Comments by "" (@MarvinPowell1) on "Midwest Safety" channel.

  1. I'm sick of everybody trying to use victim status for everything. We all have problems, but that doesn't get you out of accountability.
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  2. @browngreen933 Mackenzie looked like a seasoned veteran at dealing with law enforcement. She knew how to do the arrest pose with her arms out, was calm, took the police's side and everything. She acted like a man when dealing with the police. Like, "This ain't my first rodeo dealing with the cops."
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  3. Mackenzie just seemed like she had experience being arrested before. She knew all the procedures and was totally ready to go to jail when she held her arms up for the handcuffs. Keep in mind, she did all of this while White Girl Wasted. Sasha on the other hand, acted like an entitled brat who thought she was in the right the whole time and caused that poor cop his phone. Seems like Mackenzie either had better parents or at least learned from her last encounter with police, while Sasha had worse parents and/or new at dealing with the police.
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  4. That second cop was 100% abusive. He didn't even ask nicely; he was aggressive from the beginning. The guy in the car should've just complied and then later sued him, but he's at fault too for resisting a clearly crazy cop.
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  5.  @carrigray7481  Yes, for failing to take responsibility throughout the whole thing and then blaming the husband for being mad after she caused this to happen twice. It could have been prevented had she not been so careless.
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  6. His second $100,000 truck. That dude is getting a divorce for sure, and it'd probably be cheaper over time, too.
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  7. Tries to act tough, walks away from police in disrespect, starts a fight in plain sight of police officers after having a joint. "I dindu nuffin! " x50 "I didn't hit my bitch."
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  8.  @blueeyedbatman  Tell me you voted for Kamala Harris without telling me you voted for Kamala Harris.
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  9. A 0.20% BAC?! That chick was more alcohol than blood.
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  10.  @Michael-yw1ny  It always amazes me to hear the insecure people with SDE attack someone for owning a truck. Not even a hummer, but a welder who has a truck. How sad and miserable of a person are you?
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  11. The messed up thing is, her daughters were not surprised by any of her behavior. The cops told them what Sara did and they just shook their head, like "Yup, that's her. Uh huh."
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  12. @JoJo-ie8sl Only if you're a woman or rich. If you're a working class man, it don't matter either way.
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  13.  @darkwinter6028  She could barely stand on her own two feet.
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  14. I grew up in Philadelphia. Never got in trouble with the law or did bad stuff, but the cops there are the complete opposite of the ones on this channel. Philly cops are straight up a**holes with no patience or politeness whatsoever. Not that I can't understand why. The police on this channel are so nice and compassionate, even when his phone gets broken. I think fewer criminals would exist just because they wouldn't want to be a disappointment to this police department or upset them. You guys deserve raises and he should get his phone fully reimbursed.
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  15. You can always see the poor parenting in their attitude, disrespect, and rude behavior. Nine times out of ten, it's a middle class white Karen, too. "No, I'm not [under arrest.]"
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  16. Alcohol only increases what's already there in a person. People who are drunk are barely different than who they are sober. Mackenzie was smart enough to know how to de-escalate a situation; Sasha was not.
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  17. Imagine having to celebrate Christmas to this next door.
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  18. She's 18 and 5'9" is short for a guy. (Anything under 6'0" is considered short for men nowadays, but the median in the US is 5'10"/178 cm.)
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  19. Definitely. The bad parents end up with rude kids who feel entitled and disrespect the police to their face. The parents who at least tried, end up with manipulative kids who try to sweet talk their way out of everything.
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  20. "I'm not intoxicated, I'm a Scorpio." That needs to be on a T-SHIRT.
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  21. (Keeps walking around and disobeying the police.) "Stop touching me! Why are you touching me?" This is literally child's behavior. Like "Stop hitting yourself" behavior.
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  22. Mackenzie seemed pretty reasonable, though.
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  23. She was out of line, but the officer was definitely way too aggressive and unprofessional, opening himself up to a potential lawsuit. At the very least, he shouldn't curse at her.
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  24. It's ironic that she works that line of work, but was embarrassed to have anyone see her boobs.
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  25. It's a good thing she was found guilty, because otherwise, I would've suspected the officers were being too harsh for no reason.
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  26. Zoomers
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  27. Sasha is supposedly the best stripper in Arkansas, but was embarrassed to have her A-cups out after resisting arrest, which makes me think she probably lied about that too.
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  28. And some people try to argue abortion is wrong. Some people shouldn't be parents.
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  29. What kind of dude does 13 years in prison, claims he's now rich (after being in prison,) and then decides to press his luck with the police again, instead of just being compliant? He clearly didn't do enough time or he must really want to go back there.
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  30. This is female privilege. A guy would've been face-first on the ground before he even left the store. This is the nicest cop I've ever seen.
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  31. She went WHOLE HAM!
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  32. Anything under 6'0" is considered short for men, nowadays. I can tell you're also short.
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  33. Heather even laughed after the kicking part. "Ariel, be quiet. Heh heh."
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  34.  @bobcougar77  I agree the guy in the car should've handled it better, but the cop provoked him by being rude and aggressive from the get go. The man literally did nothing and the cop was trying o arrest him for "Resisting." Even the other cops didn't defend the main cop.
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  35.  @foxhero1337  I agree that the cop was bad, but the man got the charges for refusing orders. If the man was smart, he would've done everything the cop asked him too, then later sued him. The cop provoked the man and should be suspended or fired, but the man didn't comply, allowing himself to be set up by the dirty cop.
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  36.  @bobcougar77  How can be be "professional" if he wasn't nice and was harassing an innocent man in his car for doing literally nothing? You are doing a lot of mental gymnastics to defend a corrupt abusive cop. Almost as if you're a corrupt cop yourself.
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  37. At least Abriana and Nial didn't have kids.
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  38. "Brainrot TikTok Teens" So just your everyday high school Zoomer, then? 🤣 And the intro called the first guy a teenager, but later in the car, he says he's 23. Is he lying about his age? And I know the second guy has legitimate mental illness, but it's still hilarious watching 10 minutes of all that.
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  39. She literally needs a 24 hour therapist and as many meds as they can give her. I'm not even joking; she is legitimately schizophrenic.
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  40. @Oskark90 You're trying to argue for common sense, logic, and reason with people who have none of the above. Rational criminals are almost an oxymoron.
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