0:00 [Music] i hate having to talk about it but you have to talk about it yeah talk about it you guys know in new york an elderly asian woman was randomly beaten yo this was tough 125 times yeah in a unprovoked attack dude this was at an atm um no wasn't she going into her she was she looking into a building it looks like an atm vestibule though that's what it kind of appears to be because it looked like she was getting into an elevator or about to and a dude opens up the door casually and just starts beating her from the back big ass ████ too like socks her in the head on the side she like falls down and ████ keeps her he calls her like a racial they're an asian ████ um he spat on her too
0:52 the woman was 67 years old oh and the guy um yeah 42 year old dude with just a s███████ of uh priors of course then you have like 40 something 14 arrests oh 40 okay something like that 14 arrests and that's all you have to really say right yeah 14 previous arrests half of them felonies what i thought they're supposed to well maybe then he's not in a three strike how the ████ is this walking around and ████ you have 14 of anything dude that's a lot yeah 14 speeding tickets i'm looking at you weird yeah like kids i'm looking at you funny yeah anything and you're not asian yeah yeah 14 kids and you're not mormon yeah what is that i mean he was convicted of assault in 2011 released from prison 2013 two and a half years into his three plus year sentence
1:42 i mean they just ████ never keep these people what kind of crimes were they um it doesn't say but right but that one was assaulted yeah it does show it's a violent crime so i want to believe in like rehabilitation and i want to believe in second chances and i want to believe that people can grow and learn depending on their age or whatever i would love to see and i'm not like all data science guy but i'd like to see some data on anyone that has over choose a number four felonies anyone over four felonies that has ever been a positive piece of society what about 14 chances that's what i'm saying like no no even less that's what i'm saying like even two how many people with two to six felonies come back and do something awesome for us i would love to know that because in my brain like i feel like there's a point of you're not coming back from this like like when you hear about the ████ like the homeless dude that had a bucket
2:32 of his own ████ and dumped it on someone's head yeah when what's after that yeah what's the upside because i also feel like you know when you're conditioned like you know like an animal that bites a human right once they taste human blood they have to put them down right i also feel like if you've done enough felonies on society or mankind it's a condition where like you're you're reconditioned to go this is okay yeah for sure yeah right because like even for me it's like like there's so many layers where like one i'm not gonna hit a chick i'm not definitely not going to hit an elder so i'm not going to hit an elder chick so for someone to just like be at a point where it's that's that's that to him is like hitting another dude or hitting whatever a ████ well he might even think she's a gargoyle yeah or like you know like or that's the michelin man and i gotta ████ kill him because you know
3:22 i'm i'm preventing world war iii yeah so like we have a lot of mentally disabled people just out on the streets or deranged people or people basically who shouldn't be in our communities right and so one of the things that i i realized and i was digging into this stuff and um it's the reason why it's happening in certain cities is a lot of these different prosecutors who believe in the reform laws they don't want to file charges or they're right they're slapping you know a little thing on the wrist and then saying that's the statistics that they're trying to get or they're not filing a lot of charges on maybe misdemeanors or small assaults or whatever right so what ends up happening is they just get re-released re-released and then i get what they're kind of trying to say here but it sucks because for me the guys that are behind the reform laws they didn't do their due diligence they
4:13 didn't do their homework a lot of people want to quote well look at scandinavia they have a great reform system and i'm like great stupid reference ████ i'm like let's let's mimic something where you know they have a good rehabilitation program they have you know like a process of after you catch a dude you throw them through their system we don't even have that we just say oh you know what we shouldn't criminalize anymore so let's just like let them loose right and then it's like well i think it's better to catch them keep them away from society if they have mental issues and they have violent tendencies keep them away while we figure out how to reform and we can run tests and see what works what doesn't work we can bring in people from scandinavia who understand how to re-educate bring them back into commute
5:03 like the community as a safe you know functioning member of society if we can't do that then why the ████ should we leave them out on the streets to commit more violence that's what i don't ████ i don't understand either it's like how is this guy out with violent felonies if you have two violent felonies well like where we draw on the line and then the only thing that i can think of is it's a political agenda so for example right you want to get voted in so you're going to run on reform laws you're going to run on the the hey we got to stop criminalizing because all it does is it locks up the minority communities which is true but they don't do their homework they don't do the actual work to help people they just give ████ all this ████ to pander right so to get the votes they're just getting the votes right and what they do is basically now they don't file charges because if you don't file charges you can claim
5:53 that there's not crime going on there's no crime yeah so it's like if you don't file a charge and if you don't file that there is a crime and people are getting convicted then your statistics of crime is low so we feel the crime on the streets people that walk out there every day we see all of this ████ happening but then the guys on top can say look we had a great ████ year yeah because look at our statistics we had no ████ criminals we always respond with that ████ same thing right and then what happens it's like people who don't know maybe they live in nice little gate gated communities who don't live in our neighborhoods go that's awesome we're doing great let's vote them in again and i'm like this ████ system sucks dude yeah yeah because it seems like all the asian hate or not whatever like we we've talked about this a lot especially on jk all the stories we cover where there's an assault a violent crime
6:44 happening guess what we find out priors rap sheet like crazy yeah and it happens to be in these like more liberal cities like l.a or yeah so you can and especially as people that live there right you can't help but to feel like what the ████ do we have to do with citizens for people for us to be heard just to get these dangerous people out the streets like is that so hard to ask for but i guess it is a very difficult like and also especially with like uh what seems to be at least through media it's specifically targeting people that are like our parents or grandparents or aunties and uncles you know that's the part that's like yeah how do you even stop something that is like seems like so specific even though it might not be because if they could have mental illness or it might be yeah have they looked into like is there a
7:34 tie of any of this like i know there was some early stuff with the corona stuff like just ignorant ass people were tying that into violence but is the rest of this just dog ████ also like um knowing that when you're around like uh like lunar new year and stuff a lot of old asian people might be carrying like money or cash that was that was also potentially a thing but like when you see kind of these violent crimes it's not looking it doesn't look like hey i'm going to steal your stuff yeah it's like i'm just going to racially i'm just going to beat you up like crazy yeah yeah that's 120 punches i don't get it it's a little bit confusing because i i mean i honestly believe for a little bit that most of the attackers were mentally unstable homeless people because it was a lot of that ████ just like people that would just do random ass ████ have nothing to do all day nowhere to go and they just do some crazy ████ yeah because you see that
8:24 everywhere but this ████ guy specifically has a normalized instagram account not private yeah you could just look he's just a reg he just looks like a regular ████ dude yeah and and they just like crossed each other by the door yeah and he didn't even leave afterwards he just like hung around and they arrested him in front of the building i don't understand but they said oh he's got a history of mental like disabilities or or a history of something but i'm like that's a weird court thing too right like sometimes you get let off easier that way and stuff yeah i don't understand that either like i have empathy for mental illness don't get me wrong but like if you're out punching ████ yeah but you know like what a guy i know bro there's a guy that we go we went to high school with this dude is going he's like he was a normal guy he's army and cat his name is jeff gebb or something now he's all over these instagram accounts called who's gone wild you ever seen those guys who's
9:15 gone he's like in his car and he's like let me like let me talk to you my girl baby girl he's trying to holler at girls on instagram and like he's for content but he's not the same like he's different like i see him around like i know this dude like we knew this guy he's a different guy now however he was in high school he's a different guy but this dude is on instagram blowing up everyone loves this ████ dude but he's just filming himself in his in his car talking about how he wants to holler at girls he's like don't hate me because i'm bald and i'm horny baby like he says crazy ████ but he's like a ████ star like on instagram yeah but if you watch his videos you're like something's different i don't know what it is he knew him from before yeah like something he's you know i mean he's about to snap or some ████ not that he's about to snap but it's like talking about the mental illness ████ like like it's such a special he can seem kind of coherent yeah but you don't know what's really ticking really don't
10:06 you really don't know right like and he has a normal instagram account kind of you know and all that ████ but like he's not violent necessarily sure sure is there a video of him getting in a fight with a guy at the grove and he pulls a knife on him yeah there is but that was in like self-defense but it but it's so ████ weird though like as far as the mental health thing so what bart was saying too though i think this is where you're going with it it's like we call it mental illness or you know what i mean but why why such a consistent string of like the same type of victim yeah yeah like every week this is how no for sure you're not really seeing it on the news unless you're kind of looking for it or unless ████ instagram's algorithm is pushing it to you because you've already seen a lot of this stuff and you're that's part of your community but like it's happening every weekend like another i literally was just scrolling through i just story during the break and it's like a another dude 31 year old dude like just wailed on a kid like an asian lady and then the ████ kid you see that
10:56 one a kid in a baby carriage three years old and just like beat the crap out of a kid a baby for sure and it's like and yeah also of asian descent so you're kind of like is it was it a homeless man was it like because most of the videos i saw was like um basically dudes that are probably drugged up and homeless but why why are the victims similar why why is it always like also but they could both be all true and also yeah and also if it's like let's say uh when are we gonna get to a point where we feel like there might be an asian hate crime pandemic so like let's say uh it's maybe it's nine out of ten of the people getting well done is asians right maybe that's not enough then is it 99 out of 100 or is it 9 000 out of 9 nine 10 thousand out of a million like what's the number that we're like okay this is
11:46 uh too big of a venn diagram to just go lots of mental illness lots of asians you know well um one thing for sure is during the pandemic and on senseless violence just like random acts of murder up everywhere that is murders just straight up beating the ████ out of people without any like maybe like without any any monetary gain like before it's like yeah grab their wallet ████ them up it's just senseless violence has been dramatically up in many major cities and so that's one and i think to compound on top of that are the reform laws because another thing that i studied is um in honolulu like i have friends in the police department there it's the same thing same exact thing the prosecutor does not want to prosecute they want to do all this stuff they have um you know
12:37 molesters touchers gropers their crime isn't that hardcore maybe they'll grope tourists or women walking around right so it's not hardcore enough for them to go to jail but what they'll do is they'll catch and release catch and release the cops feel helpless because they catch the guy but they can't file a charge or they they do a little thing and hold them and then they gotta let them go so what ends up happening i think psychologically to people that are like this right is they feel bolder with their crimes so at what point does it have to be after the fact this guy raped someone that finally we could put him away right or like i think that's the kind of ████ that's happening right it's like at what point do we prevent this crime like oh he's only pawn someone it's cool let's let him go it's not a big deal and then oh he's only stabbed someone and then what's what's the next one right oh he's only killed three people you know
13:28 and i think that's the natural progression of allowing people to do something and then they they don't have any consequences and there's no fear of getting caught now they can continue to do whatever they want to because they know that nothing's going to happen i think that's the main when you look at everything and you just plot it all out in a big graph you could have some people go oh it's because they're all black oh it's because they're all homeless oh it's because we're all this those are all like incorrect the one main common denominator is none of those people were afraid of what would happen to them that's the number one uh i feel like common denominator with all of it and that stems from laws and consequences that don't exist that they're not afraid of and that's all it is whatever the ████ thing we ████ up and voted for to make that the case we need to reverse that ████ yeah yeah and my thing is i really think it's because of the
14:19 prosecutor that we have in there because we do have people in law enforcement they're like dude we're catching they're trying yeah they're really watching but we we feel helpless because they get released back onto the streets well yeah even in the areas like where barbell is and the brewery and then we asked the police like what can we do about this these chop shops and these meth labs that are just here on the street and they were like we can't do anything until a certain number of people will complain and then even at that point if we get them to move not we're not there to keep them from coming back so there's absolutely they're just powerless like these cops are like it's not our law like we didn't vote for this to happen like that's you guys voted for them to be treated that way and we just comply you can't ask the cops to do anything yeah i mean and even if they do grab them they can't keep them in jail no they can't do anything there was another one where um it started before the pandemic and i used to be super for uh
15:09 decriminalizing drugs right because you know i was you know you know into drugs and all that and i was like dude it sucks like if i get caught with drugs like i shouldn't do 10 years it's weird as a drug user but then what ended up happening as a partaker right i was like well this is what i started considering and i talked to my buddy who's a cop too he was like well look it like if drug is criminalized right what we can do is if this guy's high off his balls or if he's jonesing for more right what happens when someone wants crack and i'm like if they don't have money they'll break into homes because that's what me and my buddies did or whoever right and then he's like exactly so this is crime prevention so um if it's criminalized we don't have to slap on a crazy you know 10-year final or or or sentence on them we could hold them in the cell let them
15:59 sober up and then at least he's not a threat to society for those days he goes if i can't criminalize this ████ they're out onto the streets and they're and then it increases the crime and i'm like oh ████ i didn't even see it that way but it is first-hand account troop my friends when they did when they ran out of money for drugs to start breaking into homes they start purse snatching they start doing all those things right so then we do have a huge drug problem and so i i think it's the same thing with the reform laws it comes from a good place where it's like yeah you shouldn't criminalize laws because you know you don't want to make somebody a criminal for smoking a joint but at the same time how are you going to create a system to support these guys to get off and then maybe the government can find a method where these guys don't go out and break into homes because they need more drugs or whatever we just need a system
16:49 of better uh rehabilitation and unless that's in right now the best system we do have is maybe keeping them away safe from you know threatening people on the streets that's what scares me is that people on the extreme left they're saying like oh don't put them in jail don't criminalize them don't don't do any of that use this other unknown magic of rehabilitation that does not yet exist yeah we don't have that yet so why are you stopping doing this when we don't have that imaginary solution i just want to know if the people that are voting for this stuff actually live among amongst the poor i don't think they do no because i highly believe like all these people that are like voting for it they're like maybe rich white guilt people that live in gated communities and they don't live amongst the people that like that are dealing with yeah they for sure probably don't see it well now they're
17:40 actually getting victimized too with all these robberies in beverly hills and bel air and all that ████ so i don't know what seth rogen ████ about oh my god ████ seth rogan the ████ out of here i never had my car broken he said that's that's what it's like living in the city yeah it's like it's a part of living in a city we should just be okay with it i got it i mean i'm telling you in tokyo is way more populated but ████ you don't have cars broken into left and right oh
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