Absolute Mad Lads - Albert Dryden
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@@StuG- I agree
@@StuG- Ok Boomer
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Collinson: Can we get a shot of that gun
Albert: Why certainly
well at least he complied with the media for once.
Best comment, LOL.
It was the journo saying it but yeah. Funny.
They got what they asked for.
@Matt Horkan Everyone thought he was bluffing and the gun was for show. People in Britain don't normally start popping off rounds over a planning dispute....
And before anyone says that it's incidents like this that caused the UK to end up with draconian firearms laws... He was banned from owning firearms at the time of the shooting so everything was illegal already....
“Someone get a shot of this gun”
Gotta be the dumbest last words I’ve ever heard.
He was a real gentleman about it too and helped them in getting that shot.
He got a real good shot. Right in the grill! Based on the rapport they had before he was not expecting that! Holy fuck!!!
Yeah wow. What a fool.
@stephine paul Seriously. What a daft fool. "this man is aiming a loaded weapon at me, better make sure the media get a good view of it instead of RUNNING FOR SAFETY"
He used his mouth instead of his legs.
"Below average intelligence"
"The rockets he built were so big they showed up on RAF radar"
Just goes to show that IQ tests are bullshit. Clearly Albert was a savant of sorts.
I was thinking that too
A solid fuel rocket is pretty easy to build. Its getting it to go where you want thats really difficult. For legal reasons I wont say I have done that, but it is easy.
@@MrAnton275flying a plane is easy. So is landing. Landing safely? Well... that's a bit harder
@@MrAnton275 I have. Because it's completely legal.
"he shot at us because he wouldnt let us drive in and demolish his home on his own land"
he didn't just shoot at them to be fair. He straight up executed an unarmed injured man. No way to justify this.
@@Barwasser No way to justify not allowing a man to build a house on his own land. Or attempting to demolish that house.
Now I see why there's 2nd amendment in the states. (Because government can murder you, legally. So you must be able to defend yourself). In this case the person defending his house didn't get killed by the cops, but that could had happened if it had gone on longer. How crazy is that, government can just kill you if you dont give up your home.
@@trikstari7687 ok so both sides are assholes, glad we can agree
@@Barwasser He wasn't unarmed he was wielding a bulldozer
Collinson: "can we get a shot of that gun?"
Albert: "why yes, why do you ask?"
"Very poor choice of words"
@@UncleWermus you see mr Collison, we live in a democracy where I cant even use the land I own and everybody loses their minds!
You look at Alberts face and you can hear his thoughts, 'fucking seriously?'
@Joe Ç Shit, if someone brought a bat out, even then id start distancing myself striaght away.
3 of them to be exact
"oh by the way, I got shot in the arm"
-a British reporter
The spirit of the Earl of Uxbridge upon discovering he lost his leg.
@@krempflorist6069 By god sir, I've lost my leg
That reporter was a badass. He reported the news of what happened before he mentioned his arm, and went for medical treatment.
That reporter was a lot more tough than the average press nowadays. Most would scream like little girls, even the men.
@@aleksander8497
These days? Especially the men...
When I was a cop we were always tough that you need to use “risk verse reward” in every situation. This man gave them every sign, every warning, of his intent. Instead of just letting someone get a win over government, they forced this man into a corner over a building on his property. Was the risk worth it, to risk a possible lose of life over a building? We have totally lost sight of what laws are for. They are there to govern and insure fair treatment to all. Was this man’s rights protected? Does anyone seeing this feel the law treated him fairly?
The King lies sick and the Land lies sick with him. Thus the People suffer.
It’s always about empowering the state. He undermined their authority, and so they had to use force to maintain that power.
@@White_Recluse He was no threat to the state, the state just got on a power trip and couldn't stand ANYONE being happy without their permission.
What are you ranting about? What yiu typed is literally the mentality of every cop out there. They don't care about right or wrong, just making people subject to them. Whatever man, we know coos.
14:48 I love how Albert gets all confused as to why everyone wasn't doing anything when he had his gun out
Britbongs never been shot at before. Didn't even suspect it.
i like the soft headshake, because if its for the digger its a very "fucking idiots making me do this" and if its for the journalists its "fucking idiots"
I'm shocked too. They were sitting right next to him taking pictures. Like they didn't understand a gun is dangerous.
@@SoulDevoured Well. Sort of. Guns are typically harmless. It's the hand wielding them that infers the danger. And they all knew Dryden was dangerous. I am baffled as fuck.
@@krow7402 I agree. I mean the gun posed a sharp increase in the level of danger involved with the man.
It's been a week and I still can't get over how they just stood there.
"can you get a shot of this gun"
Probably not the best turn of phrase for your last words
Old Skool Fool
Oh, he got his shot alright.
Deadicated to the story which is committed
He was arrogant. Seemed like a prick. Sorry he had to get shot over knocking down this guy's private property. In his mind he didn't think he'd be shot or harmed. It just didn't occur to him...... He believed the law (words) would protect him. Probably coulda run at him with a sword, and he'd say its against regulations. uhhhohhh
@FuranDuron I counter your pedantic comment with the correction *probably
"It appears I've been shot" - Random English Reporter
Super polite and proper even after being shot!
back when journalists had integrity
Random french director dont you mean
@Logibomb - The real mad lad is always in the comments
He's a madlad in his own right.
"What are you gonna do? Shoot me?"
-Quote from Man Who Was Shot
He didn't like people and liked his solitude. I respect that.
Unfortunately the government didnt. At least one of them got what they deserved.
In the UK you can only have solitude if you are born in the right circles or can afford to buy it.
@@davidmcintyre998 unfortunately that's pretty much the same everywhere in the world, but your best bet if you want to be left alone is Alaska or Wyoming, as messed up as the US government is they tend to leave you alone there, if he lived there this never would of happen. Both are very sparsely populated.
Plus he would have been able to buy ammo for his Webley instead of using converted .410 guage shells. He could have bought much better guns here :)
Just avoid the major cities in the US, everything that's wrong with America seems to happen there ten fold.
@@LisaAnn777 To far gone here but you must never ever let them take your guns, i do not think you will.
I have no respect. He is a vigilantee out if control criminal.
That British reporter still calls the man who shot him a chap.
English politeness at its finest
Chap is also British slang for penis so it works both ways!
Tom Soki no one in Britain says that lmao
The Kerminator I’m British and I’ve heard that said multiple times
Tom Soki so am I and I’ve heard that never
"Come for my nest
I aim at your chest"
Albert Dryden.
Amatuer Rocket Scientist, home owner, madlad.
1940 - 2018.
RIP
man of steel
Savage
True gamer
Wish he could have lived one more year. :(
F my dude.
*and murderer.
The world needs an Army of Albert Drydens. Desperately.
The fact that this was all over a man building something on his own land is the funniest part.
Over a bungalow as well.
A type of building literally everywhere in the UK all over its countryside.
"Full ownership"
Albert Dryden: "So that was a lie"
Welcome to being Governed!
1. Buy almost any land, anywhere in the Western World.
2. Do not pay yearly Property Tax or some other taxes/fines/fees/levies/FuckYouPayMePayments or such.
3. Get evicted by Armed Police or Military.
Feel free to die in a glorious gun battle or cuck, obey, live.
If you still think like you own anything except your ass ... well actually they are always pushing those organ donor programs ...
“Not allowed to build without council permission even though he completely owned the property”
Well it sounds like the definition of owner has been legally skewed to mean tenant, and that’s the sort of thing that makes a lad mad
@@madichelp0 It's always an abuse of power
Britain has been horrible when it comes to property rights for a long time.
@Clown World Cunts Dindu Nuffin i don't like the implications of those quotation marks.
Ownership of land is not transparent. Let's say I own a plot of land (I'm in the USA). I'm at the bottom, next tier is the municipality, next would be the county, then the state, then the federal at the top. Each tier has priority over those below it.
Its fucking great, ain't it?
@@tyrellthiel2201 our country wasn't meant to have the Feds overtop everything else especially for internal affairs of States.
I grew up in Consett where Albert Dryden was born and lived, and my father was a close friend of his. Throughout my dad's childhood summers, when he was out camping in the woods with his brothers (to escape my grandda), Albert - who was then about 15 or so - would frequently come and check on them to make sure they were all okay and nobody was bothering them. My dad has always described Albert as being an incredibly bright man with a very simple way of going about things, prone to eccentricities but genuinely lovely.
My dad had moved us away from Consett before Albert shot Harry Collinson and therefore wasn't around for his trial - but he did go and visit him in prison a few times. He said Albert was quiet and withdrawn in prison, and had applied for parole - and been rejected - many times. On one of those visits Albert had given my dad a clay rose he'd made as a present for my mum, which she still has.
After Albert was moved into a nursing home on growing sick, my dad applied numerous times to be told where he'd been moved to so he could visit him before he died. We were never told. After his death, we asked to be told where he'd been buried so we could pay our respects. To this day, we still haven't been told.
Albert Dryden was lied to and duped by a system whose only interest was maintaining the idyllic views of Consett Moor, an area of land that could be replaced by Basra without anyone seeing a difference. Albert dug a fucking hole in the ground to put the bungalow in - which was for his aging mother initially, by and by - so that the roof wouldn't protrude more than three feet from the ground. They told him he had a stay of execution due to an appeal, and then they turned up with bulldozers.
Harry Collinson might not have been an evil man, but he was a cruel and stupid one, and my sympathy is limited.
Hopefully at some point in the future we'll find out where Albert was buried and we can go pay our respects. Until then, I'm glad this video's serving as some sort of memorial for the poor bastard.
"Below average intelligence"
Yeah right, the man was literally doing rocket science
To do rocket science you have two options. Know mechanics and math, or know mechanics and then just keep slapping stuff that should work together till it does work. But thats the thing with iq tests, part of it is thinking fast. Some people are reaaally smart but think slow. I think he fit under that category.
@@thesocialistsarecoming8565 so… orks?
@@Archivist001 he liked his dakka, so yes?
@@Archivist001 Guess you guys are relatives then.
@@Archivist001 you absolute legend that fits perfectly!
Shout-out to the Chad reporter who got shot in the arm and just continued the report
How journalism should be done. He even remained neutral when reporting the situation. They don't make them like that anymore.
Just a flesh wound - probably a descendant of the Black Knight
@@AnarchHive your arm's off!
@Mitchell Hart "what will you do, bleed on me? "
@@AnarchHive ahh a man of culture
He is literally the protagonist of every western ever
He looks like a civil war vet
@@armintor2826 you're not wrong
LITTTURALLLYYYYYY
Good thing you said "literally". I 'd hate for anyone to think you were speaking rhetorically. Or hyperbolically. Or ironically. Thank you for making that distinction.
@@bonusflaps1749 ''Literally'' is literally hyperbole within the context of his comment
That reporter who kept giving his coverage while being wounded is a true journalist and a proper badass.
He even calls the guy who shot him a "Chap." So polite, even when he has a bullet in him.
"Let's get a shot of that gun!"
Trebek, I'd like to go with "Terribly Poor Choices of Words" for 500!
History teaches us never underestimate a man with skills and a shed
agreed, Colin furze for PM!!
Nate Spinney or an Irishman with a shed
He was in the right of shooting him. It was legal. They hadn't even sent the appeal to Albert. The council broke the law. Corruption is punished with death. Albert needs a medal. Finally someone holding the criminal in power up to justice.
@@signensignen8011 It was not legal. He straight up executed an unarmed injured man. No way to justify this.
@@Barwasser well why the hell was that man there in the first place, and he was warned earlier by Dryden what would happen.
he pulled out the gun ready to unload, in a defensive stance
press starts taking photos
*who's the one with the low IQ?*
Huge fan of your channel
If I'm the reporter I'm thinking "if anything happens to me this picture is gonna be a part of history"
Press
Conclusion: Never mess with an old man who just wants to be left alone.
Nah it's more like "don't fuck around with someone who has a gun on his hand"
@@yoga5631Tis both really 🤔
Love how Dryden lets the cameras get a good look at the gun before firing, very nice of him
Albert knew how much the media loves a good killshot
*JUST LET HIM BUILD HIS BUNGALOW*
Fuck with my bungalow, you get the Boogaloo.
- Albert Dryden (probably)
But muh building codes!
Oi!
you've got a license for that?!
@@XXStrong1 best boog meme by far lol
Yeah they kinda deserved it honestly he told em to leave
Can we talk about the reporter being such a badass that he remains a professional while bleeding from the arm because of a gunshot?
Back when journalism was still journalism.
I was gonna comment this myself, speaks volumes to the stoicism of the British
Meh, it was a scratch
Only in the Pre-00s people!
tbf, a deep wound can, based on the individual, stop being painful or not feel painful at all for a long while especially if the nerves were hit. There is also the possibility of shock that prevents you from feeling pain, but usually that also mentally disables you.
Mans just wanted to build a lovely wee house and a farm and live his life
Fun Fact: If you "fully own" a property but you need permission from others to do something with or on it, you don't own it.
Which is actually true in a legal sense in the UK. Nobody owns land except the Crown, we are all just on infinite leases.
We call it ownership because in most cases everyone (including government) treats it as if it were ownership.
But the Crown (via Parliament) allows some ways in which your infinite lease can end. Things like the military taking your land for war purposes. And also if you break too many council regs.
Counterpoint, what if you want to do something that damages the neighbors property, or damages the health of neighbors or passers by? Or risks either of those things to a significant degree? Property rights can't be absolute. Do you own the groundwater? What about the sky above the land, and up to what height? ;)
I share your dislike for planning commissions though, it's centralized power, the less of that exists the better. Perhaps a justice system with tort laws is enough, and they ought to be abolished. I don't know enough about it though.
@@Tuatara1989 Well, you're going way beyond the the idea of being forced to make reoccurring payments on property that is said to be "owned".
I really don't mean to seem like I am brushing off your comment but, it's too broad for me to cover a YT comment and much of it is covered by the likes of Tom Woods, Hans Herman Hoppe and Murray N. Rothbard.
But to your point, least is best and tort law is a viable means (with some restrictions).
But to push back a little; property rights are absolute BUT, "absolute" does not mean isolated. This is to say that it is not limited to the scope of your (or my) personal being. It has to be the whole picture. The idea of property rights is internally regulated as a concept when you start with the idea of personal ownership that only you can own you. From there, the dynamic between positive and negative rights follow.
@@billmelater6470 Thanks for the comment.
I abhor property taxes too. I had misinterpreted your first comment as a simplistic defense of the concept.
Btw, I've read tiny bits of Rothbard, heard bits of Hoppe. Open to recommendation(s) on their best work, or perhaps the most concise/readable for the layman.
@@Tuatara1989 Ha, no worries. It's hard to pack so much into so little and not leave any room for misinterpretation.
Tom Woods's podcast (it's on UA-cam as well) is one of the best sources, I would say. He has a lot of episodes where he covers things like property rights, "social contract theory", etc.
There's others in the Austrian circle as well, but Woods' talks really helped me understand a lot of it and his guests will lead you to the other sources as well.
Thank god he wasn't trying to collect rainwater.
or use a wood burning fire place.
I'm not a fan of the word cucked, but... seriously. I can't believe that such laws exist.
@@jasonbelstone3427 Good thing we are in the EU so we can have even more such laws.
The rainwater thing is American though, far as I know.
@@jasonbelstone3427 rainwater is important though because it could really impact the ecosystem if you have millions of people collecting it
@@MisogynyMan If millions collect the rainwater it would cause a drought since the effective rain level would drop significantly
"I've clearly been shot in the arm and, hopefully, I'm going to get some medical treatment."
That is some of the biggest British energy I've seen caught on camera
Stiff upper lip, chap!
It's just a flesh wound.
@@gantmj but you've lost an arm! :)
Keep calm, carry on!
"And the policeman have been shot, in the buttock here" made me actually laugh at the screen
"Hippity Hoppity, firearms keep government off my property"
Imagine being willing to die to enforce zoning regulations.
"You value your property more than a human life!?"
"No, YOU value MY property more than your life."
"Hippity Hoppity, Get off my Property". I said this to my ex the last day I talked and saw her. Needless to say, she didnt take it well and called the cops. Which they showed up at my door asked me what happened and I repeated what I said to her. One chuckled and the other looked more irritated and confused as to why they came out.
My ex left with the police telling her not to come back to my house.
I laugh about it to this day.
That happened...
I honestly think you're better off without her.
They didn't arrest you instead because she said you were abusive? lucky
i good day i would assume
@@Sky-qd2mf She tried. She was returning a cellphone I paid for to me in exchange for some of her stuff. Once the trade was done I dropped the "hoppity". And shut the front door on her. She called the police and said I snatched the phone out her hand and locked the door on her. Fortunately I have a doorbell cam. The police didnt even bother to look at the footage when I pointed it out to them.
You can hate him or like him but he was a man of his word lol.
@@bobjohnson7020 no he was an epic gamer 😎
@@bobjohnson7020 not even the media, the government. were you not listening?
Varg really let himself go
And he was in the right of shooting them. It was legal. They hadn't even sent the appeal to Albert. The council broke the law. Corruption is punished with death. Albert needs a medal.
@@signensignen8011 They did send the last appeal rejection he was set to get the letter the next day 12:55.
Him and killdozer would have made a hell of a team.
This is the kind of thing that happens when a tyrannical government pushes a guy to far
You go out to destroy a man and take a circus along to pile on the humiliation then it goes wrong.
"Can we get a Shot of that gun?"
Careful what you ask for.
nice of him to wait for them to get a good shot of it
*“The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose.”*
Who said that?
We do live in a society
@@cornellius702 James Baldwin
Nope, the most dangerous is the government. Hands down.
@@cornellius702 James Baldwin
Albert Dryden: fires a fucking revolver
Literally 2 people: Ah! *continues recording without a flinch*
The idea of this old pretty vulnerable fella being safe and content in prison because of a cult following among other prisoners gives me that warm fuzzy feeling.
I like to think he had more friends in those last few years than he ever did in his whole life.
"You might not be around to see the outcome of this" At that point I would have left.
I have to give credit to the man for standing up for himself and doing his job. But alas, he didn't know the extent of the evil that he was going up against.
Hmmm, more like he should have stopped doing his job because he should have realized that what he was supposed to do was evil (as in demolishing a house a man had build on his own property).
@@phangirlable Enforcing laws that are meant to protect the interests of the general public is evil? K
How was tearing his house down on his own grounds "enforcing laws to protect the interests of the general prublic"?
I replied to Shane. Learn how to read YT comments.
Imagine how many tax dollars got squandered to enforce the demolition of this man's building on this man's owned property.
And all the property taxes they missed out on
Tax pounds
Yeah the government don't give a shit about companies avoiding billions of pounds in tax but when a man wants to build his own house they go mental
@@indiekiddrugpatrol3117 it's because those companies are helping those within the government who make the decisions on such things to build their own individual fortunes and power bases.
@@lollylou22 those companies are the ones funding the political parties so the politicians are their bitches
"At an early age, Dryden took an interest in something that would end up becoming an obsession...firearms" *looks at Texas flag above gunsafe and smiles*
Funny thing about authority, it requires compliance. Without compliance it really isn't anything at all.
I tell everyone this. What ever perceived authority you have over me is just that. perceived at any moment I can decide fuck it and choose death either mine or yours. Oh boy do cops get a look on their face when I say that especially after running my name..
That reporter with the gunshot wound is quite possibly the most British person ever.
Probably went to the pub afterwards
Took it like a champ honestly, that video makes it looks like bullets dont hurt
The reporter who got shot in the arm should be considered an honorary mad-lad in the video for not only taking a bullet to the arm and reporting like nothing's wrong, but also calling the guy who shot you "chap". What a legend
@@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP624 when live in the Knife crime capital of Europe, i imagine you get desensitized to acts of violence.
He was so fuckin calm truly impressive. Man deserves a beer
Finally, a reporter I respect.
Absolute Chad Lad
@@dukeofmania6504comparing him to modern urinalists is a hard pill to swallow... big fat spiky blackpill.
14:05 "In the business, we call this foreshadowing."
That made me laugh way too hard LOL
"I was clearly shot in the arm..." holy shit bro he was so calm about it, fucking legendary.
Imagine if Dryden and Killdozer had teamed up.
BlockedUser oh yes
They'd bring freedom to the world
Sunovabeech - Arnold Schwarzenegger
DrydenDozer
So a rapid firing rocket launcher attached to a home made tank
"Albert. Why do you have so many guns?"
I'm a Mandalorian. Weapons are part of my religion.
That's just perfect.
Talk about on topic! We'll played Sir!
Nice one lol
You have spoken
Hm. I wonder if the UK would cave to this kind of faith?
respect to the guy who continued his report after being shot in the arm, hope he's ok
Its hilarious how shocked brits are when someone defends their property
You mean when a madman does not evacuate the sovereign lands of her majesty the queen. Move a long peasant the crown own this ground as ordained by god any who oppose will be shot!
They forgot how people would react.
Same thing happened with the American colonies, fuck around and find out
Americans do the Same lol, anytime some criminal is shot the victim is painted as a murderer whilst the criminal “is a good kid”
Well, in this case, it _actually is_ one of their fellow brits, so it's a tad closer to understandable than usual...
So basically Britain is one large homeowner’s association?
BlazedWeed Britain is a land owned by a woman with no actual power over it as a not so proud Brit I can safely say do not move here
A weird place to be sure. Why do you think so many people fled to the other side of the world to foreign and harsh lands to start their own country.
T H cowards 😂
@@TNMN12 while i wouldnt call the british cowards necessarily, im sure there were some who downright feared to leave their terrible government like child with stockholm symdrome.
PROTOCOL 77 you do realise that if they seize your property you’re compensated as an apology generally much more Han what your property was worth? Clearly no knowledge of how the country works
"And planned to build a nuclear..." I was so disappointed that the next word was not reactor.
Have you ever heard about an American boyscout who built a nuclear reactor inside a shed on his mom's backyard?
@@voctur Indeed. You are referring to the guy who harvested the radioactive elements from hundreds of microwaves? I heard his obsession eventually cost him his life.
@@jerrywbrice I think that he died from an overdose.
But radiation had some effects on his body
The Lord of the Spirals he died of alcohol poisoning
@@juniorslothsix5562
More like he had a run in with some 007 type.
"We need to show this guy he ain't so tough"
"Also, we are scared of this man, can we borrow some coppers?"
14:52 Just look at how casual he takes aim like "Wow, you guys don't believe I'm gonna keep my word?"
In a jail cell:
"And then he says 'Can you get a shot of this gun?'"
"Haha, really?"
"Yeah, he did! So anyways, I started blasting..."
Yooo lmaooo
Perfection.
the better reply wouldve been
"And then he says 'Can you get a shot of this gun?' so i gave him his shots"
Masterpiece
man said "so anyways i started blasting" :D :D but i dont see so good these days
UK mad man: shoots a guy
US mad man: builds a tank and destroys a town
US mad man: guns down 50 people in Las Vegas 😎👌
@@aceman0000099 yeah if you believe the official story on that then I have a bridge I want to sell you I'm sure you think epstein killed himself too
@@MrCheaterpipe okay I'm going to be really open minded here and see what it is you mean. I'll admit I never bothered to care much for the details of that incident so maybe there is something I don't know that would change my perspective.
And no, I definitely don't think it's plausible that he killed himself
@@aceman0000099 the emojis made it funny for once
kawadude mcdouble
You need to tune it down on the amount of Alex Jones you watch fucking hell
Imagine telling someone they can't build something on their own property because you want to extort them for money.
Man doesn't know what planning permission is 💀
If you own a patch of unstable sand on a steep hill, that doesn't mean you can attempt to build a skyscraper on it.
Without PP, whenever you buy a house you would have no idea if it's even been safely built or the owners were just making a quick buck and you've just bought a house destined to collapse in a couple years.
A patch of land unable to get planning permission which would cost about 10k is worth over 200k if it had planning permission. You can't buy the 10k field and assume it has the go ahead to build a load of houses on it and sell it for millions.
@@Yamezzzz Yeah let's send some code enforcers to the Shakili Tribe in Africa and tell them they aren't allowed to build huts. My point is, this isn't the governments world. It's our world, and if I want to build a shed imma build a damn shed. Now you even have to report every garden you own to the federal government and every plant you are growing.
@JamesTavRule So fucking what?
It's not like what he wanted to build was public property, it was *his own fucking land,* if it was gonna fall on him so be it, it wasn't anyone else's business.
Press: "Someone get a shot of his gun."
The Joker: "Very poor choice of words."
can we have a madlads about how the reporter was just like giving a news report while having a gunshot wound
I'd rather hear a madlads about the fart heard around the world but your suggestion is good too.
He was a damn fine reporter. He just kept powering through that story.
Yeah he was a beast :-D
Shot to the arm aint enough to kill a man. Guy wasn't a mad lad, just had gumption.
@@CrazzyJ-iw5rc Depends on where it is and what you have to treat it.
If you can’t afford a Killdozer, seems like a pistol makes enough of a statement.
Yes needing the national guard to take you down is a lot more cool than armed police
@Daniël Pretorius Depends on whether or not you agree with castle doctrine (the idea that you are justified in removing an uninvited intruder from your property by any means). If so, then it could be argued that he was completely justified in using lethal force to remove him since he was trespassing, especially since he warned him first. If not, then it could be argued that he was not justified in shooting an unarmed man even if he was an intruder.
@Daniël Pretorius Who shoots a man you had tea with? A Mad Lad.
@Josh Burton It still doesn't make it right
@Evurgreen Gray Exactly.
We need more people like him. Bureaucracy is a crime against humanity.
He put an English spin on “Fuck around and find out”
rip Dryden.
- The man who defended his irl minecraft house.
To true
He was a piece of shit murderer, nothing more.
It's a fucking house the world isnt you're weird ass memes.
MKPSG12 Ok boomer
@@yourmotherandthesandpeople2298 ok boomer
Imagine being so mystified by firearms that when someone threatens you and then points one at you, that you just stand there to politely receive the bullet.
Yeeeeah that's the shape our goverment has us in to this day.GUNS ARE ILLEGAL NOONE WOULD SHOOT ANOTHER PERSON.Its retarded here.
@@MannyJazzcats take it like a man.
point a cannon at a English man and he will just tut loudly
@@lauralil6886 and/or threaten to cut your face.
Watch out he might have some acid waiting for you
"...and Dryden purchased the gun for just 10 shillings which is 50 pence."
As an American, I still have no idea how much money that is.
I may be wrong, but I think its the equivalent of $25 USD
@@Pete-vz5uj More like 75 cents mate. It used to be 2 dollars to the pound, but the exchange rate is rubbish at the moment.
It's not 50 pence (pennies), a shilling _now_ is exactly like a nickel.
But in 1955 before decimalisation there was 12 pence to the shilling, 20 shillings to the pound. So it's 120 pennies, half a pound.
But back then a pound was worth much more, meaning accounting for inflation it's about £16 or about $20USD.
15:35 I think this guy alone is a mad lad for staying so professional after being shot.
Dryden sounds like he was just born in the wrong country. If he was in the Appalachian mountains he'd have been fine.
I was thinking Texas haha
He even looks Appalachian.
Yeah, seems like it.
A man of a better age.
Randy Weaver may disagree with how safe he'd be in the US.
Albert Dryden: *[Attempts to build a thing on his own g'damn property]*
The council: *_OI YA GOT A LOICENCE FOR THAT?_*
@violentauntie What does that have to do with.. Anything?
@violentauntie What?
Best comment ever BOI
Sorry I ruined your perfect 69 likes.
Albert: so anyway, I started blasting
I don’t know what the council was expecting...
you poke the bear, you get the claws
"sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things" - our very own american Albert Dryden
“Then pay with your blood”
Laughed like fuck when I saw this comment.
Bruh I read this as he shot his first shot and laughed violently
Ji M glad I improved the experience 😂
Friend”bring the chicken yea?”
Albert”of f***ing course ”
The check-in
Did someone say chicken?
The interviewer that got shot is another absolute mad lad cracking jokes and continuing filming 😂
Yep, he's a hero.
His actions were just, and he gave warnings.
All he did was defend his land.
They just couldn't leave the man alone, could they?
Meddlers gonna meddle.
Only if Albert would have been clear from the start and telling the counsel the truth about his bungalow. But yeah, they should have just let the man be and enjoy his bungalow if it was a cow shelter or a nuclear fallout shelter. Who gives a fuck honestly.
@@ezeqeel8352 If its at all like America - dwellings require permissions and inspections to be done in order. You can't inspect the foundation after its been built already. Most likely he tried to classify it as something else to avoid tax or stringent building codes.
@@JohnDobak there are no building codes in the sticks, as it should be
@@ezeqeel8352 That law is bullshit, he shouldn't have had the need to tell them at all in the first place.
*clearly angry man who doesn't want you there walks up with a gun*
"oo, get a good camera shot of that gun"
Are you people mental?
That's Britain for you :)
Josuke Higashikata that’s old media for you
FTFY
Well, they are English, so...
English so close enough
Frank West: “I’ve covered wars ya know”
You know considering he had a gun in his hand they seemed awfully relaxed about the whole thing.
“Shot in the arse….”
😂😂🤣😂
> below average intelligence
> builds his own ammunition for an antique gun
Something ain't right
He's gun smart, but not academically smart
@@maxhaly1612 same thing
@@maxhaly1612 iq is just the measure of the abillity to comprhend information and how much you can store. If he can build his own guns, rockets, bullets, even fucking mortars, there has to be some grey matter shakin around in that melon
@@maxhaly1612 And learning about guns and how they function is not academic in any way? Just because he didn't read it straight out of a book (which he actually probably did, at least quite a few things he learned) doesn't mean it isn't academic. "Gun smart" is as dumb as saying "Tree smart" or some shit.
IQ tests are a fucking joke and dont truly measure real intelligence/existential learning.
Planning permission is a nightmare.
Imagine getting killed over a god damn bungalow.
Imagine killing someone over a damn bungalow. It goes both ways.
I can't imagn why you would kill someone over you home.
@@go_rilla262 a house built by your own two hands at that
@@go_rilla262 I would object to that and appeal in front of a court. I'd be fucking angry. But if a court decided that it was violating safety building code, I would definitely not kill someone over it. A house is an inanimate object, it is not worth two life (especially not mine).
@@otarev Then I hope you don't have anything you love in your home when someone decides to take it by force....because if it's a person, they're fucked with you as their protector.
Shout out to our lad not letting bureaucrats dictate what he does on his property.
He’s the human form of fuck around and find out
"I'm not a Mason....or am I?"
Alex Jones would like to have a word.
if you watch to the end, i think they exchanged more than words.
Alex Jones would sniff him from a mile away if he was a Mason
Masons? Expert money launderers here in Ireland, and occasional turnouts for sectarian marches, as in eejits.
As a time traveller, I can confirm that Dank is going to be arrested for this video.
As an immortal vampire i can confirm that blood is the best source of nutrients.
As a cannibal i can confirm vampires taste dry.
As an Apache helicopter I can sexually identify
As his cellmate for possesion of trap shotacon, I can confirm Dankula has a big dick.
@@jusa297 As the new warden of your prison I can confirm I accept bribes
Funny, a cold blooded killed that only killed when his property was being taken away from him. Sounds like a model citizen to me. 10/10, would love to be his neighbor.
Compare that prison sentence to man named Eric X. who committed a horrific crime in 2017.
It feels rather unfair to come break his house down before even telling him his (final) appeal was rejected.
Everyone: Oh, he has a gun, and he's aiming it at Colin
Also Everyone: Let's just stand here and take pictures
Everyone yet again: *surprised he used said gun
The reporters and camera crew literally said in the video that was made of the shooting: "Get a shot of the pistol". Or something among those lines. He uses it right after and they all run away.
And he was in the right of shooting them. It was legal. They hadn't even sent the appeal to Albert. The council broke the law. Corruption is punished with death. Albert needs a medal.
Well, it was certainly not legal, it was murder. But it's still possible to understand why he did it since it was such a pointless injustice.
@@phangirlable Nop. What is "legal" and what is not, does not determine what is right and wrong, what is correct and not. What is good and what is evil.
What Albert did was good, correct, right. What the council did was wrong, evil.
Council had no right to force themselves upon 1 single man with 3583958 police and cranes and bulldozers. Albert had not even received the verdict from this council.
For every honest man, will see the council was in the wrong and they're lucky they still got their life.
Ehm, you said it was legal. I corrected you that it was not. I also agreed that it was understandable that it escalated like this. How can you misread my comment to that extent? lol
"He picked up an obsession with firearms."
Sounds like my kinda guy.
"The other John Wayne" best name ever.
@Tom Phelps that sounds.. painful 😆
What i was thinking too
My liberal family thinks an individual is not capable of making their own guns ._.'''
@Sarincrow Why not both?
I love how this guy is so chill about being shot in the arm. He's like "yeah and as you can see here I've just been shot in the arm" and then the camera just pans toward it as if this is normal and happens all the time.
A man should be able to build whatever the hell he wants on his land.
“I have clearly been shot in the arm” just you know as you do
Frontline reporters are always pretty universally ballsy
"and I'm hoping to get some medical attention soon"
us brits are the fucking best
PillarOfWamuu he continued reporting too, he is a true professional and I take my hat off to him
Man, props to that reporter guy being so chill about that gunshot wound XD
EDIT: no, it's not enough blood to be shock, nor is he displaying the proper symptoms. PSYCHOGENIC SHOCK, quite possibly yes, but not really blood shock. It's brain chemical based, involving the amygdala and all that shit.
And carrying on reporting
It is so British and I love it.
Aren't all Brits like this?
The last words were "Can you get a shot of his gun?"