Comments by "Wide Awake Human" (@WideAwakeHuman) on "Evil Intentions " channel.

  1. Bro idk what your background is or how you came to do this - but you gotta a gift for it. Solid freakin work!
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  2.  @Freejessicafromkids  yeah it’s crazy to think that when 200 million people in the country are using YouTube that these stories will reach someone with personal knowledge of it lol - it’s really not that odd
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  3.  @gilbertoaviles4586  it’s not a competition lol - there is just the story, everyone involved no matter their role is important. Stop letting emotion cloud ur brain.
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  4.  @annalisavajda252  I mean she didn’t die so obviously she wasn’t meant to die
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  5.  @Dinnerthedaythebanksareopen  that’s why they should’ve put him to death - the fact that he was about to be released after such a senseless horrible crime isn’t justice, it’s a travesty.
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  6.  @Camille-mv3mr  people that have a very superficial view of the problem think that just making treatment free would fix things - it wouldn’t. There are tons of people that are offered free treatment but refuse. Might as well restart the insane asylums where it’s all free and not voluntary.
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  7. I mean you can fathom it cuz we pretty much know how many so what’s your point?
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  8. He deserves the needle
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  9.  @Carroty_Peg  that’s stupid
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  10. Yeah people end up in that situation for all kinds of reasons - I worked prostitution as a cop so got a front row view of how it went. Lots of them were sexually abused as kids and just broken, some were 14-15-16yr old that were in abusive homes and ended up with a “boyfriend” that would sell them and was really just their pimp, some were brought up in really nice families and just had a rebellious streak - the thing most had in common was addiction, mostly crack where I worked. Once they’re addicted they end up stuck in a cycle of needing to turn tricks to make enough money to buy a rock and their next meal. Very high end prostitutes may be normal women that are just making a ton of money - street workers are rarely their voluntarily and they just end up there thru a combination of bad luck, becoming victims as children and making a few bad choices. Most people wouldn’t believe it but working that job really humanized them to me and made me realize just how rough it is and how it’s so hard to get out once you end up in that situation.
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  11.  @joyceutt3419  yeah white people can’t understand poverty, drug addiction or prostitution so makes sense
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  12. Must be all that diversity in NYC that had people riled up in the 80/90’s
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