Comments by "Zudabaker" (@Vyrus36) on "Rebel HQ" channel.

@thingshappen9199 what was suspicious about a guy carrying a single trash bag to a dumpster?
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@thingshappen9199 probably because I understand what common sense is and wouldn't hassle someone that isn't an immediate threat or blatantly commiting a crime. 🤷
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@JessicaSimonson1976 no, you don't have the right to harass random citizens unless you have probable cause, reasonable suspicion, or a call in. Other than that, you have to give people the benefit of the doubt. The regular police are not responsible for individually investigating every little minor crime that occurs. If that where the case we'd see alot more jaywalking tickets. It has to be outside reason for a cop to just stop and ask you. Like if he was unloading a mattress or a couch, or didn't have business there and someone reported his description. Outside of that, you have to give the public the benifit of the doubt.
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@Proverbspsalms where you dumping repeatedly in the same spot or an unreasonable amount?
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@Proverbspsalms really, so you where only unloading a bag or two? One "happened to tear open". And they tracked you down with a letter? Really? You expect me to believe the cops wasted resources and time to track down you for illegally dumping a little bit of trash and a bag happened to rip open? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 There is more to this story you're not telling me.
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@thingshappen9199 a single dude bringing a single bag to a dumpster is not suspicious. Get real dude. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@geraldlowe2652 sell out.
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@GershomSeventyEight it's called racial profiling. Why did they stop him in the first place? What was the suspicion?
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@JREAMSWILLNEVERDIE whyd he get stopped in the first place? The cops stopping every individual taking a single bag of trash to the dumpster that day?
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@eleonoraschotsborg that's some bullshit and you know it.
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@JessicaSimonson1976 you sound like a boot licker.
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@GershomSeventyEight because officers are supposed to give citizens the benifit of the doubt unless they have an obvious reason to stop someone. If he was unloading a mattress, or a couch, then yes, you'd probably have a point. Or if someone had phoned in with a man matching his description continually illegally dumping you'd have a point. But it's just not an officers job to hassle citizens over minor infractions. If it was, we'd see a lot more jaywalking tickets than we currently do. Minor crimes, usually have to be blatant and disruptive, other wise officers are supposed to give you the benifit of the doubt. You know, assume innocence unless you have a suspicion of guilt? So, what was so out of the ordinary that the suspicion of guilt arose? What could have possibly had these cops, who would otherwise just let someone be and drive by, stop this man? It doesn't seem like a grandiose display of illegal dumping that would require police involvement now does it?
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@GershomSeventyEight so, if it's not racial profiling. Why'd they stop him? Where they out stopping everyone approaching that dumpster that day? Was it a "known illegal dumping hot spot?" Well? Was it? Or did the cops see a black dude get out of his car to throw away some trash and they took it upon themselves to claim suspicion? Well, I'm waiting for you to logic out of this one. Let's see how far you back pedal. I'm guessing, all the way to wasting thousands of tax dollars to track down a ticket worth hundreds. You're just intentionally overlooking the obvious aren't you?
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@GershomSeventyEight it's not that far of a stretch. Also, just because it happens to all races doesn't make it okay numb nuts. It means that we all have a reason to distrust aggressive police and we all have a reason to fight for police reform. But aside from that point. Answer the question. What suspicion did the cop have? If you can't answer that, then the only other option left on the table is what??? Some kind of profiling I'm guessing?? You're a disengenuous coward.
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@GershomSeventyEight so, why did they hassle this guy? Just an abuse of power right? Did you know that when cops abuse power, they pick on someone they feel is defenseless and/or weak in their eyes? In a compromised situation? What about a well built guy, wearing casual clothes, driving a nice car made them want to hassle this man? Or was it something else?
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@2degucitas or we hold cops accountable and fight for better training?
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@josephmyers3774 go fuck yourself. Cops aren't supposed to hassle random citizens unless they have reasonable suspicion, a call in with someone matching the description, or doing something blatant. Innocent until proven guilty right? How does Benifit of the doubt play into this?
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@hellkell8693 he was obviously bigoted, why else would he stop someone giving no reasonable suspicion?
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What if Democrats Yankee doodled the let's go Brandon chant? Wouldn't that be hilarious.
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@b-rye8134 so are the people who are sick of you. Just a quick numbers check. 25% of America are Republicans. Only about a third of them are what we'd consider "extremists". Meaning, Trumplicans make around 5-6% of the nation. Considering the average American has about 3 guns per home, that means you'd be going up against about 95% of civilian stockpiles. If you want a war against your own, you're not gonna do as well as you might think. You're outnumbered, outgunned, and outclassed.
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It'd be cool if the police, ya know, where not supposed to help uphold the fabric of society as we know it. I think we can afford to be a little bit picky there, all things considered.
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@thingshappen9199 cops are supposed to give citizens the benifit of the doubt in situations like that. It's why they don't stop for every Jay walker. It's only supposed to be blatant and obvious activity they stop you for. So, like if it was a couch, or a mattress, or a large amount of trash, then that would be suspicious.
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@Proverbspsalms apparently the cops are busier tracking you down for "illegal dumping" than they are to help school children being shot at. And if that doesn't bother you, then nothing will!! I'm just guessing here, but it sure sounds like either someone phoned you in, or the cops saw you and you got startled and left, which made you careless and ripped the bags. If me asking to get the full story offends you because I don't believe a complete strangers word online and their story sets off red flags, I can live with that. In fact, I can go to sleep with a smile thinking about it. You a fake.
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Sorry the truth hurts my guy.
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@1369Stiles she's probably not even that hot. She's of the blond stepford cult. Take down all that makeup and get rid of the highlights and your left with something unspeakable.
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You offended?
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