Comments by "pugetwitch" (@Pugetwitch) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. Your mom sounds like a real scumbag, I don't like having to say that but, anybody that would do that to their kids is a pos. I'm sorry that you had to grow up through that. You definitely deserve all the love that wasn't shown to you back then.
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  2.  @leighwhite8888  the victim's older sister.
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  3. What a coward, she chose to take her own life rather than stand up for what she believed in. Sounds like we're better off without her. She let one vicious criminal out on the streets, God forbid what she would have continued doing if she had lived.
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  4.  @queennanna5595  you're demented. Nobody wants to be known for anything remotely close to what she's brave enough to stand up and speak publicly about.
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  5. I feel so bad for his daughter. She is one of a very unique type of victim formed by these tragedies.
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  6. Exactly, they taught him this and he's doing this at age 4 imagine what he's going to be doing at age 24. I really hope he finds a way to turn his life around because this is a poor foreshadowing.
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  7. @Eudaimonia you can't seriously be asking why somebody who's the sole survivor in a quadruple murder has trauma?
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  8. Harry's fucking bad ass I'm so glad to be his contemporary. He embodies the essence of royalty truly should represent - the greater good of the people.
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  9. These are the kind of stories we need to be reading more about. Tired of seeing negativity trending despite the fact I don't click on it. The algorithm is so off the hook. Worse than cable news!
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  10. Right, especially if he's dealing with the cartel he could have had transport nearby.
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  11. I think it's shocking how people don't realize how common it is to encounter individuals with clinical aspd. Almost 7.5 million Americans have it - and I only includes people who are diagnosed. People with this personality disorder are usually not diagnosed until they commit a crime and not everybody up with aspd commits crimes, and many crimes that get committed, as we know, are never solved.
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  12. Yep, and a tracker.
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  13. Did you make the same comment about Breonna Taylor's family?
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  14.  @nomoreoldwaystimetomoveon2955  it sounded like she said he wants to kill us
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  15.  @nomoreoldwaystimetomoveon2955  she said don't kill us, casey. That was her last words. That's horrifying. I can't believe they're trying to blame her.
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  16.  @apriledmonds4775  exactly, he knew if they fled they would get caught and so he wanted to get rid of her because she could testify against him. Not that he would be eligible for parole anyways. He's just a sick statistic individual.
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  17.  @hansblitz7770  clearly not, especially leaving this much evidence.
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  18.  @esperanzaalamilla5945  exactly. I'm autistic but wasn't diagnosed until I had gone through over 25 years of domestic violence via toxic relationship patterns. The hypervigilance I have now to deal with, it's nothing I wish upon anybody else. I am glad that I have a certain level of cognition about risks, tho!
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  19.  @joysimpson7503  there's a huge difference between aiding and abetting a felon versus not even knowing the murderer OR victims. Get real.
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  20. If he shot at a police officer at age 4 imagine what he's going to be doing at 14.
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  21.  @denisovanhybrid9610  absolutely.
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  22.  @toxicfree4102  they build a rapport with the co. It's kinda like a professional relationship that develops, after all, it's the correction officers place of work. Have you ever heard of the concept of a work husband or a work wife? They're usually coworkers but sometimes they can be clients, customers, patients, or those who are in custodial care as well. They see this individual all day everyday. That's why cos have strict rules about consorting with inmates and conversation, but in small jails I'm sure they don't give a fuck. They certainly don't in big ones.
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  23. Dude is fucking badass.
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  24. Exactly. That's taliban trying to install propaganda.
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  25. 😂😂😂😂😂 hell naw 😂 probably though. Con air part 2
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  26. Cuz he knew he murdered somebody.
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  27.  @simplybeachyforever1005  she might have already been holding it ready to fire back at the officers who were pursuing her and then he grabbed it and shot her with her own gun while it was still in her hand. I've been manhandled with a dude like that before when I was holding something, it wasn't a gun though. It was my wallet. I would not let go of it because he was trying to take control and he even opened it up and took my credit cards out while it was still in my hand. It was really scary.
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  28.  @SAthefuture  😂😂😂😂 well damn
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  29.  @mauvaiseherbe  it's called Occam's razor.
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  30.  @toxicfree4102  and for some cos, a lot of them have issues. A lot of them deal with trauma from stuff that they've seen and heard at work. Some of them have relationships that are bad at home that they go to, and they find that work is a place where they have a captive audience, so to speak. If they can build a rapport with somebody that they feel listens to them and understands them, then a relationship and emotional bond can form. Vice versa for the inmate. They're stuck in there with nobody except people of the same sex, and they're looking to have an outlet.
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  31.  @ENDURANCELAND  even your internet voice sounds like you need to lose some weight. LOL
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  32. Amen
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  33.  @shannonmathiscowen8682  do we care? LOL why, are you trying to set them up with a gofundme? Where was this energy when Breonna Taylor was murdered by the police?
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  34.  @popfu1704  I bet you anything her mom was a vulnerable narcissist and the daughter never felt that she was good enough. And when I say vulnerable I don't mean that literally, that would be the clinical DX.
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  35.  @lynnsmith4  your hyperbolic straw man argument doesn't stand up to the point that the individual you are responding to is making.
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  36. That's why you never shoot a weapon unless your life is in danger. His life was not in danger. You have to actually verify that your life is in danger before you shoot. You can't just shoot somebody with a toy gun and say it's because you thought it was real. You have to know that it was real 100%. That guy clearly has never taken a firearms safety class. Figures it's in texas. Up here in Washington, you HAVE to take a class to have a CPL.
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  37. Exactly. Hell know she didn't take her on life
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  38.  @alistairbalistair9596  yeah, for all we know she wanted him to do it so she wouldn't have to worry about the ex anymore and that's why she snuck him out.
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  39.  @lastjob2011  exactly. I didn't see Breanna Taylor getting any sympathy.
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  40.  @lastshallbefirst5516  exactly. I was arguing with people but considering the fact that I've actually got an academic and professional background in psychology and all these people the comment section for the most part seem to not even have a high school diploma, it's pretty pointless. You're one of the few people with a valid point on here.
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  41.  @talisa222  40 is not middle-aged, dude. You're tripping LOL middle aged is between 50 to 70. Over 70 is elderly.
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  42.  @Michael_J_M14  exactly, I can't stand this type of white on white crime. They all sit around acting like they did such a good job knowing that it was their people who did it the whole time.
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  43.  @mauvaiseherbe  I guarantee the cars these two were driving out there in Indiana do not have features like that. LOL
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  44.  @mauvaiseherbe  no she was saying if the airbags go off they're going to effing kill us and then a couple seconds later that she says they are going off
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  45.  @z06supervette13  that's outlandish and highly unlikely.
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  46. 0:39 ​ @345mrse  🤭
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  47. Terrible trigger happy customers.
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  48. She didn't have any guts at all, she was a coward and that's why she ran. And from what I heard in their last interaction, he forced her to shoot herself.
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  49. He murdered an unarmed individual In Cold blood by shooting him in his back.
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  50.  dani cali  oh but she's thicc thicc 💯🙏
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  51.  @user-cb3vs3oh5h  yt
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  52. It's all about appearances, isn't it? Pathetic! Who cares what they look like, who cares if they're kind. Somebody was murdered. It wouldn't matter if they're jerks. It wouldn't matter if they're unattractive.
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  53. ​ @johnbenedetto3096 waivers in court are as good as the paper they are written on.
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  54. ​ @avi8r66 exactly, the causes within exceed any type of reasonable expectation of personal voyage that one would experience while traveling.
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  55.  @lynnsmith4  you've clearly never worked as a mental health provider nor have you ever taken psychology. You have no idea about early childhood development.
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  56.  @d.y.h.w.  hell no! Wow! She needs to leave those kids alone. I don't even like talking to guys 5 years younger than me and I'm 42.
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  57. Oh, God forbid we get into a war with afghanistan!
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  58. Innocent until proven guilty is a farce, anyways.
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  59. What unique beauty? Her homogeneous bleached blonde look? Lol
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  60. So that's why he shoots the guy eight times and then walks up and shoots him in the head for a night? Not anything to do with the fact that he's a trigger happy racist skinhead? I didn't realize Texas allowed felons to own guns.
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  61. Why are they still acting like she took her own life? We all heard at the end of the call where she says Casey don't and then she shoots her. It's pretty ridiculous that they believe his story. It's not like the guy wasn't strong enough to hold her hand with the gun up to her head and make her shoot it herself.
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  62. He's a psychopath.
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  63. 3:54 ok Karen, we understand that you're frustrated because you don't get to be the expert😂
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  64. I think she was sprung up that 6'9 pinkerton and got talked into being a sucker.
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  65.  @thecollectorslife  exactly.
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  66.  @PinkskisPOV  I think she's ruined her mother's life since hers is no longer relevant.
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  67. Bunch of scumbags
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  68. That Texas fugitive had help from the cartel. This whole escape was likely planned. The cartel runs the entire inside of most prisons. I'm wondering if one of the COs wasn't in on it
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  69.  @davidriley1783  bro it was classic manipulation. It doesn't matter how old you are. You can be manipulated by anybody of any age if you have a weak mindset.
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  70.  @cynthg9547  well I'll tell you right now man that it is not your fault and your father was an adult that made a bad decision and he's the one that missed out. You are loved and you are a valuable member of society, you are perfect and whole just the Way you are!
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  71.  @princesabonita79  there's a massive difference between making mistakes in our youth and growing wiser from the experiences and maintaining a nativity into your 50s and making a choice that destroys your life.
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  72.  @beautifulbutterfly3939  I don't know how you could find any of this humorous. Grow up.
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  73.  @davidriley1783  because anybody who's worked in this environment before understands that this type of coercion and manipulation is common and that's why they have specific training against it but it still happens.
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  74.  @justmissjamey  you are right, talking about it and admitting truth about one's childhood is a part of a healing process. It's really sad to see how many people are still affected. I grew up being blessed with two parents but the father of my children started using drugs and alcohol after his best friend died when I was pregnant with our second baby and he abandoned us... Basically I kicked him out after he kicked me in my jaw when I was 3 weeks months pregnant and told him he couldn't come back unless he quit using drugs and alcohol and he'd never returned. My daughter has never met him.
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  75. The robber wasn't armed.
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  76. All these people saying that they feel sorry for her mother, where was that same energy when Breonna Taylor was murdered in her home?!
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  77.  @jackyflowers3493  maybe racist skinheads shouldn't own weapons.
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  78.  @janedoe3648  appearances don't matter when the gun is FAKE and no shots had been fired.
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  79. Right, that's so terrible! If I was one of them I would be doing everything possible to get the internet scrubbed of any connections.
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  80. The letter was shared publicly and Seagate definitely got to read it.
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