Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Midwest Safety" channel.

  1. It was made possible by the criminal in a stolen car running from the cops in a residential area, dummy.
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  2.  @justintyme6920  It shouldn't have gone to that. "Finish your food and move along asap, for future reference this park closes at 11". Why are you swearing at the guy repeatedly at the beginning of an interaction.
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  3.  @jasonmellone8902  I have, it's much more civil.
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  4.  @cherrelleg8276  Was that the case here?
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  5. "you're standing up, and this is a Wendys"
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  6. @kevinsmart3516 You will have to go a little deeper with that theory. My next door neighbour screams white hate through my fence daily, due to being classed as mentally unwell, the police won’t attend. We’re not really sure what to do at this point. If I call this man a racist, does that make me racist? I just want him to stop screaming.
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  7. I was scanning the scene for the N in question..
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  8.  @Katfall2012  "Cops letting the literal person burn" Yes, everything is the cops fault, isn't it. That guy smashing out several windows bare handed is a horrible person. Damn cops!
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  9. @FenekkuKitsune He didn’t want a second to breathe, he wanted control of the situation, it’s all ego. Just put your ego away and pull forward, saying no isn’t going to work out for you, the cop isn’t going to go away. If you wind the window up with his hand in it, he’s going to break it and now you’ve assaulted him and you’re going to get lit up. Both had ego, one had authority. If you don’t want issues, pull forward, if you want to test the other man’s resolve, be defiant. He was defiant to every single directive. Wouldn’t pull forward, wouldn’t open his window, wouldn’t get out, wouldn’t get in the ground, wouldn’t even sit in the car when cuffed. That’s all ego.
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  10.  @rorschachwatchmen4742  He's not the one holding the door open for people like this, kiddo.
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  11. If you've got money for crack, you've got money for bread and baked beans.
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  12. WHY ARE YOU YELLING!?
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  13. Beached as, bro!
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  14. Chris is the mann!
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  15. That word/sentiment used to mean something between men. Calling someone your brother was a sign of a very tight bond, another man that you considered family, respected, would do anything for, and knew would do the same for you.
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  16.  @JohnAdams-mu7xd  I didn't miss your attempt to pass off a small percentage of poor interactions as common practice, in an attempt to justify this sort of reaction, no. There was no danger in this video other than the person travelling 71mp/h. Speed kills.
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  17. Approach an officer aggressively, face consequences.
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  18. @lunasky5635 I’m a lion….
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  19.  @Holloweve  It wasn't lawful why, because you said so? A lot of things fall under "officer safety", one of them is asking you to clear a scene. The order was lawful, disobeying it is a crime, then he went on to disobey every other order, and he ended up in a bad situation. His ego got him there. Would I be irritated with the cop, yeah probably, but I'm not going to make my life harder by disobeying them, because I KNOW they cant allow it.
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  20. "wyt peepol, wyt peepol" said the racist.
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  21. There isn't an insult much more heinous than p3 d0. If I was encircled by people screaming that at me, I would see red, and some people would be losing teeth. Stabbing is an entire other level of violence, though. I hope he goes away for a long time. Don't disrespect/antagonise strangers, you don't know what will happen.
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  22. "dog bit" is horrible English.
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  23. A biden judge will have her back on the street within the hour.
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  24. The entire video all I could think was "what is it wearing on its face??!?"
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  25. Why is this guy not locked up for 10+ years!? Corruption.
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  26.  @michacarrymc1129  I lived through things before I even hit hit my teens that would send most to an eternal safe space, and it didn't get any better following that, I just became big enough to defend myself physically. None of which helped with emotional maturity or development. Did those things make me 'hardened', sure, in some ways. Did I learn how to work and pay bills, sure. But this is merely survival, not progression or maturity as a human/adult. From how you responded it seems you believe you've had it harder than anyone on earth, and somehow you're a beacon of maturity due to this, I felt the same, and I was wrong. That stuff damages you, even if you cant see it, it stunts you, and you do what you can/have to, to survive through it.
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  27. Really makes that third chin ‘pop’
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  28.  @FinnishArmy  I absolutely never want to be like that.
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  29.  @jk-76  He's right, though. You likely have an issue with authority posting that.
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  30.  @michaelmurray11189  I stopped doing it because people expect a truck to go/stop/turn like a hatchback. Nobody gives you room, there is no courtesy or patience, and it doesn't pay enough for that level of stress.
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  31. This entire thing was strange. Why are you taking his socks??
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  32.  @thewizard_11  If you openly disrespect people and laugh in their face, they will get upset. This was bad policing.
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  33. The issue is the judges put in place by a certain political party, don't think anyone should be charged for anything, and just throw them out.
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  34.  @tomax29  "He's demanding ID without reasonable suspicion." The cleaner she abused doesn't deserve respect or safety while at work? Their report means nothing to you? Police have "no reason" to investigate their complaint? "I don't care if she lives in a bathroom." Is this the argument you're going with?! The law does, so does the cleaner she abused, I'm going to take a wild guess that anyone trying to use the bathroom would also care, as well as business owners who rely on tourism dollars. This is a holiday destination, if my 12yo daughter attempts to use the PUBLIC bathrooms and is confronted by someone using it as their home, I'm not going back to that destination, which means the businesses who rely on tourist dollars lose out. She has rights, yes. You know who else has rights? Other citizens. They have the "right" to use a public bathroom, she does not have the "right" to live in a public bathroom. You need to grow up, son.
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  35. Being in a position of such authority at 18 when you know nothing about life, is not a good thing for the cop, or the people he encounters.
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  36.  @matterking1  Bad behaviour needs to be punished, not coddled. People act this way because you make excuses for them.
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  37. It can also be defined as wassis.
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  38. That's a dude.
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  39. Shows he's not ready for the authority he's been given.
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  40.  @joekerr6035  Wait..... this is a thing??
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  41.  @hahawoshedman4017  She wasn't in the middle of nowhere. This isn't an emergency in any sense of the word.
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  42. iRon Man
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  43. Why are you incapable of being civil?
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  44. Some peoples brains definitely don't function the same as mine. Caleb is one of those people.
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  45.  @handroex219  There are plenty of other jobs out there that can pay bills.
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  46. Hahaha
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  47. Don't want that pesky seatbelt alarm bothering you while you drive without your seatbelt....
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  48.  @napalmstickylikeglue  He was driving away and the cop hit him with obstruction... come on, mate.
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  49. @alexandercrash2191 If you’re madly resisting while screaming abuse, you can breathe.
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  50. @christian6353 A little respect goes a long way in life, son.
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