they talk about these topics. No need for more info, go study economics and social studies. Then talk all want, don’t defend the wealthy they don’t need it
A lot of things in america are a joke. Including social benefits, health care, and insurance. The ones with power only keep parading how great it is so they can continue profiting off of people.
Uhh, duh... It's the Missouri Department of JustCents... You know how much money it makes for the MO DoJ when tax payers keep an innocent man on a life sentence for 35 years?? They'll hold on to that little "nest egg" until/if it goes to a supreme court... It's not like if he passes while in custody that the government will accept accountability to foot the bill when they get sued to oblivion for wrongful death ect... Nope that'll be us taxpayers that pay for that little justice "whoopsie daisies."
Absolutely hit the nail on the head with the on-set injury story. I'm a filmmaker & stuntman in New Zealand, and while working on The Rings of Power was a dream come true for a lot of the new generation of filmmakers, the way Amazon treated us was cartoonishly evil, and to make matters worse, WE ended up paying the price for it, not them. Everybody in the industry here knows how bad the injuries were on that set, and it wasn't just stunties. The conditions on that gig were particularly brutal. The hours were long, even by filmmaking standards (for those not in the know, 11 hour days are the standard...so when you gotta push into overtime and work weekends that's usually 80+ hour weeks back to back) and since everyone hired is a contractor, not an employee, we get no benefits beyond a "bare minimum effort" pay bump. Here's the fucked up part with this particular example: New Zealand had to fight tooth and nail to get season 1 of RoP filmed here (what with how important the prestige of Lord of the Rings has been for the country tourism-wise...we had to sorta take the raw deal for fear of them filming somewhere else), so it was a big deal when the representatives of the local filmmakers came to the negotiating table for season 2 to basically say "look, you can not treat us like that again. We're happy to do season 2 for you, but you gotta at least guarantee more humane hours or sick/hazard pay or something". Amazon immediately cut negotiations & booked season 2 to be filmed in Scotland. If I'm not mistaken, season 2 is already wrapped there & I'm gonna go out on a limb & assume the scots were not treated the way we were asking to be treated. People who work in the industry are desensitized & used to this grueling lifestyle...it's sick, but it's what we're passionate about so we hunker down & deal with it to do what we love. The problems multiply when stunts are introduced: everybody from the performers themselves to the crew managing the equipment keeping everybody safe needs to be sharp in order to keep things as safe as possible...but how can you do that when you're on your 14th hour of your 6th day because production doesn't wanna go through the hassle of scheduling another week? Anyway, fuck Amazon.
You can't think of a single reason why AG Bailey would want to keep innocent men in jail? Just take one look at Chris Dunn, Lamar Johnson, and Marcellus Williams.
Living in a state with an extremist Attorney General, I can say that being perceived as "tough on crime" is so much more important to them than being correct in a situation.
Question is how can you be tough on crime when the guy WASN'T a criminal...... that AG and the ones that pushed the original case, seems like investigations need to be held on that group
@@godlynewbie because it's not about whether the person is guilty. It's all about image. That's why police will purposefully lie on their reports, like writing a violent crime as a non-violent or vice versa when it fits their needs.
The person causing Dunn to be still stuck in jail after so much evidence coming to light deserves to serve jail time. See how they appreciate being locked behind bars. It’s genuinely such a sickening sign of how absolutely fucked our system is right now.
My veteran father has been in prison for 27 years after taking the life of his roommate in an act of self-defense. After being concussed, cut with a knife repeatedly, and having part of his ear bit off, he shot and killed the man who did it, shortly after that same man grabbed his own gun to fire at my father. The person who started the altercation died after a deadly attack, and the courts sentenced my father to life in prison. He is still trying to secure his freedom to this day. It's not the same, i know. This is just another highlight of how unjust the justice system can be in the US.
That is truly terrible. I am sorry there is nothing we can do to help. The system is fucked. You and your family deserve better. All of us do. Just keep your head up and keep trying your best. Thank you for sharing your story. Makes everything feel less nebulous to.hear from people with similar issues in the comments, even tho it sucks that y'all are going thru something so similar.
State Law stating "only Death Row inmates can have innocence claims" is the dumbest legal reasoning Ive ever heard. Life sentence without parole IS a Death Sentence.. Charges should be filled on the original prosecutor, judge, and police.. Hope he sues the State and lives a blessed rest of his life with his wonderful wife..
Which means they get to pick and choose, thats what they want. The freedom to lock the people up because it profits the system. Justice doesn't exist in a system that uses prisoners to make more money.
Every person that is responsible will never need to pay a penny Its wild that people talk about suing someone as "revenge" when the money will come from everyones taxes instead of the people who did it
@@zachelope2514ah and i see you made no mention of the judge, prosecutors and the jury that all deserve punishment for what they did, witnesses as well ofc
I work in the film industry. Every show, there is a crew wide meeting where the production company and producers say how incredibly safety oriented they are. Then, immediately after the meetings, manpower and budgets cut and unreasonable deadlines get pulled forward . I always find it ironic.
It’s honestly why I can’t do film anymore, speaking as someone who tried to be a working actor for a bit. Those production sets just don’t fucking care about your well-being.
There is a subsect of people online that expect every single social media influencer/celebrity to "speak up" about LITERALLY every single thing that happens EVER, and I truly believe they only do it because they want to "cancel" them. They feel some form of power when they can participate in cancelling somebody. It's like a game to them.
its so obnoxious. people dont owe the internet their opinions on everything.... it puts celebrities in a fucked if they do fucked if they dont situation where no matter what they do they'll have people calling for their head
They are big phonies and I hate them lol. It’s never about actually doing the right thing, it’s about the smug sense of virtuousness they get from claiming to have the correct opinions on everything. It’s gross. It’s a way to make every single thing in the WORLD about yourself. 😊
I used to be an Assistant Director in the film industry in the UK. I saw many near misses and accidents during my tenure on set involving crew and stunts. Despite the risk assessments, planning and safety awareness, people I know were injured and even killed. There is a mentality on sets that, once in a location, they can do whatever they want. A much-loved cameraman named Mark Milsome was killed in a car stunt that went wrong in Kenya. My understanding of the event was that the stunt was supposed to take place in the UK but they decided at the last minute to shoot it while they were in Kenya. Becuase of the lack of planning, the stunt went wrong and Mark was killed. The industry has changed since I left but not enough to stop this and other deaths in the future.
i cant understand why we're putting so much energy into forcing creators to make statements about situations ASAP instead of calling out the actual aggressor.
Yeah the first story really pissed me off for that exact reason. These creators give their fans so much power that they think they can dictate how a person to respond to all situations. Mfs really out here timing ppl on how quickly they respond is crazy to. They really out here throwing hissy fits cus a creator wants to wait for both sides before saying anything. Also I get that sometimes victims don't think they are victims. But at what point will ppl believe that kid is not a victim. Especially after the guy on multiple occasions has expressed that he is not a victim. Yes it was weird things to say to a child but if that's where it ended then that should be the end of it. This whole thing is such a non-story.
@@kenny33247except this kid was FOURTEEN and Kris should NEVER have been in contact with them in ANY capacity. This is literally the Dr Disrespect situation again: inappropriate messages to a minor that were "foolish but not meant as harmful", except because one of them is part of the most protected community in Amerikkka, they get excuses made for them left and right lmfao. Y'all are paper-fucking-thin
It’s what the internet does. Look how much anyone even remotely internet famous was pressured to make definitive statements over Israel/Palestine, a conflict complicated enough to have scholars studying it for decades. A conflict that isn’t internet drama or creator gossip. Yet the internet desperately just needed to know what Influencer69 thinks about it!?
I have a family friend whose father was stationed at K2. He passed away from multiple tumors that developed on his brain following his exposure there. His wife and daughter, my friend, had to fight for YEARS throughout his treatments to finally get the VA to step in and help with his care. It was the saddest thing I’ve ever seen, watching a strong, funny, capable man shrink and fade away from the neurological repercussions of his tumor radiation treatments, and then to see his wife and daughter struggle to care for him, all while trying to advocate for him with the VA.
It's wild to me that Netanyahu still acts like he doesn't understand the difference between ridding his region of a hostile enemy force and killing tens of thousands of civilians in ways that constitute a war crime by just about every stretch of the definition. He purposely misconstrues these facts as if the "gays for gazans" protestors were not aware of the hatred that organizations like Hamas have for them. They are protesting against an unjust war *in spite* of that fact, trying to get justice for the innocent children dying both of hunger that Netanyahu caused and missiles that he sent every single day.
I mean it's a fact that Hamas is using its own people as human shields in this war and the protestors literally refuse to acknowledge this standard fact. Why would you expect netanyahu to accept a fact from the other side
@@ar71498 because he is the president not some random protestor. how is stooping down to the other person's level a sign of good leadership rather than incredible immaturity?
Any company that exposed their workers to yellow cake uranium would be sued into oblivion. Yet the state seems to feel no obligation to act under its own laws in this regard.
@@luodeligesi7238 cause he's a genuinely nice and caring guy who actually has a platform that reaches tens of millions of people, which gives him way more influence in getting public attention on these situations.
@@luodeligesi7238, because all the VA does is give veterans another chance to die for their country! 🤪 But seriously, it seems the VA is the only part of the government that wants to save money, dead veterans can't cost the VA more, I'm sure they'll use the savings to buy another $2 million for art work! (Yes, in one year the VA spent over $2 million on freaking art work for their offices! The whole system is screwed up and will never be fixed.)
God forbid people actually _take a few days_ to compile information and collect their own thoughts and feelings about a topic instead of rush right into it with potentially false/harmful info.
It becuase they're still mad that their hero Disrespect got consequences for being a pedo and now want to even the score with someone they already hated for being trans
You can hate Netanyahu and Hamas at the same time. Look it up, it is a fact that Netanyahu's government propped up Hamas thinking they'd be effective control over the people of Palestine, but not too effective that they'd ever organize against him. He allowed billions of dollars worth of Qatari money to enter Palestine, on the assumption they'd focus on governance over organizing an attack. He was wrong. And I full on do not believe he didn't know an attack was coming when nations allied to Israel warned him of a possible attack. Now, he's saying that the group he's allowed funding to reach for over a decade, the group he was happy to allow to grow wasn't his fault, that the attack on his people wasn't his fault. He's only keeping this military conflict going to maintain power and to cover his ass. Hate Hamas, but don't bunch them and every Palestinian in the same boat. Netanyahu has ordered attacks on dozens of civilian and refugee centers rather than sending his own military in, because to him its better to blow up men, women, and children just trying to survive than it is to risk a single soldier to more effectively put down a threat. He's a war criminal, and him telling anyone in the US not to use our god given right to free speech and assembly is laughable when he has droves of his own people telling him to step down. Don't take this as a condemnation of all Israeli people either. You can also hate Netanyahu without painting all Israelis with the same brush.
Yeah that's just not how countries work. If you have the option to save your own people, you will take it. If you don't like how the war has been going, 95% of your criticisms should be directed towards Hamas. This is not a "both are bad" situation. It is a "one is bad, one is evil" situation.
Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the two state solution. For his entire reign he has slowly been dismantling it. Benjamin Netanyahu Will kill or displace every last Palestinian. He is a monster and does NOT deserve any sympathy. He is worse than Hamas.@@just_the_messenger
The Christopher Dunn Case is just insane. I have no words right now.I hope he is set free, and he sues the fuck out of that state and everyone that kept him imprisoned.
@@lilelo208to be fair its clearly unjust, but law doesnt allow for people to start court cases to get declared innocence after you are already conviced since every single prisoner would just keep doing it and it would take enormous amount of money to go through all of them. Like it would literally at least double the amount of criminal cases cuz everyone would just try to start another case immedietly after their case is done. But there should be clearly he some remedy in situations like this like that law they passed where prosecutor can start the case if there is evidence he was innocent or well there is always governor or president pardoning people, its just sad that you have to depend on clearly political figures(prosecutor invluded here) because they always care about how they are seen so they can get reelected rather than actually doing their job properly
@@olorin3815 Agreed, thank you for helping me understand. It's so easy to get so heated that it's hard to focus on the reality of facts. I appreciate you.
@@lilelo208 yeah its just that you arent supposed to be sent to jail unless jury is like 99% certain you are guilty so they just assume if ur in prison ur guilty so they dont wanna hear tou about being innnocent, clearly tho plenty of innocent people end up in prison and system fails
This week I had to report an incident where I got exposed to a highly contagious disease and I was forced to sign a paper that said it was all my fault. Saying I chose to not wear a lab coat as if I had not literally sat down with leadership a week prior saying they HAVE to buy better lab coats because the ones they provide are not medical grade and only come in one small size, which does not fit me or my coworkers. I had been complaining and requesting new lab coats since I started nearly 2 years ago. But in the paperwork I was willfully refusing to comply with proper PPE protocols. I literally wear two lab coats at the main hospital where they actually fit me. I hate not wearing a lab coat. I try to do the right thing and when something happens, I still get punished.
There also boy who confess murder of his father despite his father being alive and no other evidence didn’t even went jury as was convince that he actually do it by authorities and as result got sent to jail.
As much as I don't like Bibi and recognize him and his evil for what it is. He's not the current fight, but the next fight. He was the ongoing fight, but a more pertinent adversary interjected itself into that fray when the Israeli populous was close to ousting him permanently and beginning to rid theirselves of the Likkud societal poison. As for the ICC. It does not practically bind any of the UN security states that possess veto powers. It only practically binds all the lesser ones.
Paramedic here. I have worked in several occupational health settings including Hollywood film sets. As a health contractor on set, I sometimes don’t even know who hired me when I get on set due studios outsourcing to other third party companies, who then in turn subcontract to other fourth and fifth party contractors. I’m pretty sure the amount of times I’ve had to escalate medical responses despite the studio’s begging me to brush it under the rug has caused me to get black listed from Hollywood. The phone is just not ringing anymore. Meanwhile I got former coworkers whose license has expired or have a lower license than me ( EMT-Basic) overflow with work because they are willing to look the other way when accidents do happen.
My coworker was injured during the filming of Suicide Squad. I was shocked to find out that he continued to work while he was suffering from multiple concussions. Now he is going from doctor to doctor to help with his conditions.
One of my coworkers suffered something like 11 concussions on set, she’s not even a stunt person, the more you have the easier it is to get another one. I once walked into a glass wall on set. I felt like such an idiot my superiors even joked about it until I learned I was the fourth person to crash into that same glass wall, that superior who made fun of me was actually the first and crashed harder than I did weeks before I joined that production (they were too clean and most times if the shot wasn’t facing that way it was an open pathway)
“If they can invent better ways to kill each other, why can't they invent a way to end this stupid war?” is a line from the sitcom MASH* spoken by Col. Sherman Potter, played by Harry Morgan. The line appears in the 1982 episode “Pressure Points”. Potter is a commanding officer who provides moral outrage in the show, which is about an Army medical unit during the Korean War. In another episode, Potter says, “Every month there's a new procedure we have to learn because somebody's come up with an even better way to mutilate the human body”.
I remember this episode. I love that show and it really helped shape how I view war since my parents played reruns of it over and over again when I was a child.
The way MASH continues to stay relevant is both impressive and incredibly disheartening, we still haven't learned our lesson as a country despite how eloquently put both the book and series were. Incredibly popular and acclaimed, but somehow unheard
A world where for-profit prisons exist. I would bet money that's the reason. Because it's been shown that people on death row cost a lot more money than someone with a life sentence. Meaning people on death row make less money.
@@mitrioneworld are you trying to defend for profit and privatized prisons? Because everything supporting for profit prison has been debunked time and time again. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding your comment. But yeah for profit prison is never a good thing and it's been shown time and time and time again.
My husband works in the film industry and in January 2021, while working, he was hit by a truck while crossing the road at a 4-way stop with marked crosswalks. The driver was in his 80s and didn't see my husband crossing the road, throwing him over the truck and leaving him with a concussion and soft tissue damage. It's been nearly 3 and a half years and he is still living with a TBI and has significant body pain every day - just this week he got a migraine that caused vomiting - something he never had experienced before his accident. WCB was a joke to deal with, they argued constantly against his injuries because of a useless doctor who yelled at us that nobody pays her to fill out WCB forms. And my husband's union was no help either - they referred us to their WCB rep who was impossible to get ahold of and had no useful information whatsoever. These 3 and a half years have been fvcking brutal, and it's made even harder by the fact that we have a 6 year old daughter who doesn't have memories of her dad before his accident while working for a HBO production - a production who also gave no shits about their employee who was impacted forever while working for them.
I doubt that stunt worker will see any justice until he sues them. I was an Amazon employee, on his way into work, when an Amazon truck pulled in front of me. I could've easily died in that accident and did break my wrist in 6 places with damage to my back as well. I had evidence upon evidence backing me up along with admission of guilt from the other driver. It took a year to start the proceedings and then they fought back and forth on the payout so I had to sue. Granted, it was the third party liability company we were negotiating with but it still ultimately took 2 full years to finish out. Not to mention my needed care afterwards and lasting effects. I couldn't imagine being in his scenario with, more than likely, a waiver or some other sort of legal gymnastics to go through for something they don't even need to admit to be at fault for. My heart goes out to him and his family but they should know they're going to be in for a long long ride on this one. Amazon, and it's subsidiaries, hate paying out for their own mistakes, regardless of origin.
No matter the political affiliation, allowing a foreign leader into our capital to threaten and insult any US citizen should cause outrage - both sides of the aisle. It's abhorrent any US politician endorsed that and should tell EVERY citizen that their leaders supporting him put another country before the US and it's citizens. It's disgraceful.
You know there are American citizens being held hostage in Gaza by Gazans still...? I'm sure that's a bit more important than your feelings being hurt.
One of the biggest hurdles The Innocence Project always has to face isn't just RACISM like that AG in the story. It's to paraphrase " we cannot overturn convictions in the face of the potential that it will undermine faith in the judicial system" the BS professional legalese that is flat against the systems intent of " innocent until proven guilty." if you prove the guilty part was wrong or suspect, the default should be innocent, not guilty to preserve the sense of punishment. THAT above bigotry and corruption is the problem. YES consequences and accountability should be principles we value and uphold, but that doesn't mean punishment and retribution. NEITHER OF THOSE FIX OR MOVE TO PROGRESS.
I think there is a difference between someone being inappropriate and someone who is grooming. Grooming is a very specific and disturbing thing, done on purpose to prepare a vulnerable mind for a relationship later. Courtney Stodden was groomed by her husband, while she was a minor, so that he could take advantage of her. He abused the power dynamic between them for his own sexual gratification. That is grooming. Making in appropriate jokes around minors is a different violation. It's still completely unacceptable, but it isn't grooming. It's important not to dilute the meaning of words just because you want to apply the connotation of a term to someone you don't like. We can condemn Ava's behavior and question whether she should ever be allowed to work with kids, without pretending that she was doing something, she simply wasn't doing.
No cause if that wtv lava would've accepted those advancements and send nuds back then what. Noting happen cause the young person never send anything or flirted back but if they did then you know chris would've kept going
The fact that Netanyahu, a foreign leader, can come into Congress and complain about Americans exercising their first amendment right, baselessly claim they are being funded by Iran, then turn around and ask for more tax payer dollars is insane.
I would say that open disagreement is a cornerstone of first amendment rights and he has a vested interest in protecting his country. Agree with Netanyahu or not I think that sentiment is very reasonable and in no way insane. I also think part of the problem in this whole Israel v Palestine dialogue is that we aren't addressing the critical issues of either side. Israel doesn't acknowledge the civilian death toll and the pro-Palestinian camp doesn't acknowledge Hamas. Netanyahu kind of has a point when he said gays for Gaza is like saying chickens for KFC. Hamas is an evil and brutal regime and is a danger to not only Israel but its own people. I get the sympathy for the civilians caught in the crossfire but a simple ceasefire is not going to solve the long standing issues. Is there perhaps a more nuanced approach that effectively deals with Hamas and minimizes civilian casualties?
Even the US government has released evidence that Iran and Russia are behind a lot of the riots. Why else would the terrorist leader of Iran thank them? They are supporting his axis of evil across the middle east and the world.
I’m a licensed massage therapist working for VA military clients right now. So many of my young vets (age mid 20s-mid 40s) have cancer. Not common for their age ranges either. Lung cancer. Breast cancer. Colon cancer. Ovarian/prostate cancer. So many massages to help pain that is constant but nothing is like the pain of cancer. My heart is broken and I am done. I’m tired of calling to ask where my client is only to find out their funeral date. There has to be a change!
The Justice system needs to be refined. Their should be no legal hang-ups on getting an innocents man out of jail. Any prosecution that was found to deliberately forge false testimonies and or evidence should be disbarred and be charged with prison time equating the length of their actions on their victims.
It's sad that more often than not when somone gets found innocent, they rarely walk free afterward because some uncaring politician wants to pretend they are "tough on crime"
Lol Me here again Phil, I have often written in your comment section about my struggles with the VA. When I was on active duty, I was exposed to nuclear materials on several occasions including spending a week in a forest fire we caused by shooting mortars near dry brush, the area we set on fire was known to have been an area where nuclear material had been dumped marked with warning signs and all. Our unit insisted that we stay in the area because we still had ammo in the area, rather than do an ammo turn in that came with more paperwork they had us stay out there to watch the ammo. I didn't even bother to claim it with the VA because it would be "too hard to prove" according to a VSO I spoke too.
But Israel is an ally of the US regardless of what everyday Americans think. There are Americans who support Russia, this doesn't mean that America has any support for Russia.
All the people complaining about how content creators aren't reacting "fast enough" to the Kris Tyson allegations and trying to frame it as how they don't care about victims... the people complaining aren't concerned about any victims. They aren't concerned about anything important. They just want to feel superior to others for being terminally online the correct way while defending Dr. Disrespect. Content creators are not and should not be obligated to respond as soon as humanly possible to these situations. Social media was a mistake.
It's a sick parasocial obsession. I just don't get it. Why does it even matter what they say? People are way too obsessed and it completely takes away from the main issue: there is a very real problem with how content creators interact with minors. I will never understand why a 20 year old thinks it is OK to talk to a random 16 year old. I just don't get it what motivation is. When I was a senior in high school and turned 18 I felt weird dating my junior gf who was 16 at the time (she skipped a grade and had a late birthday). I ended the relationship once I turned 18 and she wanted us to have sex but I was like no...because I thought it was weird since I was heading to college. I got vilified by our friend group breaking up with her, it was crazy that nobody thought the same I did. I was heading to college and originally the plan was we would go to the same school. But then I realized she will still be underage in college and if it's not okay in college, then why would it be okay in high school?
@@cheetah219just cause something is illegal, doesn't make it immoral. It sucks you were made to feel like your relationship was inappropriate because of a law developed from an arbitrary point of view of when a person is a "legal adult".
People are complaining because everyone had something to say about CodyKo and Dr Disrespect but when it’s a trans person all of the sudden people have brains and have to wait for more info. How about don’t be a disgusting hypocrite?
@@Maclues completely fair and these was the argument from some of my guy friends. Older dating younger is common and is generally accepted in high school...in reality nobody would blink an eye. But I just didn't feel comfortable, i was also part of a student organization related to raising awareness of SA and Domestic V. We had many open mic/speak out sessions where other students and adults would open up about their experiences in a safe and confidential environment. So I think I had become hyper sensitive but also I did connect with my ex a decade later at a HS alumni event and she was incredibly thankful we never did it. It was in hindsight, but she realized she wasn't ready. I suppose the lesson here...I think maybe everyone should some time listening to these SA experiences...it can change how we (especially men) behave for the better.
Seems like AG Bailey needs to be removed from his position or barred from appealing cases that he has no legal right to do so. Especially since it says in the law he shouldn't be able to appeal this kind of case. Seems like he has a need to have power no matter how he goes about it. That is disgusting. Chris Dunn deserves to be free and people against that CLEARLY don't believe in justice.
As a trans woman, it’s incredibly terrifying when an influencer who is trans has a scandal. Especially when it’s grooming allegations. People are so quick to tie the actions of individuals to all of us. Ava’s actions are unacceptable, but has nothing to do with her trans identity. Despite the guy in the video that blew up accusing Ava made clear he believed it had everything to do with it. Needless misinformation and hate being tied to one person’s inexcusable behavior. It makes it scary to go outside sometimes.
I already hear people in comments use this to demonize the community, but those type of people will always use any kind of ammo to condemn others. Most of them bots too....strange times.
My exact thoughts. I am terrified, and it's one of the major reasons I fear getting into teaching. I'm terrified of the current rhetoric, and of what that will mean for my future. I'm just so tired of being scared. I just want to exist in peace, and be able to continue to get my testosterone treatment. Yet, I always have to fear the possibility that I'll lose my safety and my healthcare. This whole situation has just once more proven how happy people are to spread their hate at any opportunity...
I've gotten shit for it because I'm trans. I didn't even say anything about it online, but I've still had people go to private messages on Twitter and saying it's the "final nail in the coffin".
OMG Netanyahu calling anyone else evil is just nauseating. Against the will of your people you are still in power, why? Were you just waiting for a reason to start this war? I can't even listen to him.
The fact that Netanyahu compared the Gaza War to Pearl Harbor and 9/11 is not only disrespectful, but also pretty shitty. Because your war Netanyahu, is not even comparable to Pearl Harbor or 9/11. In fact, your war is more on the lines of the Holocaust than Pearl Harbor or 9/11. Do not compare American tragedies to your own situation ever! Especially when your government is committing genocide right now. 9/11 and Pearl Harbor was devastating for the American population. And for you to compare those tragedies to your own war is not only harmful, but also disrespectful to the people we lost in those tragedies.
We have to put a stop to allowing major corporations to offload liability for everything to 3rd parties. It's crazy Amazon only directly employs a small percentage of their workforce.
The 3rd party thing to avoid liability is disgusting and a loophole used in way too many places. It's one of the main things that's allowed so many ethical and environmental issues within the fashion industry to continue so unchecked for so long.
I can’t believe the internets outrage over creators not talking or addressing drama instantly when it happens. You can’t just immediately jump onto a story without letting information come out first
So, adding to everything else we already know about the atrocious justice system in the US, it also flat-out imprisons innocent people just "because". I hope you guys get some justice eventually.
That false conviction story is absolutely insane. I honestly don't know how you go through something like that and just go back to normal civilian life. I would probably just be a murderous psychopath bent solely on revenge against the people who stole half my life for literally no reason.
The emotional significance Netanyahu was going for was entirely lost when he said "chickens for KFC". The man is unhinged and clearly just desperately grasping for power and to hold on to radical positions. Extremists need to paint other extremists to justify their views. One can be against what happened on Oct 7th, against what is happening now and oppose Netanyahu and other extremists. Or to put it another way, only Sith deal in absolutes.
Regardless of the cringe line, Palestinians still overwhelmingly support Hamas and the Oct 7th attacks. Gazans still hold over a hundred Israeli hostages, innocent women and children taken from their homes. People seem to forget that Israelis are humans also and that this war can end with Hamas surrendering and releasing all the hostages. No other country would do different and the fact that after an incredible clean war with an unheard of ~1:1 civilian to casualty ratio, (Iraq and Afghanistan were 1:5-1:9) people still pretend this is a both sides issue when Israel never wanted this war to begin with.
@@TheWorldsBestPilot Alright, doesn't mean they deserve to be MASSACRED. It astounds me that you think upwards of 40,000 people being killed is justified because their beliefs aren't right. You know what else I don't agree with? The idea that Palestinian lives are inferior, which is undeniably the stance of the Israeli government. I will never be on the side of mass murderers even if they agree with everything I say, and you shouldn't be justifying this genocidal war criminal either. Do better.
The Chris Dunn case really hit hard. He is 1 of thousands of cases in the justice system whom are wrongfully accused. Thankfully times are better now and I hope the Dunn family can finally be happy together.
wtf, if the dudes that got him put in jail, said they lied on the stand and the d.a. offered them incentives, how is that not just keeping an innoncent man locked up? kidnapping?
The very thing that happened a few months ago with the Young Thug case and the prosecution having a private meeting with the judge and witness is exactly what seems to have happened here. Witnesses were coached into giving an answer despite it being a complete lie. And there being no other evidence apart from eye witness accounts which we KNOW is extremely unreliable. Yet he was given life with no parole? Are you kidding me? And then to make it worse, now this politician dude is somehow against releasing him when he literally shouldn’t have gone to jail in the first place? What in the world is going on dude?
Imagine being in prison and it has been proven you are innocent, not just an unheard cry. Sounds weird that, as a judge, you can hear this and not decide the law must change.
Hey Phil, I’ve been watching you since 2008 and I gotta say I’ve been very disappointed with how you’ve covered the Israel Gaza war. For example when it came to the protestors inside the capitol, why did you referred to them as pro Palestinian protestors, when first and foremost they were over 400 anti-Zionists Jewish folks who demand a ceasefire and in the distribution of weapons to Israel, and state not in their name. Also why didn’t you fact check anything bibi said. He lied immensely and you were just like he said some stuff and glare over major omissions. I know you’re pro Israel but at least try to keep it fair and balance like you claim you do with things.
The fact that people are trying to hold people in jail is crazy and horrible to think about. And if I was wrongly convicted, I would be so angry and frustrated.
As someone who was groomed as a child, telling someone as an adult that they don’t understand what happened even after reaching adulthood is absurd. Knowing what I do as an adult, it is clear to me what those men wanted to do. I am grateful that my parents caught on before anything bad really happened to me. They were in the trust-building phase when my parents realized what was happening and broke off their friendship with one of the guys. The other was a teacher and got arrested after assaulting someone else.
I also thought it was pretty infantilizing. They weren’t saying what Ava did was OKAY, they were just saying they knew they weren’t being GROOMED. There’s a difference between someone making inappropriate jokes and grooming a kid. Grooming requires intent, what Ava was doing was just stupid and inappropriate.
To be clear: I don’t consider what Ava did to be grooming, my point is that telling Lava they don’t understand their own experience is really weird is definitely not listening to the victim.
@rumpeltyltskyn Yeah, of all the things ive seen thus far, it hardly looks like grooming. It just looks like someone being weird. There hasnt been any kind of sexual advances shown. Ava was making bad and gross and unfunny jokes in a group chat. Idk.
@@LucaPariah Everyone was perfectly ok with labeling Colleen a groomer. She made inappropriate jokes with Adam publicly. And why are you contradicting yourself? How can Lava be a victim if you don't consider what happened to him as grooming?
Hi team Phil! I really really want to thank you for covering and diving into the story about film set accidents and stunt performer injuries/deaths. I played the Predator in the 2018 sequel movie and I can say without a doubt that everything you said is true. Although I’m still a card carrying SAG-AFTRA Stunt actor, I don’t really work anymore because of a negligent on set injury that I suffered while working on the pilot of Lovecraft Country. I was doing a big jump while riding a wire and despite 20 great rehearsals, when we went to film the wire was too short and i got pulled into the hill, tearing my shoulder. I was hurt in 2018 but I didn’t receive compensation or surgery until last year. The red tape they put you through is maddening and it was basically a full time job that I had to work just to get them the info they asked for. All while suffering from the pain. Although I got something, what I lost was so much more. I was an illustrator and had a graphic novel publishing deal with a large publisher but I lost it because of my injury. I lived with chronic pain for so long that I forgot who I was before it and I lost a lot of friends because I wasn’t the fun loving person they used to see me as. I can’t express enough how true it is that we’re afraid to speak up when hurt. Mainly for the fear of being blacklisted and also because the culture really promotes this toxically masculine idea of just enduring it. Film productions try to cut corners and overly focus on budget which results in the stunt performers (not to mention everyone else working hard on the crew) to be rushed while trying to do very delicate work. People think we’re supposed to get hurt but we’re not, we’re the ones that take the calculated risks for the benefit of the film/show. In my case it wasn’t even my fault I got hurt but the negligence of the production and the direction who were so in a rush that neglected to make sure my wire was the right length. I was really lost for a while but now I’m in school for Massage Therapy because after that experience I want to be able to help people who suffer from chronic pain. Anyway, sorry for the long comment. I just really want to express my appreciation for you. I feel seen
Im sure we would all be in tears if we, average citizens, knew how many life changing Bills and Laws have been blocked or denied just to spite the other party. Or to make sure one party stays in the majority over the other. How amazing this country could truly be if our elected officials used their power to enact change, instead of crippling the people they serve just to retain power. The whole point of our government set up is to meet in the middle and make sure no parties extremist views are the law of the land. The whole point of compromise is for everyone to be a little unsatisfied, but happy none the less.
When I was 19 I had a YT channel and I made the mistake of interacting with subscribers. I also have a horrible sense of humour. The moment a 15 year old tried to get me to ask her for boob pics I noped the HELL out of there, blocked her & never spoke to anyone outside of my comment section again. I was stupid at 19, not that stupid.
Your a good one it's good to block minors instead of starting a sexual relationship with them, I used to watch a UA-camr who ended up grooming me behind everyones back, then hen i called him out I was apparently the villan cause he had a girlfriend... I had just turned 16 and he was 19, I'm glad there is still good people out there but this man who groomed me can rot in hell.
exactly. when i was 18 i had a friend who was 15 and she had just started experimenting with her boyfriend, and she started talking to me about it on instant messenger and i just ended the conversation. i think she hates me to this day, but i know i did the right thing.
“They hold up signs that say Gays for Gaza” yeah it’s almost as if we don’t have to agree with people in order to feel empathy for them. It’s basic human decency, actually. The angle of “the murder of civilians is fine if they disagree with me” is not the moral win that Netanyahu thinks it is.
So Netanyahu is immoral and wrong because Palestinian civilians have been killed, but fine for Hamas killing Israeli civilians? Palestine is not innocent, and people need to stop defending one while criticizing the other, when they both commit the same crimes.
@@alfredgreybeard Where the hell did you read ''it is fine for Hamas killing Israel civilians''. Let me guess, in your mind because it is the only excuse you have to justify Israel's war crimes. Here is the basic difference, let me spell it out for you. Hamas is not Palestine itself and Netanyahu is not Israel itself, no matter how much they try to show it as. And they both can be criticized and condemned for the CRIMES they committed. Both Netanyahu's party and Hamas HAS TO GO to have any chance of a resolution because the war only benefits these two groups while innocents from BOTH SIDES are the ones that are dying.
@@alfredgreybeard Yes, Netanyahu is immoral and wrong because he’s ordering the murder of civilians. Correct. I won’t criticise Palestine because Palestine have not done anything wrong here. Hamas are the people you’re referring to when talking about violence against Israelis, not the innocent men, women, and children that are constantly being bombed and executed for Hamas’ crimes. These are every day people; just like your neighbours, your parents, your friends. This rhetoric that they’re terrorists or aggressors is the exact rhetoric that Russia used when it invaded Ukraine and tried to spread the idea that Ukrainians were Nazis and that Russia was the good guys for killing them. Funny how everyone could see that bullshit for what it was when it was white people who were on the receiving end of it instead of Arabs.
@SabinaS.N.O.W. It’s such a low blow and honestly is very manipulative. To take an intimate part of someone’s self and try to use it as a prop or a weapon to get them to bend to your will is twisted. Especially from someone trusted. And empathy shouldn’t be transactional anyway. People shouldn’t have to care about us in order for us to care about them. If someone dislikes me being bisexual, then whatever. I’m still going to continue to care about their wellbeing on a human-to-human level.
It's a very slippery slope for Christian conservatives to get behind Netanyahu's "Gays for Gaza = Chickens for KFC" rhetoric. Surely they don't want to support the idea that just because a religion isn't tolerant, it's followers shouldn't be protected.
Don't you think it's funny that we helped Ukraine and Republicans said we had no business helping another country. Then this happens and they are like why are you not helping? Lmfao.
@@bias9440It really isn't accurate at all. For one, a significant amount of Palestinian people have no problems with talking to queers at least. And also it makes sense because they are being slaughtered, so we can protest for them.
The story about Christopher Dunn horrified me, yet it didn't surprise me entirely. Our justice system is nothing of the sort. I'm ashamed that I live in a country that would elect and AG who would be so hateful.
So an innocent man couldn't initially be released BECAUSE of the letter of the law, but an attorney General can continue to hold him on appeal DESPITE the letter of the law? So which laws are we consistent about?
Let's not pretend it hasn't been a regular occurrence for decades. But we'd sooner see hell freeze over before anyone actually sought US leaders for war crime courts for Iraq, etc etc.
Is every world leader of a democracy with an army also a war criminal? Israel has taken countless steps to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza despite Hamas efforts to inflate them. You are falling for Russia and Iran's propaganda. Unless you would say that Obama was a war criminal worse than netanyahu, I don't see how you got to your conclusion unless you are chronically on TikTok...
Thanks for introducing me to my new enemy, that Bailey guy. Absolutely insane that someone feels the need to insert themselves into this situation just based on vibes
“It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.” Except in Missuri apparently. Remember. There is no Justice in the legal system.
The fact that a judge can say, "No jury would convict this man, but we can't let him go because he's already locked up anyway" should tell you everything you need to know about how fucked up our -justice- punishment system is in this country.
That judge should be be charged and have all his convinctions over turned and looked at again.
@@YaySyu Judges can't do what they personally think is right if it contradicts what the law is. In this case I believe the fault is with the law, not the judge.
Prisons and laws around them are all for profit.
@@Meat88 You do know the word "exception' exists for a reason. Pardons and shit are given freely when things like this happen. A law has no place in society when that law is, very blatantly, unjust. This is most certainly unjust; to the extreme.
You know damn well why they wouldn't let him out.
The Chris Dunn story enraged me in a way I can't quite put into words. Keeping a man who was obviously wrongly convicted in jail even one more day is VILE. Let the poor man be with his family.
This right here^
Mr. Bailey has a website where you can submit a message to him. He's got a picture up with Trump, I suggest sending a (nice) message to him.
@@Zetirix Well that explains a LOT
@@ZetirixNot surprised. Seems like Republicans can't help but be racist
He just doesnt want to pay the lawsuit that dude gonna easily win for being wrongfully convicted
My father was in Vietnam and during that time he was exposed to Agent Orange. Afterwards, over the years, he had over 5 different types of cancers. Not only that he had his hips replaced, twice, his shoulders replaced. For the longest time the VA were refusing to cover him. He fought for coverage for years, until he was able to get the coordinates of where he was deployed, proving he was exposed. Eventually, from all the radiation and chemotherapy, had destroyed a valve in his heart, that they eventually replaced, but all of that led to him finally succumbing to congestive heart failure. I appreciate John Stewart standing up for all the first responders after 9/11 and now for the military. Thank you.
i am incredibly sorry for your loss, i've often thought if the multitude of cancers and long term health issues from my grandmas brothers were from their time overseas. it's disturbing seeing just how expendable our servicemen and veterans are.
@@globalgeode4363 exactly this. america (government officials) pretends it cares about our soldiers and will take care of them, but most veterans end up homeless and sick. america has never cared about our soliders, so why should we love our country? as much as i hate the military and hate that people serve it, america shouldnt just disregard them while pretending to love them
I'm so sorry for your loss. My grandfather has been advocating for Agent Orange victims at the VA for YEARS and it's still not taken seriously. There's even studies that show that its effects can spread through generations. So evil and inhumane.
Holy shit. I cannot stress this enough: fuck anyone who blocks an accepted innocence plea with substantial evidence on literal "nuh-uh" grounds.
I second this! Complete horseshit, fish paste, hooey, malarkey and all the other things.
Average republican
In a better world, attempting to do so would be political suicide.
A racist.
For real? US being the country with the most wrongful convictions in the world since 1989, I would say it tracks.
I've never had less faith in our justice system as I do at this age. Holy fucking shit, I screamed, "NO!" in defiant disbelief at the ruling of Christopher Dunn. An man proven innocent HAS to stay in jail? There is no logical reason for that. That barbaric. I feel like a piece of my soul got scooped out just learning about it, let alone living through it. It takes a truly dead heart to do that to someone.
For real? US being the country with the most wrongful convictions in the world since 1989, I would say it tracks.
White, huh?
@@NothingbutDust734 No, that is not true what so ever....But it does demonstrate the flawed nature of it. because humans made it. It was designed, but the very fact that he was convicted on such weak evidence should be telling. These sorts of cases should have never been allowed to be brought up into court. There's just not a standard here. No physical evidence whatsoever.
i've worked as an intern for the innocence project, these types of things happen a bit. But they aren't "too" often. This one in particular is just in bad spirits. But we can't actively blame the judge for this. Judges don't have discretion in some aspect. they don't have all the power to do whatever they want. They are also bound by their own rules and ethical code as well.
It’s even more messed up when you think about the constitution. He’s supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, but lawmakers have wiped their asses so much with what once made this country great . This is direct consequence of more government all over everything and everyone. Alexis de Toqueville once came to the U.S.to study our modern justice system that was ahead of the world. Look how far we’ve fallen. And for what? Cause some geezers still see color? This country went down the crapper so quick, it’s depressing.
@@NothingbutDust734 me when I spread misinformation on the internet
Cancelling someone for their actions is one thing, but then expecting every other person online to talk about it is unreasonable.
Our system is running so antithetical to real justice that an 18-year-old young man - practically still a _boy_ - could have several testimonies saying he did not shoot and the courts still find him guilty and give him a fucking LIFE SENTENCE. For 30 years he was locked up. They ruined his entire life.
And then refuse to let him go because republicans get their rocks off on exercising any power they have over black folk
The US are so cooked. I mean, the world is cooked but the US are well done.
Racism working hard to keep him in prison
it reminds me of central park five
This Bailey guy needs to be recalled, yesterday.
I was a Sergeant with the Missouri Department of Corrections for almost three years, and an officer for two. I saw Dunn's face and immediately recognized him. He is respectful, kind, and does what he has to in order to keep going from day to day. While custody staff are taught not to look into offenders offenses and cases, I have become familiar with Dunn's. I'm so frustrated at Missouri's gross negligence in the use of the justice system and I hope Dunn not only gets his rightful freedom, that he gets a fat paycheck from the state afterwards.
Perhaps pen this comment to the man keeping him locked up, who knows, it and you may be his saving grace.
I’m from Missouri and I’m black so I’m not too surprised by how all this played out. But to think that he managed to earn his freedom only for someone to just be like “..naaah”. I really hope he sees real justice, though taking 30 years from someone is… impossible to makeup for. 😢
Is Missouri really that racist? It doesn't help that Kansas City and St. Louis are both high crime areas with black young men the usual perps.
@@krissydiggsI bet if they ever let him go, they're going to make him sign a contract not to sue, but that's okay let this man get freedom and start a GoFundMe I'll contribute out of spite to the legal system and he'll be rich. .... Rich by our standards at least 😅
Idk why people think money makes up for stripping you of your freedom for no reason.
Money is a prison in it self under capitalism...
My father's gone through something similar to Dunn, I lost him for most of my childhood due to a crime he didn't even commit, just because. There was no evidence, no witnesses. They just assumed he'd do it after taking one look at him. He's still living with the consequences today. The amount of rage I have towards a country that swears it's the land of the free while convicting and ruining the lives of innocents just because they can.... It's indescribable. I wish the best for Dunn and his family, I hope he finally gets his justice.
I wish the best for you and your family❤️🙏
You were robbed of a childhood because of our criminal justice system that only seeks to criminalize and punish innocent Americans, and lets actual criminals and murderers walk free like Kyle Rittenhousee
My heart goes out to you and your family❤. You didn’t deserve this and your father didn’t deserve it either. Your father is not a criminal. He is an innocent man being punished for somebody else’s crimes.
But I promise you, I will fight until my last breath to speak out on behalf of people like you and your father. Because you are worth fighting for. You were born and raised in this country that has done everything in its power to turn you and your family into criminals and in the process has turned you and your family into victims. And somehow Americans expect you to be grateful for that.
There aren’t enough people sticking their necks out to do the right thing, but there are plenty of people sticking their noses out to turn innocent people into criminals because they don’t know how to mind their own damn business and have nothing better to do with their lives
I’m so sorry for what this country has put you through. I am so sorry for what this country has done to you and your family. You deserve a hell of a lot better than that. Please God stay safe and God bless you and your family always. Pray to God if your father comes home soon. ❤🙏
An admitted innocent man kept in prison because of some sort of stupid quirk of bureaucracy. "We always follow the law here" in comes the AG to just arbitrarily decide the bureaucracy doesn't apply to him.
Bruh I’m telling you I’ve been locked up while innocent and had my mom not had VERY high security clearances I’d still be in there; the system don’t care if you’re innocent only if they get a body in a cell
fuxking "justice" system
@@vinezerowell no he’s not. She didn’t appeal a decision. She gave an opinion.
Anyone who expected a republican AG to let an innocent black man go free after the courts stated he did nothing wrong was dreaming. The AG is probably confused about the release because the guy is still black and that in itself is a crime in Missouri
@@vinezeroExactly how? He's a Republican keeping an innocent man in jail. When did she do that?
How fucked in the head does someone have to be to fight to keep someone locked up despite them being sentenced without any evidence, and now with the witnesses admitting they lied??
All you really need is that R next to your name.
I hate that this is being politicized. Are you really saying dem DAs don't have the perverse incentives to throw innocent people away just as often? I had a bridge to sell you.
@@garrettwhite3922 wdym?
@@nightspicer He means Republican. Odds are pretty good these days that that is usually the case.
@@claytonmerle976and here I thought it was for racist same difference
It's wild to me that people think online creators need to drop everything they're doing to respond to any controversy. Like they don't have their own life or their own plans for whatever given day, and they owe it to the community to respond immediately F that noise.
Online creators put themselves in this position creating this dynamic. They created that expectation themselves while farming money online from giving reactions left and right. They are getting exactly what they asked for.
@@Exorius84you ever think attaching all these ulterior motives to someone you actually know nothing about and is just an entertainer is kinda para social?
@@HonestlyWhoCares Oh cry me a river for this millionaires reaction andys. I feel so bad for their tough life they have that their PR team have to respond on twitter on their behalf. Miss me with that shit.
And the idea that they have to immediately call it out instead of waiting to have more information to make a better more well rounded opinion piece is so stupid. Some people would rather have more information to make a better informed statement than jump to conclusions.
Public figures and remember they make money because they talk about these topics. No need for more info, go study economics and social studies. Then talk all want, don’t defend the wealthy they don’t need it
America's justice system is a joke.
You're being too kind. A joke is a kinda. One time thing. This is a circus. It's ridiculous to a professional level.
That only funny to people in charge and rich.
@@skylerlightning4620 Fair, but us little guys gotta have some gallows humor about this hellscape sometimes.
Western so called “democracy” HATES actual Freedom and Human Rights when it doesn’t suits them.
A lot of things in america are a joke. Including social benefits, health care, and insurance. The ones with power only keep parading how great it is so they can continue profiting off of people.
The Missouri Case is truly baffling.
They KNOW he didn't do it, but they still want to keep him locked up for life?!
Because the prisons there are for profit and he’s an able body they can’t afford to lose… that’s the truth
@@vinezeronaw. She’s not. You keep saying that tho 😂
@@vinezero hi boris
@@vinezero Cope harder troll
Uhh, duh... It's the Missouri Department of JustCents... You know how much money it makes for the MO DoJ when tax payers keep an innocent man on a life sentence for 35 years?? They'll hold on to that little "nest egg" until/if it goes to a supreme court... It's not like if he passes while in custody that the government will accept accountability to foot the bill when they get sued to oblivion for wrongful death ect... Nope that'll be us taxpayers that pay for that little justice "whoopsie daisies."
Absolutely hit the nail on the head with the on-set injury story.
I'm a filmmaker & stuntman in New Zealand, and while working on The Rings of Power was a dream come true for a lot of the new generation of filmmakers, the way Amazon treated us was cartoonishly evil, and to make matters worse, WE ended up paying the price for it, not them.
Everybody in the industry here knows how bad the injuries were on that set, and it wasn't just stunties. The conditions on that gig were particularly brutal. The hours were long, even by filmmaking standards (for those not in the know, 11 hour days are the standard...so when you gotta push into overtime and work weekends that's usually 80+ hour weeks back to back) and since everyone hired is a contractor, not an employee, we get no benefits beyond a "bare minimum effort" pay bump.
Here's the fucked up part with this particular example:
New Zealand had to fight tooth and nail to get season 1 of RoP filmed here (what with how important the prestige of Lord of the Rings has been for the country tourism-wise...we had to sorta take the raw deal for fear of them filming somewhere else), so it was a big deal when the representatives of the local filmmakers came to the negotiating table for season 2 to basically say "look, you can not treat us like that again. We're happy to do season 2 for you, but you gotta at least guarantee more humane hours or sick/hazard pay or something".
Amazon immediately cut negotiations & booked season 2 to be filmed in Scotland. If I'm not mistaken, season 2 is already wrapped there & I'm gonna go out on a limb & assume the scots were not treated the way we were asking to be treated.
People who work in the industry are desensitized & used to this grueling lifestyle...it's sick, but it's what we're passionate about so we hunker down & deal with it to do what we love. The problems multiply when stunts are introduced: everybody from the performers themselves to the crew managing the equipment keeping everybody safe needs to be sharp in order to keep things as safe as possible...but how can you do that when you're on your 14th hour of your 6th day because production doesn't wanna go through the hassle of scheduling another week?
Anyway, fuck Amazon.
I can believe it. Amazon is a slave operation we call a business because capitalism.
You can't think of a single reason why AG Bailey would want to keep innocent men in jail? Just take one look at Chris Dunn, Lamar Johnson, and Marcellus Williams.
Just look at his face 😂
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Yeah but that just makes it weird he did the same thing to a white woman.
@@NoelAKABigNolo i gotta have a look at his sunglasses collection to be certain 🤣
A racist Republican? That's a shock, not 😱
Living in a state with an extremist Attorney General, I can say that being perceived as "tough on crime" is so much more important to them than being correct in a situation.
Question is how can you be tough on crime when the guy WASN'T a criminal...... that AG and the ones that pushed the original case, seems like investigations need to be held on that group
Sounds like Kamala
@@vinezeroMaga must be terrefied if their bots are attacking this channel lmao
@@godlynewbie Because facts don't matter to most people, what matters to most people is what specific other people say.
@@godlynewbie because it's not about whether the person is guilty. It's all about image. That's why police will purposefully lie on their reports, like writing a violent crime as a non-violent or vice versa when it fits their needs.
The person causing Dunn to be still stuck in jail after so much evidence coming to light deserves to serve jail time. See how they appreciate being locked behind bars. It’s genuinely such a sickening sign of how absolutely fucked our system is right now.
You mean the Republican Attorney General of the state? Because it's all on him right now.
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Bot.
@@Blodhelm *REPUBLICAN* that says all you need to know, they’re evil and don’t feel the need to abide by any laws.
My veteran father has been in prison for 27 years after taking the life of his roommate in an act of self-defense. After being concussed, cut with a knife repeatedly, and having part of his ear bit off, he shot and killed the man who did it, shortly after that same man grabbed his own gun to fire at my father. The person who started the altercation died after a deadly attack, and the courts sentenced my father to life in prison. He is still trying to secure his freedom to this day.
It's not the same, i know. This is just another highlight of how unjust the justice system can be in the US.
That is truly terrible. I am sorry there is nothing we can do to help. The system is fucked. You and your family deserve better. All of us do. Just keep your head up and keep trying your best. Thank you for sharing your story. Makes everything feel less nebulous to.hear from people with similar issues in the comments, even tho it sucks that y'all are going thru something so similar.
I am so sorry. I really hope your dad becomes free. Also what state was he tried in?
There are women in prison for killing men in self defense who were actively SA'ing them. I can't STAND this country.
@@VuNguyen-fv5jl Nevada, surprisingly enough.
@sativadiva2389 Our justice system often lacks the ability to recognize nuance.
State Law stating "only Death Row inmates can have innocence claims" is the dumbest legal reasoning Ive ever heard. Life sentence without parole IS a Death Sentence.. Charges should be filled on the original prosecutor, judge, and police.. Hope he sues the State and lives a blessed rest of his life with his wonderful wife..
Which means they get to pick and choose, thats what they want. The freedom to lock the people up because it profits the system. Justice doesn't exist in a system that uses prisoners to make more money.
Every person that is responsible will never need to pay a penny
Its wild that people talk about suing someone as "revenge" when the money will come from everyones taxes instead of the people who did it
@@zachelope2514ah and i see you made no mention of the judge, prosecutors and the jury that all deserve punishment for what they did, witnesses as well ofc
@@PropheticShadeZTaxes went into keeping him wrongfully imprisoned, why should they not go towards compensating him?
Supreme court judge (I wanna say it was Alito) said actual innocence isnt good enough. Yeah, something is very wrong with American “justice” system.
I work in the film industry. Every show, there is a crew wide meeting where the production company and producers say how incredibly safety oriented they are. Then, immediately after the meetings, manpower and budgets cut and unreasonable deadlines get pulled forward . I always find it ironic.
It’s honestly why I can’t do film anymore, speaking as someone who tried to be a working actor for a bit. Those production sets just don’t fucking care about your well-being.
There is a subsect of people online that expect every single social media influencer/celebrity to "speak up" about LITERALLY every single thing that happens EVER, and I truly believe they only do it because they want to "cancel" them. They feel some form of power when they can participate in cancelling somebody. It's like a game to them.
its so obnoxious. people dont owe the internet their opinions on everything.... it puts celebrities in a fucked if they do fucked if they dont situation where no matter what they do they'll have people calling for their head
They are big phonies and I hate them lol. It’s never about actually doing the right thing, it’s about the smug sense of virtuousness they get from claiming to have the correct opinions on everything. It’s gross. It’s a way to make every single thing in the WORLD about yourself. 😊
@thefrenchselkie1401 The war between Israel and Hamas/Palestine is another huge example of this.
Unfortunately, psychopaths in our society end up in high positions of power to exact control over people. Andrew Bailey is one of those people.
Kamala Harris is another. Can’t believe we don’t have any solid candidates
I used to be an Assistant Director in the film industry in the UK. I saw many near misses and accidents during my tenure on set involving crew and stunts. Despite the risk assessments, planning and safety awareness, people I know were injured and even killed. There is a mentality on sets that, once in a location, they can do whatever they want. A much-loved cameraman named Mark Milsome was killed in a car stunt that went wrong in Kenya. My understanding of the event was that the stunt was supposed to take place in the UK but they decided at the last minute to shoot it while they were in Kenya. Becuase of the lack of planning, the stunt went wrong and Mark was killed. The industry has changed since I left but not enough to stop this and other deaths in the future.
i cant understand why we're putting so much energy into forcing creators to make statements about situations ASAP instead of calling out the actual aggressor.
Sheep followers don’t know how to act till their favorite influencer says something. They want the influencer to validate their opinion.
Yeah the first story really pissed me off for that exact reason. These creators give their fans so much power that they think they can dictate how a person to respond to all situations. Mfs really out here timing ppl on how quickly they respond is crazy to. They really out here throwing hissy fits cus a creator wants to wait for both sides before saying anything.
Also I get that sometimes victims don't think they are victims. But at what point will ppl believe that kid is not a victim. Especially after the guy on multiple occasions has expressed that he is not a victim. Yes it was weird things to say to a child but if that's where it ended then that should be the end of it. This whole thing is such a non-story.
@@kenny33247except this kid was FOURTEEN and Kris should NEVER have been in contact with them in ANY capacity. This is literally the Dr Disrespect situation again: inappropriate messages to a minor that were "foolish but not meant as harmful", except because one of them is part of the most protected community in Amerikkka, they get excuses made for them left and right lmfao. Y'all are paper-fucking-thin
It’s what the internet does. Look how much anyone even remotely internet famous was pressured to make definitive statements over Israel/Palestine, a conflict complicated enough to have scholars studying it for decades. A conflict that isn’t internet drama or creator gossip. Yet the internet desperately just needed to know what Influencer69 thinks about it!?
@@Drifter1989Omg yes! 😂 And if they don’t, then they want that influencer canceled too.
I have a family friend whose father was stationed at K2. He passed away from multiple tumors that developed on his brain following his exposure there. His wife and daughter, my friend, had to fight for YEARS throughout his treatments to finally get the VA to step in and help with his care. It was the saddest thing I’ve ever seen, watching a strong, funny, capable man shrink and fade away from the neurological repercussions of his tumor radiation treatments, and then to see his wife and daughter struggle to care for him, all while trying to advocate for him with the VA.
😢horrible..
It's wild to me that Netanyahu still acts like he doesn't understand the difference between ridding his region of a hostile enemy force and killing tens of thousands of civilians in ways that constitute a war crime by just about every stretch of the definition. He purposely misconstrues these facts as if the "gays for gazans" protestors were not aware of the hatred that organizations like Hamas have for them. They are protesting against an unjust war *in spite* of that fact, trying to get justice for the innocent children dying both of hunger that Netanyahu caused and missiles that he sent every single day.
He knows right well he’s doing war crimes, he’s just playing dumb for the camera
@@digitaldevilshitposts6731 the camera for one and the people financing his war crimes for another...
I mean it's a fact that Hamas is using its own people as human shields in this war and the protestors literally refuse to acknowledge this standard fact. Why would you expect netanyahu to accept a fact from the other side
Thousands of civilians are not dying. Those numbers are coming from Hamas, not exactly the greatest people at telling the truth.
@@ar71498 because he is the president not some random protestor. how is stooping down to the other person's level a sign of good leadership rather than incredible immaturity?
Any company that exposed their workers to yellow cake uranium would be sued into oblivion. Yet the state seems to feel no obligation to act under its own laws in this regard.
Why does it keep taking a Jon Stewart public shaming to remind the VA to do their damn job!
@@luodeligesi7238 cause he's a genuinely nice and caring guy who actually has a platform that reaches tens of millions of people, which gives him way more influence in getting public attention on these situations.
@@luodeligesi7238, because all the VA does is give veterans another chance to die for their country! 🤪 But seriously, it seems the VA is the only part of the government that wants to save money, dead veterans can't cost the VA more, I'm sure they'll use the savings to buy another $2 million for art work! (Yes, in one year the VA spent over $2 million on freaking art work for their offices! The whole system is screwed up and will never be fixed.)
Yes!! It’s so infuriating!!
God forbid people actually _take a few days_ to compile information and collect their own thoughts and feelings about a topic instead of rush right into it with potentially false/harmful info.
I feel like there's a large contingent that just want everyone to pile on as hard as they can as fast as possible because Ava is trans.
It's because the people doing the pressuring don't want the truth, they just want to feel justified in their hatred towards trans people.
Ludwig calling them out from Paris shouldn’t be this funny, people have their priorities all messed up.
Exactly this.
It becuase they're still mad that their hero Disrespect got consequences for being a pedo and now want to even the score with someone they already hated for being trans
The state of Missouri doesn't want to pay that man, that's why they are keeping him in prison. The shame of these people never ends.
Missouri?
More like Misery.
You can hate Netanyahu and Hamas at the same time. Look it up, it is a fact that Netanyahu's government propped up Hamas thinking they'd be effective control over the people of Palestine, but not too effective that they'd ever organize against him. He allowed billions of dollars worth of Qatari money to enter Palestine, on the assumption they'd focus on governance over organizing an attack.
He was wrong. And I full on do not believe he didn't know an attack was coming when nations allied to Israel warned him of a possible attack. Now, he's saying that the group he's allowed funding to reach for over a decade, the group he was happy to allow to grow wasn't his fault, that the attack on his people wasn't his fault. He's only keeping this military conflict going to maintain power and to cover his ass.
Hate Hamas, but don't bunch them and every Palestinian in the same boat. Netanyahu has ordered attacks on dozens of civilian and refugee centers rather than sending his own military in, because to him its better to blow up men, women, and children just trying to survive than it is to risk a single soldier to more effectively put down a threat.
He's a war criminal, and him telling anyone in the US not to use our god given right to free speech and assembly is laughable when he has droves of his own people telling him to step down.
Don't take this as a condemnation of all Israeli people either. You can also hate Netanyahu without painting all Israelis with the same brush.
Yeah that's just not how countries work. If you have the option to save your own people, you will take it. If you don't like how the war has been going, 95% of your criticisms should be directed towards Hamas. This is not a "both are bad" situation. It is a "one is bad, one is evil" situation.
goalpost shifting to make the comparison is laughable
Bro got all his info off of X and insta
Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the two state solution. For his entire reign he has slowly been dismantling it. Benjamin Netanyahu Will kill or displace every last Palestinian. He is a monster and does NOT deserve any sympathy. He is worse than Hamas.@@just_the_messenger
@@just_the_messenger exactly, Hamas is bad and the Israeli government is evil!
The Christopher Dunn Case is just insane. I have no words right now.I hope he is set free, and he sues the fuck out of that state and everyone that kept him imprisoned.
It's illogical, like you only get to be innocent if you are on death row......what?! Must be a profit prison too, corruption on corruption.
@@lilelo208bingo... they have to keep feeding that machine and keep their legal slaves
@@lilelo208to be fair its clearly unjust, but law doesnt allow for people to start court cases to get declared innocence after you are already conviced since every single prisoner would just keep doing it and it would take enormous amount of money to go through all of them. Like it would literally at least double the amount of criminal cases cuz everyone would just try to start another case immedietly after their case is done. But there should be clearly he some remedy in situations like this like that law they passed where prosecutor can start the case if there is evidence he was innocent or well there is always governor or president pardoning people, its just sad that you have to depend on clearly political figures(prosecutor invluded here) because they always care about how they are seen so they can get reelected rather than actually doing their job properly
@@olorin3815 Agreed, thank you for helping me understand. It's so easy to get so heated that it's hard to focus on the reality of facts. I appreciate you.
@@lilelo208 yeah its just that you arent supposed to be sent to jail unless jury is like 99% certain you are guilty so they just assume if ur in prison ur guilty so they dont wanna hear tou about being innnocent, clearly tho plenty of innocent people end up in prison and system fails
This week I had to report an incident where I got exposed to a highly contagious disease and I was forced to sign a paper that said it was all my fault. Saying I chose to not wear a lab coat as if I had not literally sat down with leadership a week prior saying they HAVE to buy better lab coats because the ones they provide are not medical grade and only come in one small size, which does not fit me or my coworkers. I had been complaining and requesting new lab coats since I started nearly 2 years ago. But in the paperwork I was willfully refusing to comply with proper PPE protocols. I literally wear two lab coats at the main hospital where they actually fit me. I hate not wearing a lab coat.
I try to do the right thing and when something happens, I still get punished.
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Every single person involved in the illegal incarceration of Dunn should be found guilty of illegally detaining an individual at MINIMUM
There also boy who confess murder of his father despite his father being alive and no other evidence didn’t even went jury as was convince that he actually do it by authorities and as result got sent to jail.
Under the ICC rules, "...a member state is obligated to arrest any individual under ICC arrest warrant who is present on its territory."
Don't expect the U.S. to follow the playground rules it set in the first place.
When the ICC makes nonsense bias rulings no country should have to follow them.
As much as I don't like Bibi and recognize him and his evil for what it is. He's not the current fight, but the next fight. He was the ongoing fight, but a more pertinent adversary interjected itself into that fray when the Israeli populous was close to ousting him permanently and beginning to rid theirselves of the Likkud societal poison.
As for the ICC. It does not practically bind any of the UN security states that possess veto powers. It only practically binds all the lesser ones.
The US isn't a member of the ICC, we never ratified the Rome Statute.
Paramedic here. I have worked in several occupational health settings including Hollywood film sets. As a health contractor on set, I sometimes don’t even know who hired me when I get on set due studios outsourcing to other third party companies, who then in turn subcontract to other fourth and fifth party contractors. I’m pretty sure the amount of times I’ve had to escalate medical responses despite the studio’s begging me to brush it under the rug has caused me to get black listed from Hollywood. The phone is just not ringing anymore. Meanwhile I got former coworkers whose license has expired or have a lower license than me ( EMT-Basic) overflow with work because they are willing to look the other way when accidents do happen.
That's disgusting. I am so sick of big corporations.
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This needs to be more well known
Didn't Hannibal notoriously use so much fake blood on set that it got in the floorboards and started to mold?
My coworker was injured during the filming of Suicide Squad. I was shocked to find out that he continued to work while he was suffering from multiple concussions. Now he is going from doctor to doctor to help with his conditions.
One of my coworkers suffered something like 11 concussions on set, she’s not even a stunt person, the more you have the easier it is to get another one. I once walked into a glass wall on set. I felt like such an idiot my superiors even joked about it until I learned I was the fourth person to crash into that same glass wall, that superior who made fun of me was actually the first and crashed harder than I did weeks before I joined that production (they were too clean and most times if the shot wasn’t facing that way it was an open pathway)
“If they can invent better ways to kill each other, why can't they invent a way to end this stupid war?” is a line from the sitcom MASH* spoken by Col. Sherman Potter, played by Harry Morgan. The line appears in the 1982 episode “Pressure Points”. Potter is a commanding officer who provides moral outrage in the show, which is about an Army medical unit during the Korean War. In another episode, Potter says, “Every month there's a new procedure we have to learn because somebody's come up with an even better way to mutilate the human body”.
I remember this episode. I love that show and it really helped shape how I view war since my parents played reruns of it over and over again when I was a child.
The way MASH continues to stay relevant is both impressive and incredibly disheartening, we still haven't learned our lesson as a country despite how eloquently put both the book and series were. Incredibly popular and acclaimed, but somehow unheard
My absolute favourite show. I wish more people talked about it :')
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Republic white guy disputes the innocence of 3 black guys who are clearly innocent.
I'm sooo shocked. 😒
And a woman, he’s a parody at this point.
Republicans…
Don't just go off Phil's presentation... I'm sure this piece of shit has blocked more than those 4 cases.
It's pretty obvious why that politician is so obsessed with trying to keep those men in prison. You all know why.
Does the word start with an “R” and end in an “M”?
@SabinaS.N.O.W. - Is there a difference in this day and age…?
@@Tustin2121indeed it does
@SabinaS.N.O.W.yes.
I worked for Amazon. Unfortunately, it's not surprising that they're denying negligence. They are the worst.
‘Your cancer is not service related’
‘Why don’t we get more recruits?’
In what world does it make sense that unless they are sentenced to death, a prisoner cannot be released after a false conviction? 🤔
A world where for-profit prisons exist. I would bet money that's the reason. Because it's been shown that people on death row cost a lot more money than someone with a life sentence. Meaning people on death row make less money.
in the shithole named USA
@@dragonstar2011 yeah, I know, it was a rhetorical question.
@@dragonstar2011There have been numerous studies which show that prison labor is not worth the cost of the state to administer the prisons.
@@mitrioneworld are you trying to defend for profit and privatized prisons? Because everything supporting for profit prison has been debunked time and time again. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding your comment. But yeah for profit prison is never a good thing and it's been shown time and time and time again.
My husband works in the film industry and in January 2021, while working, he was hit by a truck while crossing the road at a 4-way stop with marked crosswalks. The driver was in his 80s and didn't see my husband crossing the road, throwing him over the truck and leaving him with a concussion and soft tissue damage. It's been nearly 3 and a half years and he is still living with a TBI and has significant body pain every day - just this week he got a migraine that caused vomiting - something he never had experienced before his accident.
WCB was a joke to deal with, they argued constantly against his injuries because of a useless doctor who yelled at us that nobody pays her to fill out WCB forms. And my husband's union was no help either - they referred us to their WCB rep who was impossible to get ahold of and had no useful information whatsoever.
These 3 and a half years have been fvcking brutal, and it's made even harder by the fact that we have a 6 year old daughter who doesn't have memories of her dad before his accident while working for a HBO production - a production who also gave no shits about their employee who was impacted forever while working for them.
Even if Dunn is released, his head will always reside in his prison cell. 3+ decades, you can't forget or unlearn that experience...
They ruined his life.
If Iran is paying for these protests I want my check.
Same Imfao
Same, they owe me big
I want my Irani stimi check now
The organizers are the ones getting the paychecks. The protesters themselves are just useful idiots supporting genocidal terrorists.
He's overselling it but the white house actually did confirm that Iran is helping to covertly fund groups and individuals supporting the protests.
I doubt that stunt worker will see any justice until he sues them. I was an Amazon employee, on his way into work, when an Amazon truck pulled in front of me. I could've easily died in that accident and did break my wrist in 6 places with damage to my back as well. I had evidence upon evidence backing me up along with admission of guilt from the other driver. It took a year to start the proceedings and then they fought back and forth on the payout so I had to sue. Granted, it was the third party liability company we were negotiating with but it still ultimately took 2 full years to finish out. Not to mention my needed care afterwards and lasting effects. I couldn't imagine being in his scenario with, more than likely, a waiver or some other sort of legal gymnastics to go through for something they don't even need to admit to be at fault for. My heart goes out to him and his family but they should know they're going to be in for a long long ride on this one. Amazon, and it's subsidiaries, hate paying out for their own mistakes, regardless of origin.
The justice system needs reform. And a simpler system for bringing forth new evidence. The system is broken and racist af
That judge, the AG, and anyone involved with coaching those 2 "witnesses"....
Go directly to Jail. Do not pass GO, do not collect $200.
There is no such thing as justice in our country anymore. If this guy can't be free, we're all screwed.
No matter the political affiliation, allowing a foreign leader into our capital to threaten and insult any US citizen should cause outrage - both sides of the aisle. It's abhorrent any US politician endorsed that and should tell EVERY citizen that their leaders supporting him put another country before the US and it's citizens. It's disgraceful.
I am a vet and this really strikes me ....the same way it made me feel crazy watching it..
I had the exact same thought. They literally brought in an authoritarian to tell us who we should be loyal to. Mind boggling.
Outrage over that would make sense, tho. We live in a timeline of not making sense.
That’s because israel don’t respect America
You know there are American citizens being held hostage in Gaza by Gazans still...? I'm sure that's a bit more important than your feelings being hurt.
"I can't figure out why the DA would do this"
I can, it starts with "R" and ends with "ism".
@SabinaS.N.O.W. is there a difference?
@SabinaS.N.O.W.what’s the difference. The two words are synonymous at this point. Literally can’t have one without the other
One of the biggest hurdles The Innocence Project always has to face isn't just RACISM like that AG in the story. It's to paraphrase " we cannot overturn convictions in the face of the potential that it will undermine faith in the judicial system" the BS professional legalese that is flat against the systems intent of " innocent until proven guilty." if you prove the guilty part was wrong or suspect, the default should be innocent, not guilty to preserve the sense of punishment. THAT above bigotry and corruption is the problem. YES consequences and accountability should be principles we value and uphold, but that doesn't mean punishment and retribution. NEITHER OF THOSE FIX OR MOVE TO PROGRESS.
I think there is a difference between someone being inappropriate and someone who is grooming. Grooming is a very specific and disturbing thing, done on purpose to prepare a vulnerable mind for a relationship later. Courtney Stodden was groomed by her husband, while she was a minor, so that he could take advantage of her. He abused the power dynamic between them for his own sexual gratification. That is grooming. Making in appropriate jokes around minors is a different violation. It's still completely unacceptable, but it isn't grooming.
It's important not to dilute the meaning of words just because you want to apply the connotation of a term to someone you don't like. We can condemn Ava's behavior and question whether she should ever be allowed to work with kids, without pretending that she was doing something, she simply wasn't doing.
Exactly.
No cause if that wtv lava would've accepted those advancements and send nuds back then what.
Noting happen cause the young person never send anything or flirted back but if they did then you know chris would've kept going
@@NOT-A-Monolith You're making an assumption. You can't know whether he would have continued or not. Don't be an idiot.
Because "it was a joke" has never ever been used as an excuse for a crime.
@@nimrodery What is your point. I said what she did was reprehensible. It just isn't grooming.
The fact that Netanyahu, a foreign leader, can come into Congress and complain about Americans exercising their first amendment right, baselessly claim they are being funded by Iran, then turn around and ask for more tax payer dollars is insane.
Right?
Vandalizing monuments with pro Hamas slogans is not a 1st amendment right.
I would say that open disagreement is a cornerstone of first amendment rights and he has a vested interest in protecting his country. Agree with Netanyahu or not I think that sentiment is very reasonable and in no way insane. I also think part of the problem in this whole Israel v Palestine dialogue is that we aren't addressing the critical issues of either side. Israel doesn't acknowledge the civilian death toll and the pro-Palestinian camp doesn't acknowledge Hamas. Netanyahu kind of has a point when he said gays for Gaza is like saying chickens for KFC. Hamas is an evil and brutal regime and is a danger to not only Israel but its own people. I get the sympathy for the civilians caught in the crossfire but a simple ceasefire is not going to solve the long standing issues. Is there perhaps a more nuanced approach that effectively deals with Hamas and minimizes civilian casualties?
Even the US government has released evidence that Iran and Russia are behind a lot of the riots. Why else would the terrorist leader of Iran thank them? They are supporting his axis of evil across the middle east and the world.
@@astrowuff So you care about statues more than thousands of dead women and children? Sounds like a you problem bud.
I’m a licensed massage therapist working for VA military clients right now. So many of my young vets (age mid 20s-mid 40s) have cancer. Not common for their age ranges either. Lung cancer. Breast cancer. Colon cancer. Ovarian/prostate cancer. So many massages to help pain that is constant but nothing is like the pain of cancer. My heart is broken and I am done. I’m tired of calling to ask where my client is only to find out their funeral date. There has to be a change!
The Justice system needs to be refined. Their should be no legal hang-ups on getting an innocents man out of jail. Any prosecution that was found to deliberately forge false testimonies and or evidence should be disbarred and be charged with prison time equating the length of their actions on their victims.
It's sad that more often than not when somone gets found innocent, they rarely walk free afterward because some uncaring politician wants to pretend they are "tough on crime"
Lol Me here again Phil, I have often written in your comment section about my struggles with the VA. When I was on active duty, I was exposed to nuclear materials on several occasions including spending a week in a forest fire we caused by shooting mortars near dry brush, the area we set on fire was known to have been an area where nuclear material had been dumped marked with warning signs and all. Our unit insisted that we stay in the area because we still had ammo in the area, rather than do an ammo turn in that came with more paperwork they had us stay out there to watch the ammo. I didn't even bother to claim it with the VA because it would be "too hard to prove" according to a VSO I spoke too.
May I remind Johnson that his views on Israel being an ally of the US are not universally accepted by all US citizens.
But Israel is an ally of the US regardless of what everyday Americans think. There are Americans who support Russia, this doesn't mean that America has any support for Russia.
All the people complaining about how content creators aren't reacting "fast enough" to the Kris Tyson allegations and trying to frame it as how they don't care about victims... the people complaining aren't concerned about any victims. They aren't concerned about anything important. They just want to feel superior to others for being terminally online the correct way while defending Dr. Disrespect. Content creators are not and should not be obligated to respond as soon as humanly possible to these situations. Social media was a mistake.
It's a sick parasocial obsession. I just don't get it. Why does it even matter what they say? People are way too obsessed and it completely takes away from the main issue: there is a very real problem with how content creators interact with minors.
I will never understand why a 20 year old thinks it is OK to talk to a random 16 year old. I just don't get it what motivation is. When I was a senior in high school and turned 18 I felt weird dating my junior gf who was 16 at the time (she skipped a grade and had a late birthday).
I ended the relationship once I turned 18 and she wanted us to have sex but I was like no...because I thought it was weird since I was heading to college.
I got vilified by our friend group breaking up with her, it was crazy that nobody thought the same I did. I was heading to college and originally the plan was we would go to the same school. But then I realized she will still be underage in college and if it's not okay in college, then why would it be okay in high school?
@@cheetah219just cause something is illegal, doesn't make it immoral. It sucks you were made to feel like your relationship was inappropriate because of a law developed from an arbitrary point of view of when a person is a "legal adult".
People are complaining because everyone had something to say about CodyKo and Dr Disrespect but when it’s a trans person all of the sudden people have brains and have to wait for more info. How about don’t be a disgusting hypocrite?
@@Maclues completely fair and these was the argument from some of my guy friends. Older dating younger is common and is generally accepted in high school...in reality nobody would blink an eye. But I just didn't feel comfortable, i was also part of a student organization related to raising awareness of SA and Domestic V. We had many open mic/speak out sessions where other students and adults would open up about their experiences in a safe and confidential environment. So I think I had become hyper sensitive but also I did connect with my ex a decade later at a HS alumni event and she was incredibly thankful we never did it. It was in hindsight, but she realized she wasn't ready.
I suppose the lesson here...I think maybe everyone should some time listening to these SA experiences...it can change how we (especially men) behave for the better.
Seems like AG Bailey needs to be removed from his position or barred from appealing cases that he has no legal right to do so. Especially since it says in the law he shouldn't be able to appeal this kind of case. Seems like he has a need to have power no matter how he goes about it. That is disgusting. Chris Dunn deserves to be free and people against that CLEARLY don't believe in justice.
As a trans woman, it’s incredibly terrifying when an influencer who is trans has a scandal. Especially when it’s grooming allegations. People are so quick to tie the actions of individuals to all of us. Ava’s actions are unacceptable, but has nothing to do with her trans identity. Despite the guy in the video that blew up accusing Ava made clear he believed it had everything to do with it. Needless misinformation and hate being tied to one person’s inexcusable behavior. It makes it scary to go outside sometimes.
Yeah I thought that straight away. I guess we gotta remind people how many cis men and women this year alone have been outed as groomers
@@Cassie-Nova- I'm sure the pedo defense force will stand with her in these time like they do for everyone else.
I already hear people in comments use this to demonize the community, but those type of people will always use any kind of ammo to condemn others. Most of them bots too....strange times.
My exact thoughts. I am terrified, and it's one of the major reasons I fear getting into teaching. I'm terrified of the current rhetoric, and of what that will mean for my future. I'm just so tired of being scared. I just want to exist in peace, and be able to continue to get my testosterone treatment. Yet, I always have to fear the possibility that I'll lose my safety and my healthcare. This whole situation has just once more proven how happy people are to spread their hate at any opportunity...
I've gotten shit for it because I'm trans.
I didn't even say anything about it online, but I've still had people go to private messages on Twitter and saying it's the "final nail in the coffin".
OMG Netanyahu calling anyone else evil is just nauseating. Against the will of your people you are still in power, why? Were you just waiting for a reason to start this war? I can't even listen to him.
Same.
yep, pot calling kettle black! that sicko was finding it all hilarious
He's a viIe person
but do you condemn hamas? /s.
I guess you're OK with women and gays not having any rights and being punished for their identity? Do you understand what Islamic law entails?
The fact that Netanyahu compared the Gaza War to Pearl Harbor and 9/11 is not only disrespectful, but also pretty shitty. Because your war Netanyahu, is not even comparable to Pearl Harbor or 9/11. In fact, your war is more on the lines of the Holocaust than Pearl Harbor or 9/11. Do not compare American tragedies to your own situation ever! Especially when your government is committing genocide right now.
9/11 and Pearl Harbor was devastating for the American population. And for you to compare those tragedies to your own war is not only harmful, but also disrespectful to the people we lost in those tragedies.
US department of injustice- "look we know he didnt do it but we need to feed our machine"
"We need to keep the sla- prisoners where they are!" - Country with the highest proportion of incarcerated citizens
We have to put a stop to allowing major corporations to offload liability for everything to 3rd parties. It's crazy Amazon only directly employs a small percentage of their workforce.
The 3rd party thing to avoid liability is disgusting and a loophole used in way too many places. It's one of the main things that's allowed so many ethical and environmental issues within the fashion industry to continue so unchecked for so long.
The Chris Dunn story had me almost weeping. Nothing says, “I have no scruples,” quite like that AG keeping an innocent man in prison.
Imagine living on Twitter and losing your fucking mind when someone doesn't respond to a situation the exact way you want them to!
I can’t believe the internets outrage over creators not talking or addressing drama instantly when it happens. You can’t just immediately jump onto a story without letting information come out first
Who is the judge who sent Dunn to prison? The chief of police and the prosecutor? Who are these people? They need to be held accountable NOW
So, adding to everything else we already know about the atrocious justice system in the US, it also flat-out imprisons innocent people just "because". I hope you guys get some justice eventually.
If you didn't commit the crime, you shouldn't be in prison
It feels like the system isn't built for justice, but for punishment
IT SEEMS LIKE ANY MEMBER OF THE GOP WILL TAKE THE MOST EVIL RACIST DECISIONS EVERY CHANCE THEY GET
That false conviction story is absolutely insane. I honestly don't know how you go through something like that and just go back to normal civilian life. I would probably just be a murderous psychopath bent solely on revenge against the people who stole half my life for literally no reason.
The emotional significance Netanyahu was going for was entirely lost when he said "chickens for KFC". The man is unhinged and clearly just desperately grasping for power and to hold on to radical positions. Extremists need to paint other extremists to justify their views. One can be against what happened on Oct 7th, against what is happening now and oppose Netanyahu and other extremists. Or to put it another way, only Sith deal in absolutes.
I’m picturing whoever wrote that for him must’ve thought it was clever - not the cringiest shit I just saw. BB is pretty scary to me
Regardless of the cringe line, Palestinians still overwhelmingly support Hamas and the Oct 7th attacks. Gazans still hold over a hundred Israeli hostages, innocent women and children taken from their homes. People seem to forget that Israelis are humans also and that this war can end with Hamas surrendering and releasing all the hostages. No other country would do different and the fact that after an incredible clean war with an unheard of ~1:1 civilian to casualty ratio, (Iraq and Afghanistan were 1:5-1:9) people still pretend this is a both sides issue when Israel never wanted this war to begin with.
@@TheWorldsBestPilot Alright, doesn't mean they deserve to be MASSACRED. It astounds me that you think upwards of 40,000 people being killed is justified because their beliefs aren't right.
You know what else I don't agree with? The idea that Palestinian lives are inferior, which is undeniably the stance of the Israeli government. I will never be on the side of mass murderers even if they agree with everything I say, and you shouldn't be justifying this genocidal war criminal either. Do better.
@@TheWorldsBestPilot Why should the people who were colonized be the ones who surrender? Exactly.
The" chickens for KFC "line has been bounced around on Twitter for months now , that's likely where it came from.
The Chris Dunn case really hit hard. He is 1 of thousands of cases in the justice system whom are wrongfully accused. Thankfully times are better now and I hope the Dunn family can finally be happy together.
wtf, if the dudes that got him put in jail, said they lied on the stand and the d.a. offered them incentives, how is that not just keeping an innoncent man locked up? kidnapping?
The very thing that happened a few months ago with the Young Thug case and the prosecution having a private meeting with the judge and witness is exactly what seems to have happened here. Witnesses were coached into giving an answer despite it being a complete lie. And there being no other evidence apart from eye witness accounts which we KNOW is extremely unreliable. Yet he was given life with no parole? Are you kidding me? And then to make it worse, now this politician dude is somehow against releasing him when he literally shouldn’t have gone to jail in the first place? What in the world is going on dude?
Imagine being in prison and it has been proven you are innocent, not just an unheard cry.
Sounds weird that, as a judge, you can hear this and not decide the law must change.
Hey Phil, I’ve been watching you since 2008 and I gotta say I’ve been very disappointed with how you’ve covered the Israel Gaza war. For example when it came to the protestors inside the capitol, why did you referred to them as pro Palestinian protestors, when first and foremost they were over 400 anti-Zionists Jewish folks who demand a ceasefire and in the distribution of weapons to Israel, and state not in their name. Also why didn’t you fact check anything bibi said. He lied immensely and you were just like he said some stuff and glare over major omissions. I know you’re pro Israel but at least try to keep it fair and balance like you claim you do with things.
The fact that people are trying to hold people in jail is crazy and horrible to think about. And if I was wrongly convicted, I would be so angry and frustrated.
As someone who was groomed as a child, telling someone as an adult that they don’t understand what happened even after reaching adulthood is absurd. Knowing what I do as an adult, it is clear to me what those men wanted to do.
I am grateful that my parents caught on before anything bad really happened to me. They were in the trust-building phase when my parents realized what was happening and broke off their friendship with one of the guys. The other was a teacher and got arrested after assaulting someone else.
It's not crazy at all. Ppl bury trauma all the time. You're different, good for you, but everyone isn't like you.
I also thought it was pretty infantilizing. They weren’t saying what Ava did was OKAY, they were just saying they knew they weren’t being GROOMED. There’s a difference between someone making inappropriate jokes and grooming a kid. Grooming requires intent, what Ava was doing was just stupid and inappropriate.
To be clear: I don’t consider what Ava did to be grooming, my point is that telling Lava they don’t understand their own experience is really weird is definitely not listening to the victim.
@rumpeltyltskyn Yeah, of all the things ive seen thus far, it hardly looks like grooming. It just looks like someone being weird. There hasnt been any kind of sexual advances shown.
Ava was making bad and gross and unfunny jokes in a group chat. Idk.
@@LucaPariah Everyone was perfectly ok with labeling Colleen a groomer. She made inappropriate jokes with Adam publicly. And why are you contradicting yourself? How can Lava be a victim if you don't consider what happened to him as grooming?
I honestly wish you would make more of those simple light blue and maroon shirts. Those things are literally the best merch you have put out.
Hi team Phil! I really really want to thank you for covering and diving into the story about film set accidents and stunt performer injuries/deaths. I played the Predator in the 2018 sequel movie and I can say without a doubt that everything you said is true. Although I’m still a card carrying SAG-AFTRA Stunt actor, I don’t really work anymore because of a negligent on set injury that I suffered while working on the pilot of Lovecraft Country. I was doing a big jump while riding a wire and despite 20 great rehearsals, when we went to film the wire was too short and i got pulled into the hill, tearing my shoulder. I was hurt in 2018 but I didn’t receive compensation or surgery until last year. The red tape they put you through is maddening and it was basically a full time job that I had to work just to get them the info they asked for. All while suffering from the pain. Although I got something, what I lost was so much more. I was an illustrator and had a graphic novel publishing deal with a large publisher but I lost it because of my injury. I lived with chronic pain for so long that I forgot who I was before it and I lost a lot of friends because I wasn’t the fun loving person they used to see me as. I can’t express enough how true it is that we’re afraid to speak up when hurt. Mainly for the fear of being blacklisted and also because the culture really promotes this toxically masculine idea of just enduring it.
Film productions try to cut corners and overly focus on budget which results in the stunt performers (not to mention everyone else working hard on the crew) to be rushed while trying to do very delicate work. People think we’re supposed to get hurt but we’re not, we’re the ones that take the calculated risks for the benefit of the film/show. In my case it wasn’t even my fault I got hurt but the negligence of the production and the direction who were so in a rush that neglected to make sure my wire was the right length. I was really lost for a while but now I’m in school for Massage Therapy because after that experience I want to be able to help people who suffer from chronic pain.
Anyway, sorry for the long comment. I just really want to express my appreciation for you.
I feel seen
For the atrocities commited in his name, Netanyahu deserves life in prison.
What atrocities exactly? He's a democratically elected leader. Would you say the same about Obama??😂
@@TheWorldsBestPilotUh, yes? Obama is a war criminal. Put them *both* in the Hague.
@@TheWorldsBestPiloti would, actually. Every US president is a war criminal. Obama loved drone striking civillians
@@TheWorldsBestPilot I would yes. Pretty much every US president is a war criminal
@TheWorldsBestPilot you really have bo clue.
Im sure we would all be in tears if we, average citizens, knew how many life changing Bills and Laws have been blocked or denied just to spite the other party. Or to make sure one party stays in the majority over the other. How amazing this country could truly be if our elected officials used their power to enact change, instead of crippling the people they serve just to retain power. The whole point of our government set up is to meet in the middle and make sure no parties extremist views are the law of the land. The whole point of compromise is for everyone to be a little unsatisfied, but happy none the less.
When I was 19 I had a YT channel and I made the mistake of interacting with subscribers. I also have a horrible sense of humour. The moment a 15 year old tried to get me to ask her for boob pics I noped the HELL out of there, blocked her & never spoke to anyone outside of my comment section again.
I was stupid at 19, not that stupid.
This. This right here is the way any decent person acts.
How fucking old are you
Where’s your wife, go home to your family man
Your a good one it's good to block minors instead of starting a sexual relationship with them, I used to watch a UA-camr who ended up grooming me behind everyones back, then hen i called him out I was apparently the villan cause he had a girlfriend...
I had just turned 16 and he was 19, I'm glad there is still good people out there but this man who groomed me can rot in hell.
exactly. when i was 18 i had a friend who was 15 and she had just started experimenting with her boyfriend, and she started talking to me about it on instant messenger and i just ended the conversation. i think she hates me to this day, but i know i did the right thing.
“They hold up signs that say Gays for Gaza” yeah it’s almost as if we don’t have to agree with people in order to feel empathy for them. It’s basic human decency, actually. The angle of “the murder of civilians is fine if they disagree with me” is not the moral win that Netanyahu thinks it is.
So Netanyahu is immoral and wrong because Palestinian civilians have been killed, but fine for Hamas killing Israeli civilians? Palestine is not innocent, and people need to stop defending one while criticizing the other, when they both commit the same crimes.
@@alfredgreybeard Where the hell did you read ''it is fine for Hamas killing Israel civilians''. Let me guess, in your mind because it is the only excuse you have to justify Israel's war crimes. Here is the basic difference, let me spell it out for you. Hamas is not Palestine itself and Netanyahu is not Israel itself, no matter how much they try to show it as. And they both can be criticized and condemned for the CRIMES they committed. Both Netanyahu's party and Hamas HAS TO GO to have any chance of a resolution because the war only benefits these two groups while innocents from BOTH SIDES are the ones that are dying.
@@alfredgreybeard Yes, Netanyahu is immoral and wrong because he’s ordering the murder of civilians. Correct. I won’t criticise Palestine because Palestine have not done anything wrong here. Hamas are the people you’re referring to when talking about violence against Israelis, not the innocent men, women, and children that are constantly being bombed and executed for Hamas’ crimes. These are every day people; just like your neighbours, your parents, your friends. This rhetoric that they’re terrorists or aggressors is the exact rhetoric that Russia used when it invaded Ukraine and tried to spread the idea that Ukrainians were Nazis and that Russia was the good guys for killing them. Funny how everyone could see that bullshit for what it was when it was white people who were on the receiving end of it instead of Arabs.
@SabinaS.N.O.W. It’s such a low blow and honestly is very manipulative. To take an intimate part of someone’s self and try to use it as a prop or a weapon to get them to bend to your will is twisted. Especially from someone trusted. And empathy shouldn’t be transactional anyway. People shouldn’t have to care about us in order for us to care about them. If someone dislikes me being bisexual, then whatever. I’m still going to continue to care about their wellbeing on a human-to-human level.
The fact a clip exists of Netanyahu screaming "chickens is to kfc!" is actually insane.
*"IRAN IS FUNDING THE PROTEST!"*
They can't even fund the maintenance of their navy ships, let alone the maintenance of their president helicopter.
It's a very slippery slope for Christian conservatives to get behind Netanyahu's "Gays for Gaza = Chickens for KFC" rhetoric. Surely they don't want to support the idea that just because a religion isn't tolerant, it's followers shouldn't be protected.
Don't forget the rushed HR-6090 bill. They literally say the story of Jesus crucifixion as example of anti-semitism.
Don't you think it's funny that we helped Ukraine and Republicans said we had no business helping another country. Then this happens and they are like why are you not helping? Lmfao.
What about non relgious americans? Is the rhetoric accurate? Not saying this as a gotcha, im mildly curious about israel palistine.
The statement makes sense. Why would gays support people who want to hang them?
@@bias9440It really isn't accurate at all. For one, a significant amount of Palestinian people have no problems with talking to queers at least. And also it makes sense because they are being slaughtered, so we can protest for them.
The story about Christopher Dunn horrified me, yet it didn't surprise me entirely. Our justice system is nothing of the sort. I'm ashamed that I live in a country that would elect and AG who would be so hateful.
So an innocent man couldn't initially be released BECAUSE of the letter of the law, but an attorney General can continue to hold him on appeal DESPITE the letter of the law?
So which laws are we consistent about?
A war criminal give a speech in Congress, wow I'm so tired of this world
not toobright are you mate?
@@ISLAPMONKEYS Don't try it
@@jkung5688 so I'm right... Thanks for the confirmation bud
Let's not pretend it hasn't been a regular occurrence for decades. But we'd sooner see hell freeze over before anyone actually sought US leaders for war crime courts for Iraq, etc etc.
Is every world leader of a democracy with an army also a war criminal? Israel has taken countless steps to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza despite Hamas efforts to inflate them. You are falling for Russia and Iran's propaganda. Unless you would say that Obama was a war criminal worse than netanyahu, I don't see how you got to your conclusion unless you are chronically on TikTok...
Dramatube , meanwhile Democracy burns
The story about Dunn is insane. He deserves a payout
Thanks for introducing me to my new enemy, that Bailey guy. Absolutely insane that someone feels the need to insert themselves into this situation just based on vibes
NEW MERCH BUT I’M TOO BROKE FOR IT WOOOOOO, HAPPY FOR YOU PHIL❤️
American justice system needs a massive overhaul, seriously wtf...
“It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.”
Except in Missuri apparently.
Remember. There is no Justice in the legal system.