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  106. @lunaledlow6945  I am truly sorry that happened to you. I don't wish that on anyone, and he is indeed very wrong for doing that to you. It just seemed strange imo that he was asked to move to another state to continue the relationship together, but it was never a relationship you thought was going to be permanent. It takes a lot to uproot yourself from your life, friends, family, etc like that, and most people I know who've asked or done this did it under the presumption that their relationships were headed in the direction of marriage, something more permanent. Personally, I wouldn't ask someone to come live with me if I didn't see us being together forever at that moment, or at the very least for a really long time, because I would be very concerned about it hurting them and the future they possibly could've had if they had stayed. I get that it would be more helpful with travel expenses and whatnot, but I would feel like the risk of them potentially missing out on opportunities that could be more beneficial to their life, a life I'm not quite sure if I'm gonna be in, would outweigh that. This is just me though. I'm always thinking of potential outcomes and what the future could look like, not just for me, but for the people I'm close to. Some people live more in the now though, and that's ok. All and all, I think you both probably suffered in your own ways in this relationship. There's a lot we the audience aren't privy to, and we cannot expect to know you all in the short amount of time we watch, so I do truly hope you both can find happiness and partners that give you both everything you need in the future.
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  140. I haven't watch very much of this documentary so far, so my views could change as I continue, but all the hate in this comment section is very disheartening to hear. So many people making definitive statements such as, they're all bad, they're all thieves, they're all this and that. Statements that cannot be proven to be true unless you know every single individual romany. Just listen to the people they interview as well, such hateful things they say. These people haven't been granted citizenship, that's why you see so many on the street, camps, and refugee camps. They don't have the same amount of access to aid, housing, or work opportunities as the others who are actually citizens. Yes they could possibly get jobs under the table, and I'm sure some do, but jobs that could actually provide for them are not within reach with no citizenship. Even with citizenship getting a normal job would probably still be extremely difficult. Just listen to how everyone speaks of them. Way to much prejudice has built up, and now the odds of them bettering themselves are stacked against them. They have to provide for themselves and their family though. That's why you're getting the illegal activity. It's the only option that's readily available to them to make any kind of income. Ofc all of these things are just feeding a viscous cycle. The romanies are struggling to survive, so they do illegal things to alleviate some of the burden. The rest of the citizens become victims of these crimes and or hear of them, tarnishing the image of the romanies in their eyes, more and more. This in turn breeds strong prejudices against the romanies, that further place limitations on the opportunities the romanies have to survive. So, the cycle continues to repeat itself, and ofc, groups like the skin heads will take advantage of this situation, but during all of this there will also be prejudices formed within some of the romany people, against white people. They will view them all as their oppressors, and crimes like theft will also become a way of "getting even". It doesn't have to be this way though. Give them all equal rights and treatment, and see what a difference it makes. Stop equating what a person is, or can be, with the color of their skin. See? These first two families are proof right there, that you can't paint a whole people with the same brush. This is how you lose so many innocent lives, and it's what genocides are founded on. I just don't understand how people can hear these stories, especially the elderly woman's, and not feel any sympathy. To still say, "well they still deserve what they're getting." It's just sad. They didn't even think them human enough to memorialize what they put them through. Nothing to remember it, nothing to signify an apology, or peace. It was just left to fade away and pass out of memory when that generation finally passes out of existence. I wouldn't be surprised if this plays a big part in the prejudice in this film, and possibly some that continues today. People were still being raised to think of the romanies as subhuman. I just implore people to try and understand, rather than condemn. Hopefully things have improved greatly in recent years, but reading some of these comments, I fear this situation may still have a a long road of improvement ahead. Just remember, when one speaks so hatefully about an entire race, that includes innocent children like the ones shown here. Don't punish them just because they were simply born. They have no control over this.
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  150.  @SparkyGecko  this is what everyone isn't understanding with this comment, the home usually creates the bully, no matter what type of bully they are, be it a child/teen that is acting out because violence, both verbal and physical, is all they see, or be it a situation like you're describing where the child/teen is being raised as an entitled brat. The environment of a child greatly shapes them, and the way they view and operate in the world. If you're not showing your child how to interact properly with others they won't. If you're not teaching your child to recognize and appreciate the feelings of others, and accept the differences amongst people, they're not going to be fully capable of doing so. Money and stability within a marriage alone doesn't always make for a conducive environment for the raising of a decent human being with the capability to show empathy/sympathy for all. Empathy/sympathy are things most human beings are capable of showing and experiencing, but these things are learned, and depending on how well they are taught, will determine how well they are expressed. Most people are not born bullies, they are created, and they are created in various different ways, in various different environments. All parents really need to be teaching their children from a very young age how their actions impact others, how bullying affects lives, and they need to be promoting better social skills and acceptance, while providing an environment that reflects what they're trying to instill in the child. I also feel there's this massive misconception that bullies have to and or will always exist, but this really doesn't have to be if people can start preventing this before it even happens, but that's also why it's so difficult to tackle, because it's going to require all of us as a society to raise our children a bit differently and with a lot more awareness. That itself is going to require some adults/parents to change the way they act and view things, and it's a lot harder to change a way an adult behaves and thinks, than it is a child.
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  246. I thought suicide was only forgiven by God if the person commiting it was mad? These people don't seem very mad to me 🤔, so how can a pastor condone this and still be within his own religious beliefs? He's not really that great of a counselor either. He's offering them no other options and acts as if they absolutely have to die. He has said that this is his purpose. He equates everything he is with this action. If they don't go through with the suicide, then it diminishes his self worth. Like that doctor said, it's too dangerous to be so committed to a specific outcome in this line of business. This is why religion can be so dangerous. It programs people to believe there's a second chance, even though it provides no proof this is so, and it leads people to believe that the afterlife is more important and more grand. It devalues the life you already have and are guaranteed, and promotes a goal of death when you really think about it. Personally I think this is a sad way to live. Dictating your whole life around what you think will ensure a great afterlife, literally living to die. That's not truly living at all in my eyes. Medical science already has a pretty good grasp and explanations for why people see the things they do during near death experiences. Has nothing to do with an afterlife. Just an amazing organ called the brain, and as proven here, some of these "visions" are complete bullshit lol. Maybe this guy started off with good intentions, but he's now just looking for self gratification. That's very evident with the way he responds to that one lady. The man has developed tunnel vision, and these people are no longer clients, they're victims. There's a reason these people are not telling him other people are going to show up. It's a cry for help, it's an attempt at stopping something they may feel powerless to. He's not even taking this into account, or he is, and just doesn't care because like he said, he won't give up until they're actually dead. The psychologist pretty much said the same thing after I typed this. This guy gets more disturbing as this goes on. He's getting colder and colder towards these people as this goes on, and now he's unleashed Susan into the world. That woman is completely off her rocker too, but in an entirely different way, an entirely different kind of monster. Get a real job Susan, it'll pay for that water too. I can't stand these liars. Please tell me they've been stopped.
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  254.  @MC-ml3cn  there's no way you could possibly know his upbringing. You're equating money and possibly a two parent family with perfection and it's simply not. None of that guarantees a child is being given the proper tools to become a caring and understanding individual. Everyone hates bullies for their lack of understanding and compassion for others and yet respond to them in the very same way, but the only way this problem within society will ever be fixed is if we do understand them, and how they are made. Very few people are born incapable of learning to register and appreciate the emotions of others, so the lack of being able to do this is most definitely taught in most cases. If you're providing an environment for your child that never makes them stop and consider others and their feelings, than they won't learn to do this properly. Doesn't matter what that environment looks like from the outside, if it's not giving the tools within, it will produce a damaged individual that treats others as bullies do. What society deems as "good homes" can and do producce "bad kids", especially when they're relying on money and material items to raise that child. That's why you always have these scenarios of the rich kid picking on others, because that child has not been taught the value of another's life and emotions. This all happens within the home, so saying someone came from a well off family doesn't disprove that in anyway, nor does a bully coming from a broken home. Wealth will never protect a child from bad parenting, and different looking environments can have the same outcome on how a child behaves if the parenting within them and what they're being exposed to is shit. We have to teach our children to behave properly or this will continue. People are not born bad or good, they are usually shaped into being one or the other by their surroundings, and all parents need to be making sure that those surroundings are promoting proper social skills, awareness, and acceptance of things and people that are different.
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  302. You may not be able to blame people for not being properly trained, but you can most certainly blame the people in the position to ensure they were trained right?🤷🏼‍♀️ Well they did know you enough to stop and talk to you, and ask a personal question pertaining to someone you all knew. He was automatically trying to distance himself from them to not look suspicious, but still maintain a secure place within this to manipulate the outcome. Why would they delete a record of someone suspected of child abuse, or any abuse for that matter? It should be mandatory to hold onto to that if there's ample amount of accounts, and the school not doing their due diligence to check their workers out? That's shameful. They're supposed to be our children's protectors away from home. Hard to pass judgement on the girlfriend. I've personally been abused like her, but I don't think I could've covered for my x if he was a pedophile and child murderer. My life wouldn't have taken precedence over that. Child endangerment was the very reason I got out of that relationship and pressed charges. My son was starting to suffer at the hands of his anger as well, and I couldn't allow that to happen. I didn't care what happened to me. I had to keep him safe. The whole criminal record system shouldn't be done away with, only revised to show just violent offenses such as pedophilia, rape, voluntary murder. Well this and many other cases prove that people DON'T do their job properly, so are we just supposed to let children and other civilians pay the price for their laziness?
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  329. Personally I don't think I would have a child if I had a disability that would prevent me from caring from them entirely on my own, unless I had one with an able bodied partner. I don't really think it's right for a child to have the responsibility of being a parent to another child, let alone multiple children. If a parent is eligible or has the capability of having outside, adult caregivers come into the home, I feel they should utilize that so they're children can actually be children. I'm a bit worried for the kids with the blind parents. They don't seem to be being looked after properly. Definitely not saying they should've been removed, but I think it should've been mandatory for them to have outside help. There's way too much put on the eldest ones. Their living space isn't clean, neither are the children, nor is it big enough for a family that size. Seems like the children are in desperate need of more emotional support as well. They're not processing their emotions properly, and they're not receiving adequate mental health aid to combat this. The way the oldest one responds to certain situations is quite disturbing. She showed more emotional response and compassion towards the little neighbor girl committing suicide, than she did towards her own sister's attempt. That's quite shocking imo. The parents just don't seem very emotionally or physically involved with any of them, and that's most likely affecting the way these girls are interpreting the situations their being put in and their responses towards them. It's like they're just having them to guarantee they have at least one or two that will take care of them later on, instead of having them out of genuine love. They're born for specific jobs and nothing more it seems. I find this story the most disturbing and worrisome. I wish the single boy would've been given outside help too. He seems so depressed, so lonely, and stretched thin. His eyes seem so sad and almost empty.
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  356.  Gap  it really depends on how it's done. If they're not keeping a count on the animals, and over hunt them, then no it's not conservation, but if they are keeping a meticulous count on how many there are, how many are being added back into the population due to births, and are putting a cap on how many are allowed to be hunted in a given period that doesn't interfere with a sustainable population growth, then technically it's conservation because it's applying regulations to the hunting of these animals that allows for population growth but prevents overpopulation that could negatively affect their environment and all other animals that live within it, and it makes it difficult for poachers to obtain profit because there's not as much of a demand for them. It's like in the US where some states have specific hunting seasons for specific animals. It keeps the population down so that the ecosystem in that area isn't damaged by overpopulation, but it prevents overhunting as well. It's supposed to provide balance. I'm not sure if that's how it works here though, because I haven't finished the video and I'm not entirely familiar with the area they're hunting in. I'm basically just saying there is a way to hunt animals, no matter if it's for sport or food, and it not have a negative affect on their population and environment, and in some cases it can actually conserve their species because it can have positive affects on the specie's environment if this is all done right. If it's done right, it then just becomes a matter of individual values, ethics, and sense of morality if they choose to engage/support this or not. Again I'll say though, I have no idea if this way of hunting is actually being applied here though. It is Africa, and people have a bad habit of overhunting and exploiting animals over there.
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  473. Ok is it just me, or does some of this seem scripted? 😲 She did not just flush that cat litter did she?! Bad cat lady, bad! 😂 Really wish people like this would realize that this isn't healthy to do with any animals, owning so many and having them cooped up in very close quarters. You're not helping them, you're raising their chances of contracting feline aids and other illnesses. Like I said, this goes for all animals, they all get sick this way. Sad. She said she's a rescue, but it looks more like hoarding. Hopefully she's rehoming them, because that's generally what a real cat or dog rescue does. Something tells me that's not what's going on here though 😕. I wish we had an actual animal cruelty agent where I live. Animal cruelty laws just are not enforced here and it's absolutely ridiculous. Animals truly suffer where I live, amd no one cares 😔. Oh yes because they want to be taken home and live the rest of their lives in cages or roaming around you're home with injured feet suffocating from the ammonia put off from their urine 🙄. I don't see you trying to find them homes though 🤷🏼‍♀️. Some of these people are literally killing themselves and their animals. I know they have a problem, even if some cannot see it, and I do sympathize with that, but they need to seek help because it's just not beneficial what they're doing. The sad part is they could actually be rescuers, but they have to set up an actual plan to do this. A plan financially, like working on donations, limiting the amount they take in and not going over what they can actually handle, and REHOME. if you genuinely care about these animals actually put them first and do what's best for them. They're not meant to be the bearers of your mental burdens.
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