"Wow the punishments are getting pretty intense." "Meh, I don't care, I live an innocent life. I never do anything bad so I'll always be okay ha ha ha!" Policeman: "You're under arrest for bragging."
Not exactly..... knowledge is only POTENTIAL power. You could be the smartest person in the world without a shred of common sense, which leads to the INABILITY to learn from the past. I have found this to be true on many difficult occasions.
Seems reliably on-brand to me. I've never, for example, come away from this channel with breakdancing tips... which i guess they're saving for the Weirder History channel.
@@paulcowlishaw The use of color to label people widely allows individuals to divide themselves by those colors. It’s an old manipulation tool. Have you ever studied psychology or philosophy while in school?
2:48 That reminds me of the novella Lazarillo De Tormes (1554), a Spanish book about the adventures and misadventures of Lázaro (who is sometimes a petty theft). It founded the picaresque novel genre, where an roguish hero "lives by his wits in a corrupt society." (wikipedia)
Pre-industrial societies were not rich enough to support a population of criminals in a jail, like is done today. Execution was the only way to deal with most criminals. However, the executioners' efforts over time resulted in a culling of the socially un-cooperative, and contributed greatly to the growth of civilization, and the settling of disputes through non-violent means. It also, however, left a society of soft men, susceptible to domination by men who don't share their appreciation for civilization.
The belief among Christians of the time (and even among many today) was that you not only had to be buried intact, but buried in consecrated ground in order to have any chance of immortality. The punishment was therefore not just for this life, but for the next as well. Up until the abolition of capital punishment in the UK and some Commonwealth countries in the 1960s onwards, it was the usual practice to bury executed felons in a pit of lime, in unconsecrated ground within the prison walls and with no individual grave marker. Since the abolition of capital punishment, many have been exhumed and reburied in official cemeteries.
The poor still get buried like this. Three on top of each other in an unmarked grave, outside of the official cemetery - that, or cremation even if that's against the religious beliefs of the deceased. That's a pauper's grave, or public health funeral as they call it now. They also take the body apart first for organs and for science.
Fortunately neither the governments nor false biblical teachers decide what happens to an individual’s long term future. They cannot prevent the forgiveness of sins bought through Jesus’ blood. All those who’ve died have paid for their sins with death. (Romans 6:7, 23) On this very day Nisan 14 (March 24, 2024), we celebrate the anniversary of his death for all mankind. Luke 22:19
Ah! What we have here is a crusader! A little FYI: The law prohibiting removal of a mattress tag is for those in the distributive chain (retailers, wholesalers, &c.). Not the end Consumer. Just thought You'd like to know.
I find myself feeling ZERO shame, & no shame whatsoever for feeling no shame, for thinking we need to bring back measures like this, if they are in fact effective...
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL CAUSE THEY DONT TRY TO SELL ME HELLO FRESH OR SOME OTHER SPONSORS SHIT THANK YOU WEIRD HISTORY! FOR ALL THAT YOU SHARE UNSPONSORED!
AND CHANGE THE PFP BACK TO THE ORIGINAL, FOR FUCK SAKE!!!!!!!!! WORST DECISION IVE SEEN IN A LOOOONG TIME AND I HAD A "FRIEND" WHO INJECTED HIS GF 2 YEAR OLD SON WITH HEROIN MONTH BEFORE LAST AND WAS BEATEN TO DEATH BY THE FATHER WHEN THE CHILD DIED! 😝👩🦲☠️👻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
There's nothing wrong with taking sponsors. People have to make money in order to make videos like this possible sometimes not all youtubers make bank 😂
My father claimed that capital punishment didn't work as a deterrent because it wasn't strict enough. He didn't know about this (the BMA)--at least I don't think he did (I sure didn't before now)--but I wonder what he would have said had he known about it.
10:23 "Relax" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood is a "major plot point in the film Zoolander." (wikipedia) In the film, Derek Zoolander is a Manchurian candidate that is conditioned to assassinate a target when he hears the song.
@@tdesq.2463 I have BODY DOUBLE on my list of films to watch. There is a TH-cam channel called Morgan Richter, she did analyses of 100 films that were significant during the 70s, 80s, and 90s and that was one of them. She is a USC Film school graduate.
New York City carried out the death penalty in the 19th century. The city used hanging as the form of execution. It did little to discourage crime. This was the period of The Gangs of New York. Most of the gangs were immigrants, they had little fear of the police or any consequences.
Human anatomy was a brand new disciple at this time. As mentioned there were religious beliefs, mainly Catholic, about the body needing to be whole so getting cadavers for dissection to understand internal anatomy were rare. Grave robbing and even murders to sell bodies took place. Look up Burke and Hare.
I would like to see weird history do a segment on Jefferson Davis the Confederate president and how he and his wife had an adopted African American child who was taken by union soldiers at the end of the war.
When it comes to murders, The BMA was a necessary good…not a necessary evil. For offenses that did not result in death, it went too far. Funny how history repeats itself! We’re seeing a lot of violence in metro areas that are glorified in hip-hop/rap music. We need stricter laws (to include the death penalty) to stem the out of control violence in the big progressive cities, but the irrational fear of being called “racist” is making that difficult.
When I die I want them to chop me up and use me for Halloween props. Kids will walk past someone's house with my intestines decorating their bushes. "That looks fake. Haha" They will say. Then my ghost will come out from the shadows and be like "Well actually no it isn't. Boo!" O_O XD
07:14 - In the decade I've lived in London I've heard "merry-la-bone" plenty of times - especially from fellow Americans - but I've never heard it butchered into "mar-buh-lin". Unsure if this was a lapse in the research behind the scenes or an intentional attempt at pissing off any Brits that might be watching. (For the record: "mah-luh-bun").
Parliament changed the law in regards to poaching. Poaching with a black face was punishable by hanging but poaching without a black face would only send a poacher to jail 😅.
Back when artificial light wasn’t a thing, so if someone wanted good light they had to wait til a full moon meaning people could recognize their face if seen. If they applied black to their face then it was an instant disguise and helped to hide one in bushes, etc.
We should bring back the death penalty for several things including embezzlement and other serious economic crimes. It is wasted resources to keep such people in prison..
How our justice system works the death penalty doesn't save any money. It actually make it cost ten times the amount. One death sentence can cost a state the same as housing a criminal for hundreds of years. Our court system is a big business making lawyers and judges rich
The problem is obviously the justice system (ultimately the government). It can only be reformed by removing everyone who currently holds any power within it. Today it is only a money making scam for judges and lawyers. Funny how big their noses usually are. The Pinocchio effect or genetic?@@Whitehorse_crimefighter
@@Whitehorse_crimefighter Which is why I'm against it. If you're going to give someone death, do it ASAP, not sitting in prison a few years wasting tax payer money.
@JuhiSRK ok but we have several laws in place that prevent that. Just say you are against giving people fair trials and rights. Theres plenty of people on death row that are innocent. Write letters to your political leaders and tell them you want them dead
The latter half of the 18th century was rough for England. First this crime wave, then all the issues with the American colonies, eventually culminating in them losing them entirely after an expensive war.
You don’t know what it’s like, you don’t have a clue!!!! But if you did, you’ll find yourself, Doin the same thing too!!!!! Breakin’ the Law Breakin’ the Law!!!!!\M/🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Huh, I thought it was pronounced gibbetting; like “grapes” not gibbetting; like “jubblies”. It’s a shame I don’t have any seventeenth century British friends to clear up the confusion
Since I have already seen the first thumbnail recommendation at the end of the video, I am going to watch the second one and also the Weird History video: x Anne Perry: The Bestselling Crime Author's Dark Criminal Past
5:19 That symbol is used in the symbolic and iconic music video "Karma" by Taylor Swift ft. Ice Spice Taylor Swift dresses up as it herself. That would be a great Halloween costume!
Continuing ANOTHER Weird History sequence! Thinking of the second step for restaurant courting*†...while watching this Weird History video! * Inspired by the Weird History videos that include elements of courting. † This is probably going to be the most ridiculous Weird History sequence...or is it?
Imagine then the Victorian and guilded age when you could be punished for pauperism and being poor especially the poor house and workhouse system pretty crazy when you think the last work house officially closed in 1948 pretty nuts tbh
Industrialization lead to poverty? I'm going to need a citation. I have always seen the opposite. Why would rural folks move to the city if not in pursue of better wages.
However much that might be true today in developing countries, it was not the case during the Industrial Revolution. Many workers were forced off the land that they had farmed for generations by landowners who wanted to maximise profits through the expansion of the Wool Trade. They had no choice but to move to towns, or go to the colonies. There was an expansion in the population, which, together with the loss of farm land, made it impossible to find work in the countryside. The poverty of the industrial workers came about because wages were very low and unregulated. They had to often pay high rents to the factory owners or private landlords. They also had to start paying for food instead of growing it themselves. This food was often sold by factory owners, using the factories' own currency, which were called "tokens", and could only be used in the factories' shops called "Tommy Shops". The "Tommy Shops" usually charged high prices for adulterated food.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal! This time eating Pop Tarts* and drinking Folger's Classic Roast coffee^...while watching this Weird History video! *From the thumbnail picture of the Weird History Food video "What Was the Most Popular Junk Food From Every Decade In the 20th Century?" ^From the Weird History Food video "Incredible Things Coffee Does To Your Body"
Interesting irony here: Abigail Folger (of the Coffee Family) was brutally murdered by the ever fun-loving Manson "Family" along with Sharon Tate. The murderers were convicted, but avoided the Gas Chamber due to a Federally imposed moratorium. Something about the Constitutional guarantee against "Cruel & Unusual" punishment. Personally, I think Charlie and his devoted band of fun-loving disciples were about as "Cruel & Unusual" as they come. But, ... ~TD, Boston
@@btetschner Hey, You teed it up for me. All I had to do was to hit it. Thx for the note! PS: I love the Brown Sugar frosted Pop-Tarts!!! And have You tried the Folger's Pioneer Blend? It's reeeeal good! ~TD
@@tdesq.2463 I might have to try those Brown Sugar Pop-Tarts again (haven't had them for a while), the ones I had were Frosted Grape. I don't believe they sell Folger's Pioneer blend at my nearby store, but I will have to try that sometime if I am able to find it around here.
I'd love to know if crime went down because of this law or because the lot to the 'common people' improved, removing their need to commit crimes. They no longer had, 'nothing to lose'. That's like claiming Giuliani's draconian policing laws in New York back in the 80s is what reduced the crime rate rather than the fact the economy with taking off with the crime rate decreasing even before he passed the laws (still took credit of course).
Ireland was a separate kingdom from Great Britain until the Act of Union in 1801. Northern Ireland which is six counties of the province of Ulster's nine counties was created in 1921. Please use accurate maps for the relevant time periods.
I am fairly certain crime rate will drop significantly if the direct family members of the convicted is involved in the punishment especially if it's a capital punishment
The need for torture and public humiliation has nothing to do with deterring anything--it's sociopathic indulgence in the pleasures of hypocrisy, schadenfreude, and narcissistic scapegoating. It's entertainment for the repressed and disingenuous.
Sounds a lot like todays America. We glorify criminals and forget about the victims. Serial killers and drug dealers get special documentaries on Netflix. We need to bring these punishments back.
"Wow the punishments are getting pretty intense."
"Meh, I don't care, I live an innocent life. I never do anything bad so I'll always be okay ha ha ha!"
Policeman: "You're under arrest for bragging."
“Those who don’t learn history are doomed to repeat it.”
Knowledge is power.
My brother found that out in high school!
Not exactly..... knowledge is only POTENTIAL power. You could be the smartest person in the world without a shred of common sense, which leads to the INABILITY to learn from the past. I have found this to be true on many difficult occasions.
Thanks!
It’s always good when Weird History covers history!
Seems reliably on-brand to me. I've never, for example, come away from this channel with breakdancing tips... which i guess they're saving for the Weirder History channel.
@@ingridfong-daley5899 Slick craft! Duly noted. You could up the ante by using weight lifting and Weider.
It is always weird when weird history covers history hahah
@@jerrymcdaniel4539 There are some rapier wits around here. And I only sound sarcastic, I really mean it!
Equal parts information and hilarity, I love it!
“The only lives that truly matter are those who respect the lives of others”.
@@paulcowlishaw The use of color to label people widely allows individuals to divide themselves by those colors. It’s an old manipulation tool. Have you ever studied psychology or philosophy while in school?
Interesting thought.
~TD, Boston
2:48 That reminds me of the novella Lazarillo De Tormes (1554), a Spanish book about the adventures and misadventures of Lázaro (who is sometimes a petty theft).
It founded the picaresque novel genre, where an roguish hero "lives by his wits in a corrupt society." (wikipedia)
8:14 It is rather mind-blowing how strong of a motivator boredom can be for malicious acts.
One more great vid by Weird History
Wish u can upload more vid and faster
Love this channel so much
That’s what I do when I kill a mosquito. I leave the body on the porch so other mosquitoes know not to bite me.
Left one on the windshield yesterday for the same reason! Lol
As they get there army ready
Pre-industrial societies were not rich enough to support a population of criminals in a jail, like is done today. Execution was the only way to deal with most criminals. However, the executioners' efforts over time resulted in a culling of the socially un-cooperative, and contributed greatly to the growth of civilization, and the settling of disputes through non-violent means. It also, however, left a society of soft men, susceptible to domination by men who don't share their appreciation for civilization.
Bring it back!
A+ video!
Fascinating and very helpful for understanding that criminal justice system!
The belief among Christians of the time (and even among many today) was that you not only had to be buried intact, but buried in consecrated ground in order to have any chance of immortality. The punishment was therefore not just for this life, but for the next as well. Up until the abolition of capital punishment in the UK and some Commonwealth countries in the 1960s onwards, it was the usual practice to bury executed felons in a pit of lime, in unconsecrated ground within the prison walls and with no individual grave marker. Since the abolition of capital punishment, many have been exhumed and reburied in official cemeteries.
The poor still get buried like this. Three on top of each other in an unmarked grave, outside of the official cemetery - that, or cremation even if that's against the religious beliefs of the deceased. That's a pauper's grave, or public health funeral as they call it now. They also take the body apart first for organs and for science.
Fortunately neither the governments nor false biblical teachers decide what happens to an individual’s long term future.
They cannot prevent the forgiveness of sins bought through Jesus’ blood. All those who’ve died have paid for their sins with death. (Romans 6:7, 23)
On this very day Nisan 14 (March 24, 2024), we celebrate the anniversary of his death for all mankind. Luke 22:19
This gave me a song idea I'm feeling a modern Iron Maiden vibe coming off of this video
There’s an episode of Midsomer Murders which involves an Iron Maiden - the killing device, not the band
The description of one of the images in "The Four Stages Of Cruelty" horrifies me, especially that bit about the dog.
I ain't scared of the man. I cut off the tag off my mattress, and I'm not sorry. Hear me, Johnny Law? I regret nothing!
NOTHING!
Lol!😂🤣😆Good one!👍🏼
Ah! What we have here is a crusader!
A little FYI: The law prohibiting removal of a mattress tag is for those in the distributive chain (retailers, wholesalers, &c.). Not the end Consumer.
Just thought You'd like to know.
🤣
10:44 "Mad Scientist's Dilemma" - BRILLIANT
I find myself feeling ZERO shame, & no shame whatsoever for feeling no shame, for thinking we need to bring back measures like this, if they are in fact effective...
8:23 That cage looks similar to the one Madmartigan (Val Kilmer) was jailed in the film Willow (1988).
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL CAUSE THEY DONT TRY TO SELL ME HELLO FRESH OR SOME OTHER SPONSORS SHIT
THANK YOU WEIRD HISTORY! FOR ALL THAT YOU SHARE UNSPONSORED!
AND CHANGE THE PFP BACK TO THE ORIGINAL, FOR FUCK SAKE!!!!!!!!! WORST DECISION IVE SEEN IN A LOOOONG TIME AND I HAD A "FRIEND" WHO INJECTED HIS GF 2 YEAR OLD SON WITH HEROIN MONTH BEFORE LAST AND WAS BEATEN TO DEATH BY THE FATHER WHEN THE CHILD DIED! 😝👩🦲☠️👻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
There's nothing wrong with taking sponsors. People have to make money in order to make videos like this possible sometimes not all youtubers make bank 😂
I'm with you on this one - that Hello Fresh showing up everywhere is so annoying.
@@TheFeltmeisterthat's what your mom said
My father claimed that capital punishment didn't work as a deterrent because it wasn't strict enough. He didn't know about this (the BMA)--at least I don't think he did (I sure didn't before now)--but I wonder what he would have said had he known about it.
He was right?, no?
USA: Lets do the opposite, lets cuddle the criminals. Seriously, we could use some of these harsh punishments in the US.
10:23 "Relax" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood is a "major plot point in the film Zoolander." (wikipedia)
In the film, Derek Zoolander is a Manchurian candidate that is conditioned to assassinate a target when he hears the song.
Such a good song
It was also featured in Brian DePalma's BODY DOUBLE. Crazy flick! Very clever work ... right up there with DRESSED TO KILL.
@@tdesq.2463 I have BODY DOUBLE on my list of films to watch. There is a TH-cam channel called Morgan Richter, she did analyses of 100 films that were significant during the 70s, 80s, and 90s and that was one of them. She is a USC Film school graduate.
Such an intriguing video!
11:30 long....when it could have been 3-4 .....
Skip to 5:45 to see what the ACT was and did.
New York City carried out the death penalty in the 19th century. The city used hanging as the form of execution. It did little to discourage crime. This was the period of The Gangs of New York. Most of the gangs were immigrants, they had little fear of the police or any consequences.
I just had a baby a few weeks ago and been binge watching this channel again. I adore that you upload new stuff so often.😊
Well, congrats! :)
This channel is awesome.
Another great vid by Weird History
Could you do a video about Leopold II of Belgium? :)
English law tried to curb syphilis int 19th century. Could you do a deep dive into that experiment.
Awesome interesting episode ❗🔥💯👍
Human anatomy was a brand new disciple at this time. As mentioned there were religious beliefs, mainly Catholic, about the body needing to be whole so getting cadavers for dissection to understand internal anatomy were rare. Grave robbing and even murders to sell bodies took place. Look up Burke and Hare.
I would like to see weird history do a segment on Jefferson Davis the Confederate president and how he and his wife had an adopted African American child who was taken by union soldiers at the end of the war.
5:40 That reminds me of the classic bluegrass song "Gallows Pole" by Led Zeppelin.
When it comes to murders, The BMA was a necessary good…not a necessary evil. For offenses that did not result in death, it went too far. Funny how history repeats itself! We’re seeing a lot of violence in metro areas that are glorified in hip-hop/rap music. We need stricter laws (to include the death penalty) to stem the out of control violence in the big progressive cities, but the irrational fear of being called “racist” is making that difficult.
Interesting map at 3:24. German Ocean?🤔
When I die I want them to chop me up and use me for Halloween props.
Kids will walk past someone's house with my intestines decorating their bushes.
"That looks fake. Haha"
They will say.
Then my ghost will come out from the shadows and be like
"Well actually no it isn't. Boo!"
O_O
XD
07:14 - In the decade I've lived in London I've heard "merry-la-bone" plenty of times - especially from fellow Americans - but I've never heard it butchered into "mar-buh-lin". Unsure if this was a lapse in the research behind the scenes or an intentional attempt at pissing off any Brits that might be watching. (For the record: "mah-luh-bun").
“Pamplets” [sic] 😂
Parliament changed the law in regards to poaching. Poaching with a black face was punishable by hanging but poaching without a black face would only send a poacher to jail 😅.
Back when artificial light wasn’t a thing, so if someone wanted good light they had to wait til a full moon meaning people could recognize their face if seen. If they applied black to their face then it was an instant disguise and helped to hide one in bushes, etc.
For the second step, couples can choose their home restaurant (their go-to restaurant) at the food court.
We should bring back the death penalty for several things including embezzlement and other serious economic crimes. It is wasted resources to keep such people in prison..
How our justice system works the death penalty doesn't save any money. It actually make it cost ten times the amount. One death sentence can cost a state the same as housing a criminal for hundreds of years. Our court system is a big business making lawyers and judges rich
The problem is obviously the justice system (ultimately the government). It can only be reformed by removing everyone who currently holds any power within it.
Today it is only a money making scam for judges and lawyers. Funny how big their noses usually are. The Pinocchio effect or genetic?@@Whitehorse_crimefighter
The death penalty cannot be used within the current legal system because it is corrupt and often is used for political reasons.
@@Whitehorse_crimefighter Which is why I'm against it. If you're going to give someone death, do it ASAP, not sitting in prison a few years wasting tax payer money.
@JuhiSRK ok but we have several laws in place that prevent that. Just say you are against giving people fair trials and rights. Theres plenty of people on death row that are innocent. Write letters to your political leaders and tell them you want them dead
The problem with the death penalty for minor crimes, was juries and judges did not want to convict people which contributed to the lawlessness.
Implement tribunals
@@UberNuber they changed the law 200 years ago. No need
@@roberw1912 I'm just saying as a way to get around the sentimentality/squeamishness of people
So many people turned up at Shepherd's execution because surprisingly many of them thought he was going to escape!
So grim yet so funny! 😂😂
The latter half of the 18th century was rough for England. First this crime wave, then all the issues with the American colonies, eventually culminating in them losing them entirely after an expensive war.
You don’t know what it’s like, you don’t have a clue!!!!
But if you did, you’ll find yourself, Doin the same thing too!!!!!
Breakin’ the Law Breakin’ the Law!!!!!\M/🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Huh, I thought it was pronounced gibbetting; like “grapes” not gibbetting; like “jubblies”. It’s a shame I don’t have any seventeenth century British friends to clear up the confusion
As a british person i can confirm its "jubblies" 👍
Timely message 😉
Since I have already seen the first thumbnail recommendation at the end of the video, I am going to watch the second one and also the Weird History video:
x Anne Perry: The Bestselling Crime Author's Dark Criminal Past
Can you do a video on Olmec civilization
Hey, if it worked it worked.
Do something on the Tylenol scare 😮
5:19 That symbol is used in the symbolic and iconic music video "Karma" by Taylor Swift ft. Ice Spice
Taylor Swift dresses up as it herself.
That would be a great Halloween costume!
Damn this one is really messed up. 😢
Let's see if this works in Chicago
5:59 Hahaha!
Weren't the police introduced by William Peel or was it Robert Peel
Robert
@bonitaq5403 I thought it was I just wasn't sure. Thanks
Where " Bobbys" came from.😁
well, i hate to tell them that it didnt last, but now i laugh and say it didnt last.
Oh please let's learn from History!!!!
lol at the thoughty2 sample
WIDESPREAD PANIC!
They should brung the death penalty back for child killers
Necessary
Interesting
This narrator is so cool! Thank you for the reference to Judas Priest ❤☮️🤘
Continuing ANOTHER Weird History sequence!
Thinking of the second step for restaurant courting*†...while watching this Weird History video!
* Inspired by the Weird History videos that include elements of courting.
† This is probably going to be the most ridiculous Weird History sequence...or is it?
I wonder if they started doing public hangings again if crime would go down significantly. Most criminals get off way too easy these days.
😂😂
Why did u change ur profile picture? I love the previous one a lot. The new one doesn't represent your content very well, seems arbitrary tho.
Imagine then the Victorian and guilded age when you could be punished for pauperism and being poor especially the poor house and workhouse system pretty crazy when you think the last work house officially closed in 1948 pretty nuts tbh
Industrialization lead to poverty? I'm going to need a citation. I have always seen the opposite. Why would rural folks move to the city if not in pursue of better wages.
However much that might be true today in developing countries, it was not the case during the Industrial Revolution.
Many workers were forced off the land that they had farmed for generations by landowners who wanted to maximise profits through the expansion of the Wool Trade. They had no choice but to move to towns, or go to the colonies.
There was an expansion in the population, which, together with the loss of farm land, made it impossible to find work in the countryside.
The poverty of the industrial workers came about because wages were very low and unregulated. They had to often pay high rents to the factory owners or private landlords. They also had to start paying for food instead of growing it themselves. This food was often sold by factory owners, using the factories' own currency, which were called "tokens", and could only be used in the factories' shops called "Tommy Shops". The "Tommy Shops" usually charged high prices for adulterated food.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal!
This time eating Pop Tarts* and drinking Folger's Classic Roast coffee^...while watching this Weird History video!
*From the thumbnail picture of the Weird History Food video "What Was the Most Popular Junk Food From Every Decade In the 20th Century?"
^From the Weird History Food video "Incredible Things Coffee Does To Your Body"
Interesting irony here: Abigail Folger (of the Coffee Family) was brutally murdered by the ever fun-loving Manson "Family" along with Sharon Tate.
The murderers were convicted, but avoided the Gas Chamber due to a Federally imposed moratorium. Something about the Constitutional guarantee against "Cruel & Unusual" punishment.
Personally, I think Charlie and his devoted band of fun-loving disciples were about as "Cruel & Unusual" as they come. But, ...
~TD, Boston
@@tdesq.2463 Fascinating! I have never heard that before, thanks for posting that!
@@btetschner Hey, You teed it up for me. All I had to do was to hit it.
Thx for the note!
PS: I love the Brown Sugar frosted Pop-Tarts!!! And have You tried the Folger's Pioneer Blend? It's reeeeal good!
~TD
@@tdesq.2463 I might have to try those Brown Sugar Pop-Tarts again (haven't had them for a while), the ones I had were Frosted Grape.
I don't believe they sell Folger's Pioneer blend at my nearby store, but I will have to try that sometime if I am able to find it around here.
@@btetschner Grape, eh? I lived in Concord, MA for many years. Anything grape flavored is specifically Concord Grape.
We're on a roll here!
I'd love to know if crime went down because of this law or because the lot to the 'common people' improved, removing their need to commit crimes. They no longer had, 'nothing to lose'.
That's like claiming Giuliani's draconian policing laws in New York back in the 80s is what reduced the crime rate rather than the fact the economy with taking off with the crime rate decreasing even before he passed the laws (still took credit of course).
This idiocy was brought to you by our public school system.
exactly. there IS actual correlation and causation in your reply! Brilliant! ❤❤
Ireland was a separate kingdom from Great Britain until the Act of Union in 1801. Northern Ireland which is six counties of the province of Ulster's nine counties was created in 1921. Please use accurate maps for the relevant time periods.
The bloody Harp's who terrorized the Natchez Trace in pioneer days.
We need that justice system in today’s world lol.
Science can not move forward without heaps
Everyone commenting that this needs to come back needs an ethics and morality lesson and to read the constitution.
cry about it 😢
@@TurboFrieza cry about something that isn't a law? bless your heart.
oh you mean the country that commits more warcrimes than Russia?
Which is a living document - not set in stone
What constitution?
I am fairly certain crime rate will drop significantly if the direct family members of the convicted is involved in the punishment especially if it's a capital punishment
Make a video about The Wager
The need for torture and public humiliation has nothing to do with deterring anything--it's sociopathic indulgence in the pleasures of hypocrisy, schadenfreude, and narcissistic scapegoating. It's entertainment for the repressed and disingenuous.
They ought to have a love button or at least an "extreme like" because I'd give it to this comment. It's the best I've seen on this video so far. 👍 👏
I think they should bring these rules back!
Absolutely. Philadelphia, Chicago. LA, San Francisco, NYC could use some more law and order
😂😂😂
Who is the narrator?
It's about time the UK reintroduced these laws
Make a video about Billy The Kid!
Sounds a lot like todays America. We glorify criminals and forget about the victims. Serial killers and drug dealers get special documentaries on Netflix. We need to bring these punishments back.
Looks like we're kind of having this whole thing right now in the United States.
Neebs gaming fan? Science!
NIGHT watch MEN... named CHARLIES?
They went too far.
Everyone Needs A Hobby 🙃
I say bring it back. Times like this we need it. Real bad people in this world keep getting away and dont care.
Should have gotten off with Crucifixion, y'know, first offence.
Barbaric
George Washington's diplomatic trek to Fort Duquesne
A death worse than fate?
Huh, glamorization of crime, and no real authority. Sounds like San Francisco rn.
🎄🪽🏔️🕊️🪆Merry Christmas
Why does the narrator sound so much like Stephen Colbert?