Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. It’s amazing how many major cop incidents start with a simple traffic violation.
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  2. A huge thank you to our police and law enforcement. They put their lives on the line for law and order every day.
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  3. You’d think a professor would know about the problems that come from having a victim mentality.
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  4. The judge can try but I suspect it’s impossible for Jones to wrap his head around the concept of truth.
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  5. If it was a Republican doing this to a Democrat speaker it would be the lead story on CNN.
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  6. 3:41…Say what you want about this loser but getting his hands on that taser was impressive.
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  7. I know very little about Alex Jones. For him to claim Sandy Hook was a hoax is insane. But he has the right to believe whatever ludicrous theory he wants. Getting offended by speech is more ludicrous.
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  8. Surprised they’re giving and showing his drivers license info. I thought that was illegal.
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  9. This is a different incident than his impaired driving charge with the Shelby in Vegas, where he drove it on the rims and was clearly hammered. He’ll have a really tough time getting out of that one.
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  10. For a guy hearing voices and demons he sure made a lot of normal moves before and after.
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  11. It’s still mind boggling the pilot chose to fly that day. It’s a good lesson for anyone using private air travel to ask a lot of questions and make sure you’re comfortable with flying conditions.
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  12. Lots of people in comments who apparently learned nothing from the Heard/Depp case. Hey people: it’s innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around.
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  13.  @mikelord4628  ..He checked with his Supervisor. Clearly they had strict protocols and no exceptions. The professor should understand that.
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  14.  @s.d.8506  …You don’t think those cops chasing the vehicle were risking their life? smh
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  15. Illegal window tint will get you pulled over constantly.
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  16. Based on what we know it appears she drove drunk or high. She didn’t get far from the campground so at least she didn’t kill anyone else.
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  17. I’ll take someone who has a lot of self confidence and is proud of their accomplishments over someone who repeatedly lies about their past.
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  18. 2:33…That was such a crappy park job by the second officer. A few feet more and he’d have boxed him in. What was he thinking.
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  19. The guy was clearly a cop hater looking for trouble. He got it.
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  20. Here’s an idea: Don’t run at cops waving a sword.
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  21. This vid is a good example of why YouTube shouldn’t have started hiding the dislike counter.
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  22. Take the comma out of the second sentence. It ruins the comment.
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  23. How easy would it be for the Professor to know his Dean’s phone number? Or how about having picture ID?
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  24.  @danielpalos  …Lol, I’m conservative and vote red. In other words, I care about the country. Red Wave this fall.
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  25. “Critics say” is always followed by whatever narrative people want to push.
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  26. At what point should parents of these kids be charged as accessories? I know it’s radical but parents would start being better at their job if there were harsh consequences of raising criminals.
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  27. Hmmm, did you believe Amber Heard? Or do you only believe women who accuse guys you dislike?
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  28.  @QUICKIRONS  ..Really? Kinda irritating when people post meaningless comments like that isn’t it.
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  29.  @usualsuspectsfor1k  …So true.
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  30. It’s not “look over there”. It’s called making a counter argument using examples of a similar topic or concept. It’s the 3rd best way to argue or debate according to Graham’s Hierarchy. It’s also a great way to point out hypocrisy.
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  31. How is asking Jones to tell the truth and nothing but the truth bias?
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  32. 4.4 million? For that? Wow.
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  33. If you ever want to get out of jury duty just tell them you think everyone is guilty until proven innocent.
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  34. Still happens in some Muslim countries I believe.
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  35. It’s so fortunate he didn’t kill someone before pulling over….while driving on rims. His lawyers already put out a statement it wasn’t a DUI by Nevada law. smh
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  36. “I’ve never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings.”—-Biden
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  37. Lol I always find these comments hilarious. This isn’t the movies or a video game. The cops have to make a split second decision to protect their life. They’re trained to use lethal force.
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  38. Hands up if you’ve never been overly intoxicated in an airport. Hmmm, I only see a couple hands. The rest of you are human.
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  39. It’s California so…
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  40. Meanwhile the gender ideology cult and groomers are also preying on children. I’d like to see law enforcement take that on with the same rigour.
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  41. There’s about 700,000 cops in the country. People see one of them screw up and immediately presume there’s some major systemic issue or scream “We need more training!” Being a cop is incredibly hard. Mistakes will happen.
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  42. ​ @IamVuhnz  ..You're not reading the replies to you. He had already resisted arrest by running! At that point he was a criminal and therefore must be immediately arrested...no warning or negotiation required.
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  43.  @gustavovieira1095  ..Is this trial about people getting physically harassed? Honest question. I think it’s about defamation is it not?
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  44. 2:22…Liars tend to look away a lot. Watch his eyes.
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  45. @Saje  …And by the way, you might be interested to know you and “Pro Crastinator” are at Level 3 of Graham’s Hierarchy. You’re criticizing my tone or way of communicating rather than addressing the root topic, which in this case would be my reference to the way people on the left argue a point. An effective contradiction or counter argument you both could’ve used (rather than incorrectly claiming I was being insulting or using ad hominem) would be saying that, in your experience, it’s people on the right who don’t know how to get beyond level 1 or 2. Even better, you could provide examples or data to back up your argument. But we both know there’s far more people on the left guilty of using nothing but insults and ad hominem in an argument or debate. There’s also a famous saying that kinda fits this topic: “To anger conservatives tell them lies, to anger liberals tell them facts”
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  46. This sends a strong message to lying me-too people.
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  47. The cop had an opportunity to de escalate the situation when she abruptly changed her mind and agreed to sign the ticket. Everything that happened after that point could've been avoided.
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  48.  @mr_mhg91 ….Nothing wrong with parents letting their children go outside in their yard or neighborhood. As long as they’ve been taught properly of course.
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  49. He checked with his supervisor. Clearly there were strict protocols. The professor should understand that.
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  50. I’m not a fan of Griner’s politics and idiotic decision to break Russian law but this is ridiculous. We’ve got to make a deal and get Griner back home.
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  51.  @hellowell3743  …I agree. They all believed Heard and assumed he was guilty. It’s as idiotic as assuming the SNL guys are guilty, which is the view of a bunch of people in the comment section.
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  52. We all know this incident would be national news if he looked different.
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  53. He called his supervisor. Clearly they have strict protocols. Here’s an idea, the professor asks the cop to look up the dean’s phone number, calls him, and follows proper protocols.
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  54. Comply with officer orders and live. It’s such a simple concept.
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  55.  @spaycee9082  …I’m speculating that if he was pulled over 7 times in 2 weeks the illegal tinted windows may have been the reason. Georgia’s law is 32% tint max. It’s also mentioned in the vid description area he was pulled over for both the license plate issue and the tinted windows. The cop should have mentioned it.
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  56. Griner hates America. Maybe she should find another country.
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  57. @Pro Crastinator  ..I was dead serious. I’m a huge Hitchens fan. One of the greatest minds of our time. If I was being ironic or sarcastic I would’ve added a winky face ;)
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  58.  @theresasagner7215  …True, but the whole story was very suspicious. Particularly not knowing his Dean’s phone number or immediately asking the campus cop to look it up.
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  59.  @Mitch_Conner75926  …Truth is best explained as facts, evidence and reality. It’s NOT beliefs, presumptions, superstition, paranoia, bias, or suspicion. It’s really not a difficult concept to understand.
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  60.  @Stonemojo1  …Facts.
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  61. Glad they appear ok and glad impairment isn't suspected. It was just stupidity.
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  62. I support the blue but these particular cops should be on desk duty for the rest of their careers.
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  63. Criminals tend to be afraid of cops.
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  64. Megyn Kelly is 52. Try to wrap your head around that.
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  65. Yet another example of non compliance leading to death. When will these idiots learn.
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  66. I haven’t been following this trial but got updated yesterday. While I disagree with Jones insane theory Sandy Hook was a hoax I was shocked he was found liable. He can’t be responsible for idiots who harassed families and he certainly shouldn’t be financially punished for hurting someone’s feelings. That’s like blaming Alice Cooper for school shooters. More importantly, Jones’ opinions are protected by free speech. It’s mind boggling we now live in a world where opinions are criminalized.
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  67. Breaking the window was unnecessary.
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  68. Biden’s America. Or more accurately, Biden’s Handlers America.
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  69. @Elegant Jihad  ..There’s 7 levels of effective debate/argument in Graham’s Hierarchy. From worst to best: 1. Using strictly insults. 2. Using strictly ad hominem. 3. Attacking the tone or style of communication of the other person. 4. Contradiction 5. Counter argument, which almost always involves using examples of a similar topic or concept. It also includes pointing out double standards (also known as hypocrisy). 6. Refutation using examples, quotes, etc (it could be argued Jones’ lawyer was also achieving this level) 7. Completely refuting the central point of the argument. I think more people need to learn these principles, particularly those on the left. In my experience, they usually have great difficulty getting beyond level 1 or 2.
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  70. @jay322bn  …I always love a reference to the late, great Christopher Hitchens! One of the all time best at debating and arguing a point.
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  71. @Saje  …We disagree what constitutes an insult. As a man I wouldn’t be remotely insulted by your statement. I would just think “Well, I have a lot of compassion so unfortunately Saje has dealt with some men who don’t”. See how that works? Now back to my “level 1 and 2” statement. Applying the same logic, if you were on the left and always argued at level 4 or higher you shouldn’t see my statement as insulting. Another tactic you could’ve originally used as part of a counter argument would be to call my claim a generalization, which you did in your most recent comment with the “tiny fraction” point. Had you called my original comment a generalization and perhaps mentioned that, in your experience, it’s those on the right who resort to insults you would’ve made a point difficult for me to refute. Instead, you got stuck at level 3. I hope you learned something today. Always stay at level 4 or higher! Thanks for the chat, have a good one.
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  72.  @prof.crastinator  …Lol, thanks for proving all my points! And you’re still stuck at level 3. Worse, you lowered yourself to levels 1 and 2. I encourage you to study the facts I presented on Grahams Hierarchy and learn about effective ways you can disagree with people. Have a good one.
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  73.  @prof.crastinator  ..You make a fair point on how I presented Graham’s Hierarchy. It is indeed supposed to be a pyramid. I shouldn’t have numbered the 7 levels, or at least I should’ve reversed the numbering. You can learn a lot from “Seje” in this section. Like you he/she started off at level 3 regarding my original comment. She said it was an “insult” to those on the left. After we chatted for a bit he/she quickly moved beyond level 3 and got into levels 4 and 5 (contradiction and counter argument). For example, Seje pointed out my original comment was a generalization, which it was. I congratulated Seje on her good counter argument. Meanwhile, you remained obsessed with the fact you were called out for being at the lower levels of disagreement/debate. You just dug yourself deeper and deeper, resorting to calling me a “troll” numerous times. I didn’t read every comment, let’s just say it was the worst possible approach you could’ve taken because it proved all my original points correct. I’ve been wrong many times. When it happens I just admit it and move on. It appears this is a lesson you’ve yet to learn. Hopefully this experience will help. And if nothing else, you at least know about Graham’s Hierarchy now. It will help you considerably in the future, particularly if you’re tempted to make leftist arguments using only insults or ad hominem. Thanks for the chat and I’m glad to have educated you. I won’t be replying to any subsequent comments as I have a lot more people to educate. Have a good one.
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  74. Whenever I hear “doomsday cult” I think of Christianity. And a bunch of comments in this section validate this opinion.
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  75. 4:05….After all that destruction the store worker still hadn’t called 911???!! WTF was he waiting for?
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  76. There’s only a few of us in this section thinking logically. See my comment above.
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  77.  @JohnAdams-mu7xd  ..There’s lots of nefarious things going on and it’s perfectly ok to ask questions and be a skeptic. In fact, we need more of that in our country, particularly with the mindless, brainwashed left taking over. But once facts and the truth are known it’s time to move on. Jones clearly has great difficulty doing that. A sign of high intelligence is admitting when you’re wrong.
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  78.  @stereoplexus  …Fair point. I definitely could’ve worded that better.
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  79.  @krystalcasey  ..I just read your other comment. I’m also an atheist, which makes it tough to be a conservative sometimes. I’m surrounded with people forcing their beliefs on me. Worse, many conservatives think you HAVE to believe in the Christian God to be conservative. Such a claim is ludicrous and I have to educate them that conservatism ideology is both political and social, with religious beliefs just a small part of the latter.
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  80. Her parents did a great job teaching her about “stranger danger”.
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  81. Completely irrelevant to his defamation suit but very entertaining.
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  82. YouTube’s censorship of comments is getting out of hand. Their left/liberal bias is obvious. They don’t want facts discussed, particularly in an election year. I’d mention a few examples of what I’m talking about but my comment would be deleted.
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  83. I have a sneaking suspicion Spacey is currently battling Monkeypox.
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  84.  @kennethrainwater1611  …On that topic I have 3 comments in this section not counting this one. Do you see them?
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  85. How does he walk around with balls that big?
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  86.  @edwinnube3711  …Were any of the idiots who harassed victim families charged? Honest question.
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  87.  @gustavovieira1095  …Explain what you mean. What definition am I missing? “Defamation” is far different than physically harassing or threatening people.
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  88. I assume you’re in training to be a cop or want to sign up to serve and protect?
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  89. @David Fischer  …So true. Hitch and Jones in the same room would’ve been gold. Or imagine Hitchens debating Shapiro or Michael Knowles! Or Crowder. Pick any topic and I’d have paid big money to watch. Hitchens would’ve destroyed the recent leftist movement in our country while at the same time destroying religious conservatism. And if he was alive he’d still be vigorously defending our Constitution despite being born in the UK. I like to trot out ‘Hitchens’ Razor’ every now and then. It’s applicable in so many discussions/debates nowadays.
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  90. @Pro Crastinator  ..Oh now I get it. I thought you were talking about my Hitchens comment. When I stated that those on the left rarely get by level 1 or 2 I wasn’t involved in a debate with another person. I was simply stating a fact based on my experience. Therefore it’s not ad hominem.
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  91. @Saje  …Lol, nope…it wasn’t an insult either. Again, I wasn’t in a debate with someone. I simply made a factual statement about my experiences debating those on the left.
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  92.  @j.thomasgough4284  …Nope, it’s pointing out the hypocrisy of treating one batch of lies or misinformation different from another batch of lies or misinformation. It’s a completely valid form of counter argument.
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  93.  @j.thomasgough4284  …A VERY expensive whoopsie lol.
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  94.  @RR-qf9re  …I’m not perfect and flawless but I sure don’t have a victim mentality like the professor. A “moment of frustration” would’ve been him just getting angry. Instead, he played victim.
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  95.  @independenceboyd2042  ... Please define what you mean by "truth" in the context of this topic.
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  96. If you want a better take on the raid go watch Alan Dershowitz on Megyn Kelly. He destroys Merrick Garland and the FBI.
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  97. Everyone’s complimenting the officer but my bad-cop radar went off when he started telling the guy how he’s wearing a camera and “can’t pretend” he didn’t see something. It implies he would if he could.
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  98. Might have been a different result if the guy’s dad told the cops it was just a BB gun. I assume he didn’t know.
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  99. He’s a candidate for the “World’s Dumbest Criminals” compilation.
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  100. The death penalty exists but one juror prevented it from being the sentence.
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  101.  @potatojoe3246  …I’ll bet anything the original commenter thinks Biden was arrested trying to see Mandela, once drove a semi, and has ancestors who worked in the coal mines. Those are 3 of Biden’s many lies about his past. Even the liberal Washington Post gave him “4 Pinocchios” for the Mandela lie.
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  102. I don’t see how videos like this support the far left? It was just an example of cops doing their job effectively. The far left hates law and order.
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  103.  @Wchhbscwg  …It appears facts upset you. I bet anything you’re a cop hating Liberal. Not cool.
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  104.  @krystalcasey  ..You’re a rare Democrat/Liberal to be able to look at the big picture and facts rather than immediately defaulting to “You’re wrong and I disagree because you’re Republican/Conservative!” Well done. Very refreshing.
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  105.  @dearestterror5234  …You’re right, the vast majority of conservatives believe in a ridiculous God story from a time in human history we thought the earth was flat. I prefer facts and logic, which is another big part of being conservative.
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  106.  @JohnAdams-mu7xd …Fair points. I’m on record in another comment section defending Jones’ right to believe whatever whacky theory he wants and that people should never get overly offended by speech. However, in this case his speech did significant harm to a lot of people including physical harassment and mental anguish. That’s where the line was crossed. I’m all about “Facts don’t care about feelings” but in this case Jones had zero facts on his side.
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  107. Or how about media lies on Russia collusion?
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  108. Assault charges!? That’s attempted murder.
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  109. Defend himself?! He had already resisted arrest by running. He should've complied...and lived. And you don't "defend yourself" against police. That kind of thinking will get you killed every time.
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  110. The cop should've de escalated the situation when she abruptly changed her mind about signing the ticket.
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  111.  @EricK-tb2dn  ..The woman didn’t die.
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  112.  @eddyvideostar  ...My reply was directed to the person posting the original comment.
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  113.  @dmiller867  …Lots of people are making conclusions without looking at Nevada’s DUI laws. Keys in the ignition is only one possible factor to prove the person was in “physical control” of the vehicle. If it wasn’t running (which I believe was the case), it’ll likely be a non factor and Lynch won’t be charged with a DUI. Time will tell.
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  114. Looks a bit like Hunter Biden. And acts like him too.
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  115. Had to be done. No more suffering for the deer.
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  116. For legal gun owners and non criminals it’s not about usage, it’s about having a way to defend yourself. In a perfect world you’ll never have to use it.
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  117. You can block any channel from appearing in your recommendations. Just click the dots in the lower right of the thumbnail.
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  118. Lots of people in comments who won’t take 30 seconds to read up on Nevada’s DUI laws. Whether we like it or not Lynch is likely not guilty.
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  119.  @POWER-LINKS  ..I didn’t know that, thanks. Where can I see those clips?
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  120.  @POWER-LINKS  …Um, you need to change your original comment. You said “there’s tons of video”. You’re making assumptions. There may be zero hard evidence showing he drove to that spot. And even if there’s footage of the car how will they prove it was him driving? Looks like heavy tint on the windows. I’m just thinking like a lawyer. Remember…it’s “guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.” The prosecutors need to definitively prove Lynch drove to that spot and was in “physical control” of the vehicle.
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  121. Depp should write a book about this experience and title it “Hearsay”.
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  122.  @Praise___YaH  ..The Jesus story is a blatant copy of previous myths. There were dozens of Gods and Prophets born to virgins (many on Dec. 25) in the centuries prior and resurrection was a very common theme in myths around that time. There's basically nothing original in the Jesus myth. It's mind boggling there's still people who believe such as ludicrous fictional story and spam comment sections as if anyone else would believe their ramblings. Do better.
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  123.  @Praise___YaH  ..So you’re referring to the Jewish/ Christian/ Muslim God? That’s also a copy of previous myths. It all started with Judaism, which was heavily influenced my Mediterranean and Arab Gods and myths. It also borrowed from ancient Egypt and Greco-Roman myths. There’s nothing original in the stories you tell. You really need to some research on ancient religions and how they influenced your stories. As well, I didn’t read your full post but I assume you also referred to the “Heavenly Father” as Allah? That’s the name Muslims use for the same God Jews and Christians worship. Lastly, I bet you don’t know that about a billion Hindus worship multiple Gods and Godesses (i.e. Krishna and Vishnu) whose stories PREDATE your God by many centuries. So not only are you following copied story, it’s not even the oldest myth currently worshipped. Again, do better.
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  124. You’ve been watching too many movies. Try to put yourself in the cop’s shoes.
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  125. Looks like she drove drunk and didn’t get too far. Too bad she didn’t have friends to talk her out of it.
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  126. Their parents must be so proud.
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  127. Never give panhandlers dangerously standing on medians money. If you do you’re complicit in anything that happens to them, including what happened in this case.
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  128.  @thilli1859  ...How about the FBI investigation into his son and Biden's proven lies about his foreign business dealings?
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  129.  @thilli1859  …If you think the GOP has the laptop you’re woefully uninformed. Do 2 minutes of research on the investigation using sources other than Democrat propaganda media like CNN and MSNBC.
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  130. A dislike for the video for putting “political stunt” in the subject line. This is simply showing the Democrats are hypocrites.
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  131.  @jughead8988  ..Nailed it.
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  132. Whenever I debate religion with Christians I get the impression they’re a doomsday cult too. They’re obsessed with death and the delusional belief they’ll live forever in “heaven”. Worse, they think those who don’t believe in their fictional God are doomed to suffer for eternity. It’d be funny if it wasn’t so sad.
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  133. Yep. I see it everywhere. The dogs suffer horribly just so they can get their next fix.
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  134. Anyone who criticizes cops needs to see clips like this. They clearly don’t understand the risks they deal with.
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  135. Whether we like it or not there’s no proof he drove the car to that point. Unless they can prove he drove drunk he’s going to get nothing more than a parking ticket, if that.
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  136.  @Jay5-0  …Nope. They’ll need to prove he drove. If the car was running they might have a case, but it wasn’t. There’s no law that says you can’t sleep in a vehicle, even if you’re blitzed out of your mind.
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  137.  @Jay5-0  ..I’m simply looking at the Nevada laws on DUIs. He has to be in “physical control” of the vehicle. The criteria includes that it be running. We also don’t know where the keys were, and if they weren’t in the ignition it’s another big blow to prosecutors. Not learning the facts before posting comments is “dense”. Nevada DUI laws are only a 5 second search away. Why not educate yourself.
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  138. Depp clearly has a temper. I remember him kicking a trash can and overturning a fruit bowl in Ricky Gervais’ office.
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  139. It was just one juror who prevented it from being the death penalty.
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  140.  @davidsmnje  …Good info, thanks.
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  141.  @bonsa1guy  …Thanks, good info.
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  142.  @GuadalupeGuacamole  ..I bet you're a lot of fun at parties lol! It's pretty sad you think insulting random strangers because you disagree with them is an effective way to get your point across. Read all of my comments in this area. I didn't fully understand the scope of the trial when I made my original comment. A number of people educated me...without insulting me. In other words, they took an adult approach to discussion. Something you really need to learn how to do.
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  143. And Muslims worship the same God as Jews and Christians. A fun fact many of them don’t appreciate.
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  144. A minuscule percentage of them, not all. Remember that.
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  145. Very true. And if you want a better take on the raid go watch Alan Dershowitz on Megyn Kelly. He destroys Merrick Garland and the FBI.
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  146.  @civildiscourse2000  ...The context of that comment was Trump's belief the election was fraudulent. It had nothing to do with wanting to commit fraud himself. It's mind boggling how people fall for quotes used out of context.
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  147. I believe that’s a Shelby.
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  148.  @OmahaGTP  …The only way to fly! Especially these days.
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  149. I’m so glad to be an atheist.
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  150. Great reference.
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