Yea, that man should be given back his business and a pile of money. You can't give him back time or the loss of his family and that is priceless. It's no wonder these thugs come at you with assault weapons and body armor they seem to understand what even they might do if the shoe was on the other foot. Wonder how they can sleep at night knowing they are the real criminals.
If it's illegal it's called racketeering. If it's legal it's called taxation and permits. Governments are the most successful organized crime syndicates. All others are amatures.
Moved a log... When I was 16, my family rented a cottage on the beach. The next cottage along had a family staying. One day, the father of that family was busy digging at a drift log. I watched him from our porch for 20 minutes. Then I walked down, picked up the log, and said "where do you want it?" When he got his voice back, he wanted the log in the water so it would float away. I decide that was a hazard to navigation, so I broke it across my knee into four parts, and stacked these by the garbage. It was removed by the garbage removal folks the next day. If he had his way he'd have endangered the pleasure boats in the lake. Hmm... Moved alog...
There is much, much more to the Abner Schoenstetter lobster tail case than depicted here. The lobsters were undersized and caught in violation of Honduras’ fisheries laws. There was a long investigation involving a series of other charges as well. He didn’t get 8 years for bags over boxes.
@@winstonian88 Fair, and the ecosystem damage can be quite a bit. However the woman should get more than one year, unless the evidence was inconclusive.
@@Thedisciplemike it's all bought out by lobbyists now, when I speak to alot of people about how we need to remove a whole bunch of laws in this country ,people look at me like I'm nuts.
"Are you watering your garden?" Yes sir. "Why isn't the hose blue? Why aren't you watering at a 70° angle? WHY ARE YOU DOING IT ON A SATURDAY?" *$50,000*
@@2nostromo Trump has gotten rid of quite a few regulations (A lot of really stupid ones), and has said himself he wants to go back to what it was like in the 1960's. Guess you missed that. Also because of Trump removing regulations the family in the last part of this video is now able to build on their land that they were chased off of because of stupid regulations. Finally that same family I believe is now legally able to go after the government because of the bullshit they had put them through.
Astranat Or better not... cutting regulations is a tiny bit of running the presidency. Trump is in no way capable of running America. Just check out his ridiculously poor leadership in the virus crisis.
So i went to prison. The officer looked at me, you again, he said. First it was lemonade Then chocolate cookies What are you in for this time ? Head down i mumbled. " I bought a house" The officer and? "It had a tree in it" I looked around and saw all the rapists the thieves and murderers, all looking at me with contempt in their eye´s. ill never forget.
It’s because pedos will do it again and go back to court make the government more money so they don’t want them in jail they want them in the courtroom as much as possible
I don't know how things work in the States, but the years get stacked, right? You do stuff with a minor 50 times and you are looking at 250 years. Or am I wrong? I read about a guy who got 1000 years on his ass.
I purchased lemonade from a child who had a lemonade stand in Santa Monica last month. Does that mean that I am aiding and abetting a criminal activity?
I was an addict many years ago, and I can affirm through experience that kids will sell drugs because they make better money than selling lemonade or whatever, and frankly would be safer working with the black market. And they're regularly trying to get money for rent, or food, or to pay parking tickets that if not paid will end with someone behind bars.
That man who got 8 years and a month in prison for illegally importing lobster got more time than the officer who was found guilty of 16 counts of battery, a charge for unlawful use of a weapon, and murder of Laquan McDonald in Chicago (2014). That is outrageous!
@@themaxwell-xg2ht "They may conclude too hastily that nature has formed man insusceptible of any other government but that of force, a conclusion not founded in truth, nor experience. Societies exist under three forms sufficiently distinguishable. 1. Without government, as among our Indians. 2. Under governments wherein the will of every one has a just influence, as is the case in England in a slight degree, and in our states in a great one. 3. Under governments of force: as is the case in all other monarchies and in most of the other republics. To have an idea of the curse of existence under these last, they must be seen. It is a government of wolves over sheep. It is a problem, not clear in my mind, that the 1st. condition is not the best. But I believe it to be inconsistent with any great degree of population. The second state has a great deal of good in it. The mass of mankind under that enjoys a precious degree of liberty and happiness. It has it’s evils too: the principal of which is the turbulence to which it is subject. But weigh this against the oppressions of monarchy, and it becomes nothing. Malo periculosam, libertatem quam quietam servitutem. Even this evil is productive of good. It prevents the degeneracy of government, and nourishes a general attention to the public affairs. I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical. Unsuccesful rebellions indeed generally establish the incroachments on the rights of the people which have produced them. An observation of this truth should render honest republican governors so mild in their punishment of rebellions, as not to discourage them too much. It is a medecine necessary for the sound health of government." -Thomas Jefferson. We are quickly changing from government 2 to government 3
@FOO OF MOORPARK governments have the military and most certainly the cops in their back pocket, so if they don't get you for one thing, they'll get you for another and start the same charade all over again! governments have NEVER been about representing "the people", it's all about power and money and enriching one self and making one self look powerful and important to the general public. and of course after all this, it's about seeing how much bullying you can get away with too!
Back when I was about 6 and sold lemonade as a kid a cop pulled up and he said someone reported us. The cop bought a 25 cent lemonade and tipped us 10 bucks what an absolute bro.
"What are you in jail for"? "I killed a family while driving drunk, Felony Hit and Run..." "How about you"? "My husband and I held Church group on Thursday"
+itsnotaboutme libertarians believe that it's none of their business what someone else does with their body or property. Pro life is just a way to control people's sexual activity. Even with contraception, there's a small chance a pregnancy can happen. So they tell you 'just don't have sex' idk how exactly it's the governments business whether someone has sex or not. Even if it is a child. Legally you should be able to refuse your blood or money to anyone. A foetus needs your blood, organs, nutrient, everything to survive. That's why it should be legal to remove a foetus if you want to. You should be able to put anything in your body & take anything out of your body without government involvement. It's legal to refuse your baby a blood transfusion, breast milk, you can even give them up for adoption if you don't want your body and property going to supporting he baby. There's no way to keep a foetus alive without someone's body, when that day comes we can save every foetus and put
Christians: Just a sprinkle of God SJWs: Just a sprinkle of offended and stupidity Cops: Just a sprinkle of Crack Chef Ramsay: Just a sprinkle of salt and pepper
“We don’t know how the lemonade was made”. Here’s an idea, since the cops had already located those evil little perps at the crime scene, maybe try the advanced investigative technique commonly known as asking.
As if it was impossible to lie to the cops. If you want to sell food, you gotta comply with food safety laws, as easy as that. You wouldnt want to consume food that someone threw together in his dirty kitchen with possibly spoiled ingredients, wouldnt you?
@@obi-wankenobi9871 I wonder why cops are always asking questions if people just lie to them anyway. Oh yeah, because their demeanor also provides info they can use. Not even going to address your second point, you are beyond stupid.
@@Ethan7s Youre a special kind of idiot, arent you? When you have laws that everyone has to obey, EVERYONE has to. Demanding, that not everyone who wants to sell food, has to play by the same rules is hypocritical, unfair and unamerican (even though americans love to be hypocrites). There is nothing wrong with my second point, youre just to fucking dumb to bring anything meaningful against it to the table, so you avoid arguing against it, by just saying it is stupid. Laws are laws, if you dont like them, change them and stop giving the people that have to enforce them shit.
TH-cam User wouldn’t i? Probably not. How the fuck is it YOUR business if someone decides they do? You’re an authoritarian boot licker. Plain and simple. Laws are not laws. Laws are only laws for the people that can’t afford to say otherwise.
The government has too much power. In my area it’s illegal to keep commercial vehicles like dump trucks on your property simply because it’s an eye sore. Why tf can the government tell me what I put on my private property looks bad?
nGon- my neighbor hood doesn’t have a HOA the local government decided back in like 2005 that keeping commercial vehicles on private property is an eye sore and made it illegal
SportSoulLife regular trucks are allowed aslong as they don’t advertise company’s and construction equipment/ commercial vehicles have to be either kept on the construction site or in a licensed storage area. Public streets, drive ways, and yards arnt allowed
Guy 1: "what are you in jail for?" Guy 2: "I robbed a bank and killed 7 cops in the process. And you?" Guy 1: "a tree in my backyard wasn't on the list of approved trees"
It’s also worth mentioning that the girls selling lemonade at the beginning of the video where told that they couldn’t sell lemonade without a permit but they were allowed to beg for money IIRC
You never really win if you're spiteful and hateful and work for the government you can do things like this to people.. It takes one person the start this madness
There was a period in Medieval England where laws became so stringent and numerous that it actually undermined social cohesion and turned people into criminals/bandits. As an honest man could not get through his day with out breaking some law or local ordnance which drove them further in poverty. In the end legal system broke down as people stopped adhering to it and the government lost control. History has a nasty habit of repeating itself.
@@user-ez9is7lb9p I don't have one for England, but if you want something similar, look up the German Peasants War of 1524. Imperial Laws made it essentially illegal for peasants to do things like hunt, fish, log for wood, etc. On top of that, it was illegal to get married without a noble's permission, and when a serf died, their 'lord' got the first pick of his estate. All of this coupled with extreme taxation, Imperial Knights (their right to fight honor wars had been overruled, so they turned on their peasants to make up for lost income), and the start of 'radical' Protestantism preaching for emancipation lead to one of Germany's bloodier wars.
The police force in London just recently admitted that they have entirely lost control of London streets, and are powerless to enforce much of anything. Thank you for sharing that fascinating bit of info. I like the idea that, one day, maybe the police departments here in the states will shove "duties" aside for the liberties of all individuals. Probably not as likely a scenario as ultimate tyranny due to the Massive technology disparity between citizens and the government who "we employ".
U bought the stupid argument? That means that the government is right all the time even if it's wrong. All the time you should worship it and fear it like a god or else, your life is clusterfuck. Satanic devotion at it's best.!
When laws are created, they must be carefully considered. They have to be firmly created evenly enforced. You don't want unknown ingredients that could be dangerous put into foods and drinks? Bet those lemonade glasses didn't have listed ingredients and nutritional information. Want to ensure all food handling is done in a safe manner? Did the kids complete food handling safety courses to ensure all dishes were properly washed, dried, and sanitized? Where do you draw the line? Now kids can't sell lemonade without complying with federal, state and local regulations, permits, inspections, etc. Did the lemonade stand have the required number of public bathrooms and handicapped accessibility? Should they? You decide. And figure out how to make it as fair as possible to everyone. So this is why it is SO IMPORTANT TO VOTE FOR RESPONSIBLE, INTELLIGENT LAWMAKERS AND REPRESENTATIVES.
What the heck, she won the case and the federal government is completely ignoring it. What happened to the separation of powers and enforcing the constitution?
@@kendy.online he was making a joke that the feds are broke so they had to charge a couple on their own property for laws already upheld in federal and state law for 30 K a day. That’s the joke I think
“Ey, what are ya in for?” “I was in a fit of rage... I killed my boss and rampaged around the office, injuring five and killing another two. You, what are you in for?” “I had a tree in my backyard.”
Because that's not the real story. You can look up the court case online. He owned and operated a fishing fleet in Honduras for years, and amongst other minor issues (like the boxes) was breaking three notable Honduran laws designed to protect their fisheries. Specifically they were catching undersized lobsters, catching egg-bearing lobsters, and failing to report their catch numbers and have their catch physically examined by Honduran authorities.
I left the U.S. in 1993 because I felt liberty was the most important thing. Spent 21 years in Australia, most of which I had that feeling until like the U.S., the enviro-fascist nanny state ballooned beyond endurance. Now I live in Bali, Indonesia where I have my farm and a small restaurant with my Balinese wife. We have very little interference from government in our everyday lives, the running of our business or the building of our home. This video made me so sad that America has given government so much power to destroy the life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Democrats OR Republicans...the crushing of liberty continues unabated...
It's not a government for like 20-30 years already.. Its a corrupted mob that has a huge monopoly on everything and they get elected thanks to all these things like frauds, poor public education, psych warfare, expensive campaigns, school indoctrination, subliminal messaging, media propaganda, and all the usual daily distractions like hobbies, movies, shows, video games, long work hours that keep you occupied and so on
It's a bit more complicated than presented here. The case was about importing $15M of lobsters that were illegal to harvest in Honduras because they were undersized. The box versus bag only was an indicator that they have been inspected in Honduras, which they weren't. The government showed a pattern where the defendants knowingly circumvented the Lacey Act, which made it illegal for US citizens to violate foreign fishing laws. Schoenwetter apparently knew he was violating the law and used various methods to conceal this. After the conviction, Honduras reinterpreted their law and filed an amicus in the appeal, but the appeal court majority upheld the conviction, apparently feeling there was _mens rea_. www.eenews.net/stories/1059964426
Every time I get discouraged and feel like I can't fight the good fight... I watch this video and it gives me the fire I need to keep fighting against this oppressive government, who trample all over good people every day. I will never stop spreading the message of freedom.
Because generally speaking people don't care enough about whats going on outside their own little worlds. with that said, not caring makes people ignorant of the wrongdoing of others. This is what turning a blind eye to wrong things does to us.
@@fds7476 Government is inherently incompetent compared to the free market, as competition is what brings up the best ideas. That is why central planning never works.
The guy who sold lobsters in plastic bags instead of boxes lost everything: his life savings, his business, his marriage and his sons; and the last couple lost their life savings, their business and their home. This is truly heart-wrenching and sickening, the government is out of control.
Barely any reason for kids to go outside much anymore because it's either dangerous or half the experience is well enough inside with movied and games. Can't blame them though, not a lot to do outside atm
cartoon craver No,you are wrong.Kids play fortnite because it became popular and people started making clickbaits out of it and kids are used for money.
Rene Perez The wetlands will still be protected. To solve this problem, the epa needs to be restructured to not bulldoze over small land owners.(unfortunately some people actually do build on wetland.) Since these people didn't build on wetland, they should be left alone. The EPA shouldn't be able to do that. If they did build on wetland, boo hoo. All they are gonna get is a slice of pity pie, cause wetland is wetland. And it needs to be protected.
Rene Perez yeah. Recently I saw what the epa was doing to middle America. Tell manufactures they’re destroying the environment so the jobs go to China where they have the worst air quality in the world. And they weren’t hurting the environment to begin with.
Sentenced to over eight years imprisonment for importing shipping containers of frozen lobsters packaged in bags rather than boxes. Career ruined, life severely damaged. If that's really what happened, then there is at least one evildoer responsible for a grave crime, and it's not the person who spent years in jail. The government considers harmless actions grounds to cause brutal harm to people and mercilessly destroy lives. Which they do for no apparent reason. A prosecutor looking to justify his job with an extra case!
@@charlesajones77 not only is it reprehensible, it deserves justice. And so do the many many others that we don't hear about because they weren't lucky enough to get on the news or internet/whatever. This is a violation of human life to almost the highest extent. The next thing up is wrongful execution of an innocent. This needs more action.
Well, lets say that frozen lobsters being packaged in bags has a health risk, and the guy has been warned before but decided that boxes were either too expensive to care about it or even worse, thought the health risk itself was a bullshit reason. I mean, as far as I can hear is that he did it for 13 years. The tip was anonymous and it actually broke the first Honduran Fishing Law. Where fish is to be packaged in cardboard boxes. The FDA has nothing to do about that. Since law enforcement took an oath to enforce the law, EVEN IF THEY DISAGREE WITH IT, they must act upon it. You know how he could have gotten out of it? By asking for some time to go to court in Honduras and get an official document proclaiming that he could package lobsters with plastic bags. Would have saved him everything, as not even the supreme court is to ignore laws. The Lacey act has existed since 1900 and states you cant break the law in pretty much any country if it involves wildlife, the only exception being an officially approved document that is signed by the national lawyer and approved by the attorney general. The attorney general approved it, all he had to do is read the lacey act and go to honduras to get an official document written and signed by a lawyer, maybe even getting a permanent, individual permit or even get honduras to change the law entirely. But no, instead of taking that option, he tried going further in american court, like the american court has any say about honduran laws, and wasted of his life in prison. Breaking the Lacey act leads to 8-10 year in prison, the AG approval got the court to reduce it to 6. Seriously, people, if you need to go to court for breaking a law on international matters, use both countries. American law doesnt go above the laws of another country. There is only so much a judge can do without losing his or her job, and a judge will always choose to keep their job rather than risking it for a guy or girl that sticks to their gut and doesnt read into the law to prevent their case. Blaming american laws for a stupid honduran law is ridiculous.
So for this lobster guy, the government spent roughly $5,000,000 of taxpayers money, money that should be improving the local area or funding resources we need, and they spent all of that to send a guy to jail for 5 years for what? Putting lobsters in plastic bags and not cardboard boxes? And how much did it cost to have him incarcerated for 6 years? Prisons aren't cheap to build, guard and keep staffed, and this is all money spent to protect the people, God forbid if he had kept running his business like that as he had done for years and years beforehand.
That's not what happened. The full case is much more complicated. That guy had imported 15 million dollars of undersized, illegal lobsters, and that's what he got the times for. This show is EXTREMELY one sided, so if you hear something on it that sounds completely ridiculous to you, do a bit more research to find out the details
This is one of the stupidest things that I've ever seen in my life. Stopping kids from selling lemonaid and criminalising people for studying a religion in their own homes. "Land of the free", right?
I just got this in my recommendations. I really think us Americans need to revolt. We need to hold lawmakers and enforcers responsible for outrageous things that ruin lives. We the people should be lawmakers, not individuals who assume they're above the law.
I'm ready to revolt. I'll join you. We need to get more people tho. Also do you have a plan on to what we need to do? I've seen too much evil and corruption and myself have been oppressed from the tyrannical government. I'm ready to do something about it. Lead the way and I'll help if you got a plan.
We need to all work together and do something about this enough complaining and talking. I'm ready for action when someone gives me the word and tells me what we're doing.
^^^ this. lobster guy must've been eliminated because he messed with the wrong competitor, or had some powerful and influential dude who wanted his market share.
As soon as they started saying they went and asked the local gov to clean the obstruction… I would’ve just done that without asking man! Really why not just do it. I would never ask anyone in gov for a favor especially after just going through that.
Happens in governments which are turning into dictatorships, these laws help people in power to do biased enforcement make laws so complicated and pity that almost everyone does that. Then arrest your enemies or opponents because of these laws
Like the lawyer said and I am an interstate truck driver no matter what if they want to find something that you are doing wrong they will and you will pay. This is not a government for the people, this is a government for the rich and Powerful
I feel as though we are a week away from going full lorax... The great wall was predicted, ruled with a tiny iron fist. Trump gunna fuck up our air and sell it to us. NNNNNNNOOOOO
so true at times and when things go wrong Gov's are the first to say its not my fault even thow we pass a law requiring you to pay us to inspect the work, the work must be done with in the laws or codes we passed We came out more that once and passed the work at each stage but the fact it fail is not our fult and if you wish to rebuild you must pull another permit and pay a fee for us to inspect the work to oue codes
You mean if the Government can steal assests from You they will. I wonder which Judge/Freemason bought the Land at Auction time. When is enough enough that Good People will Stand Up to this Tyranny
I couldn’t believe after winning their case in court, the EPA and some other agency still decided it was still a wetland and they couldn’t build their home even after receiving a permit from the county.
All of you boomers are delusional lol Trump is a fucking crook just like the rest of them. Ron Paul was the only real chance America had at returning to what it was always ment to be
@@jerimiahstephens8580 wow. never saw a crook give away hundreds of thousands of dollars. why would a crook say "im donating my entire paycheck for 4 years"
Wow... Absolutely despicable. What reasonable and feeling person would enforce such absurd laws? These government thugs must be both brain dead and hateful.
The govt tried to charge me, a 17 year old, 1000 dollars per every dead tree I had cut down on forest ground bordering my familie's property out in Ironside Oregon. The potential for HUGE fines was there but because of the snow, the forest rangers couldn't get up p there. Amazing.... Dead trees....
@@WhatsY0UTUB3 Dead trees have been collected across the country's public forest lands for eons. The rule is that you can't cut anything down. Well, the shiatloads of standing dead timber create fire hazards. Govt nonsense through & through. People were able to harvest the snags I felled instead of looking at lightning rods year after year. The funniest part though about what you said is the fact that fish & game systematically cut the lock on the gate leading to that forest ground. They claimed that they had a right of way even though it had been settled long ago...
@@smallknuckles5708 He did help people out of trouble several times before hand. Like freeing that kid whos father is the head of NBL in a chinese court of law.
Classic Pinball I think he's gotten enough recognition "He has received numerous honors, including 19 Emmy Awards. John joined the ABC News staff in 1981 as a correspondent for 20/20 and a consumer reporter for Good Morning America. He became co-anchor of 20/20 in 2003. John moved to the Fox Business Network in 2009."
The army to busy worrying about land they don't own they didn't have time to maintain the levies at new Orleans, causing billions in damage, woops no biggie for them, derelict in duties oh well.
The Army was extremely corrupt when i was in. They stop paying me housing allowance just because they felt like but wouldn't let me live on post. They also banned me from post, where IWork lol
Just wait till you find out how many children the elites traffic underground. Then you'll cry. Very interesting correlation between missing child last seen locations and entrances to major underground tunnels systems. Do not trust the govt. Trust your fellow citizen.
Francis York but still. That’s the first thing any tyrannical government has done first. Even under Marshall law preventing the meeting of three or more ppl. To fine ppl from meeting in large groups and even worse a religious ones is just bad. To say u need a permit to meet in a group in extreme thinking is like thinking the government wants to know where and what you’re doing by getting permits. Obviously this a very extreme view but it’s a fundamental right of why protecting large assemblies exist. If the cars outside were the problem, then they should have ticketed the cars blocking roads or parked illegally.
@@ChazDalton the main problem is that with so many people the neighbours were getting trapped in /out it really had nothing to do with religion just the size of it were 10 people it wouldn't have been a problem.
The man and woman who lived on the "wetland," how is it legal what happened after the jury found they did nothing wrong? How could the Army Corps of Engineers and EPA disregard the jury based on their "feelings?" And how can they get away with fining them $38,000 a day when the 8th Amendment protects us from excess fines? I never truly understood why people wanted very small and limited government but after watching this, we need as little government as possible.
"What you in for?" "Fixing my car" There's a law in California that basically says right to repair is illegal. EDIT: forgot to mention this law been in effect for a couple of years now
But if they were Muslims and there were dozens of them in one small house holding Quran studies (even DURING COVID where nobody is permitted to have large gatherings), then California wouldn’t dare make a peep because they wouldn’t wanna be, well you know, racist or xenophobic. Heck, they’d probably even provide city owned buildings for them to use for free and even give them tax money so they can hold more “Quran studies” with thousands more people!
There needs to be some kind of accountability for this! Somebody needs to be able to say when the federal government has stepped too far! This is scary and disgusting. That story of the Jack and Jill losing their home is heartbreaking, and the idea that the government has infinite resources to destroy people's lives is intolerable.
I noticed from the Fast Growing Trees website that Arizona and Florida have idiotic restrictions on trees. And of all places Arizona as such an arid state it's rather odd? It's not as if they have the best soil and precipitation for trees to even survive in the first place?
Pembroke Pines, Florida has idiotic and draconian tree codes. A homeowner who removes 1 tree must replace it with 2. Trees should not even be planted near houses in hurricane zones. Especially in small yards. But, Pembroke Pines is Blue. They do Blue things.
All the more reason to shrink this government fast! Term limits for Congress. No new "laws and regulations" that run counter to the Bill of Rights. Enough already!
You think Congress are going to vote to put themselves out of a job? The first responsibility to a Senator or Congress person is not to their constituents but to get re-elected as much as possible.
Phillip S how do you think they get re-elected? By listening to their voters and changing their platform to get voted in so they will accurately reflect the will of their constituents. If a congressman isn't trying to change to get re-elected and keeps his job regardless, that is the definition of a tyrant.
"what are you in for?" "I robbed many banks nearly getting away with 10 million dollars." "Oh, I put lobsters in a plastic bag." "I moved some logs." The government needs to screw off sometimes.
Good to see cops like you around. The woman saying it's their job to do it is an idiot. Here's the thing, sure cops are supposed to enforce the law but what's more important is being human and understanding. No fucking person is gonna fire her for not closing down the lemonade stand and even if they bought a lemonade, no other cops are gonna be like "you can't do that". The girl isn't really harming anyone and no one cares about it. So, the reason for closing it, is not because she was enforcing the law (well technically she is but here me out here) because no one cares about it and there's nothing wrong with selling lemonade. The real reason is because she's a fucking Karen.
Good cops deserve to hear when they are appreciated, and it is rare to find anyone who even knows the difference between the letter and the spirit of the law. Thank you Paul Fed
@@mattlane2282 I mean, there’s been so many good experiences that people have had with cops, it’s just that the government behind them is bad, blaming others members of the working class instead of the owning class is contributing to the tyranny.
"What are you in jail for?"
"I killed 3 people and robbed a bank"
"How about you?"
"I sold lobsters"
Stunnedstudios In plastic instead of cardboard
it's scary man
Lobsters Lives Matter! Selling lobsters is lobster slavery. 🤣🤣🤣
Yea, that man should be given back his business and a pile of money. You can't give him back time or the loss of his family and that is priceless. It's no wonder these thugs come at you with assault weapons and body armor they seem to understand what even they might do if the shoe was on the other foot. Wonder how they can sleep at night knowing they are the real criminals.
"I smuggled in $15,000,000+ of illegal undersized lobsters" -fixed
Thats america for ya
"When the people fear the government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty."
-George Washington
George Watts I thought it was Thomas Jefferson who said that
Good quote, but it was Thomas Jefferson who said it.
@@larry5272 lmao
george jefferson said it actually
@@Xedilian bruh, this has nothing to do with Trump. He won't be in power forever, but the federal government is.
Pro tip, if the government doesn’t get a cut, it’s “illegal”
perfectly stated
Yeah that really sums it up well
On god!
They are the real mafia
So eBay is illegal? Dang it!!
"selling without a permit"
A. K. A.
" Selling without giving us a cut"
If it's illegal it's called racketeering. If it's legal it's called taxation and permits. Governments are the most successful organized crime syndicates. All others are amatures.
Fr tho the difference between senators and mafia gods is that senators are bureaucrats
Well yes but actually yes
Yup. Even if you put all the Mafia gangs together... they look like rank-smelling amateurs next to any City hall...
*Giving us a cut before you make Revenue.
I begin to see why the Founders had a problem with big government.
Better than a small government tho, they abandoned the Articles of Confederation
Small government led to the largest government. If you want to repeat the cycle, shrink the govt instead of abolishing it
@@vincentcollado277 no small goverments are easier to control because citizens have a actual voice and enough of them can put the law into action
That’s it I’m making my own country
@Sound Money quite the essay there, thank you for educating ignorant people in the comments
"what are you in for?"
"I ran a ponzi scheme that stole $30 million. You?"
"I moved a log."
I farted
Moved a log... When I was 16, my family rented a cottage on the beach. The next cottage along had a family staying. One day, the father of that family was busy digging at a drift log. I watched him from our porch for 20 minutes. Then I walked down, picked up the log, and said "where do you want it?" When he got his voice back, he wanted the log in the water so it would float away. I decide that was a hazard to navigation, so I broke it across my knee into four parts, and stacked these by the garbage. It was removed by the garbage removal folks the next day. If he had his way he'd have endangered the pleasure boats in the lake. Hmm... Moved alog...
i took a shit on a cop car..... man these laws are getting out of hand
i drained aswamp
“I sold lobsters on the black market”
Don’t forget, you have the right to bear arms against a tyrannical government
And I’m allowed to say that due to the 1st amendment
Am I gonna get in trouble for giving you a thumbs up?
Thats wat they say haha until u shoot them and they lock u up or kill u trying
@@steveescher1554 yea until people wake up by the millions and begin standing shoulder to shoulder.
You still think you have rights? Watch the video again please.
Not a bad idea
There was a woman that murdered her daughter and got a year in jail. A man imported a lobster caught in Honduras and got sentenced 8 years. Wtf.
That’s messed up.
It’s Bc she’s a woman.
There is much, much more to the Abner Schoenstetter lobster tail case than depicted here. The lobsters were undersized and caught in violation of Honduras’ fisheries laws. There was a long investigation involving a series of other charges as well. He didn’t get 8 years for bags over boxes.
@@winstonian88 Fair, and the ecosystem damage can be quite a bit. However the woman should get more than one year, unless the evidence was inconclusive.
@@winstonian88 The problem is there’s gender bias against men and you need to acknowledge that
That woman and her husband getting charged 37k a day should enrage everyone.
"Land of the free" "the American dream" all destroyed and an illusion
Why wasn't his response just "come and take it" I'm sure that would've caught some attention
@@Thedisciplemike it's all bought out by lobbyists now, when I speak to alot of people about how we need to remove a whole bunch of laws in this country ,people look at me like I'm nuts.
I’m your 69th like ;)
The American dream is proven better to be in Canada. America isn’t a good country at all. Under the top 100 for safest and education.
"Are you watering your garden?"
Yes sir.
"Why isn't the hose blue? Why aren't you watering at a 70° angle? WHY ARE YOU DOING IT ON A SATURDAY?"
*$50,000*
😂😂😂
Oh and by the way, your garden is just wet enough to be called a wetland. Move out or face life in prison.
Now we'll use the money to give free shit to people who don't need it.
Sounds like you’ve lived in California before 😁
No shit. Bunch of f--ing control freaks.
This is sickening. Government is out of control.
@@2nostromo Trump has gotten rid of quite a few regulations (A lot of really stupid ones), and has said himself he wants to go back to what it was like in the 1960's. Guess you missed that. Also because of Trump removing regulations the family in the last part of this video is now able to build on their land that they were chased off of because of stupid regulations. Finally that same family I believe is now legally able to go after the government because of the bullshit they had put them through.
Coacervate Droplet Look at "trump deregulations." He gets stopped, but tried to take down so many crazy laws.
@@2nostromo over $33 billion worth of regulations cut. I'd say he's doing what he promised.
Believe me, it is going to get much, much worse.
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Astranat Or better not... cutting regulations is a tiny bit of running the presidency. Trump is in no way capable of running America. Just check out his ridiculously poor leadership in the virus crisis.
So i went to prison. The officer looked at me, you again, he said.
First it was lemonade
Then chocolate cookies
What are you in for this time ?
Head down i mumbled. " I bought a house"
The officer and?
"It had a tree in it"
I looked around and saw all the rapists the thieves and murderers, all looking at me with contempt in their eye´s. ill never forget.
Great comment
So you get 5 years for trying to do "stuff" with a kid but 8 for wrong lobster packaging??????
Reasonable
7 years for murder.
It’s because pedos will do it again and go back to court make the government more money so they don’t want them in jail they want them in the courtroom as much as possible
I don't know how things work in the States, but the years get stacked, right? You do stuff with a minor 50 times and you are looking at 250 years. Or am I wrong? I read about a guy who got 1000 years on his ass.
I murdered someone during an argument in 1988 and I only got 7 years and was out in 6 because of overcrowding.
I purchased lemonade from a child who had a lemonade stand in Santa Monica last month. Does that mean that I am aiding and abetting a criminal activity?
Quirky76
Yes, please turn yourself in to your nearest local authority.
@@dulfinz5254 too late, he was raided by seal team six.
@@dankestvonmemen76288 glad my tax dollars could help
@@dulfinz5254 no need the FBI probably already got him
You make me SICK.
Kid: wants to have a source of income without selling drugs
Government: "slow down there buckaroo"
It's called being a pharmacist. Geez. Opioids won't push themselves without insurance.
Yeah , when I was their age I wasn’t able to get a job, these kids are entrepreneurs and should be praised for their skills , not punished .
Seattle: oh your littering and selling dangerous drugs, have a ball
Also seattle: your selling lemonade I'm shutting you down
I was an addict many years ago, and I can affirm through experience that kids will sell drugs because they make better money than selling lemonade or whatever, and frankly would be safer working with the black market. And they're regularly trying to get money for rent, or food, or to pay parking tickets that if not paid will end with someone behind bars.
6 year olds sell drugs???
That man who got 8 years and a month in prison for illegally importing lobster got more time than the officer who was found guilty of 16 counts of battery, a charge for unlawful use of a weapon, and murder of Laquan McDonald in Chicago (2014). That is outrageous!
Nothing surprises me anymore in this day in age!
I don't know what's in my drink at McDonald's why aren't they shut down.
if you're so concerned you can absolutely look up a nutrition label
@@Patrick.Weightman I am pretty concerned
They have a permit, that was the case
It's just ice cubes, cola, and either spit or cum
Because they buy out their inspectors
Your telling me that the government ruined this man's life over not putting lobsters in correct boxes
what the hell?
Michael Cmar that’s kind of exactly what government does.
@@themaxwell-xg2ht
"They may conclude too hastily that nature has formed man insusceptible of any other government but that of force, a conclusion not founded in truth, nor experience. Societies exist under three forms sufficiently distinguishable. 1. Without government, as among our Indians. 2. Under governments wherein the will of every one has a just influence, as is the case in England in a slight degree, and in our states in a great one. 3. Under governments of force: as is the case in all other monarchies and in most of the other republics. To have an idea of the curse of existence under these last, they must be seen. It is a government of wolves over sheep. It is a problem, not clear in my mind, that the 1st. condition is not the best. But I believe it to be inconsistent with any great degree of population. The second state has a great deal of good in it. The mass of mankind under that enjoys a precious degree of liberty and happiness. It has it’s evils too: the principal of which is the turbulence to which it is subject. But weigh this against the oppressions of monarchy, and it becomes nothing. Malo periculosam, libertatem quam quietam servitutem. Even this evil is productive of good. It prevents the degeneracy of government, and nourishes a general attention to the public affairs. I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical. Unsuccesful rebellions indeed generally establish the incroachments on the rights of the people which have produced them. An observation of this truth should render honest republican governors so mild in their punishment of rebellions, as not to discourage them too much. It is a medecine necessary for the sound health of government." -Thomas Jefferson.
We are quickly changing from government 2 to government 3
That makes me sick to my stomach
@FOO OF MOORPARK governments have the military and most certainly the cops in their back pocket, so if they don't get you for one thing, they'll get you for another and start the same charade all over again! governments have NEVER been about representing "the people", it's all about power and money and enriching one self and making one self look powerful and important to the general public. and of course after all this, it's about seeing how much bullying you can get away with too!
According to him
Back when I was about 6 and sold lemonade as a kid a cop pulled up and he said someone reported us. The cop bought a 25 cent lemonade and tipped us 10 bucks what an absolute bro.
At least he wasn't on an ego trip
Mad respect for that cop. He had a moral compass and stuck by it.
When I was younger my county sheriff did the same thing. Couldn't care less.
Awesome 😀
What is up with people having a problem with lemonade stands?
Jimmy, Age 7
Sentenced to 15 years in Jail for selling Lemonade.
“I’m just glad that criminal scum is behind bars”
-anonymous user
"What are you in jail for"?
"I killed a family while driving drunk, Felony Hit and Run..."
"How about you"?
"My husband and I held Church group on Thursday"
"Degenerate"
Prison alpha male identified
I now understand libertarians
MINIMUM GOVERNMENT = MAXIMUM FREEDOM!
I understand pro-life libertarians.
Pro-baby-slaughter libertarians are still baffling.
+itsnotaboutme libertarians believe that it's none of their business what someone else does with their body or property. Pro life is just a way to control people's sexual activity. Even with contraception, there's a small chance a pregnancy can happen. So they tell you 'just don't have sex' idk how exactly it's the governments business whether someone has sex or not. Even if it is a child. Legally you should be able to refuse your blood or money to anyone. A foetus needs your blood, organs, nutrient, everything to survive. That's why it should be legal to remove a foetus if you want to. You should be able to put anything in your body & take anything out of your body without government involvement. It's legal to refuse your baby a blood transfusion, breast milk, you can even give them up for adoption if you don't want your body and property going to supporting he baby. There's no way to keep a foetus alive without someone's body, when that day comes we can save every foetus and put
+itsnotaboutme them in a incubator. Idk how we will take care of an extra million kids. I guess orphanages will have to come back. How lovely.
It's a violation of the NAP to murder a baby after it's born, and it's a violation of the NAP to murder a baby before it's born.
“WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?”
“Building a house.”
“YOU CAN’T DO THAT!”
“What do you mean? This is my property.”
“YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL!!!”
didnt ask the city/ town inspector for a permit.
@@choutarokujo7686 Yes they did.
@@choutarokujo7686 did you even watch the video?
(Black guy meme): *“I’M GOIN TA JAIl”*
To actually have the land you need property AND mineral rights. It's a pain in the ass.
The government owes that man his life and business after destroying it, so sad.. Reduce gov = reduced suffering, debt, deficit, etc..
Yes little girls are makimg lemonade with crack
@I know Cause I'm BatMan. Little girls are gangsters according to this police station
@I know Cause I'm BatMan. No they are straight up cartel mofos
Christians: Just a sprinkle of God
SJWs: Just a sprinkle of offended and stupidity
Cops: Just a sprinkle of Crack
Chef Ramsay: Just a sprinkle of salt and pepper
It's infected with STDs which they got from their daddy
@@strunchshag6129 you went too far
In elementary school I traded my milk for some apples.
Get this; I had no permit!
What kind of deal is that though. Milk is worth AT LEAST an Apple and a cluster of grapes
@@CrussellJohnson Exploitation!
Jonathan Paul milk Is not worth shit half the time it's expired too
@@danielalejandrovillalobos3446 I do agree that the milk economy has been failing of late..
STOP you’ve violated the law you’re going to jail for 2 months for illegal milk trading
“We don’t know how the lemonade was made”.
Here’s an idea, since the cops had already located those evil little perps at the crime scene, maybe try the advanced investigative technique commonly known as asking.
It's big brain time
As if it was impossible to lie to the cops. If you want to sell food, you gotta comply with food safety laws, as easy as that. You wouldnt want to consume food that someone threw together in his dirty kitchen with possibly spoiled ingredients, wouldnt you?
@@obi-wankenobi9871 I wonder why cops are always asking questions if people just lie to them anyway. Oh yeah, because their demeanor also provides info they can use. Not even going to address your second point, you are beyond stupid.
@@Ethan7s Youre a special kind of idiot, arent you? When you have laws that everyone has to obey, EVERYONE has to. Demanding, that not everyone who wants to sell food, has to play by the same rules is hypocritical, unfair and unamerican (even though americans love to be hypocrites).
There is nothing wrong with my second point, youre just to fucking dumb to bring anything meaningful against it to the table, so you avoid arguing against it, by just saying it is stupid.
Laws are laws, if you dont like them, change them and stop giving the people that have to enforce them shit.
TH-cam User wouldn’t i? Probably not. How the fuck is it YOUR business if someone decides they do? You’re an authoritarian boot licker. Plain and simple. Laws are not laws. Laws are only laws for the people that can’t afford to say otherwise.
This reminds me just how much I hate the government and every single one of their paracitie employees
We need to burn the swamp and disband all nonessential federal agencies.
The government has too much power. In my area it’s illegal to keep commercial vehicles like dump trucks on your property simply because it’s an eye sore. Why tf can the government tell me what I put on my private property looks bad?
This is why the 2nd amendment exists
nGon- my neighbor hood doesn’t have a HOA the local government decided back in like 2005 that keeping commercial vehicles on private property is an eye sore and made it illegal
J D So all trucks, construction equipment, agricultural machines etc have to be parked on public roads too then?
SportSoulLife regular trucks are allowed aslong as they don’t advertise company’s and construction equipment/ commercial vehicles have to be either kept on the construction site or in a licensed storage area. Public streets, drive ways, and yards arnt allowed
J D Id really like to see that law as there surely is a loophole one could exploit
" what are you in for?"
"I Sold heroin. You?"
"I had a tree in my backyard"
Guy 1: "what are you in jail for?"
Guy 2: "I robbed a bank and killed 7 cops in the process. And you?"
Guy 1: "a tree in my backyard wasn't on the list of approved trees"
Guy 1: “what are you in for?”
Guy 2: “grand theft auto and property damage. And you?”
Guy 1: “lobsters”
I know that’s so crazy
He bought the house with that tree why is it a issue all of a sudden
and the police wants him to rat out others
I cleaned up a ditch
It’s also worth mentioning that the girls selling lemonade at the beginning of the video where told that they couldn’t sell lemonade without a permit but they were allowed to beg for money IIRC
Isn’t requiring a permit to hold meetings a violation of freedom of assembly and thus the first amendment?
Edit: So much for the first amendment.
I believe so, too. Shit's absolutely ridiculous.
Plain and simple tyranny! When are we the people going to take our government back?
Requiring a permit to do a bible study in your own home is definitely a 1st amendment violation of religious freedom.
Freedom of assembly yes, arguably this also violates freedom of speech and freedom of religion in the case mentioned in this video.
You never really win if you're spiteful and hateful and work for the government you can do things like this to people.. It takes one person the start this madness
There was a period in Medieval England where laws became so stringent and numerous that it actually undermined social cohesion and turned people into criminals/bandits. As an honest man could not get through his day with out breaking some law or local ordnance which drove them further in poverty. In the end legal system broke down as people stopped adhering to it and the government lost control. History has a nasty habit of repeating itself.
I hope so
@@user-ez9is7lb9p I don't have one for England, but if you want something similar, look up the German Peasants War of 1524. Imperial Laws made it essentially illegal for peasants to do things like hunt, fish, log for wood, etc. On top of that, it was illegal to get married without a noble's permission, and when a serf died, their 'lord' got the first pick of his estate. All of this coupled with extreme taxation, Imperial Knights (their right to fight honor wars had been overruled, so they turned on their peasants to make up for lost income), and the start of 'radical' Protestantism preaching for emancipation lead to one of Germany's bloodier wars.
The police force in London just recently admitted that they have entirely lost control of London streets, and are powerless to enforce much of anything.
Thank you for sharing that fascinating bit of info.
I like the idea that, one day, maybe the police departments here in the states will shove "duties" aside for the liberties of all individuals. Probably not as likely a scenario as ultimate tyranny due to the Massive technology disparity between citizens and the government who "we employ".
I thought the same... may as well not follow the law if you are gonna get fucked over
My friend said in Greece they raised taxes so high people stopped paying.
"We don't know what's in the lemonade" I can help with that lemon, sugar, and water.
And kids' filthy hands. Have you ever shaken hands with a kid? It's like they were holding a melted Butterfinger or something.
jeffw1267 only makes it better
jeffw1267 Have you ever learned what washing hands does?
U bought the stupid argument? That means that the government is right all the time even if it's wrong. All the time you should worship it and fear it like a god or else, your life is clusterfuck. Satanic devotion at it's best.!
it could be tap water... careful!
When laws are created, they must be carefully considered. They have to be firmly created evenly enforced.
You don't want unknown ingredients that could be dangerous put into foods and drinks? Bet those lemonade glasses didn't have listed ingredients and nutritional information. Want to ensure all food handling is done in a safe manner? Did the kids complete food handling safety courses to ensure all dishes were properly washed, dried, and sanitized? Where do you draw the line? Now kids can't sell lemonade without complying with federal, state and local regulations, permits, inspections, etc. Did the lemonade stand have the required number of public bathrooms and handicapped accessibility? Should they?
You decide. And figure out how to make it as fair as possible to everyone. So this is why it is SO IMPORTANT TO VOTE FOR RESPONSIBLE, INTELLIGENT LAWMAKERS AND REPRESENTATIVES.
Shutting down a lemonade stand because you don't know what's in the lemonade... Isn't that being guilty until proven innocent?
Since when was the United States a free country? 100 years ago? 200 years ago? It’s worse than Canada these days...and Canada has hate speech laws! 😂
@@catlover1781 hate speech is free speech you dumb fuck. I can shittalk whoever I want.
@@депрессивныйстудент But you can't sell lemonda in your own yard or build on your own property.
What makes them think that for example what haves in a big Mac is safe or not? People can put everything there.
@@депрессивныйстудент are you even American?
What the heck, she won the case and the federal government is completely ignoring it. What happened to the separation of powers and enforcing the constitution?
The US Govermeng ran out of toilet paper a long time ago. Its had to be replaced by something...
@Hello World wut
@Hello World tf you talkin bout lmao
@@kendy.online he was making a joke that the feds are broke so they had to charge a couple on their own property for laws already upheld in federal and state law for 30 K a day. That’s the joke I think
@@kendy.online @yacheberry
They ran out of toilet paper so they’re using the constitution to wipe instead
"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws."
Like California.
No no no no
The two feed off each other.
you know it's illegal to breath because you'r releasing green house gases
@@punker4Real imma copyright movement and sue everyone for every penny
“Ey, what are ya in for?”
“I was in a fit of rage... I killed my boss and rampaged around the office, injuring five and killing another two. You, what are you in for?”
“I had a tree in my backyard.”
This is so sad. A man had his life ruined because he sold lobsters in plastic bags instead of 40 pound boxes
People dont realize the weight this should carry
Gotta think too that 12 jurors sat there, heard the whole thing, and gave a thumbs up to the gov. to put the guy away.
Because that's not the real story. You can look up the court case online. He owned and operated a fishing fleet in Honduras for years, and amongst other minor issues (like the boxes) was breaking three notable Honduran laws designed to protect their fisheries. Specifically they were catching undersized lobsters, catching egg-bearing lobsters, and failing to report their catch numbers and have their catch physically examined by Honduran authorities.
@@nt7519 thank you for explaining
@@nt7519 Thanks, there's always 2 sides to the story
This is just shameful.
Jason Allen when I was 9 a cop would come everyday to get lemonade
tell me about it. They always shut down my elotero man
M it's a part of the cops I believe the mother said two other cops came one day earlier and bought lemonade and tipped them.
@Sparka J..shut up mate.
*Opens lemonade stand* FBI GET DOWN ON THE GROUND!!!!!!
Spencer Phillips Ladies and gentlemen... we got ‘em.
DONT FUCKING MOVE OR ILL BLOW YOUR FUCKING BRAINS OUT!!!
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Why is this funny but also true?
Lol
I left the U.S. in 1993 because I felt liberty was the most important thing. Spent 21 years in Australia, most of which I had that feeling until like the U.S., the enviro-fascist nanny state ballooned beyond endurance. Now I live in Bali, Indonesia where I have my farm and a small restaurant with my Balinese wife. We have very little interference from government in our everyday lives, the running of our business or the building of our home. This video made me so sad that America has given government so much power to destroy the life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Democrats OR Republicans...the crushing of liberty continues unabated...
Its stories like this that make me understand why people can be so anti government.
It's not a government for like 20-30 years already.. Its a corrupted mob that has a huge monopoly on everything and they get elected thanks to all these things like frauds, poor public education, psych warfare, expensive campaigns, school indoctrination, subliminal messaging, media propaganda, and all the usual daily distractions like hobbies, movies, shows, video games, long work hours that keep you occupied and so on
if they were for legit reasons not the most stupid uneducated things
and why so many people don't like their local police
6 years in prison for that? Wow.
It's a bit more complicated than presented here. The case was about importing $15M of lobsters that were illegal to harvest in Honduras because they were undersized. The box versus bag only was an indicator that they have been inspected in Honduras, which they weren't. The government showed a pattern where the defendants knowingly circumvented the Lacey Act, which made it illegal for US citizens to violate foreign fishing laws. Schoenwetter apparently knew he was violating the law and used various methods to conceal this. After the conviction, Honduras reinterpreted their law and filed an amicus in the appeal, but the appeal court majority upheld the conviction, apparently feeling there was _mens rea_. www.eenews.net/stories/1059964426
I think he meant the tree thing.
She's not in prison...
Sam Armstrong months you idiot
crazyadhdboy16 naw mang the lobster guy was sentenced 8 years and one month: served 6 years.
I thought this was the onion for a second.
After watching the whole thing, I wish it was....
Onion is funny and entertaining, but this is not.
We're living on an onion.
@@jeffaller6190 truth
Right? Haha it's so ridiculous.
Every time I get discouraged and feel like I can't fight the good fight... I watch this video and it gives me the fire I need to keep fighting against this oppressive government, who trample all over good people every day. I will never stop spreading the message of freedom.
Thank you. I hope one day we get to see an actual Nation founded on liberty
Sheriff: We dont know what's in the lemonade.
Me: Lemons and water.
And sugar
I would make the sheriff's lemonade extra special. What a bunch dbags?
Police chief.
also some drugs
Sheriff: We don't know whats in the white powdery packages.
You: flour.
You thinking: Officers: *Understandable have a great day*
🤦
How can people know about this and still want big government?!
Because generally speaking people don't care enough about whats going on outside their own little worlds. with that said, not caring makes people ignorant of the wrongdoing of others. This is what turning a blind eye to wrong things does to us.
They don't know
Because the problem isnt big government, its _incompetent_ big government.
@@fds7476 Government is inherently incompetent compared to the free market, as competition is what brings up the best ideas. That is why central planning never works.
@@Nick-kq8pg
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
The guy who sold lobsters in plastic bags instead of boxes lost everything: his life savings, his business, his marriage and his sons; and the last couple lost their life savings, their business and their home. This is truly heart-wrenching and sickening, the government is out of control.
-having a tree.
WAIT, THATS ILLEGAL
watch out the trees spoke vietnamese
But the Tree told Me it wanted to pronouned a shrub yonks ago
@@kieronbilton5595 too bad they're vietnamese
@@agent1787 You wouldn't be trying 2 say Vietnamese can't pronoun themselves Bahahaha
Rather have kids selling lemonade in the sunshine than drugs in the dark... lmao ridiculous
Lol
Why? Street smarts can open some doors...
Nope if both are illegal, rather have the drugs because it makes more money.
so true
Lemonade is obviously a gateway to meth.
This is why we have kids playing fortnite 24/7. They aren't allowed to be outside making money
Barely any reason for kids to go outside much anymore because it's either dangerous or half the experience is well enough inside with movied and games. Can't blame them though, not a lot to do outside atm
They allow them to go full Desmond and prostitute themselves, Real anarcho capitalist bullshit
@@IXIskarfaceIXI I dont know if that a joke or something but it made me laugh
Yeah keep telling yourself that
cartoon craver No,you are wrong.Kids play fortnite because it became popular and people started making clickbaits out of it and kids are used for money.
Horrific that man went to jail over the lobsters. The fact he went for 6 years, and that lady who stole $5B only got 10… absurd.
And yet everyone crying about Trump taking on the EPA
Rene Perez what does that have anything to do with this
Tristan Hayward he's talking about the last story, the epa stole their house.
Rene Perez The wetlands will still be protected. To solve this problem, the epa needs to be restructured to not bulldoze over small land owners.(unfortunately some people actually do build on wetland.)
Since these people didn't build on wetland, they should be left alone. The EPA shouldn't be able to do that. If they did build on wetland, boo hoo. All they are gonna get is a slice of pity pie, cause wetland is wetland. And it needs to be protected.
Rene Perez yeah. Recently I saw what the epa was doing to middle America. Tell manufactures they’re destroying the environment so the jobs go to China where they have the worst air quality in the world. And they weren’t hurting the environment to begin with.
@@timithy4569
No it doesn't. If someone owns property its theirs. They can dry it out or make it a wetland.
Sentenced to over eight years imprisonment for importing shipping containers of frozen lobsters packaged in bags rather than boxes. Career ruined, life severely damaged. If that's really what happened, then there is at least one evildoer responsible for a grave crime, and it's not the person who spent years in jail. The government considers harmless actions grounds to cause brutal harm to people and mercilessly destroy lives. Which they do for no apparent reason. A prosecutor looking to justify his job with an extra case!
6 years!! how is that even happening in 21st century America, 6 years of his life gone, wtf
This is reprehensible.
@@charlesajones77 not only is it reprehensible, it deserves justice. And so do the many many others that we don't hear about because they weren't lucky enough to get on the news or internet/whatever. This is a violation of human life to almost the highest extent. The next thing up is wrongful execution of an innocent. This needs more action.
Well, lets say that frozen lobsters being packaged in bags has a health risk, and the guy has been warned before but decided that boxes were either too expensive to care about it or even worse, thought the health risk itself was a bullshit reason. I mean, as far as I can hear is that he did it for 13 years. The tip was anonymous and it actually broke the first Honduran Fishing Law. Where fish is to be packaged in cardboard boxes. The FDA has nothing to do about that. Since law enforcement took an oath to enforce the law, EVEN IF THEY DISAGREE WITH IT, they must act upon it.
You know how he could have gotten out of it? By asking for some time to go to court in Honduras and get an official document proclaiming that he could package lobsters with plastic bags. Would have saved him everything, as not even the supreme court is to ignore laws. The Lacey act has existed since 1900 and states you cant break the law in pretty much any country if it involves wildlife, the only exception being an officially approved document that is signed by the national lawyer and approved by the attorney general. The attorney general approved it, all he had to do is read the lacey act and go to honduras to get an official document written and signed by a lawyer, maybe even getting a permanent, individual permit or even get honduras to change the law entirely. But no, instead of taking that option, he tried going further in american court, like the american court has any say about honduran laws, and wasted of his life in prison. Breaking the Lacey act leads to 8-10 year in prison, the AG approval got the court to reduce it to 6.
Seriously, people, if you need to go to court for breaking a law on international matters, use both countries. American law doesnt go above the laws of another country. There is only so much a judge can do without losing his or her job, and a judge will always choose to keep their job rather than risking it for a guy or girl that sticks to their gut and doesnt read into the law to prevent their case. Blaming american laws for a stupid honduran law is ridiculous.
So for this lobster guy, the government spent roughly $5,000,000 of taxpayers money, money that should be improving the local area or funding resources we need, and they spent all of that to send a guy to jail for 5 years for what? Putting lobsters in plastic bags and not cardboard boxes? And how much did it cost to have him incarcerated for 6 years? Prisons aren't cheap to build, guard and keep staffed, and this is all money spent to protect the people, God forbid if he had kept running his business like that as he had done for years and years beforehand.
Captain Capellini it was 6 years of jail time, totally worth it
Im pretty sure there is a good explanation on why the government didnt allow him to use plastic bags but the jail time is completely unjustified
Captain Capellini
Lobsters are suppose to breath, putting them in plastic bags suffocates them
That's not what happened. The full case is much more complicated. That guy had imported 15 million dollars of undersized, illegal lobsters, and that's what he got the times for. This show is EXTREMELY one sided, so if you hear something on it that sounds completely ridiculous to you, do a bit more research to find out the details
Why would the Lobsters be illegal in the first place???? Why does government get to say if a Lobster is legal or not????
This is one of the stupidest things that I've ever seen in my life. Stopping kids from selling lemonaid and criminalising people for studying a religion in their own homes. "Land of the free", right?
I just got this in my recommendations. I really think us Americans need to revolt. We need to hold lawmakers and enforcers responsible for outrageous things that ruin lives. We the people should be lawmakers, not individuals who assume they're above the law.
Syprene th-cam.com/video/vswJdUq3fzg/w-d-xo.html
Dont bother.. move out.
I'm ready to revolt. I'll join you. We need to get more people tho. Also do you have a plan on to what we need to do? I've seen too much evil and corruption and myself have been oppressed from the tyrannical government. I'm ready to do something about it. Lead the way and I'll help if you got a plan.
We need to all work together and do something about this enough complaining and talking. I'm ready for action when someone gives me the word and tells me what we're doing.
Tell me where to show up
Lobster guy made an enemy in government or his competitor knows someone in government powerful enough to eliminate his competition.
That is plausible.
or maybe he looked and sounded like a mafia member.
we dont know who made the lobsters or what the lobsters were made of so we had to shut it down
^^^ this. lobster guy must've been eliminated because he messed with the wrong competitor, or had some powerful and influential dude who wanted his market share.
Our government is busy "encouraging" young entrepreneurs...
Michael Lynch what?
Jake Austin The joke
Your head
Zioxo which is why I said what...
Jake Austin It is sarcasm
As soon as they started saying they went and asked the local gov to clean the obstruction… I would’ve just done that without asking man! Really why not just do it. I would never ask anyone in gov for a favor especially after just going through that.
I used to believe "Do nothing wrong and you don't have to worry about the government or law enforcement down you're throat" guess I'm wrong.
Do everything they say and you still get screwed...
Happens in governments which are turning into dictatorships, these laws help people in power to do biased enforcement make laws so complicated and pity that almost everyone does that. Then arrest your enemies or opponents because of these laws
Every action you do is breaking the law. That is because we are infested with too many laws
*>4 year old toddler sells lemonade*
>Cop: "That's it kid, you're spending 75 years in the slammer."
>wtf
xXRedLineXx should be lucky. He’s gettin off easy
>fuckmylife.gif
Land of the Fee Home of the Slaves
Don’t drop the soap...
Here in germany, you need to be above 18 to be allowed to sell anything
and must be at least 7 years old to be able to buy things
Everytime I hear someone say "there outta be a law" I say NO we have enough already.
There outta be a law that prohibits any more laws.
@@sheldonchadburton7406 there should be a law to get rid of laws
There ought to be a law that a law can be put up for a vote if 1% of the number of registered voters subject to that law sign the demand petition.
Like the lawyer said and I am an interstate truck driver no matter what if they want to find something that you are doing wrong they will and you will pay. This is not a government for the people, this is a government for the rich and Powerful
This makes me scared to breathe too much oxygen in the US
I feel as though we are a week away from going full lorax...
The great wall was predicted, ruled with a tiny iron fist.
Trump gunna fuck up our air and sell it to us.
NNNNNNNOOOOO
@@ghostnoodle9721 Someones a bit to into politics lmao
Alonzo Salvary except he’s cut the EPA’s funding by 9%.... and plans to cut to get that to 23% down since 2016
@@ghostnoodle9721 its not trump. It's the lefts fault
Oh just wait, soon they'll put a carbon tax on that. Don't wanna pay, easy, don't breathe.
It's simple if someone can't make money off of u then it's illegal
Jason Nunnery 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👩🏻✈️
Mean time government gives money to illegal s !!!!
so true at times and when things go wrong Gov's are the first to say its not my fault even thow we pass a law requiring you to pay us to inspect the work, the work must be done with in the laws or codes we passed
We came out more that once and passed the work at each stage but the fact it fail is not our fult and if you wish to rebuild you must pull another permit and pay a fee for us to inspect the work to oue codes
You mean if the Government can steal assests from You they will. I wonder which Judge/Freemason bought the Land at Auction time. When is enough enough that Good People will Stand Up to this Tyranny
"What are you in for buddy"
"I killed a guy after torturing him for 3 days...what about you?"
"I planted a wrong type of tree"
He *own* the tree, not even plant that himself
*I sold lobsters in bags instead of boxes*
I couldn’t believe after winning their case in court, the EPA and some other agency still decided it was still a wetland and they couldn’t build their home even after receiving a permit from the county.
“Yea chief I had no other choice he wouldn’t shut down his lemonade stand lethal force was necessary.”
Keep going President Trump; rip up those goofy regulations.
Amen! That's what can happen when an entrepreneur and real estate tycoon is president, not a f---ing career politician who's in everybody's pockets.
@minecraft creeper: #walkaway
All of you boomers are delusional lol Trump is a fucking crook just like the rest of them. Ron Paul was the only real chance America had at returning to what it was always ment to be
@@jerimiahstephens8580 wow. never saw a crook give away hundreds of thousands of dollars. why would a crook say "im donating my entire paycheck for 4 years"
He is a tyrant
Wow... Absolutely despicable. What reasonable and feeling person would enforce such absurd laws? These government thugs must be both brain dead and hateful.
David D. Davidson more like thirsty for power and money...
Chad Pucci-Demolisher the chad comment
Tombee 123 the virgin reply
I live in Boston and the permit thing passed because there were almost 200 people selling things in city hall and that's doesn't include performers
I hope they all burn in hell.
8:53 made me almost cry. I'm not a guy who cries, that's for sure.
Yeah, that got me too.
Fuck the government, and fuck those that support it. We need to burn the swamp and every federal agency there is.
The govt tried to charge me, a 17 year old, 1000 dollars per every dead tree I had cut down on forest ground bordering my familie's property out in Ironside Oregon. The potential for HUGE fines was there but because of the snow, the forest rangers couldn't get up p there.
Amazing....
Dead trees....
if its not on your property you shouldnt be touching it
WhatsY0UTUB3 Tyranny is tyranny
@@WhatsY0UTUB3 Dead trees have been collected across the country's public forest lands for eons. The rule is that you can't cut anything down. Well, the shiatloads of standing dead timber create fire hazards. Govt nonsense through & through. People were able to harvest the snags I felled instead of looking at lightning rods year after year.
The funniest part though about what you said is the fact that fish & game systematically cut the lock on the gate leading to that forest ground. They claimed that they had a right of way even though it had been settled long ago...
@@marcoalejandro1407 do something about it then. Or do you just pretend to be a revolutionary on TH-cam?
@@elonmust7470 not your property, not your decision
5:50 6 years for some lobsters? This makes me feel sick
@Peg Leg like he's ever going to fucking do that other than his friends
@@smallknuckles5708 He did help people out of trouble several times before hand. Like freeing that kid whos father is the head of NBL in a chinese court of law.
"In California..." you already know something is wrong just by these two words.
😂😂😂
In jail
Me : Why are you in ?
The other guy : I'm a serial killer. What about you ?
Me : I farted silently in public, they used thermal sensor on me
This is like the up and coming 60 mins hahaha I love it. You earned a subscriber
Justin Stone this guy makes great videos but he definitely deserves more recognition, some videos only have a handful of a thousand views!
Classic Pinball I think he's gotten enough recognition
"He has received numerous honors, including 19 Emmy Awards. John joined the ABC News staff in 1981 as a correspondent for 20/20 and a consumer reporter for Good Morning America. He became co-anchor of 20/20 in 2003. John moved to the Fox Business Network in 2009."
Up and coming?
Thomas Jefferson thank you, I thought I slipped into another dimension where Stossel was trying to make a name as a TH-camr
Justin, he was on 20/20 which was 60 minutes rival. They pushed him out because he's not a leftist. Leftyism sucks.
Funny that they claim its for safety but all you have to do is pay the permit and never do they come and check if your lemonade is "safe".
It is the duty of the patriot to protect his country from his government."
- Thomas Paine
We should all be deeply concerned and doing something about this domestic terrorism from our own government.
“Approved tress” how did we get to this
that woman’s life was ruined because the army “felt” like the land was a wetland.
The army to busy worrying about land they don't own they didn't have time to maintain the levies at new Orleans, causing billions in damage, woops no biggie for them, derelict in duties oh well.
The Army was extremely corrupt when i was in. They stop paying me housing allowance just because they felt like but wouldn't let me live on post. They also banned me from post, where IWork lol
@@johncole2744 when were you in? Curious about how recent this was.
@@sour4704 got out 2014
This is the saddest thing I've ever watched
Just wait till you find out how many children the elites traffic underground. Then you'll cry. Very interesting correlation between missing child last seen locations and entrances to major underground tunnels systems. Do not trust the govt. Trust your fellow citizen.
Wait that California woman that held a bible study meeting and got fined for it, doesn't that go against the first amendment?
Francis York but still. That’s the first thing any tyrannical government has done first. Even under Marshall law preventing the meeting of three or more ppl. To fine ppl from meeting in large groups and even worse a religious ones is just bad. To say u need a permit to meet in a group in extreme thinking is like thinking the government wants to know where and what you’re doing by getting permits. Obviously this a very extreme view but it’s a fundamental right of why protecting large assemblies exist. If the cars outside were the problem, then they should have ticketed the cars blocking roads or parked illegally.
i think that would violate your right to assembly and religion
@@ChazDalton the main problem is that with so many people the neighbours were getting trapped in /out it really had nothing to do with religion just the size of it were 10 people it wouldn't have been a problem.
The man and woman who lived on the "wetland," how is it legal what happened after the jury found they did nothing wrong? How could the Army Corps of Engineers and EPA disregard the jury based on their "feelings?" And how can they get away with fining them $38,000 a day when the 8th Amendment protects us from excess fines? I never truly understood why people wanted very small and limited government but after watching this, we need as little government as possible.
It reminds of Calvin Coolidge's quote: "It is more important to stop bad laws than to pass good laws." These are bad laws.
"What you in for?"
"Fixing my car"
There's a law in California that basically says right to repair is illegal. EDIT: forgot to mention this law been in effect for a couple of years now
What the fuck?! Bruh!
I'm surprised people still live in commie-fornia. Liberals have completely ruined that state.
First Name that’s bull shit why would they even threaten you
Great reporting Stossel you're REAL NEWS
Our laws are not written by people for people, they are written by corporations and special interests for the people. They do not care about you.
In California this couple was fined for holding Bible studies in their home.
Not surprising at all.
That is fkn crap man , people who vote in these idiots are just as stupid
But if they were Muslims and there were dozens of them in one small house holding Quran studies (even DURING COVID where nobody is permitted to have large gatherings), then California wouldn’t dare make a peep because they wouldn’t wanna be, well you know, racist or xenophobic. Heck, they’d probably even provide city owned buildings for them to use for free and even give them tax money so they can hold more “Quran studies” with thousands more people!
william nebe Very true!!!
What happened to the Satan worshippers across the street?
Oh that's right, she's Speaker of the House.
To be fair it’s California, the federal law could be literally perfect and they’d still find a way to fuck it up
I shower naked sometimes
I only shower in a 3 piece suit.
@@bassman_0074 same
I only shower in clothes that counts wore in 16th century Britain.
Sick bastards. You should all be jailed for life.
What a madlad
There needs to be some kind of accountability for this! Somebody needs to be able to say when the federal government has stepped too far! This is scary and disgusting.
That story of the Jack and Jill losing their home is heartbreaking, and the idea that the government has infinite resources to destroy people's lives is intolerable.
That's why understanding history is important. Sad but there were no Spidermen to save nations from tyranny.
I noticed from the Fast Growing Trees website that Arizona and Florida have idiotic restrictions on trees. And of all places Arizona as such an arid state it's rather odd? It's not as if they have the best soil and precipitation for trees to even survive in the first place?
Pembroke Pines, Florida has idiotic and draconian tree codes. A homeowner who removes 1 tree must replace it with 2. Trees should not even be planted near houses in hurricane zones. Especially in small yards. But, Pembroke Pines is Blue. They do Blue things.
Me : looks at UK weird rules
"No trading salmon in suspicious manners"
Me : yeah US really are UK on drugs
It's not handling salmon suspiciously.
UK where they told people to dismantle their above ground pool because they wanted to stop burglars from drowning in them.
mmm fondles salmon when selling
“What are you for?”
“4 counts of 1st degree murder. You?”
“Handling salmon in suspicious manners.”
I'd love to find out why that's even a law to begin with
All the more reason to shrink this government fast!
Term limits for Congress.
No new "laws and regulations" that run counter to the Bill of Rights.
Enough already!
Or end up with a useless figurehead like the queen of england who does nothing while he country continues to degrade.
Max Wylde And which family will become the USA Royal Family in this USA Hereditary Monarchy? Sounds like a dictatorship to me.
We have term limits. They're called the ballot box. We're too stupid to do anything about it.
You think Congress are going to vote to put themselves out of a job?
The first responsibility to a Senator or Congress person is not to their constituents but to get re-elected as much as possible.
Phillip S how do you think they get re-elected? By listening to their voters and changing their platform to get voted in so they will accurately reflect the will of their constituents. If a congressman isn't trying to change to get re-elected and keeps his job regardless, that is the definition of a tyrant.
"what are you in for?"
"I robbed many banks nearly getting away with 10 million dollars."
"Oh, I put lobsters in a plastic bag."
"I moved some logs."
The government needs to screw off sometimes.
That's cop doesn't understand their young. If she did she wouldn't be treating them like Starbucks.
I was a cop for seven years. I used to buy lemonade from children and tip them too.
Spirit of the law and letter of it are two different things.
Good to see cops like you around. The woman saying it's their job to do it is an idiot. Here's the thing, sure cops are supposed to enforce the law but what's more important is being human and understanding. No fucking person is gonna fire her for not closing down the lemonade stand and even if they bought a lemonade, no other cops are gonna be like "you can't do that". The girl isn't really harming anyone and no one cares about it. So, the reason for closing it, is not because she was enforcing the law (well technically she is but here me out here) because no one cares about it and there's nothing wrong with selling lemonade. The real reason is because she's a fucking Karen.
@@formerunsecretarygeneralba9536 Cops are garbage... all they do is harass the working class...
Good cops deserve to hear when they are appreciated, and it is rare to find anyone who even knows the difference between the letter and the spirit of the law. Thank you Paul Fed
When all the Good Cops retire - the full blown tyrannical ones take their place.
@@mattlane2282 I mean, there’s been so many good experiences that people have had with cops, it’s just that the government behind them is bad, blaming others members of the working class instead of the owning class is contributing to the tyranny.