Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "The Officer Tatum" channel.

  1. She's terrified that he isn't getting due process? She's not terrified that he's a violent criminal???
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  2. I'm so glad to see you call out people who are jumping to conclusions and blasting all kinds of unnecessary negativity!! In instances like this, it's wise to wait until the facts come in. First and foremost, we should all start by sympathizing with the victims and their loved ones.
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  3. What she said: 1. He had his reasons for doing what he did 2. Please don't judge him 3. Forgive me 4. Forgive my son 5. He was very quiet 6. He didn't bother anybody 7. He didn't do anything to anybody What she didn't say: 1. I'm horrified by son's actions 2. My heart goes out to the parents of the children that my son murdered 3. I should have been paying attention to how he was thinking
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  4. You are spot on, Tatum!!
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  5. "She's fine..." Correction: pretty on the outside, but ugly on the inside = ugly.
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  6. That's very rare, too... and understandably so.
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  7. Guarantee!!
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  8. The first time I saw Theo was when he had Trump on his show. He is so genuine and naturally hilarious. I just can't get enough. And don't get me started on baby Theo. If you know, you know. 🤣
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  9. Cops are dammed if they do and dammed if they don't.
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  10. Wow.
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  11. Riley is truly a smart, brave, and independent woman!
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  12. Brilliant!!! 🏆
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  13.  @mikelemoine4267  While many people do view things from their own experiences, we don't all do that. Many of us are able to view things from an unbiased perspective. I literally can't help but do that, and I know others who who do too. I find critical thinking to be one of the most important things in life. She might very well be in shock. However, being in shock is one thing, but purposely not mentioning the harm done to the children and dismissing the grieving parents speaks volumes about her. She was thinking clearly enough to tell people not to think badly of him and to defend him, but did not show ANY empathy to those who were murdered.
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  14. Not tired of winning!!!
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  15. That makes the most sense.
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  16. With all due respect, you seem to be viewing this VERY different situation through the eyes of your own personal experience, rather than looking at it in an unbiased way. I'm very sorry for the tragedy you experienced. I can only imagine the trauma.
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  17. Yet I constantly see comments under police videos saying that cops treat black people so much worse. It's under nearly every video.
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  18. ​ @kate2create738  It sure seems that way. More info will come out.
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  19. He insanity is being stopped step by step. Thank you, Mr. President!!!
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  20. You misunderstand basic human psychology. There is absolutely no greater impact on a child's future than the environment he grows up in. In a VERY small percentage of cases, a child can be born with psychological problems due to illness, injury, defect, etc. The other 99% of the time, their upbringing guides their thinking. Why do you feel the need to defend this woman? She did not even say she was sorry for the children or the grieving parents. It seems pretty obvious from that alone what kind of parent she is.
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  21. 🎯
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  22. My heart breaks for the officer who was killed and his loved ones. What a totally senseless tragedy. 💙😥💙😥💙
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  23. She only showed pain for herself and her son. She never even mentioned the grieving parents.
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  24.  @trueamerican7034  Again, nothing about the parents. Saying "Forgive me, forgive my son" is a way of trying to get out of responsibility. She put all the focus on not wanting people to feel bad toward them and NOTHING about empathizing with the grieving parents and children whose lives were stolen.
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  25. Watch and listen. They're showing you exactly what they're like.
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  26. He sounds just like Trump!!!
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  27. I only saw and heard pain for herself and her son, no one else.
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  28.  @ednabourgoin9662  Like I said to someone else, you are looking through the lens of your own experience, rather than seeing this in an unbiased way. Your experience was very different. I do not suggest hating a murderer. I'm simply going by what she said, which showed zero compassion, responsibility, or empathy. That speaks volumes. Also, there is nothing in this world that is more impacting on a child than their upbringing. So yes, parents do usually play a role in their child's mental state. This kid evidently lived with his grandfather who was a convicted felon. I don't know the circumstances around that, but the fact that he did not live with either of his parents is a piece of the puzzle. People who are greatly impacted by a violent or negative upbringing can often end up repeating the same offenses. Because they don't make better choices? No. Because their brains changed due to their upbringing. I'm so sorry to hear about your sister. What a horrifying event that is forever life changing. 💔😥💔
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  29. You're making the mistake of looking through your own lens. The VAST majority of the time, children or young adults like this have experienced childhood trauma, which ends up like anger boiling over. It's critical to think in a neutral way when discerning evidence. This woman is giving a lot of information about herself, none of which is good.
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  30. This is a question of human psychology, not choices.
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  31. I can't even stand to listen to her talk. She makes me sick!!! 🤢🤢🤢
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  32. 🤣🤣🤣
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  33. Disgusting and despicable.
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  34. ​ @gyromurphy  Him here.
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  35. Once again, it wasn't about his age. It was about his mental faculties.
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  36. I think it's great to see people like this given a platform. It just helps a lot of people realize how crazy the left can get.
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  37. Pastors are just like everyone else - they're human. It's not like they're any more moral than anyone else. Let's stop pretending.
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  38. ​ @princetigerbeatz9316  What's not?
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  39. 💯 He sure did. Race relations were generally great back then, at least with average people. We all got along.
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  40. The reporter who was interviewing Rainn is completely delusional. Wow.
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  41. They flat out lie about Trump over and over again.
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  42. The left is all about law & order until they aren't. It all depends on the situation. 🙄🙄🙄
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  43. Riley is a truly brave, independent, strong woman that the left only speak of.
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  44. Do they really believe their own lies?? 🤔
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  45. This is SERIOUS TDS. They just make stuff up. Either they're stupid or willfully ignorant. It's only one or the other.
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  46. What she said: 1. He had his reasons for doing what he did 2. Please don't judge him 3. Forgive me 4. Forgive my son 5. He was very quiet 6. He didn't bother anybody 7. He didn't do anything to anybody What she didn't say: 1. I'm horrified by son's actions 2. My heart goes out to the parents of the children that my son murdered 3. I should have been paying attention to how he was thinking
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  47. That's interesting because several native Spanish speaking people are in the comments saying it was accurate. She only mentions defending her sick son and asking for no judgement. She's sick herself. When did she said she was horrified by her son's actions? When did she say her heart goes out to the grieving parents?
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  49. Now that Trump has finally brought sanity and reason back, the race card keeps rearing its ugly head... trying to get back in. These people are crazy and dangerous!!! Defending a killer like that is next level immoral.
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  50. I'm beyond sick of all of this bs. They never have a single example of how Trump is racist, let alone a Nazi.
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