Can we really say that homelander ever killed anyone in self defence? He is basically immortal for those people, they cannot even slightly harm him. He is more than capable to disarm and handcuff all those people.
criminalvibez I know this example is slightly (a lot) exaggerated, but when 6 yo boy would me I technically should defend myself, but there is a little amount of damage for him to cause to me. Instead of going full attack on him I can, I do not know, hold him or even just go around. For homelander everyone is like 6yo, even less.
That's actually a good point. People get harsher sentences depending on what a "reasonable person" would do in that situation and everyone/the jury/your peers vote on that. I think everyone here at the very least can agree that a "reasonable person" in his situation would have simply pushed around and disarmed them
@@leminer4049 I would go that far and say that he should not even be brutal, I mean when disarming someone he would need to use a 0,000001% of his strength. Absolutely no laser eyes, no punching, pushing, nothing. He should treat everyone as now adults treat children. You can be firm, sometimes shout but never go violent. Because he is in no danger from anybody. Except compound V people, but this is a different story.
8:44 - Correction: Homelander has X-ray vision, meaning he could easily see the innocent man through the terrorist and tanning rack. Therefore, Homelander _can_ be charged for his death.
Ok, it doesn't, I'll just censor it. He created these ter- and planned to unalive them, so he would be charged with first-degree mu- and involuntary ma-. Even if it hadn't been the case, he has ultra reflex and speed and can use it in such situations to make sure everyone is safe. But are you implying he unalived the innocent guy on purpose?
@@JKBDTS Not necessarily. What I _am_ saying is that Homelander knew the innocent man was in the line of fire, but simply didn’t care. He could’ve shouted “get out of the way!”, or something like that.
@@dh8538 Hughie kinda was the main protagonist for the first season, but for the second and mainly third season, Butcher was turned into the main protagonist, as he has more screen time and more relevance to the story
I cannot believe that the plane thing was among the things that weren’t Homelander’s fault. It’s seared into my brain to this day as one of the most horrible things anyone has ever done on screen. Had to laugh at the .5 years he got for stealing Haley Joel Osment’s phone
@@kaipilled he absolutely could've. he just didn't want to do it. at the very least he could've brought a few people down to safety in the sea. even in the boys presents: diabolical it shows that he wanted to help but he's just too impulsive and has no control over his powers
I think if you read into it his destruction of the control panel was deliberate, and even with both pilots dead I think you would have a decent chance of having at least one person on that plane with some level of flight experience.
@@cinemacop Having the tragedy actually play out instead of stopping it would be more likely to make people use there emotions and actually want to have supes in the military.
@@cinemacop I don't think it was intentional on the part of the writers, but his lasers are shown going through people and not going through people depending on plot requirements, plus he's so powerful that no one can threaten him so he wouldn't be able to claim self defence
The weird thing with Homelander is that since bullets, beer cans, etc can't hurt him. I think the self-defense argument can be void since he was never in any real danger to begin with. I think the only actual case of self-defense here might be Maive since she was clearly able to knock him around.
@u.m.9931 With Ryan, he's also suped up and likely incapable of being harmed by beer cans. This makes the beer can more or less battery since something as simple as splashing water on someone can be considered batery. Since the guy only threw the one can and stopped, he ceased being a threat. Homelander engaded in an act of retaliantion with a deadly weapon by killing him. Also, self-defense has to come with proportional force, meaning you can't use deadly force to defend against non-lethal battery.
@@grenadaball7655yeah but it's not a show about shooting lasers bro it's a satire on superheroes on America on the corrupt system. The writers made it political obviously people will discuss real world parallels.
@@TheCynicalAutist Not at least saving some people was still morally wrong. Although I wouldn't call it his worst action ever, not even close. It was an emotionally shocking scene though.
@@jiachael5222yeah, these feminist soyboys always exaggerate doing anything to women’s bodies against her will as the worst thing you could ever possibly do. Lmao
I’m not aware of the laws in the US but, as a flying person, he might violate some laws regarding air traffic, through penetration in various, controlled and restricted airspace.
I love the attention to detail in the hijacking scene where they don't just speak gibbresh or a random Arabic language that no one speaks but actual Iraqi-arabic which is very detailed
It could be argued that Homelander was more than capable of saving the airliner, yet chose not to. That would make it either manslaughter or second-degree murder
US federal law doesn't make it obligatory for you to save people. But I'd say Homelander was legally responsible for the plane crash itself, cuz he has ultra reflex and speed, but still acted reckless on his mission.
in Germany he could have been charged with leaving the people in the plane. There is the so called "Unterlassene Hilfeleistung" which is "Failure to provide assistance"
It's funny to notice that the voluntary decision not to save anyone on the plane, since he, more than anyone else, could do it, would constitute a crime in most legal systems that adopt German or French origins. He wouldn't be charged for not saving all of them, but not doing anything and just watching while he could do without any peril to himself is a crime in many other countries, including Brazil.
Since Season 4 is over, I decided to list all the crimes committed by Homelander in that season (correct me if I'm wrong or if I missed something, also had to censor it heavily due to YT) 2x SA - 1+ year (A-Train and The Deep) 3x First-degree m- - 60+ years (beating the fans) Accessory to inciting to riot - 6+ months Tampering with physical evidence - 6+ months First-degree m- - 20+ years (making Ryan push the actor further than he should have) First-degree m- - 20+ years (lasering Anika) Attempted m- - 15+ years (Hughie in vents) 3x Involuntary ma- - 3+ years (Vought on Ice incident) 5x Assault - 2.5+ years (also the incident) First-degree assault - 5+ years (idk why it gives more than ma-, also still the incident) First-degree m- - 20+ years (oven) SA - 6+ months (forcing the scientist to yk) 9x First-degree m- - 180+ years (all the scientists) Grand larceny - 1+ year (the director's Jaguar) Assault - 6+ months (the director again) First-degree m- - 20+ years (Cameron Coleman) 86,658,000x Conspiracy to commit first-degree kid- - 1,299,870,000 years (idk how many Starlighters there are, so since they're supposed to represent liberals and they take up 26% of USA's population, that's what I went with) Second-degree m- - 15+ years (Webweaver) 3x Attempted m- - 45+ years (Butcher, Starlight and MM) Child a- - 1+ year (threatening Ryan) Reckless endangerment - 6+ months (shooting lasers at Neuman) 19x First-degree m- - 380+ years (the list) Attempted m- - 15+ years (Ashley) Coercion - 1+ year (Neuman) 4x First-degree kid- - 60+ years Attempted first-degree kid- - 15+ years 3x SA 35x First-degree m- Accessory to inciting to riot Tampering with physical evidence 5x Attempted m- 3x Involuntary ma- 6x Assault First-degree assault Grand larceny 86,658,000x Conspiracy to commit first-degree kid- Second-degree m- Child a- Reckless endangerment Coercion 4x First-degree kid- Attempted first-degree kid- Sentence: 1,299,870,882 years Current years: 1,299,871,536 years Once again, correct me if I got something wrong.
The first one wouldn’t count because he was only joking when he told the deep to blow a-train so he couldn’t be charged for sexual assault in that case
@@chrissolerod9471 He knew that they're scared of him and will feel forced to do it and even though they didn't end up doing it they could feel traumatized because they almost did it and that could probably count as SA.
Irrelevant but if homelander was good like if he was a good guy he would basically be captain America and with the powers and abilities of superman regardless though the show would be boring and there would be less plot but it could be fun to watch for the first few episodes idk
Don't forget how he threatened starlight in the very first meeting, or all when he kidnapped Ryan. Even if Ryan consented, Homelander did not have custody.
One thing, the diabolical chapter of Homelander's debut was missing, although the majority of the series is not canonical, just that one is, it would be interesting to see the conviction for exploiting the factory
5:07 If I recall correctly the guys Homelander was killing in this scene were ISIS members. I don't think Syria would prosecute him for killing them. ISIS was actively at war with the Syrian Government and is considered a terrorist group by them, just like the US and everyone else. While the Syrian Government has not authorized the US presence in the country, and therefore may be interested in pursing international litigation for Homelander's presence in the country being part of an illegal military op, they most certainly would NOT object to that operation killing active terrorists/enemies of the state. Most likely, Syria would however absolutely charge him for arming those same terrorist beforehand.
Wouldnt homelander taking down the plane be terrorism or domestic terrorism? Since not only was he blowing up a plane but he was doing it for a benefit since the guy in the plane knew about compound v
Court would likely find that the self defense argument doesn't work for him due to his powers. Also considering what his lasers do and that he knows what they do he probably wouldn't get away with destroying the plane either.
3rd party safety counts as self defense. He was trying (though not very Hard) to save the pilot Who was In immidiate danger. + his Quick reaction speed probably isnt always on. Though He made a mistake In not immidiately killing him, Even that May be understandable as the pain of the laser Would have made him shoot the pilot.
I don't think he can be charged for ANYTHING on the plane, even the threat. SInce technically there are no witnesses and Maeve hadn't spoken about it in any legal discussion regarding his crimes nor do I think would she really want to given the last time we saw her.
Various original villains is taking journals with this. Various original heroes along the Boys league, is having a King of the hill style by drinking sodas and neighbor barbeque special.
I'd like to point out that Homelander threw Chalsea to the ground, because people don't pop like that from falling - there isn't nearly enough force at this height
all the charges are handled separately in the event of an appeal if his 8/9 of his death sentences successfully got appealed for example, he would still have the one left and still have to serve that it just streamlines the process
8:44 Since Homelander took part in creating these ter- I think you could argue first-degree mu-, since he planned to unalive them anyways and there should also be involuntary man- for the other guy. + Homelander with his powers could do it all more safely, but I said it already. Censored cuz YT, thank you so much Edit: Also didn't it happen in Syria? That would give him a 💀 sentence.
Even with the 9 death sentences, the life imprisonment, the million dollar fine and the fact that he should be on the offender list. The fact that he managed to not have 1000 years in prison is the only thing that surprised me.
Child abuse being only 1 year and rape being only 5 is insane
minimum
You rarely can prove rape so it’s not that insane.
@@UtopiaMotleyDNA
@@anotherpromotornot when it happened a long time ago and the only evidence that’s left of it was used a bargaining chip
@@UtopiaMotley How does that connect?
I love that his “first crime” is already 175+ years in prison.
😂
"Free my homie, he ain't do nothing wrong"
The homie:
HE'S A FUCKING AMERICAN!!! HE'S SECOND TO JESUS CHRIST!!! ONLY A FASCIST WOULD WANT HIM PUT AWAY!!! GOD BLESS THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE!!!
The Homelander
@@TheAilmamyou Just ruined it
@@TheAilmam you Just made it
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This is atrocious! Homelander never committed any crime! (Please help, they have my family.)
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Let me guess, Vaught has them?
@@madhattermaker622 Yes, the-
I MEAN BUTCHER! BUTCHER HAS THEM!
He is Homelander… and he can do whatever the fuck he want…!
Yep, good luck stopping him
Can we really say that homelander ever killed anyone in self defence? He is basically immortal for those people, they cannot even slightly harm him. He is more than capable to disarm and handcuff all those people.
That’s a good take.never thought of it that way
criminalvibez I know this example is slightly (a lot) exaggerated, but when 6 yo boy would me I technically should defend myself, but there is a little amount of damage for him to cause to me. Instead of going full attack on him I can, I do not know, hold him or even just go around.
For homelander everyone is like 6yo, even less.
That's actually a good point. People get harsher sentences depending on what a "reasonable person" would do in that situation and everyone/the jury/your peers vote on that. I think everyone here at the very least can agree that a "reasonable person" in his situation would have simply pushed around and disarmed them
@@leminer4049 I would go that far and say that he should not even be brutal, I mean when disarming someone he would need to use a 0,000001% of his strength. Absolutely no laser eyes, no punching, pushing, nothing. He should treat everyone as now adults treat children. You can be firm, sometimes shout but never go violent.
Because he is in no danger from anybody. Except compound V people, but this is a different story.
It was still self defense with Maeve tho
8:44 - Correction: Homelander has X-ray vision, meaning he could easily see the innocent man through the terrorist and tanning rack. Therefore, Homelander _can_ be charged for his death.
I wrote a reply, idk if it can appear.
Ok, it doesn't, I'll just censor it.
He created these ter- and planned to unalive them, so he would be charged with first-degree mu- and involuntary ma-. Even if it hadn't been the case, he has ultra reflex and speed and can use it in such situations to make sure everyone is safe. But are you implying he unalived the innocent guy on purpose?
@@JKBDTS Not necessarily. What I _am_ saying is that Homelander knew the innocent man was in the line of fire, but simply didn’t care. He could’ve shouted “get out of the way!”, or something like that.
@@InsanityTLB This would mean he did it on purpose.
He doesn’t have x Ray vision he would’ve killed Hughie when he was crawling in the vents if he did
You should do one for Billy Butcher next, because even though he's the "main protagonist", he's got a lot of crimes on his own rap sheet.
“Protagonist” doesn’t mean hero. When are you people gonna learn this?
He is an anti hero
😂😂😂 dude is more an Anti-Hero this is more of a gray area in both moral and immoral actions.
hughie is the main protagonist
@@dh8538 Hughie kinda was the main protagonist for the first season, but for the second and mainly third season, Butcher was turned into the main protagonist, as he has more screen time and more relevance to the story
I cannot believe that the plane thing was among the things that weren’t Homelander’s fault. It’s seared into my brain to this day as one of the most horrible things anyone has ever done on screen.
Had to laugh at the .5 years he got for stealing Haley Joel Osment’s phone
He would actually be charged, as Homelander has ultra speed and reflex and could be more careful on the plane.
I know the plane thing is horrible
the way he knows damn well he could've carried that plane into safety but he just doesn't gaf...
@@dramaticvirghoehe wouldn’t be able to. He’s strong but not that strong.
@@kaipilled he absolutely could've. he just didn't want to do it. at the very least he could've brought a few people down to safety in the sea. even in the boys presents: diabolical it shows that he wanted to help but he's just too impulsive and has no control over his powers
Giving Homelander a self defence charge for killing a normal human is like saying a human killing a fly is self defence.
That fly might be poisonous or so (watch "makkhi" Indian movie you will get it)
It completely is
@@mih_chayan8900 ?
@@JKBDTS I meant killing a fly is self defence sometimes
@@mih_chayan8900 How?
It would probably take a week just to go through all the charges against Homelander in a court
good luck getting him into court first
More like a month
He would just murder everyone if he got found guilty lol
Welp, he’s just been found not guilty by all accounts :/
I think it would take only a second or 2 for homelanders heat vision to go though the court
Being legally innocent for the flight deaths is crazzzyyyy
I think if you read into it his destruction of the control panel was deliberate, and even with both pilots dead I think you would have a decent chance of having at least one person on that plane with some level of flight experience.
@@aidangattinger8975 why would his destruction of the control panel be deliberate?
@@cinemacop Having the tragedy actually play out instead of stopping it would be more likely to make people use there emotions and actually want to have supes in the military.
@@aidangattinger8975 that and homelander could've just restrained the terrorist very easily
@@cinemacop I don't think it was intentional on the part of the writers, but his lasers are shown going through people and not going through people depending on plot requirements, plus he's so powerful that no one can threaten him so he wouldn't be able to claim self defence
Good luck trying to make Homelander stand for his crimes.
Just call Superman
@@roxas3124 Or Omni man
@@DragonOfTheMortalKombatAfter all earth isn't his to conquer
@@DragonOfTheMortalKombatOmni Man wouldn't care about crimes against people. He thinks is people as his pets.
@@steelersrock4392John Wick.
The weird thing with Homelander is that since bullets, beer cans, etc can't hurt him. I think the self-defense argument can be void since he was never in any real danger to begin with.
I think the only actual case of self-defense here might be Maive since she was clearly able to knock him around.
Homelander has ultra reflex and speed, he could just escape.
Some of his actions were still in defense of a third-party, so they can be considered as self defense
@@u.m.9931 He has ultra reflex and speed, so he didn't have to kill most of the people he killed in "self-defense".
@u.m.9931 With Ryan, he's also suped up and likely incapable of being harmed by beer cans. This makes the beer can more or less battery since something as simple as splashing water on someone can be considered batery. Since the guy only threw the one can and stopped, he ceased being a threat. Homelander engaded in an act of retaliantion with a deadly weapon by killing him. Also, self-defense has to come with proportional force, meaning you can't use deadly force to defend against non-lethal battery.
@@JKBDTSdoes he have Quick reaction speed? I dont remember that.
Guys... I think homelander might be the bad guy.
@@BthIX Americans trying to not put politics in everything: challenge impossible
@@BthIX yea how dare you, I just wanna see guy shoot lasers, your comment doesn't even make sense.
@@BthIX no we can tell that from day zero. It is obvious that this whole show is anti-patriotism. and wants to paint American values as evil.
@@grenadaball7655yeah but it's not a show about shooting lasers bro it's a satire on superheroes on America on the corrupt system. The writers made it political obviously people will discuss real world parallels.
@@akshatgupta4817the entire system where they choose heroes based on ratings with certain demographics is literally political
Some how Walter White earned more time than a super villain 😂
anti hero
@@gentletal5101 people don’t know it’s a huge difference lol
@@WopJr yea its like a good guy using evil methods
@@gentletal5101 idk about that one. Anti hero means does bad things for the greater good. Homelander does bad things just because he can.
@@billbandoh5818 thats an anti villain. Like Madara. Starting the infinite tsukiyomi so there is no more war or death
can't believe that he wouldn't face any legal action for his worst action ever.
America. 😊
I mean it's explained both in the video and the episode itself. He couldn't physically stop the plane from crashing due to physics.
@@TheCynicalAutist Not at least saving some people was still morally wrong. Although I wouldn't call it his worst action ever, not even close. It was an emotionally shocking scene though.
@@Syuvinya
What so they can tell the world that he left the rest of them to fucking die?
@@tonyhawksproskater2406 maybe you haven't heard of the word "morality" before. allow me to explain it to you because i'm not your ethics professor.
If Deadpool was charged for his crimes
If Wolverine was charged for his crimes
@@matthewvalentine6332 That too
@@BautiMasterGamer I betcha he’s caused a lot of bar fights
mousait already done that
He should be arrested for being genuinely effortlessly over rated.
This is starlighter propaganda
Those damn star lighters…
Shut up homelader activist go starlight
Fancy seeing you here
😂
I won’t see slander on this great man’s name
You forgot when Homelander tried to harvest Maeve’s eggs against her will in season 3. One of the most despicable things he’s ever tried to pull
You sound gay
It was bad, sure. But one of the WORST things he’s done? Not even close
Also he paralyzed Vogelbaum when forcing him to admit what happened to Becca and their child
@@chickenwimoh wait damn. I never noticed that. Wow😂 how did not noticed that? Wtf 😂
@@jiachael5222yeah, these feminist soyboys always exaggerate doing anything to women’s bodies against her will as the worst thing you could ever possibly do. Lmao
How dare he take that poor guys phone...
the fact that dahmer has a longer sentence than homelander..
Homelander: "OK, now you enforce it".
Butcher : * lets Soldier Boy grill Homelander and Ryan's powers *
By the end of the show, it's gonna be quadruple all of that
Sentence:
36 Death, 4 Life, 2616 years, $4 million fine, Registered as Sex Offender 4 times
@@markwilson4078 SO registry doesn't add up if you watch the video. It was only added once even though there was more than one crime worth of that.
I’m not aware of the laws in the US but, as a flying person, he might violate some laws regarding air traffic, through penetration in various, controlled and restricted airspace.
Vought probably get him permission to fly within the US and the international waters are free airspace I think
Imagine the FBI seeing your search history wondering and considering you as a threat 😂
The plane scene (minus the criminal threats) is where he’s Scott-Free; That’s truly wild. I mean “I guess” in contrast to the others.
I love the attention to detail in the hijacking scene where they don't just speak gibbresh or a random Arabic language that no one speaks but actual Iraqi-arabic which is very detailed
Homelander essentially not being charged for his worst crime with the plane scene is hilarious. Imo that’s the worst thing he’s done
that's not a crime, its just very evil and immoral to do as said in the video
I really love how you censored "Rape" but you didn't "Murder".
Because TH-cam has very weird monetization guidelines
Because r--- is s-----
Because that's seen as worse than murder in modern society
@@tonyhawksproskater2406 ah yes thanks to toxic Feminism.
@@tonyhawksproskater2406 more like its same, both of them are really bad :/
5:33: Not even half way through the video and Homelander's already got 9 Death Sentenced and 206.5+ years in prison. 😆
And somehow Trevor Phillips got more jail time than him is wild
It could be argued that Homelander was more than capable of saving the airliner, yet chose not to. That would make it either manslaughter or second-degree murder
US federal law doesn't make it obligatory for you to save people. But I'd say Homelander was legally responsible for the plane crash itself, cuz he has ultra reflex and speed, but still acted reckless on his mission.
Who wins in a 1v1 - Homelander or Superman?
Homelander ? I think it kinda close but superman lowkey not really like that
Homelander's just a politically incorrect Superman
Yessirreee I love you
Superman, homelander can’t even beat Omni man or most superheroes
Superman lol
those passengers watching from heaven while you dont sentence homelander: "....."
Still being in prison during the Covenant's Invasion of Earth is wilddd bro 💀
Penal Legion Seven?
in Germany he could have been charged with leaving the people in the plane. There is the so called "Unterlassene Hilfeleistung" which is "Failure to provide assistance"
Also he was very much able of being more careful with his super powers.
“Menacing” being a crime is amazing!😂
Homelander absolutely did not "accidentally" fry the plane controls
He would probably get charged even more if there was a legal system specifically for supes
It's funny to notice that the voluntary decision not to save anyone on the plane, since he, more than anyone else, could do it, would constitute a crime in most legal systems that adopt German or French origins. He wouldn't be charged for not saving all of them, but not doing anything and just watching while he could do without any peril to himself is a crime in many other countries, including Brazil.
When the girl he made jump hit the ground I got a Trident Gum ad.
Imagine you're about to fall from the 40th floor and the 1st one to come to help is homelander
And he says: JUMP
As a 6'0 man, homelander would kill me out of being self conscious of his height
AINT NO WAY U TRYNNA BRAG ABOUT YOUR HEIGHT LMAO, (you're not 6 foot by the fact that you watch murder drones and that you joined last year)
@@Barneito_123 There are murderdrone fans that are 6'0, their just rare
@@kaith-xc3um ah but the thing is, you called yourself a man, thats just not true
Since Season 4 is over, I decided to list all the crimes committed by Homelander in that season (correct me if I'm wrong or if I missed something, also had to censor it heavily due to YT)
2x SA - 1+ year (A-Train and The Deep)
3x First-degree m- - 60+ years (beating the fans)
Accessory to inciting to riot - 6+ months
Tampering with physical evidence - 6+ months
First-degree m- - 20+ years (making Ryan push the actor further than he should have)
First-degree m- - 20+ years (lasering Anika)
Attempted m- - 15+ years (Hughie in vents)
3x Involuntary ma- - 3+ years (Vought on Ice incident)
5x Assault - 2.5+ years (also the incident)
First-degree assault - 5+ years (idk why it gives more than ma-, also still the incident)
First-degree m- - 20+ years (oven)
SA - 6+ months (forcing the scientist to yk)
9x First-degree m- - 180+ years (all the scientists)
Grand larceny - 1+ year (the director's Jaguar)
Assault - 6+ months (the director again)
First-degree m- - 20+ years (Cameron Coleman)
86,658,000x Conspiracy to commit first-degree kid- - 1,299,870,000 years (idk how many Starlighters there are, so since they're supposed to represent liberals and they take up 26% of USA's population, that's what I went with)
Second-degree m- - 15+ years (Webweaver)
3x Attempted m- - 45+ years (Butcher, Starlight and MM)
Child a- - 1+ year (threatening Ryan)
Reckless endangerment - 6+ months (shooting lasers at Neuman)
19x First-degree m- - 380+ years (the list)
Attempted m- - 15+ years (Ashley)
Coercion - 1+ year (Neuman)
4x First-degree kid- - 60+ years
Attempted first-degree kid- - 15+ years
3x SA
35x First-degree m-
Accessory to inciting to riot
Tampering with physical evidence
5x Attempted m-
3x Involuntary ma-
6x Assault
First-degree assault
Grand larceny
86,658,000x Conspiracy to commit first-degree kid-
Second-degree m-
Child a-
Reckless endangerment
Coercion
4x First-degree kid-
Attempted first-degree kid-
Sentence:
1,299,870,882 years
Current years: 1,299,871,536 years
Once again, correct me if I got something wrong.
The first one wouldn’t count because he was only joking when he told the deep to blow a-train so he couldn’t be charged for sexual assault in that case
@@chrissolerod9471 He knew that they're scared of him and will feel forced to do it and even though they didn't end up doing it they could feel traumatized because they almost did it and that could probably count as SA.
Irrelevant but if homelander was good like if he was a good guy he would basically be captain America and with the powers and abilities of superman regardless though the show would be boring and there would be less plot but it could be fun to watch for the first few episodes idk
@@chrissolerod9471 Why irrelevant? Also you would admit that if they ended up doing it he would be charged with r---?
@@JKBDTS Je? Also why do filter out words like rape?
11:30 Black Noire jumpscare
Don't forget how he threatened starlight in the very first meeting, or all when he kidnapped Ryan. Even if Ryan consented, Homelander did not have custody.
0:53
Hey guys, we found out what happened to the Boeing whistleblowers!
(If someone already said this, I'm sorry)
Homelander can definitely control how powerful his lasers are, he destroyed that plane on purpose
Are we not gonna talk about how homelander made hughie stay in the water longer than usual?
Laughed my ass off at the casual lazy manner in which he takes care of business. And then the immediate +x amount of years thump after haha.
Added to the Sex Offender's Registry is crazy dawg 😭
Butcher: I want homelander prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law
The one fbi lady who had her mind blown: bet
**credits roll**
This video is pretty inaccurate so I made a more accurate calculation. 5,535 years, 9 life sentences, and 417 days.
Where did you take that from?
Bro is Homie's lawyer during the flight 37 trial
And now add in the fact that he was plotting to stage a coup w sister sage 🤣
Tomato, tomato.
One thing, the diabolical chapter of Homelander's debut was missing, although the majority of the series is not canonical, just that one is, it would be interesting to see the conviction for exploiting the factory
5:07 If I recall correctly the guys Homelander was killing in this scene were ISIS members. I don't think Syria would prosecute him for killing them. ISIS was actively at war with the Syrian Government and is considered a terrorist group by them, just like the US and everyone else.
While the Syrian Government has not authorized the US presence in the country, and therefore may be interested in pursing international litigation for Homelander's presence in the country being part of an illegal military op, they most certainly would NOT object to that operation killing active terrorists/enemies of the state.
Most likely, Syria would however absolutely charge him for arming those same terrorist beforehand.
he can control his laser vision, he sunk that plane to allow him to get supes into the military
AND EVEN WITH THAT HOMELANDER WILL SAY
"I CAN DO WHATEVER THE FUCK I WANT!"
😂😂
If he went to prison it should be the one they use in deadpool 2
Or deadpool gets hired as young homelanders babysitter only for cable to come in trying to kill young homelander.
i honestly lost track of how many people homelander k!lled
can we really say he killed that guy in self defence even though he shot all the bullet from his entire gun on homelander and with no single scratch
Wouldnt homelander taking down the plane be terrorism or domestic terrorism? Since not only was he blowing up a plane but he was doing it for a benefit since the guy in the plane knew about compound v
Putting Homelander on the Sex Offender list might actually do something
Now the question is
Can Saul goodman prove Homelander innocent in court?
Yes.😊
@@MichaelF-cc8ri No💀
homelander would never be in court in the first place
WHY DID I LAUG 8:28 IT CATCHED ME OF GUARD AHAH
It would be cool to see if our gta online characters were charged for our crime but that would take a long time
😉
@@cinemacopyou should do wei shen from sleeping dogs and marcus from watch dogs 2
Not to mention the unimaginable amount of expansions that would be impossible to charge the GTA characters for their crimes.
@@RinOtonashi I wouldn't say it's impossible and that's exactly why I said it would take a long time
@Grimmaculate yeah I know I saw
Even Spiderman would've done anything in his power to save the people in the plane
i will guess at least 25k years
There might be some death penalties in here
Told you
Uhh
2:57 the plane scene: Homelander could bring a pilot from the nearest country because the plane will fly normally in Autpilot
The controls are broken
@@cinemacop His fault ngl
Court would likely find that the self defense argument doesn't work for him due to his powers. Also considering what his lasers do and that he knows what they do he probably wouldn't get away with destroying the plane either.
3rd party safety counts as self defense. He was trying (though not very Hard) to save the pilot Who was In immidiate danger.
+ his Quick reaction speed probably isnt always on.
Though He made a mistake In not immidiately killing him,
Even that May be understandable as the pain of the laser Would have made him shoot the pilot.
The insta "THEFT" on his phone killed me 🤣😂
Do Dexter Morgan next pls
0:41 we are beyond self defense here 😂😂
Sorry I’m confused, what is the difference between murder (Where he got 9 life sentences around 5:05) and first-degree murder (at 1:05)?
It's according to laws of Syria.
It's shown in the end.
Syrian law and NY law
Oh sorry haha, I should’ve watched until the end before asking!😅
Homelander absolutely needs a Re-Trial. But i would personaly recommended it after Season 5.
I don't think he can be charged for ANYTHING on the plane, even the threat. SInce technically there are no witnesses and Maeve hadn't spoken about it in any legal discussion regarding his crimes nor do I think would she really want to given the last time we saw her.
Not the point of the video
@@JKBDTSare you acoustic?
@@Boxxinm I don't think this was really out of place.
@@Boxxinm your head might be as empty as an acoustic guitar if you think op's comment made sense cuz it didn't
@@deepbluebeer Womp womp
what's crazy is he could probably serve that sentence and end up walking in all honesty (excluding the life imprisonment)
Various original villains is taking journals with this.
Various original heroes along the Boys league, is having a King of the hill style by drinking sodas and neighbor barbeque special.
5:11 Average USA and Israel modus operandi lmao
Thank you for this thorough collation😭😭 actually serves as a pretty good recap before the next season comes out
When put in this context your really see how bad homelander is!!
Cool video vid man, subbed and liked.
“Uncensored clips on my patreon ☝️🤓” as if those clips are hard to find
Homelander would get along just fine with the Celestial Dragons from One Piece.
I'd like to point out that Homelander threw Chalsea to the ground, because people don't pop like that from falling - there isn't nearly enough force at this height
yes but you could see her speed while falling and its not nearly enough to make her explode, even assuming its terminal velocity
@@milchi5122convinced the writers just want to add extra gore for shock factor sometimes.
Bro you know what crazy ive never watched the boys but i keep watching the vids
That's a big IF
*For a Discount Superman with all Seven Deadly Sins under his belt...*
_that amount of punishment won't be enough._
How can you have multiple death sentences and life imprisonment?
all the charges are handled separately in the event of an appeal
if his 8/9 of his death sentences successfully got appealed for example, he would still have the one left and still have to serve that
it just streamlines the process
175 years in prison right away lmao
Sum bullshit Homelander got less time than Tony Sopranos in US courts
we barely started and he already has over 100 years in prison lol
8:44 Since Homelander took part in creating these ter- I think you could argue first-degree mu-, since he planned to unalive them anyways and there should also be involuntary man- for the other guy.
+ Homelander with his powers could do it all more safely, but I said it already.
Censored cuz YT, thank you so much
Edit: Also didn't it happen in Syria? That would give him a 💀 sentence.
Homelander is number 2.
Number 1 waits restlessly.
got damn i thought homelander was a good guy but when you put it like this
He just made a mistake
You thought this guy was good?😂
The jury "I had to use excel to make the calculations"
0:42 use of excessive force???
Yea
Screw em
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 Doesn't mean he could do that.
@JKBDTS The criminal had a loaded firearm, and homelander protected himself in a way he saw fit making this lawful the
@@BrockMartyniuk He is immune to bullets.
Superman: "I'm here for truth, justice, and the American way"
Homelander: "I can do whatever the f**k I want"
4:19
You just get at minimum 5 years for r****?
Even with the 9 death sentences, the life imprisonment, the million dollar fine and the fact that he should be on the offender list. The fact that he managed to not have 1000 years in prison is the only thing that surprised me.
Fr Jeffrey Dahmer had I think 1571 years irl for 17 m*********
After Season 4 he has over a billion years