Comments by "Wobbles And Bean" (@WobblesandBean) on "EXPLORE WITH US" channel.

  1. This is why homeschooling needs to be followed up with CPS and regularly monitored. Almost no one who "home schools" has good intentions.
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  2. She was struck to the ground, pleaded for her great grandson to help her, only to watch in horror as he stepped forward and started beating on her, too. They killed her in one of the most brutal ways imaginable, and for what? They took her life to get a little weed and pizza. That's all. Just weed and pizza. I'm glad these little demons were tried as adults.
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  3. That's why I have zero sympathy for Deborah. None.
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  4. Right?? This is why background checks should be more accessible.
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  5.  @donnaharris9381  If you believe in heaven, trust me, Levi is NOT there with his mom. Halfway in they uncover that Levi SAd his own young daughter.
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  6. ​ @2TONKA  What CAN you do? She was very frail, getting beat up on by two male teenagers with blunt objects. She didn't stand a chance.
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  7. The worst burn I ever had was an oil splatter that got the front of my chest, arms, and stomach. The pain was unbearable and wearing clothes was NOT an option until the blisters went away, which took a couple weeks. I can't even imagine the unbearable pain of being burned this badly, over your entire body...and I don't want to.
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  8. ​​​ @tinajackson6875  Sigh. Once again, please don't take this away from the victim. SHE had that strength. SHE was the one strong enough and brave enough to endure through such unspeakable pain to make sure her murderers saw justice. You are disrespecting her by taking that away from her and handing the credit over to "god", who apparently sat by and allowed this to happen in the first place. Funny how "god" is happy to watch and let people suffer, but then steps in to steal credit for things like this. Such an odd coincidence.
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  9. ​ @TheForbiddenFruit531  Yeah, no. She had every reason to call the police, you can do so anonymously. She could have stayed with a friend, done literally anything at all, but nope. She just didn't care.
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  10. ​ @fsinatra1911  Username checks out. Sinatra was a raging misogynist, too.
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  11. ​ @HarpieLady683  It's not impossible, but by looking at he all I can say is, good luck with that.
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  12. Deborah is a monster just like her niece. She only "cried" when she was on the phone, and only because she was scared of going to prison.
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  13.  @giantfatberg  That's awful. She never had a chance because the US just doesn't care about victims. She should have been given therapy and kept far, FAR away from her abusive father and stepmom. But no, america is happy to let victims continue suffering and still pat themselves on the back cuz they offered "thoughts and prayers" and that's it.
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  14. ​ @jumhed994  I have PTSD. Never have I had any inclination to abuse my boyfriends.
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  15. That's why I don't lie. My memory is terrible and I'm too lazy to keep track of all that.
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  16. Acid attacks against women by men is a shockingly common crime. I cannot understand why it's not treated more seriously. No one who does that to a human being should ever be allowed their freedom ever again.
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  17. ​ @JesterNil  So you're convinced an innocent woman who didn't act suspicious at all is guilty, even though there is absolutely zero evidence. Tell us you hate women without actually saying you hate women.
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  18. I feel so sorry for this kid. I too came from an abusive home, and I get what he feels. The resentment is real. I don't condone what he did, but I get it.
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  19. I just hope she's ok and won't have to live with lifelong disabilities. All I've been able to find is that she was "recovering beyond expectations", but they didn't specify.
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  20. ​ @lunarlunna3452  Incels gonna incel.
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  21. ​​ DonnellOkafor-ig3ov  Mm hmm, blaming women and the poor instead of the people who are actually responsible. Andrew Tate must be so proud of you.
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  22. ​ @aaronwalker8847  What on earth are you blathering about? You can't forgive someone who isn't repentant. And take your religious nonsense out of this, it has no place here.
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  23.  @M_reapr  THE NEXT DAY. No good parent would have even let him buy the damn thing, let alone let him take it back into her house.
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  24. I'm appalled that girl is already out of prison before she's 30. So much for justice.
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  25. It was always common. It's damn near ubiquitous among religious communities. The only reason it feels more prominent now is because of the internet making people aware of these cases.
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  26. Agreed. Either Cat, or her moms. He'd already had Dulce and Cres that his parents were abusive, and all sorts of other lies. So much so that the two had even offered to let him move in. I am 100% convinced he was trying to frame them.
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  27. ​ @JohnWick54935  THE MOM REFUSED TO FILL HER PRESCRIPTIONS. She was of sound mind in doing so. By your logic, drunk drivers shouldn't be held responsible for vehicular manslaughter because "they weren't in their right mind".
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  28. ​ @matthewward1346  He was a minor, she was legally required to house him. My heart goes out to her, it sounds like the dad didn't help with him at all once they divorced.
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  29.  @johnLennon255  Uhhhhh have you SEEN the lines he was asking her to read? She was absolutely right to not record them. And I can't find any information on the payment schedule either, or whether or not she took the money anyway, so you're taking this guy's word at face value. THIS GUY. Yeah no, I'm 100% on Laura's side, here.
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  30. It's not a surprise to me at all. When I was that age, the other kids at my school bullied me in horrific ways. They tried many times to kill me, by shoving me into traffic, down flights of stairs, even ganged up on me and tried to stab me with a compass. You know, those sharp things you attach a pencil to for drawing circles? I'm 39 now and I still have the physical scars from that attack. Never, ever underestimate the abject cruelty of children.
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  31. Yup. And the interrogator may have gotten that, had she not been utterly incompetent at her job.
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  32.  DonnellOkafor-ig3ov  Thank god you don't have kids. Going by your comments you'd screw them up so badly not all the therapists on earth could ever make them right.
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  33.  @thefridge7335  I had thought about that, but I don't think so? The bud was grown by my ex's dad, and it happened at a family barbeque. They cut them from the pan right in front of me, and everyone else ate the same brownies I did. Before the incident, I had noticed that when friends of mine smoked around me, my muscles would twitch uncontrollably, it was so weird. I just chalked it up to paranoia at the time, cuz I mean, why wouldn't you, you know? Because of that, I'm pretty sure it's a cumulative effect. Being hotboxed is one thing, eating a whole ass brownie is another 😅
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  34. Agreed. Do you have any idea how much money the US spends on weapons alone every year? 825 billion. That is more money you can imagine. If you had just one billion dollars, you could wake up every morning and buy a mansion worth millions of dollars each and every day, for the rest of your life, and still never run out of money. You wouldn't even come close to spending it all. And the US throws 825× more than that on ordinances each year. Yet a working man can't even afford rent. There is no state anywhere in the country where minimum wage can do that.
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  35. And yet, he's got custody. There is no justice for those children.
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  36. Youtube automatically deletes comments with "negative language" in them. Doesn't matter how innocuous, or if the word is only mildly offensive in a completely different context than the one you're using.
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  37. Likewise, I have a similar reaction to marijuana, of all things. I ate an edible and began having violent seizures, my whole body was convulsing and I had no motor control but I was conscious the entire time. Not even my pupils were responsive when my ex FINALLY got his shi† together and took me to the hospital, so they gave me a lumbar puncture, fully conscious and aware, cuz they thought I was unconscious. I'd stopped breathing by the time they put me under, so I remember my last thought being "this is it, I'm not going to wake up". Thankfully, they intubated me (despite my arsehole ex trying to talk them out of it for some insane reason) and I woke up 12 hours later once the marijuana had finally left my system. I've never met anyone else who had that reaction to pot before, but yeah, kinda sucks that I can't use it 😅
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  38. ​ @crochetedbycrowshade4580  And yet, his brother turned out fine. You do know that it's not normal for a person to lie about every single aspect of their life, right? Why would any parent doubt that their child was seriously injured, or that they've been putting on a convincing act every single day pretending to go to work? Stop blaming the victims. Even the best parents can give birth to a monster. Just look at Joel Guy Jr.
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  39. You know who else sounded equally frantic on the phone and was elated when they thought their victim had survived? Courtney Klenney. She also went to great lengths to demonize the victim just like Sam does. So according to your logic, Courtney must be innocent, too.
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  40. That broke my heart, cuz I can sadly relate. I was bullied mercilessly as a kid and when I finally found a "friend", she would do horrid things to me but I would always be eager to hang out with her again, cuz I was that desperate for human interaction. These girls were completely isolated. He was the only human being they knew, and so they too latched on and cried for him despite the disgusting things he did to them.
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  41.  Jake Stockton  It's really not. You're seriously taking the ramblings of a psychotic murderer as objective truth? That says way more about you than the VAs, buddy.
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  42. I'm blaming her. She knew something very, very wrong was going on, yet she chose not to call the police.
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  43. ​ @ertjiesb4158  Agreed. Being set on fire has to be one of the most painful ways to die. Screw the 8th Amendment, these people deserve to get what they give!
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  44. ​ @AB-80X  I worked in the video games industry for 13 years. Although gamers tend to be a toxic bunch, it's laughable that anyone blames them for kids murdering their grandmothers.
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  45. This cop is absolutely abysmal at interrogation.
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  46. ​ @aaronsprojects9622  The smell is nauseating because it's so familiar. If anyone's ever gone to a Hawaiian pig roast...that's the smell. That, mixed with burnt chemically smell from whatever's in your clothing. The worst though, is the sound. You hear popping noises as the subcutaneous fat hisses and boils out from under the skin, bubbling like pork cracklin. No one who does this to another human being should ever see the light of day again.
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  47. Welcome to America.
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  48. ​ @rationalbacon5872  Oh thank god, they were wholly incompetent but they gave the dog a treat so they get a pass. 🙄
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  49. I remember this case. Cindy was next, there's no doubt about it. She did the right thing turning in her wretched husband. After all, you can't trust a person who kills ducks.
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  50. It's nice to see that Minecraft Steve has branched out into law enforcement. Good for him.
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