Comments by "Alphabet Inc." (@official_alphabet_inc) on "14 Year Old Killer Thinks He's Going Home" video.

@Ryan_tremaine_klarenbach This guy didn't mention anything remotely close to justifying it though. He said he could understand him.
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@360.Tapestry So some humans are just born evil is what your saying? Like in the movies? Like the Disney villain? Aiiiight.
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@AceVentura214 it matters in a general sense because many people who get interrogated by the police are in fact innocent. And many people have landed in big trouble because they said some dumb shit or something was misinterpreted - both innocent people being found guilty in court and guilty people being found guilty for more than what they actually did.
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@Mickeymouse7727 How tf do you "see" bad genes? You should be working in a laboratory. That equipment they use is expensive!
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@123451248ify Everyone, disregarding age, gender, religion, shoe size, hair colour etc., wants an attorney in this situation, IF they fully understand the realities of the situation they're currently in. The reason people waive this right is because of bravado (a guilty person think they can fool the police/an innocent person think they can help the police understand the realities of the situation), lack of knowledge how the police works, blind trust in authority figures/the police, and/or the impression that requesting a lawyer makes them look more suspicious. In other words, no one in their right mind wants to waive their right to have an attorney present. And most people who face these types of situations are not in their right mind (temporarily or permanently) for a multitude of reasons.
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