@@irishpogi Lupo and Green are a great team too. I think Lupo holds Green in high regard since Green helped him find his brother's killer and was willing to help Green not get convicted of a murder he didn't do. Even tho Green left, he still talk about Green in a good light. I wish we woulda saw them more in action
@@irishpogi There's a bunch of old characters I would like to see on the Law & Order series. Robert Goren on SVU for one since he was name-dropped twice in the series (not to mention I would like to see how Benson reacts to Goren when he's talking to victims and perps), and Mike Logan on Organized Crime; I would like to see his interaction with Stabler considering they have a lot of things in common despite having different personalities
Well this is surprising! If L&O had continued past season 20, these two would have continued to be an awesome pair for many years. I love how they're tight like that.
@@Nick23at63 Whether or not she wanted out it had nothing to do with the series ending. After 20 years it had fallen to 56th in the ratings. TNT, who was running the reruns, flat out told NBC that after all the money they'd spent to acquire the rights to the first 20 seasons, there was no way they were buying a 21st. NBC was counting on that money to offset the costs of making the show. They had just picked up Law & Order: LA, and had already renewed the wildly more popular SVU. When they found out they would be footing the full 2mil per episode cost all by themselves for a show that low in the ratings...they hard passed. That's why it didn't see a 21st season. Nothing at all to do with the cast.
Well you can see Sisto of FBI. But honestly they couod have used the profit from SVU to do at least up to 30 seasons. There is so much content now with all the crazyness.
To those who didn't watch the whole episode but wants to know the whole story: - The kid who attempted to run away at the end is not important. - These kids used to belong to a fundamentalist sect of the mormon church who practices polygamy and were casted out for various reasons. The blond guy had a relationship with one of the leader's wives so he was casted out. - The leader of their church is an old guy and the wife is really young probably 20 years old, the blond guy is older than her by one year. She was forced to marry the leader at the age of 16 and have children. - The girl ran away because she couldn't take it anymore and wanted a life of freedom but was forced to leave her children behind. - The kid who got killed attempted to bring the girl back to the leader in exchange for being allowed back into the community. The blond guy and the dead guy fought each other which resulted in the death of the traitor. - The leader attempts to force the girl to come back to him through legal means. In the end she goes back with him because she is pregnant with the leader's child because she has no support and the blond guy who tried to help her goes to jail for murder. Very very sad story overall and very infuriating. In my opinion no justice was done in this episode.
Had a feeling it was.mormons. they just had that air about them. Especially the kids fear of people with dark skin as very devout mormons believe its a curse.
@@wakcedout I always hear different stories in the many version of the good book on where black people come from. I always tell them to my black friends to annoy them then sing a gospel
Anthony Anderson is great with comedy, but I would love to see him do more serious character roles. He has an intensity about him that makes him really intimidating. Edit: Yes I have seen him in The Shield. My point is that I would like to see him do more roles like that. I know he is busy with Black-ish, but it would still be cool to see him do serious character roles again.
@@MJ-tz2cs Technically you're right but I just wanted to mention an interesting fact IMO that the pilot of L&O was actually made in 1988 and didn't air until 1990. I find that fascinating.
At first, after I saw his guest appearance in the L&O universe as an even more gung ho cop than Stabler, I have to say I was initially unimpressed, but his performances were a lot more subtle when he joined the main show as Bernard
Iam not. He is a professional actor. Like Henry Fonda, Tony Curtis, Sammy Davis Jr., or Carrol O Connor. Just need an opportunity to show his range. Just blame the casting directors.
@@davidmcphail5653 I think it refers more to their strict literal interpretations rather than comparing them in relation to the rest of the LDS Church. Fundamental in context of religion can be defined as the very core, precise reading of scripture.
A friend I knew years ago was from a farming community in I think Wyoming, when he came to Cali for the first time he told me he had never talked to a black person before and only spoke to Mexicans who worked on the farms I looked at him and said "well, a Puerto Rican must blow your mind"
so it that what the underwear looks like. these boys were probably kicked out of a mormon community were the old man have many wives and the boys left are force on the street to sell their bodies. Utah has to stop this practice when they became a state and some of the idiot males where against the sell out. do you notice that it is always the male who has more wives but not the wives who can have more males. when a women jsut have to lay there and it is the guy that has to keep getting it up to pleasure all these wives. also many males can live together where many females cannot without one of them being killed.
FLDS (Fundamental Latter-day Saints) and LDS (Latter-day Saints) are two separate, very different religious groups. The LDS group is the one most famously called “Mormons”. The members of the LDS group do not believe their underclothing is magic. I do not know if the members of the FLDS group believe so.
The last three seasons of law & order were intense and these are in this episode was pretty one of those intense episodes which involved Mormons, Lost boys and whole bunch of religious people we're following the police were trying to struggle to fit in that's what at least that's what I saw in this episode a little bit I just didn't like the ending how it turned out for the girl.
It's Mormon under garments, to prevent anyone from outside the family seeing him naked. It's an indication (along with his behavior, etc.) that he's from a religious cult
It looks like he is trying to hold onto his covenants to be a good person. His under "garments," although not the real thing, are a symbolic reminder of the commitments/covenants we make with God. We promise to do our best to treat people right, help folks when we can, not harm anyone for gain or meanness, read our scriptures, and go to church. The real garments have markings on them that are symbolic reminders. Their length, just above the knees, and capped sleeves encourage us to dress modestly. Although we commit to wearing them everyday, we don't have to swim or do sports in them. We can wear bathing suits or the appropriate sports gear. As a matter of fact, the choice to wear them or not is strictly up to each of us. We don't consider them as magic. They aren't secret, but to us they are sacred because, as I pointed out, they symbolize our deepest commitments to being good Christians. They are always white and the embroidered markings are always white because it symbolize purity. Like all religions, there are members who mar the overall perception of that faith. And it looks like on this episode of "Law & Order" that's what's happening here. So, let me close with: Whatever religion you choose, choose carefully. Trust your heart and God's love for you. Bless you all.
Not to be annoying, but can anyone tell me what happens in this episode? I'm not in a place to watch the whole thing and though Wikipedia for law and order doesn't have a section covering this episode
The boy who was killed was trying to force a mormon sect leader runaway child bride to come home so he could rejoin the cult. The killer was her boyfriend and fellow mormon cult escapee. They try to prosecute the sect leader for custody of the girls children. In the end when the girl learns shes pregnant and the father is her husband she losses all hope and goes back to the cult.
@@skyskynomnom4674 I understand that. Do you understand that mormon's believe garments are magical, and provide protection from both spiritual and physical harm?
I was pleasantly surprised that the young man flees the interrogation. In all the L & O clips I have watched, I think it is the first time I see this happening. One question, regarding that: Can the police officers really legally detain him if he is just leaving, even if he seems to be fleeing? I do not know anything about legal details, but it seems that the young man was not a suspect, nor had he revealed anything to incriminate himself. Any comment?
It's probably a Gray area but might be one of those things that's officially not allowed but nobody brings it up, yk like teachers can't touch kids at all to keep the schools nose clean when the next scandal breaks but no-ones gonna complain if you march a kid to the office by the shoulder. You could probably argue that him running away is cause for concern
@@entropyapathy The boys portrayed in this episode were not members of the “Mormon” religious group. Rather, they were part of a radical splinter group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. Members of both religious groups wear underclothing that resembles what was shown in this clip. However, at least for the “Mormon” group, it is not a full-body suit. Rather, it is a t-shirt and a pair of shorts.
@@diann9159 OK, we are using the the term jack Mormon differently. I thought it referred to members of the isolated, fundamentalist communities, such as Warren Jeffs' which still practice polygamy and otherwise cling to the old ways. If it actually means a mainstream Mormon who is on the secular side, then so be it.
@@davidmcphail5653 I am not, no. That doesn't look like a typical temple garment to me, though - more like a variation for the fictional group portrayed here. Do you agree, or is it essentially a regular temple garment?
@@studogable Hello. 🙂 As far as I can understand from this clip and the comments, the boys in this episode are being portrayed as belonging to a very real religious group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. This religious group is a very radical (IMO) splinter group from the religious group that is famously known as “Mormons”. It is obvious that the underclothing this boy was wearing was intentionally designed to closely resemble “Mormon” temple garments. However, like you, I did notice some differences. So, I am going to say that this is not an accurate visual representation of temple garments. Hope that helps!
He's not under arrest, he should be free to leave. In addition, he's under no obligation to speak with anyone if he choses not too. For them to intimidate him, by moving closer is bad police work... especially when they know he's unarmed, and clearly afraid.
@@K-SunXO I wish it was the case. TV and movies have influenced both law enforcement and the military... often for the worse. For example, many people were tortured based on what soldiers saw in the show 24. Both law enforcement and military have been seen wearing skull patches based on the character The Punisher (a vigilante to kills criminals, and use whatever means legal or not). Shows that depict that it's ok to abuse a civilian or violate their civil rights should come with a heavy disclaimer.
@@fialee8 That's a good point. I wish this show was available on Hulu instead of Law & Order SVU. The show really has a lot of downsides. I mean, there have numerous cases of murderers where the perp based their crime off of this tv show.
The writing on this one is a bit shaky. There’s plenty of times in Law and Order episodes over the years in which a black perp doesn’t want to talk to the white officers and they don’t respond in this manner.
@@StevenRayGarcia yeah, a script about a police officer asking a kid questions which the actors are acting out. Honestly, if you want to call hypocrisy, or a double standard of some kind, my advice is you look at SVU. Plenty of double standards present throughout that series.
@@dfmrcv862 Wasn’t seeking your advice. Your second reply shifted from your original retort which defended situation because he was a kid. Then your second point was about hypocrisy and double standards. Not age At least be consistent. You lose credibility during discussions when you aren’t.
@@StevenRayGarcia are you not calling out hypocrisy or a double standard in the show with your comment? My point is that the suspect here is a kid so the police treat him a bit differently in response to your question as to why the officers "treat him differently".
Imagine if the suspect was black and the detective was white, and the suspect says he wants to speak with the "(black) detective who looks like me". In 2021, that would not only be an acceptable question, but stunning and brave as well.
No, it would not be stunning and brave, but it would be acceptable. Because POC's have a reason to be scared of white policeman, there's a history of violence and a very recent uptick in deaths among them.
I mean, either way he was going to let the other detective talk to him. They wanted whatever info they could get so they were choosing to comply with little fanfare
@Mary Lightly have you seen a lot of white males dying in the same numbers as white people from brief or non lethal encounters? Or harassed when they didn't need to be only for those cops to then be suspended when they're files and history are scrutinized? It's so weird how people want to play dumb and act like there isn't a legit fear of bad cops running the image of cops in this country
Plenty of non white Mormons. Look up a series titled Gangland that the Arts and Entertainment did years ago. They devoted an episode to gangs operating in salt lake city
Greetings! The boys in this clip were not “Mormons”. Rather, they belonged to a very radical splinter religious group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. I know much less about the FLDS group, so I cannot say what percentage of them is racist. However, I am very happy to report that “Mormons” are not racist and dedicatedly teach that racism is resoundingly wrong and unacceptable. 🙂
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If the part about Bernard being black wasn't enough to unnenerve Luke, wonder what his reaction would have been if he found out Bernard's a Catholic.
Ik we always talk about Briscoe and Logan and how they're a good duo, but Lupo and Bernard aren't bad either
Your thoughts of Lupo and Ed Green?
@@irishpogi Lupo and Green are a great team too. I think Lupo holds Green in high regard since Green helped him find his brother's killer and was willing to help Green not get convicted of a murder he didn't do. Even tho Green left, he still talk about Green in a good light. I wish we woulda saw them more in action
@@ItsGooseIsland I'd like to see the Ed Green character come back to life as a private investigator or something on SVU
@@irishpogi There's a bunch of old characters I would like to see on the Law & Order series. Robert Goren on SVU for one since he was name-dropped twice in the series (not to mention I would like to see how Benson reacts to Goren when he's talking to victims and perps), and Mike Logan on Organized Crime; I would like to see his interaction with Stabler considering they have a lot of things in common despite having different personalities
Goren on an episode of SVU would be awesome!
Well this is surprising! If L&O had continued past season 20, these two would have continued to be an awesome pair for many years. I love how they're tight like that.
Agreed
@@eldridgedavis - I too agree, but I think I read back in 2010 that S. Epatha Merkerson wanted out, so they decided to end the show.
@@Nick23at63 Whether or not she wanted out it had nothing to do with the series ending. After 20 years it had fallen to 56th in the ratings. TNT, who was running the reruns, flat out told NBC that after all the money they'd spent to acquire the rights to the first 20 seasons, there was no way they were buying a 21st. NBC was counting on that money to offset the costs of making the show. They had just picked up Law & Order: LA, and had already renewed the wildly more popular SVU. When they found out they would be footing the full 2mil per episode cost all by themselves for a show that low in the ratings...they hard passed. That's why it didn't see a 21st season. Nothing at all to do with the cast.
@@pinkfire2344 Yes it is definitely about ratings and not whether or not a show is good, because Law & Order: SVU is still on the air.
Well you can see Sisto of FBI. But honestly they couod have used the profit from SVU to do at least up to 30 seasons. There is so much content now with all the crazyness.
To those who didn't watch the whole episode but wants to know the whole story:
- The kid who attempted to run away at the end is not important.
- These kids used to belong to a fundamentalist sect of the mormon church who practices polygamy and were casted out for various reasons. The blond guy had a relationship with one of the leader's wives so he was casted out.
- The leader of their church is an old guy and the wife is really young probably 20 years old, the blond guy is older than her by one year. She was forced to marry the leader at the age of 16 and have children.
- The girl ran away because she couldn't take it anymore and wanted a life of freedom but was forced to leave her children behind.
- The kid who got killed attempted to bring the girl back to the leader in exchange for being allowed back into the community. The blond guy and the dead guy fought each other which resulted in the death of the traitor.
- The leader attempts to force the girl to come back to him through legal means. In the end she goes back with him because she is pregnant with the leader's child because she has no support and the blond guy who tried to help her goes to jail for murder.
Very very sad story overall and very infuriating. In my opinion no justice was done in this episode.
What was on the kids shirt in the end?
Thank you for breaking down the episode and yeah that is a very annoying ending.
@@jsas2047 it's like Mormon pajamas
Had a feeling it was.mormons. they just had that air about them.
Especially the kids fear of people with dark skin as very devout mormons believe its a curse.
@@wakcedout I always hear different stories in the many version of the good book on where black people come from. I always tell them to my black friends to annoy them then sing a gospel
This was such a great duo. This show is due a comeback.
Ta dah. It's back
Anthony Anderson is great with comedy, but I would love to see him do more serious character roles. He has an intensity about him that makes him really intimidating.
Edit: Yes I have seen him in The Shield. My point is that I would like to see him do more roles like that. I know he is busy with Black-ish, but it would still be cool to see him do serious character roles again.
Anton Mitchell, The Shield
@@amartyaroy3754 he was a absolute monster on The Shield.
@@game46312 Emmy worthy acting in my opinion.
He was a monster on the shield!!
Oh, dude, you have't watched The Shield? Where the hell have you been??
The beginning of Season 19 was one of the strongest stretches of Law & Order. I'll die on that hill.
In my opinion the show was getting its moxy back, like it had in '89.
@@Bootmahoy88 the show didn't exist in 89??
@@MJ-tz2cs Technically you're right but I just wanted to mention an interesting fact IMO that the pilot of L&O was actually made in 1988 and didn't air until 1990. I find that fascinating.
@@somebuddyX Everybody’s Favorite Bagman. They wound up releasing it during Season 1 around the fifth episode.
I'd die on the hill with you. I agree, wholeheartedly.
Lupo and Bernard are awesome in this show I sure miss seeing them on law and order they will always be close to my heart
Looks at picture of a corpse and asks "What's wrong with him?" ....oooook (shiver)
He should responded, he is doing his snow-white impression
Lupo and Bernard were the dynamic duo of the late 2000s!
So who else was surprised to find a gent known for his comedy roles on this show?
At first, after I saw his guest appearance in the L&O universe as an even more gung ho cop than Stabler, I have to say I was initially unimpressed, but his performances were a lot more subtle when he joined the main show as Bernard
Iam not. He is a professional actor. Like Henry Fonda, Tony Curtis, Sammy Davis Jr., or Carrol O Connor. Just need an opportunity to show his range. Just blame the casting directors.
Richard Belzer started out as a Stand up comedian.
@@The22ndDoctor yup ton of comedic actors been on all law and order.
Where's the Law and Order channel???? We need a Law and Order channel!!!!!
Anthony Anderson is so hilarious and talented he's on Law & Order I love him I can't wait to see this video Anthony Anderson got attitude problems
You know something's 'off' when a guy buttons his collar button but doesn't wear a tie...
I mean i do that when im cold...
The show really did kick on from season 18 onwards
Fundamentalist Mormons - knew it!
As a member of the LDS Church, I always find it odd that people refer to others as “fundamentalists” when much of what they do is not fundamental.
@@davidmcphail5653 I think it refers more to their strict literal interpretations rather than comparing them in relation to the rest of the LDS Church. Fundamental in context of religion can be defined as the very core, precise reading of scripture.
Seeing him here and then in Scary movie........the guy has range
I always forget Anthony Anderson was on L&O
And he guest starred on “fat” episode in 2006 of svu as a kind of mean detective. Paired w Elliott stabler for just the one episode.
I wouldn't want to talk to him either, he seems like the type that would abandon a little girl in an elevator.
What in the hell are you talking about? Please lay off the Ganga.
@@xyPERSON th-cam.com/video/daJZU5plRhs/w-d-xo.html Please keep the stupid to a dull roar
@@JohnDoe-tf5my Sorry...never saw that show although I wish I did.
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@@xyPERSON dude....its from a scene from blackish
Oh... he's FLDS. makes sense.
A friend I knew years ago was from a farming community in I think Wyoming, when he came to Cali for the first time he told me he had never talked to a black person before and only spoke to Mexicans who worked on the farms
I looked at him and said "well, a Puerto Rican must blow your mind"
Miss good shows like this
Good news, it's coming back. They're doing a Law & Order revival. They're calling it Season 21.
@@kirstinmorrell Law & Order: SVU, doesn't compare to the original. never liked it
Ah, the Magic Underwear, one of the many kooky things about the Mormon cult.
Bro I rewatch the episodes just to see this duo.
Thé other policemen should say , yes sir shalom .
That was the "Magic Underwear" that protects them.
so it that what the underwear looks like. these boys were probably kicked out of a mormon community were the old man have many wives and the boys left are force on the street to sell their bodies. Utah has to stop this practice when they became a state and some of the idiot males where against the sell out. do you notice that it is always the male who has more wives but not the wives who can have more males. when a women jsut have to lay there and it is the guy that has to keep getting it up to pleasure all these wives. also many males can live together where many females cannot without one of them being killed.
FLDS: Fundamental Later Day Saint.
FLDS (Fundamental Latter-day Saints) and LDS (Latter-day Saints) are two separate, very different religious groups. The LDS group is the one most famously called “Mormons”. The members of the LDS group do not believe their underclothing is magic. I do not know if the members of the FLDS group believe so.
@@oliviapatterson2052 It's all bullshit.
That is a matter of opinion.
The last three seasons of law & order were intense and these are in this episode was pretty one of those intense episodes which involved Mormons, Lost boys and whole bunch of religious people we're following the police were trying to struggle to fit in that's what at least that's what I saw in this episode a little bit I just didn't like the ending how it turned out for the girl.
So sad
Where is the second part to this
I remember this episode but not fully
I wish I could see the whole episode
What is the deal with the shirt? What am I missing?
It's Mormon under garments, to prevent anyone from outside the family seeing him naked. It's an indication (along with his behavior, etc.) that he's from a religious cult
Eh it’s season 19, at least they’re posting new content on the channel instead of the same two svu seasons and 13 and 14 of L&O
whats the twist at the end of this clip?
Oh, man...
It looks like he is trying to hold onto his covenants to be a good person. His under "garments," although not the real thing, are a symbolic reminder of the commitments/covenants we make with God. We promise to do our best to treat people right, help folks when we can, not harm anyone for gain or meanness, read our scriptures, and go to church. The real garments have markings on them that are symbolic reminders. Their length, just above the knees, and capped sleeves encourage us to dress modestly. Although we commit to wearing them everyday, we don't have to swim or do sports in them. We can wear bathing suits or the appropriate sports gear. As a matter of fact, the choice to wear them or not is strictly up to each of us. We don't consider them as magic. They aren't secret, but to us they are sacred because, as I pointed out, they symbolize our deepest commitments to being good Christians. They are always white and the embroidered markings are always white because it symbolize purity. Like all religions, there are members who mar the overall perception of that faith. And it looks like on this episode of "Law & Order" that's what's happening here. So, let me close with: Whatever religion you choose, choose carefully. Trust your heart and God's love for you. Bless you all.
Fundamentalist Mormons think dark skin is a curse from god. Jacob 3:5 It's in the book of Mormon. They also think Jesus was white lol.
Every Mormon watching this
Woah, wait a sec!
3:15 I am so lost on what this guy found. Is it the weird things on his shirt?
Yes. It's similar to a temple garment worn by Mormons
Interesting clip..
Looks like it's coming back this month
Not to be annoying, but can anyone tell me what happens in this episode? I'm not in a place to watch the whole thing and though Wikipedia for law and order doesn't have a section covering this episode
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@@Str8yKat still no luck , nice to know the count is growing
The boy who was killed was trying to force a mormon sect leader runaway child bride to come home so he could rejoin the cult. The killer was her boyfriend and fellow mormon cult escapee.
They try to prosecute the sect leader for custody of the girls children.
In the end when the girl learns shes pregnant and the father is her husband she losses all hope and goes back to the cult.
Good Morning Gary
Nice video and hi everyone
Hi
What you not going to do algorithm is put this on my timeline and expect me not to watch the full episode!!!
Cop: hey, what’s this, huh? What this?
An… an undershirt?
That’s all a garment is….
Yes, I was surprised at that exact question. It is just an underskirt. Or does the skirt has other meaning?
@@joaopauloadlergomesdacosta282 You people are dumb!! It is mormons
He's talking about the markings. And a Mormon garment isn't "just" an undershirt. It's supposed to provide physical, and spiritual protection.
@@ThePhilotherianist yeah, but it’s a fucking shirt. You understand this, yes? It’s a shirt and shorts.
@@skyskynomnom4674 I understand that. Do you understand that mormon's believe garments are magical, and provide protection from both spiritual and physical harm?
What episode is this ?
And did they keep the cannon for Anthonys character to get punched by Stabler?
He was playing a different character then
what's with the last scene? he's triple k or something??
Mormon
I was pleasantly surprised that the young man flees the interrogation. In all the L & O clips I have watched, I think it is the first time I see this happening.
One question, regarding that: Can the police officers really legally detain him if he is just leaving, even if he seems to be fleeing? I do not know anything about legal details, but it seems that the young man was not a suspect, nor had he revealed anything to incriminate himself.
Any comment?
Very good question?
@@Bootmahoy88 If the cop's was white would you peoples say the same
Yes and No. They can detain you, but they don't have to. If they do let you go, they'll keep an eye on you, especially if you're acting suspicious.
They can temporarily hold a material witness, especially in light of a serious crime like murder.
It's probably a Gray area but might be one of those things that's officially not allowed but nobody brings it up, yk like teachers can't touch kids at all to keep the schools nose clean when the next scandal breaks but no-ones gonna complain if you march a kid to the office by the shoulder. You could probably argue that him running away is cause for concern
Oh no 🤦🏾♀️ is a good time
brady corbet!
What's on his shirt?
whats wrong with his clothes?
For crying out loud what was on his shirt? No one is addressing that in the comments 😩
Criminal Intent was a flop . Stabler needs to be back at SVU. Juss sayin'. But I'm going to give this an honest shot
Organized Crime which was renewed for a second season. Criminal Intent ended at season 10
the guys from 13 😆
peter from funny games
I don't get it, What's wrong with the with shirt?
learn what magic underwear is
Anthony🤗🤗
Wait what was that under his shirt???
special mormon underwear. it's a full-body suit
@@entropyapathy
The boys portrayed in this episode were not members of the “Mormon” religious group. Rather, they were part of a radical splinter group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. Members of both religious groups wear underclothing that resembles what was shown in this clip. However, at least for the “Mormon” group, it is not a full-body suit. Rather, it is a t-shirt and a pair of shorts.
I miss it . .
The kid doesn't like the black police officer
Escaped jack Mormons?
@@diann9159 OK, we are using the the term jack Mormon differently. I thought it referred to members of the isolated, fundamentalist communities, such as Warren Jeffs' which still practice polygamy and otherwise cling to the old ways. If it actually means a mainstream Mormon who is on the secular side, then so be it.
What is it - Mormon underwear?
Similar to a temple garment, yes.
studogable glad you were respectful... I assume you’re LDS. There have been some typical negative terms used... but probably like you, I’m used to it
@@davidmcphail5653 I am not, no. That doesn't look like a typical temple garment to me, though - more like a variation for the fictional group portrayed here. Do you agree, or is it essentially a regular temple garment?
@@studogable
Hello. 🙂 As far as I can understand from this clip and the comments, the boys in this episode are being portrayed as belonging to a very real religious group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. This religious group is a very radical (IMO) splinter group from the religious group that is famously known as “Mormons”. It is obvious that the underclothing this boy was wearing was intentionally designed to closely resemble “Mormon” temple garments. However, like you, I did notice some differences. So, I am going to say that this is not an accurate visual representation of temple garments. Hope that helps!
Not a smart request.
He's not under arrest, he should be free to leave. In addition, he's under no obligation to speak with anyone if he choses not too. For them to intimidate him, by moving closer is bad police work... especially when they know he's unarmed, and clearly afraid.
It's just a show don't take it too seriously 😹😹😹😹😹
@@K-SunXO I wish it was the case. TV and movies have influenced both law enforcement and the military... often for the worse. For example, many people were tortured based on what soldiers saw in the show 24. Both law enforcement and military have been seen wearing skull patches based on the character The Punisher (a vigilante to kills criminals, and use whatever means legal or not). Shows that depict that it's ok to abuse a civilian or violate their civil rights should come with a heavy disclaimer.
He only scared? Because they black so shut up you up boy. Whites so racist.
@@WODChurch calm down 13 -50 boy
@@fialee8 That's a good point. I wish this show was available on Hulu instead of Law & Order SVU. The show really has a lot of downsides. I mean, there have numerous cases of murderers where the perp based their crime off of this tv show.
Uhm, yeah, like.. What was it?
Law and order original and svu
Wasn't this clip already posted here a few months ago?
No
They never have posted season 19 on this channel
I hate Anthony Anderson but he killed his role while he was part of the cast
You must hate all Black Actors🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿 BLACK ACTORS MATTER🤞🏿😘
@@WODChurch I hate him cause of his show #Blackish!!!! But I loved him in #Malibusmostwanted
Well that sure proved his point. Two black folks grab him & rip his shirt!
Like he didn’t run away
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This was the team that killed the show.
The writing on this one is a bit shaky. There’s plenty of times in Law and Order episodes over the years in which a black perp doesn’t want to talk to the white officers and they don’t respond in this manner.
I mean... it *is* a kid here.
They’re actors and it’s script.
@@StevenRayGarcia yeah, a script about a police officer asking a kid questions which the actors are acting out. Honestly, if you want to call hypocrisy, or a double standard of some kind, my advice is you look at SVU. Plenty of double standards present throughout that series.
@@dfmrcv862 Wasn’t seeking your advice.
Your second reply shifted from your original retort which defended situation because he was a kid.
Then your second point was about hypocrisy and double standards. Not age
At least be consistent. You lose credibility during discussions when you aren’t.
@@StevenRayGarcia are you not calling out hypocrisy or a double standard in the show with your comment?
My point is that the suspect here is a kid so the police treat him a bit differently in response to your question as to why the officers "treat him differently".
I am so sick and tired of the media portrayal of the members of the church of jesuschrist of Latter-day Saints
Are you also tired of racial-hate, bigotry, discrimination and police hunting of people of colour?
I think the boys in this clip were being portrayed as being part of the FLDS group, not the LDS group.
This kid's from a radical splinter group that broke off in 1890.
Imagine if the suspect was black and the detective was white, and the suspect says he wants to speak with the "(black) detective who looks like me". In 2021, that would not only be an acceptable question, but stunning and brave as well.
No, it would not be stunning and brave, but it would be acceptable. Because POC's have a reason to be scared of white policeman, there's a history of violence and a very recent uptick in deaths among them.
I mean, either way he was going to let the other detective talk to him. They wanted whatever info they could get so they were choosing to comply with little fanfare
@Mary Lightly In the fucked up world of 2021, yes. Double standards for racism, is also known as "equity" (notice it's not "equality")
@Mary Lightly have you seen a lot of white males dying in the same numbers as white people from brief or non lethal encounters? Or harassed when they didn't need to be only for those cops to then be suspended when they're files and history are scrutinized?
It's so weird how people want to play dumb and act like there isn't a legit fear of bad cops running the image of cops in this country
@@juliantapia1407 It's all about the color
God is every Mormon a racist?
Plenty of non white Mormons. Look up a series titled Gangland that the Arts and Entertainment did years ago. They devoted an episode to gangs operating in salt lake city
Greetings! The boys in this clip were not “Mormons”. Rather, they belonged to a very radical splinter religious group called Fundamental Latter-day Saints. I know much less about the FLDS group, so I cannot say what percentage of them is racist. However, I am very happy to report that “Mormons” are not racist and dedicatedly teach that racism is resoundingly wrong and unacceptable. 🙂
Ah, Stacey Abrams telling lies. Nice.unsubscribe
I don't get it... what's with the kid's shirt?
magic underwear