Meanwhile in Thailand, a dude barged into a police station with a knife, a cop just sit down and hear him out, convinced him to drop the knife and then offered him water. No one got hurt, no charge was filed, the man got helps.
In thailand they dont have 6 foot tall muscular build gang members shooting cops every other day. Also the micheal brown story was fabricated by the media not the police.
My guess is that we're failing at literally every step. The murder alone would normally be enough to enrage the average American but the fact that the police officers involved are currently being protected with (at least at this current time) no guarantee that they will even face prosecution is insanity. I hope I'm wrong but I wouldn't be surprised if this ends in another example of a murdering cop getting a slap on the wrist with an imaginary wet spaghetti noodle. I'm so angry right now. Moreso than I ever really remember being in my adult life.
I do live in this 'country' and I'm pissed off the system is failing so badly from top to bottom. Leadership is absent and when present it's almost always divisive. So the people rise up and maybe it will rock the world enough to make a difference for the lives of the oppressed. I don't feel oppressed, it doesn't touch me, I'm quite privileged, but I feel the oppression I keep witnessing on others who are not. As a fellow human I can not stand by without great criticism. This world is broken. I just want people to treat people with fairness. Protest and uprising is a symptom of leadership and participants in the system failing to provide equal protections to all our citizens. Fix it or get out.
Grossman's warrior training plays a big role in teaching police this stuff.the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it: th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Why on Earth doesn't this channel put ads on their videos? Not only are they selfless enough to put it on TH-cam for free because they believe in informing everybody on these issues, they don't even bother putting a 10 second ad at the beginning. I just wanted to call attention to that, kudos to Patriot Act
"Informing" ? Lol This is a hit piece on policing that is light on facts making excuses for criminals and making up skin pigment conspiracy theories...
wtf why are you not using an adblocker? i got 5+ running you should never be on yt with out blockers. I would have NEVER KNOWN they dont have adverts. wow bro grow up and get an adblocker like a man
@first last He was definitely being choked. And just because you are being choked doesn't mean that you can't get some air in just means you can't get enough in. 8 minutes of having someone's knee on your neck is definitely enough to kill them. Also we're gonna have to wait for the independent autopsy they are most likely trying to cover their ass.
@first last The autopsy is bullshit and has been debunked by multiple doctors. It was funded by the state, the same state that was willing to cover it officers murdering and innocent man. No amount of underlying conditions will kill a person unless they've got a pig pressing down on their neck. Saying "I can't breath" doesn't not mean you are completely cut off from air. You sound like a damn idiot. Bystanders begged the cop to check his pulse and Thao did, he said he was dead. Chauvin then continued to kneel on him for 2+ minutes while Floyd laid in a pool of his piss and foamed at the mouth. He killed him. If you can't see that, then this is on YOU. They murdered that man in broad daylight and smiled
Hasan Minhaj is a psychic, a genius, or both. He has his finger on the pulse of this country and educates everyone on the issues that not only are relevant but also absolutely necessary for everybody to be well-informed about. Give this guy an Emmy already!
@@ashwinashu4825 unfortunately, you're right. But it doesn't mean it can't. Netflix has gotten Emmys before. This show would definitely be a worthy candidate.
This has been an issue for decades and has probably been reported in one form or another by every major national news outlet, from 60 Minutes to The Washington Post to Time Magazine, and by most news comedy shows such as Last Week Tonight. Though this was perhaps more powerfully presented than other such coverage, there's no reason to think that Hasan Minhaj has some peculiar foresight. Absent any meaningful changes, this was sure to happen again. It will happen again soon. And again and again.
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Enemies! that's definitely is. And I believe Hasan being careful in how he deliver his material. There are more stories that he cannot mentioned. Like how US police are getting militarized, getting trained in Israel, and so on.
@Reallife Shenanigans Yes, you are right but nevertheless Deep State always keep those kind of people in check. If you have watched the recent interview between him and Justin Trudeau, Justin said " they are watching you". Though it's funny but actually it's scary truth. Even George Carlin was under the radar of FBI for telling the truth.
Not to mention, as soon as anything about international problems comes up, there are 90% haters telling him he has his facts wrong and is biased on the issue, I think he's only covering US grounds just so he doesn't have to deal with that headache either.
@@meeranhaq9479 exactly like the time when he covered Indian election jeez Indians went nuts on him like he didn't do research and shit ,well HELLO he isn't from your place LOL idiots I think he's doing great
It's even more fucked up when you realize that the scene is directly ripped from a famous photo in which a protester against the Vietnam War pushes a flower into a cop's gun. That was not a "why can't we just be friends" sort of gesture.
Arachnofiend I thought it was a response to that one major BLM protest where a woman in a dress walks up calmly, nonviolent, up to hella decked police officers to be handcuffed. The photo won a couple of awards and got extreme coverage.
I'm here again after Ahmed, Breanna, and George. I'm tired of arguing with people that yes all cops are not bad but there are loopholes in the system that stop cops from being held accountable like others would. I'm rewatching this video so that I can get the facts and actually use them.
Strangely Ukrainian wasn’t racially motivated? The they heard a police report about a black man and then they tried to do a “citizen’s arrest” on him. The only thing that matched the police report was that he was black, it was 100% racially motivated.
@@jackd6269 exactly. and I wasn't implying that his killers were cops but rather the injustice in the system, as it took national outrage for the men to be arrested
Strangely Ukrainian there were multiple people in the neighborhood on video going into the house that was currently under construction to look around. They claimed Ahmad broke and and took things and the people who were around said it was false. There were kids who went into the house. There were white people who went into the house. Both of the men involved in killing him were known racists and there is phone calls of them making plans to block him in. Ahmaud ran several different directions and then hunted him down and killed. It was 1000% racially motivated.
The warrior training plays a big role in polices behaviour. The training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it: th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
I just rewatched this and it is scary when you think about it. The city of Minneapolis banned 'Warrior Training' in Minneapolis and the police union decided to undermine that by offering free 'Warrior-style Training'. And what happens? In Minneapolis, George Floyd incident.
Does this mean US police is on it’s own, taking no directions from anyone and protected by the bills? States has lost its governance. Sounds like they are the actual thugs.
@@bcowcowbunny1883 White supremacist infiltration in police forces is so enmeshed it's not even 'infiltration' anymore, it's an inoperable string of tumors.
I actually graduated from a police academy, and I can testify that this is 100% true. I did not go on to become a law enforcement officer because I was Disturbed at the level of bias, conservatism, and just overall contempt for the community that I experienced while dating a law enforcement officer (he is now a deputy). Something to keep in mind is that, at least in my experience, there is a preference for veterans, and we all know what the military is trained to do. in addition, there is a strong streak of conservatism that is not only encouraged but outright nurtured. Every police station television will be tuned to Fox news, Alex Jones, Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, and Dinesh D'Souza are some of the only opinions these people are encouraged to consume. Despite evidence to the contrary, many law enforcement officers firmly believe that other races are more inherently criminal. They believe in bootstraps mentality, and reject the idea of systemic inequality, as well as painting other groups with a broad brush. most of the police officers I know are extremely unwelcoming of anyone who is not a white, straight, man. Women are considered to be either lesbians or sluts, and many of the officers I know resented them because they were believed to be less capable, and were therefore a liability. I believe in the concept of policing by consent, and was constantly getting in trouble at the academy for not pulling my weapon "soon enough." I truly believe that police violence and gun violence are inextricably intertwined and that the only way to end police violence is to disarm the cops. Unfortunately, there are so many guns in America that it would not be possible to do that safely as the situation stands now.
This is a dangerous situation in today's climate as Liberal and Conservative (alongside racial and otherwise culturally, pretty much a lot of things are losing their grey area, much like how politics has lost compromise) factions form and become culturally distinct and start wanting fights, and typically when one side "rules" you in a system you revolt. American could be teetering towards societal collapse. With the way people are becoming less trusting, tolerant, more partisan and more paranoid, and with the complexity of the problems in ALL areas, if there isn't an opening for solutions I fear one day, some social scientists predict in the decade of the 2020s, we will wake up, turn on our tv, and hear: th-cam.com/video/att5VrJhApA/w-d-xo.html Only so much stress a system can take, social scientists like Peter Turchin who analyze historical chaos believe the 2020s are going to be, best case, an unstable decade for America. evonomics.com/science-predicting-rise-fall-societies-turchin/ Due to many factors, that, depending on how they intermingle, can take us to very ugly places. Or they may lead to something small and actual changes, or change can occur just in time to save us nothing is assured, this is multi-path forecasting like he weather, but like the weather some patterns can tell us what to expect and the paths change, some opportunities are lost, with the degree of chaos we're already seeing, I don't know myself about hope sometimes. A society cannot function without fairness, as long as someone is getting stiffed or believes they are, we cannot maintain a cohesive society.
Things here are complex, problems emergent from many problems. And solutions all have a different mix of answers, but some may not like your solutions. And if they feel like their voices aren't being heard, they will revolt. One cannot impose such a rule, and people will have objections that need to be addressed, how can cops protect and defend without guns? "gun owner ship is a basic right!" Sometimes it's personal. This is the complexity in the gridlock we face where nothing is getting done in politics.
@DesertRat45 Uh, politics? As in "Conservative, regressive-right" views, which I thought would be obvious from the reference to Faux News. Even the guy with that baffling word salad who replied first seemed to get that part, even if the reply made zero sense. I'm not painting everyone with a broad brush, but homophobic/racist/sexist remarks were common and when called on it, they would give me the classic troll response:"It's funny because you get mad/It's just a joke/I'm not the racist, YOU are (for pointing out the racist comment). I'm trying to engage with this comment in good faith, but it's pretty hard to believe you would ask that question had you actually read my original comment.
Thanks for highlighting the issue. I have views that are both liberal and conservative but every time I hear things like this it just makes it hard to trust any conservative persons intentions. Lol don't worry I don't follow fox 😅
"We have best police force in the world." "We train them only for 6 months." "Other modern countries have 3-4 years of training and education" "Ok, we might not have the best police force in the world."
Question: How do news channels don't conduct in-depth investigations like this but a comedian has to go out his ways to tell the truth? I have deep respect for Hasan and John Oliver but oftentimes the naked truth they reveal is so hard to take that I no longer find it laughable.
simple because classical news agencies are controlled by a minor group of huge industries who are either controlled by republicans who are favorable to give excessive powers to police officers. The other reason is beacause a mjority of the news today is based on creating fuss about non controversial topics so to create drama and attract a bigger audience. News on the TV is basically a reality show not concrete reality.
Ikr this is hitting so close to home right now and I can make all the real life connections to every single problem he mentioned to this George Floyd situation and it’s hitting so hard that I can’t even laugh at the jokes it almost feels wrong to make jokes in this situation
NPR does. PBS does. Propublica does. Local stations sometimes do, too. But they take a while to produce and research, and the cost of making them isn't usually sustainable or affordable for smaller networks or publicly-owned networks to get behind. And they don't use comedy so much as they use footage and face-to-face interviews with venerated reporters conducting the questions, but they also can't lean into what they deem is partisan territory, so they pull punches and refuse to really appear too critical. Also they get smeared for "liberal bias" so nobody pays them any attention.
It a ploy that comedians have been using since the beginning of comedy itself. Most people can't handle the truth but season it with some comedy and they eat it up.
Police have to make split second decisions and the reason they are rarely convicted for fatal encounters is bc they are usually well trained and correct in their actions with the laws. Media will lie to create stories, but completely misinform for the almighty dollar. Media should be held more accountable, the police already are.
@@hepwo91222 As mentioned in the video they dont get convicted because they cant even get charged. You're part of the defensive culture also mentioned in the video. There are bad cops and you need to accept that and push for change.
@@Mechamaru cops following laws means they don't get convicted when they have done nothing illegal. Just like any other American citizen. Wanting them to get convicted of a crime when they had justification in deadly force is not a reason to convict them.
Who started the 6 months bias? Just the academy alone is that long then you have a probation period with OTJ training that takes about a year. Major cities also require a college education these days.
Considering the fact that a man was killed in front of a crowd and was being recorded being murdered by a cop while his cop buds stood around this is a good time for this to get recommended. The only reason that there are ANY repercussions for those cops is purely because the footage of a man being murdered went viral. Imagine if that footage didn't go viral and there wasn't a crowd to record that.
And hopefully people will start to listen to these voices of reason. Even after this video explains that all people should be against bad cops and the systems that allow them to exist with no consequence, you find people in the comments that feel the need to defend the cops responsible for George Floyd's death. Even well-researched shows like this are being considered false or fake by some, I don't know how these people's minds can be changed.
need more of him on the front lines protesting too. Of all the left wing voices in these protests the only sane one is Hasan, he specifically details out what changes to the system need to be made and the protesters only protest abolish the police, Meanwhile in Hong Kong every protest targets a specific law or change in government they want. Thus all we will get is rage and looting and more violence as they will never get what they want.
@@michaelantoun9353 they won't change their minds. It'd be nice if they did but what *will* make a difference is being informed about the decision making in your own communities. You might always have a racist uncle but when police cannot drive around in armored vehicles and spray chemical weapons on the peaceful civilians that pay their salaries communities will be safer.
This Baltimore Cop talks about his experience: th-cam.com/video/lHb23-puvLI/w-d-xo.html This man talks about the same police force th-cam.com/video/oGTQ0Wj6yIg/w-d-xo.htmlm30s This news report shows it's not just one state: th-cam.com/video/g1qdeSOVvNk/w-d-xo.html
Wow you educated me on police brutality in 25 mins what CNN couldn’t do in last 10 years..for me at least. Learned a lot. Thanks. Like and subscribed 💪
Yeah, cops r pretty harsh in america...when younger, i misbehaved a bit and they solved it thru violence...i may have badmouthed them but i was a drunk tiny white gal, and they gave me a black eye and a goose-egg on my head for it...solving verbal things with physical violence is never a good answer, and they abuse power in many other ways too 😔
CNN? They aren't there to educate anyone. Haven't you seen the secret video recording where a CNN producer admits flat out that they run certain stories (the Russia-Trump story specifically, but others as well) just for the views and clicks. They plainly state that they know there's no real story there, and that it's all BS, but it brings in views, and that's what they want. It's crazy to hear a news producer admit that they are just lying to us.
As a German it is hard to wrap your head around the concept that the law doesn't apply to everyone, that people don't have the same rights. It is the very base of a lawful or constitutional state.
The "few bad apples" aren't the biggest problem. It's the whole lot of supposedly "good apples" that allow the bad apples to remain in their midst, and therefore allow the mold and rot to slowly spread amongst all of them.
@@PitLord777 Only in this case, the good "apples" are rational beings, who decide (for whatever reasons) to circle the wagons to actively protect the bad "apples" from being removed from the basket. Thus, the good "apples" are responsible for the bad "apples" to stay and possibly infect others. Real apples don't have this choice. They are dependent on others to remove the bad apples from their mid.
well how that happens is THE PEOPLE police the people no more internal investigations!!!! You can’t allow police to work hand in hand with the justice department!!!
The good officers trying to be good can be in more trouble than the bad ones. v.redd.it/7t33zra7zx151 Like she lost her job and later got sued by the bad cop and lost her home. That is why a lot of good officers don't step up.
Plus even one bad apple in a bunch causes the others to rot at a faster rate. Look at what Hassan pointed out about the relationship between cops and prosecutors. If prosecutors are willing to fall in line in order to protect a dirty cop due to possibly having their job impacted by the department if they prosecute, then what's going to happen to an officer that flips on another? American police culture is simply rotten to its core.
No one commenting knows jack about policing and believe flase narratives by the media. Policing has excelled in the US despite the media and politicians failing and blaming cops who continue to do their jobs extremely well.
@@GeoScorpion this is 100% incorrect. www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1111 Murder is a federal crime, it's just that in order to be charged at a federal level it must be within federal jurisdiction. It's insane to believe there isn't a law on the books for murder at the federal level, it'd mean that if you drive across a state line to kill someone and then drive back you couldn't be charged by either state.
When I was younger I thought I’d be a good addition to the local police department since I’m mellow, good at conflict resolution, i’m very forgiving, pacifistic and i’ve had a lot of anti-bias training. Boy, was I stupid.
If you have Hulu, check out a film called Crime and Punishment, a documentary about 12 police officers suing their own employer for illegal violations against the people they are supposed to protect.
I think you would be a good addition, if you could stand being surrounded by people who are aught to shoot first and then neither ask nor answer questions, and who consider treating suspects as „innocent until proven guilty“ a whimpish thing to do. And being showered with Fox News and Alex Jones, which I think is enough to drive a human being insane. And that‘s the problem: most people who would make thinking, respectful, open-minded cops probably can‘t stand working in a place where being prejudiced and violent-prone is a the norm. So the job is left to Fox News viewers. Honestly: the US are (in some ways) an amazing, fascinating country with beautiful places to see and a lot of cool, intelligent, hard-working and friendly people. But even before the current pandemic, I wouldn‘t want to set foot into it.
Not at all stupid, but quite possibly one who can think critically which is something soldiers and police are discouraged from doing. An order taker fills the bill there.
I'm friends with a handful of former police, they've all quit and moved on to other careers. The truth is most of the good ones don't stay in that career very long because it starts to get to them in one way or another. Some complained about the risk vs reward, others the general hate toward their profession, but all had some story about being witness to corruption and violence by their fellow officers.
George Floyd Tryavin Martin Breonna Taylor Ahmaud Arbery Oscar Grant Eric Garner Philando Castile Samuel Doubose Sandra Bland Walter Scott Terence Crutcher SAY their names, REMEMBER their stories, FIGHT in their memory.
Not all cops are bad, but if a system is broken and racism is bred in said system, then even good cops are tainted by implicit biases that have been culturally trained into them. This is no longer a question of bad individuals, but a question of finding systemic solutions for systemic biases. If you can train people to develop bad biases, you can also train people to counter and correct those biases - it is literally called Implicit Bias Training. Every industry should implement it as part of mandatory training to be an employee, and also to be acknowledged as a human being who can actually recognize other human beings.
Maybe we should shift these protests to the breaking up of police unions. If the unions are responsible for the lack of reform, then the unions should be the first to go.
You should check out www.checkthepolice.org/#project it has so much information about the police officers bill of rights and breaks up the differences in laws by state. Honestly we also need lawmakers to make warrior style training illegal federally and locally as well as have mandatory de escalation training for cops
This is crazy these episodes are more detailed and have more information and points of view than a regular broadcast on any mainstream media show. On any topic.
This was so succinct and straight to the point, I wish more people could watch it and understand that injustice is not just for the victims but for the whole community. Poorly trained police officers affects everyone. If they do it to the marginalised groups eventually they will do it to everybody else.
Not for me it doesn't. Mr Floyd is one of tens of thousands. I was up at night about this shit, uh, well, 8 months ago! Thanks to Hasan. I was sad but not surprised about the two _executions_ last week. I'm a bit surprised at the massive response though. This was, ghastly as it was, normal. Has been normal for years now. Ask any black guy.
Considering the monthly corpses have long been piling up, the difference is not the situation, the difference is in you. Welcome. Now, it is time to actually make a difference.
The algorithm uses AI, you had to have been watching George Floyd murder vid, or backlash vid or ancillary viewing. It's scary accurate on recommendations. Scary and effective, TH-cam likes to keep eyeballs glued to the platform to increase ad revenue, it's really amazing technology if you think about it, it almost reads our minds.
You're seeing this because it's popular right now and can you guess why? Based on your comment I don't think you can so I'll explain it to you. A lot of people are watching this because of George Floyd's murder.
But the algorithm doesn't show you this warrior training. the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it: th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Wow they are trained that "righteous violence" is good...but apparently its a tool only they are allowed to weild because they are PISSED at others doing it!
Hong kong police are actually a lot better than American cops....do you honestly think American cops would allow the same abuse and bs that HK police have been dealing with?
@@PandaSquad25 The same unaccountability, literally no one can investigate them but themselves. Law makers refused to work and side with law enforcement blindly. The only difference is in US they target minorities and in HK they target anyone who voice any opinion against them.
@@gn02256676 I'm not disagreeing with you on the accountability part, because I do believe everyone should be held accountable for their actions on both sides, but you always have to take in account for the fact that police officers in HK are getting beat and abused, especially since you're mentioning the protest. One cop was lit on fire, another's finger was bitten off, and one was stabbed 3 times. So, when cops are out there trying to disperse crowds, you cant really blame them for being more aggressive on their tactics...in riot control in any other police agency, whether it be in the western world. It's far more aggressive, regardless how long the protests/riots have been. This is the same argument people have in the US, because who can blame them when cops can get a gun pulled on them in a matter of seconds. But, of course cops need to be held accountable, especially if there is a wrongdoing. I also need to add that you're saying police here in the US target minorities. Yes, that maybe true, but in a large crowds during a riot/protest. It's fair game, because it's hard to differentiate people in a large crowd on who's who and their job is disperse the crowd indiscriminately.
@@PandaSquad25 Hard to differentiate is not the reason beat up whoever they want and arrest whenever they want, especially paired with not being held unaccountable. The tactics HK police are using is not just disperse the crowd indiscriminately, they try to spread fear to anyone who speak out. Student beat down til a pool of blood appear with no resist: th-cam.com/video/BlAu5cfc2LE/w-d-xo.html MTR station sealed off and denied medic to help: th-cam.com/video/DK3kDuXdFns/w-d-xo.html Other famous examples of random attack can be found here: th-cam.com/video/3OnkZMdJgVY/w-d-xo.html You cannot tell me denying medically treatment, delaying lawyer to meet those arrested for hours are "disperse the crowd indiscriminately". And I don't believe for a second that it's fair game consider the protection police have and the little number of front line protesters who can actually fight back.
@Ultra Mega Again, not everyone is in the same place financially. Some have to work additional part-time or full-time jobs (in retail/fast food) to make ends meet. On top of accumulating experience that actually relates to their desired profession of expertise. You're speaking from a place of privilege. Also, there are jobs where they don't count internship as experience, REGARDLESS of what you did. It literally states it in the job description for those looking to apply.
Ultra Mega So if I want to go into accounting, I should volunteer before I go into college? Because at that point it’s too late and you’re adjusting to life, debts, and everything. Also changing Majors is extremely common. So I’m supposed to know I want to be a specific job and find an internship at that age? When my only skills I learn from that internship would most likely be driving and coffee and not the actual job? That’s just not right.
@Ultra Mega Yeah, no. I did hundreds of hours of volunteer work. It did Jack Shit for me looking for my first job, and most people looking for their first job aren't looking to start careers. Expecting people to have done internship to get a part time job at Jamba Juice is nuts.
A system that caters to and amplifies the voices of racists cannot be expected to serve and protect the majority of Americans in this increasingly diverse and accepting culture.
Let’s be real...the broken police state primarily impacts black men. Well, it’s existed this way since slavery and we’ve always been a diverse society. When you have so many people invested in the subjugation of a whole group of people, there will always be inequality.
I think it's more a problem of the cops protecting their own than it is a problem of racism. That officer that shot the guy in the car 7 times within 90 seconds of pulling him over was straight up Mexican. He didn't get charged with anything because he is a cop, not because he is racist.
That guy saying police training in America is the best is such a joke. Over there you get 19 weeks of training. In Canada, you get 26 weeks. In Germany, it's 130.
@@jasenrock 12 theoretical lesson (90 min) 2 more for learning the exact numbers asked in the theoretical exam where 2 wrong answers can fail you. Around 15 practical lessons (45min) additionally 5 on interstate, 4 on the highway and 3 at night. Then the practical Test. Fail any test 3 times and you start at 0 and are out for a year. Fail 6 times and get a medical check up. Cost from 1400€-2500€ depending on region and skill. Then you can drive cars to 3,5t and bikes to 50cc/45km/h
American police isn't like the police in european countries. In european countries you have national police, wich is the equivalent to FBI, the equivalent to the american police are the various municipal polices, wich deal with traffic. To make an example, in an average italian town you can see municipal police patrolling the streets, if they run into a crime they don't intervene (they aren't authorized and/or trained) they call the carabinieri, wich are a branch of the military that also serve as police.
I am so thankful that living in a country like New Zealand I can actually meet a cop on the street as a person of colour and have no fear. I can just smile and say "Good afternoon" and he or she will just smile and greet me back. If a cop stops me and asks questions it's not about what I have in my backpack but rather what place has good coffee around town (I live in a small town and most our cops on patrol are from the neighbouring main city.) Only time you see an officer with a gun in their hands is if there's a report of an armed offender around. Which is rare since so few people own guns save for the local farmers.
@@fizzybizzy3790 Yes. We definitely have our issues with race, _mostly_ "against" (as in, who is discriminated against) Maori, Pacific Islanders, and Chinese, but it's nowhere near as bad as Australia.
Listen Hasan is always informing us.His show was never a comedy show to begin with.He just made information funny to listen to.I'm going to re-watch this again!
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Ahhh the police, the only public service job that gives you a fast car, a gun and pension with no more than a GED and training shorter than your average playthrough of Skyrim.
the training is also suspiciously similar to skyrim as well. Shout at people and kill them immediately, rifle through every pocket and take everything that isn't nailed down.
The "only" public service job that gives you a fast car, a gun and pension with no more than a GED... Sounds like you've never checked into the military... As for police bashing and their low standards? I suppose it depends on where you live... I'm sure where you are the average quality of every individual is much lower than the national average... But... A police officer where I live is required to have a bachelors degree and the police academy is a 5 to 6 month live-in training program. Once they are through their POST (Police Officer's Standardized Training) certification at the academy they spend their first year on patrol under the supervision of an FTO (Field Training Officer) - only then do they "graduate" to being a full fledged officer... And I bet when you need someone to help you you'll call them and then complain it took them too long to arrive...
@@a24396 Not sure how using your region as an example in regards qualifying standards negates my statement in any way. As you stated, that statement still stands regardless of what qualifications your region has. I'll be honest, I've never heard of any PD requiring a 4yr degree. My brother-in-law, OCPD, has a 2yr (same with his brother, LAPD, but he has a military background). Additionally in my district it's: a GED, 2 yr, 4 yr, or military training. Also, nice of you to assume you know my background, education, wealth and location(I'd say how wrong you are, but it's the internet, you probably wouldn't believe me). Oh, and the military is not classified as a public service as you do not service nor have jurisdiction over civilians.
American Police Officers train with a similar mentality to Soldiers, that's why they are so quick to pull the trigger, especially if they are approaching a minority. I served in the U.S Army for over 15 years and it seems to me that American Cops treat Black people the way that we reacted to suicide bombers in Afghanistan. It's a combination of a racial basis mixed with being conditioned to not only seek to commit violence, but also to glorify violence. American Cops do not serve and protect civilians, they simply treat civilians as if they're potential insurgents in a warzone. And what's really strange is that troops in a warzone actually have higher standards of policing and conduct than the U.S Police on American domestic soil. The military does NOT have labor unions that try to cover-up misconduct for the service-members on the front lines; that's what happens when you file complaints against police officers. The only way to get away with bad conduct in the U.S Armed Forces is to have a whole lot of rank on your chest and by that time you're not directly interacting with civilians or low-ranking persons anyway. So getting away with crime and abuse of authority is not the norm in the military the way it is with American law enforcement culture. The bottom-line is that Black Americans should not be getting treated like suicide bombers, and neither should any other kind of American civilian.
Valire Dramack. Your comment is powerful and in the wake of George Floyd's death, it makes even more sense. Your comparison of how cops in America treat black civilians like soldiers would treat suicide bombers in the Middle East explains why so many Black men routinely lose their lives. You hear so many white people say" if he had comply he would be alive", well George Floyd complied and he was still murdered, Philando Castile complied and was still murdered etc..etc...etc...
Valore Dramack: And the warrior training plays a big role in it.the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it: th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Such a great time to rewatch this. As a Minnesotan and as disgusted I am with the MPLS police department, I am so happy that all 4 officers involved in the murder of George Floyd have been charged with 2nd degree murder and aiding & abetting in 2nd degree murder.
He’s right as a black man i don’t hate cops hell if see one i say hi to them if i’m walking by i’m only afraid of bad cops bc i’m afraid of dying thanks for telling these ppl the truth 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Welp. As of right now, the American people and the world are working on it. Sorry if our best won't cut it. That'd just mean we're all limp-dicked morons who can't overthrow a toaster, not that we agree with the white supremacist thugs. Sorry if took so long, we were afraid of our mortgages and Corona. But we're sparing a moment, now. No man should be afraid of thug police.
Kakashi commentor The Netflix show has the theme song which is super dope 😁. We watch on Netflix to ensure he gets the viewership to maintain the show (and gets paid lol) then come here for the comments. 😊
I've seen self defense video a short while ago. And the instructor was also like: everybody is your enemy, they all are evil. This pisses me of so much. No wonder the US is so violent...
America's brand of capitalism has it to where rich people all over the world to whom America is nothing but a source of unearned income, it's literally a big corporation and the people inside are nothing more than serfs. Profit supercedes anybody's rights. Unless your one of those rich capitalists that needs protection and influences things like policing mostly through donations presumably. Bottom line is people are expendable.
We, who live in these communities, weren't surprised when the protest erupted.. MSM were surprised since they live up in their ivory towers.. The police act and dressed up like they are in a war zone.. everyone is a potential enemy.. they are not acting like protectors of the community.. i never ever been arrested.. but since im dark skinned.. every time i go for a walk.. cops are always following. I got surrounded by 10 cops when i happened to past an area they were monitoring... i didn't stop to talk to anyone.. i was just walking home..
In a neighboring town.. a police officer killed a veteran only because he made the mistake of trying to stop a k-9 who was attacking him... why did he get stopped? Oh.. his car smelled of weed...
Came to say this. There are several outspoken military officials who throw their hands up publicly over the BS they see by police re: DEescalation or lack thereof
mobaby1979 I’ve had many friends involved in the Iraq, Baghdad, and Fallujah war/ battles. Each one of them said when it’s war time it’s anything perceived as a threat. If they’re not at war then it’s only fire when fired upon.
@@13Fistme The way we conducted ourselves in those wars has been heavily scrutinized, and absolutely positively broke the more classicly understood rules of war and general rules of humanity for that matter. There are folks in the military who speak out against these paranoid and gutless uses of force in the case of both their own military and of the tough-guy 'me vs them' hack policing job at home, is my point.
@@13Fistme your police force shouldn't be treating themselves like they are at war. Even in Iraq there were plenty of situations where engagement wasnt allowed even though people had guns. It's a demonstration of seriously terrible training
Thank You Hasan Minhaj for covering this important issue and many others that the main stream won’t. You make it fun yet informative. Props and much love for you and your entire staff keep up the good work.
This video is so good that it ought to be sent to every politician in America and every person in America. This comedian hit all the soft and hard points about what is wrong with our police system and why we have rioting now to defund the police department. Tear them all down, fire at least half of the officers and rebuild the whole system. AAAAA+++++
Whoa I've been really sleeping on this show. OMG I straight up learnt so much from this show. Wtf. How's this guy calling himself a comic. My guy's a top-notch journalist.
Wow this was the most comprehensive breakdown of the issue I've ever seen. I never even thought about how much police unions could be a possible cause of the problem.
Our country doesn't have the protections to individuals like they do in the west. You'll get fired, imprisoned or maybe worse for speaking against the Modi government.
If you criticize the pro-Hindutva Modi govt, then you will be deemed an anti-national and/or Pakistani spy. It's scary how fascist India has become in the last few years. The IT workers on our team have all fallen under the sway of RSS/BJP propaganda. I visited your country about 15y ago, and it was very liberal then.
This needs to be re-shared. All of the last week tonight stans are loving today episode on their Police issues but Hasan was already ahead of the game here.
@ Fez Hussain I'm a huge fan of both, but John Oliver had an episode on Police Accountability in 2016 th-cam.com/video/zaD84DTGULo/w-d-xo.html and Police Militarization in 2014 th-cam.com/video/KUdHIatS36A/w-d-xo.html. Sadly these problems with policing goes back a long way.
Meanwhile in Thailand, a dude barged into a police station with a knife, a cop just sit down and hear him out, convinced him to drop the knife and then offered him water.
No one got hurt, no charge was filed, the man got helps.
@first last No country is perfect, but hey, at least they don't have School shooting.
@@FriendlyYandere damn got his ass lol @first last take this L
In thailand they dont have 6 foot tall muscular build gang members shooting cops every other day.
Also the micheal brown story was fabricated by the media not the police.
Mike brown was a thug you dont think eric holders own justice department would not have prosecuted him? They cleared him.
John Anna Where the fuck do you get your news from?
Every Early Monday morning:
1). Last Week Tonight.
2). Patriot Act.
Sahil Hassan bahaha I just saw u on the last week channel
@@shards0fwords Just trying to bring the communities together 😂.
perks of unemployment and living in ur parents basement
@@MangekyoSharingan313 Actually in College, and I'm trying to get ready this monday morning.
@@shards0fwords Btw would it be possible for these two to do a collab?
A good time to rewatch this and try to understand where we are failing.
My guess is that we're failing at literally every step. The murder alone would normally be enough to enrage the average American but the fact that the police officers involved are currently being protected with (at least at this current time) no guarantee that they will even face prosecution is insanity. I hope I'm wrong but I wouldn't be surprised if this ends in another example of a murdering cop getting a slap on the wrist with an imaginary wet spaghetti noodle. I'm so angry right now. Moreso than I ever really remember being in my adult life.
Unfortunately the "leader" and lawmakers of the country won't be watching it. If they did, they'd be on the other side and tweet threats to Hasan. :/
I doubt that you live in US
@@mayb8876 And you care because?
I do live in this 'country' and I'm pissed off the system is failing so badly from top to bottom. Leadership is absent and when present it's almost always divisive. So the people rise up and maybe it will rock the world enough to make a difference for the lives of the oppressed. I don't feel oppressed, it doesn't touch me, I'm quite privileged, but I feel the oppression I keep witnessing on others who are not. As a fellow human I can not stand by without great criticism. This world is broken. I just want people to treat people with fairness. Protest and uprising is a symptom of leadership and participants in the system failing to provide equal protections to all our citizens. Fix it or get out.
"Killing is just not that big a deal." Whose teaching this class, the devil?
White supremacists.
I am not joking.
Grossman's warrior training plays a big role in teaching police this stuff.the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
@Truthbeyondemotion Some of those that run forces are the same that burn crosses.
Yes.
@@JoshSweetvale Only some?
Why on Earth doesn't this channel put ads on their videos? Not only are they selfless enough to put it on TH-cam for free because they believe in informing everybody on these issues, they don't even bother putting a 10 second ad at the beginning. I just wanted to call attention to that, kudos to Patriot Act
I bet you were the kid in school who always reminded the teacher there was homework due.
@@eddy-nd7nh OMG that's too true
"Informing" ? Lol This is a hit piece on policing that is light on facts making excuses for criminals and making up skin pigment conspiracy theories...
wtf why are you not using an adblocker? i got 5+ running you should never be on yt with out blockers. I would have NEVER KNOWN they dont have adverts.
wow bro grow up and get an adblocker like a man
Becaus they make money from the full episodes on Netflix
Dear hasan,
for next season, we are expecting: epstein, area 51, and the dark side of tom hanks
Dark side of Tom Hanks 😂😂🤣🤣
One of these things is not like the others
Don't forget BIRYANI 😩
John Oliver's gonna race for that too!
@@nomadicmind6800 , we don't talk about the dark side of Tom Hanks...At least not twice...
“I can’t breath” is back once again..... what a shame.
Yup, feels like de Ja vu
Crazy part is he keeps talking about Minneapolis cops....
@first last He was definitely being choked. And just because you are being choked doesn't mean that you can't get some air in just means you can't get enough in. 8 minutes of having someone's knee on your neck is definitely enough to kill them. Also we're gonna have to wait for the independent autopsy they are most likely trying to cover their ass.
@first last The autopsy is bullshit and has been debunked by multiple doctors. It was funded by the state, the same state that was willing to cover it officers murdering and innocent man. No amount of underlying conditions will kill a person unless they've got a pig pressing down on their neck. Saying "I can't breath" doesn't not mean you are completely cut off from air. You sound like a damn idiot. Bystanders begged the cop to check his pulse and Thao did, he said he was dead. Chauvin then continued to kneel on him for 2+ minutes while Floyd laid in a pool of his piss and foamed at the mouth. He killed him. If you can't see that, then this is on YOU. They murdered that man in broad daylight and smiled
What happened with that story of "I can't breathe?" (At the time this episode was filmed) I can't remember now, there's too many stories.
Hasan Minhaj is a psychic, a genius, or both. He has his finger on the pulse of this country and educates everyone on the issues that not only are relevant but also absolutely necessary for everybody to be well-informed about. Give this guy an Emmy already!
It is on Netflix so I doubt it'll win. Emmys generally prefer television shows.
@@ashwinashu4825 unfortunately, you're right. But it doesn't mean it can't. Netflix has gotten Emmys before. This show would definitely be a worthy candidate.
Has he told you about Trump giving Saudi Arabia nukes? Or Trumps 6 child rape cases? Or the Catholic connection in all of this?
This has been an issue for decades and has probably been reported in one form or another by every major national news outlet, from 60 Minutes to The Washington Post to Time Magazine, and by most news comedy shows such as Last Week Tonight. Though this was perhaps more powerfully presented than other such coverage, there's no reason to think that Hasan Minhaj has some peculiar foresight. Absent any meaningful changes, this was sure to happen again. It will happen again soon. And again and again.
*"I am a very clean person, I like cleanliness"*
Donald Trump in townhall interview with Anderson Cooper
Ken Auletta, Trump's Ghostwriter for Art of the Deal describes how Trump would not shake hands or used hand sanitizer after. (This is also noted by Nixon's daughter Julia, who married David Eisenhower btw)
*"Tiffany told me no one touches Mr Trump's penis without a glove"*
Katie Johnson, 13yo victim of rape by Donald John Trump at Jeffrey Epsteins Les Wexner Mansion at 81st st New York
Now look up Draco Antiviral, and the tech developed to treat viruses with sound waves. Trump knew the virus killed a women in Cali on Feb 10, on Feb 13 he ordered $300 million in Hydroxychloroquine from BlackRock in Canada, which he has shares in, Kushner also told the administration not to order ventilators and PPE and Trump waited until 11 March to actually shut the borders. After campaigning on shutting the borders not only did he not shut them when given the perfect excuse, he actively encouraged it's spread, so did Bojo in the UK, now both those western nations run by right wing scionist leaders who campaigned on isolationism are the worst hit, and thanks to Trumps trade war and Bojos Brexit both are headed straight into a situation of real Famine, last year 40% of the grain crop failed, this year they've already sold 70% of the expected yield, Russia and China are buying up their own rice and grain, and at plus 2 degrees we cant grow grain at scale. When planes were grounded on 911 avg temps across the US rose +2 degrees C.
The Georgia Holodomor happened in 33 under Stalin, at the same time Hitler rose to power and Churchill founded Saudi Arabia. 2021 will mark 33 years to the 1000th anniversary of the split of the Roman empire into two parts in 1054, and this year Saturn and Jupiter will conjoin in Aquarius much like they did in Bethlehem in 7 BC
Trumps second name is John, son of Fred Christ and Mary McKleod, he comes from Vienna Bavaria, capital of the Holy Roman Empire, just like Stalin, Tito, Trotsky, Hitler, Orwell, Freud, Boris Johnson, and Franz Ferdinand. Boris Johnsons great grandfather was Mustafa Ali Kamal, architect of the Armenian Holocaust, who sent Trump's Grandad Baron Von Drumph to America from Bavaria in 1922. Same year the British Scionist foundation published a memo declaring the New World Order will begin sept 17 2001 during Rosh Hashanah feast of trumpets, the year 6000 of the Great Pyramid Calendar" The 2000th anniversary of Christ's birth. America means Great Pyramid.
Remember when 3000 people died on 911 and they got you to spend $7 trillion over 20 years dropping 250,00 bombs on 20 million innocent people, burning 1100 a day alive, over half woman and children, and still *NOT ONE* of you can say why?
Now, I recognize genocide and ethnic cleansing buhuuuutttttttt...
Hasan has so many powerful enemies but a level of chill and precision that I’ve never seen before.
Enemies! that's definitely is. And I believe Hasan being careful in how he deliver his material. There are more stories that he cannot mentioned. Like how US police are getting militarized, getting trained in Israel, and so on.
@Reallife Shenanigans Yes, you are right but nevertheless Deep State always keep those kind of people in check. If you have watched the recent interview between him and Justin Trudeau, Justin said " they are watching you". Though it's funny but actually it's scary truth. Even George Carlin was under the radar of FBI for telling the truth.
Not to mention, as soon as anything about international problems comes up, there are 90% haters telling him he has his facts wrong and is biased on the issue, I think he's only covering US grounds just so he doesn't have to deal with that headache either.
@@meeranhaq9479 exactly like
the time when he covered Indian election jeez Indians went nuts on him like he didn't do research and shit ,well HELLO he isn't from your place LOL idiots I think he's doing great
meeran haq facts
"that is an ad for a rich white girl" damnnnnnnn
No lies detected
It's even more fucked up when you realize that the scene is directly ripped from a famous photo in which a protester against the Vietnam War pushes a flower into a cop's gun. That was not a "why can't we just be friends" sort of gesture.
@@arachnofiend2859
the protester was a guy by the by
Arachnofiend I thought it was a response to that one major BLM protest where a woman in a dress walks up calmly, nonviolent, up to hella decked police officers to be handcuffed. The photo won a couple of awards and got extreme coverage.
@@VVheeli Remix? Combination? Stealing from both? (which is fine for art, and as a commercial is still just weird)
I'm here again after Ahmed, Breanna, and George. I'm tired of arguing with people that yes all cops are not bad but there are loopholes in the system that stop cops from being held accountable like others would. I'm rewatching this video so that I can get the facts and actually use them.
Bro ,those loopholes are craters now in this corrupt system .
All cops are bastards. All of them. There are NO GOOD COPS!!
Strangely Ukrainian wasn’t racially motivated? The they heard a police report about a black man and then they tried to do a “citizen’s arrest” on him. The only thing that matched the police report was that he was black, it was 100% racially motivated.
@@jackd6269 exactly. and I wasn't implying that his killers were cops but rather the injustice in the system, as it took national outrage for the men to be arrested
Strangely Ukrainian there were multiple people in the neighborhood on video going into the house that was currently under construction to look around. They claimed Ahmad broke and and took things and the people who were around said it was false. There were kids who went into the house. There were white people who went into the house. Both of the men involved in killing him were known racists and there is phone calls of them making plans to block him in. Ahmaud ran several different directions and then hunted him down and killed. It was 1000% racially motivated.
How does “you are men and women of violence” fit in with “protect and serve”???
The warrior training plays a big role in polices behaviour. The training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
It doesn't. Police aren't at all required to protect us or intervene to stop crime.
Our military has much stronger rules of engagement than our domestic police do.
So it goes like this: they're not serving us, but themselves and the rich guys, so that the system keeps running same as before.
@@elbruces What are they? Does any of it involve the Geneva Convention!? 🤔
I just rewatched this and it is scary when you think about it. The city of Minneapolis banned 'Warrior Training' in Minneapolis and the police union decided to undermine that by offering free 'Warrior-style Training'. And what happens? In Minneapolis, George Floyd incident.
Wow, I hadn't made that connection.
Does this mean US police is on it’s own, taking no directions from anyone and protected by the bills? States has lost its governance. Sounds like they are the actual thugs.
@@bcowcowbunny1883 White supremacist infiltration in police forces is so enmeshed it's not even 'infiltration' anymore, it's an inoperable string of tumors.
There is footage of them protecting the Proud Boys.
you can watch the training on youtube inn full length:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Oh, you're reading this comme- BANG!
You just shot my dog.
@@fadedpajamas it was just a fucki-
Lol u good
Nah, i gotcha first. I just had a silencer 😎
@@rahulsreekumar2562 Thanos just snapped hid fin-------
I actually graduated from a police academy, and I can testify that this is 100% true. I did not go on to become a law enforcement officer because I was Disturbed at the level of bias, conservatism, and just overall contempt for the community that I experienced while dating a law enforcement officer (he is now a deputy). Something to keep in mind is that, at least in my experience, there is a preference for veterans, and we all know what the military is trained to do.
in addition, there is a strong streak of conservatism that is not only encouraged but outright nurtured. Every police station television will be tuned to Fox news, Alex Jones, Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, and Dinesh D'Souza are some of the only opinions these people are encouraged to consume. Despite evidence to the contrary, many law enforcement officers firmly believe that other races are more inherently criminal. They believe in bootstraps mentality, and reject the idea of systemic inequality, as well as painting other groups with a broad brush. most of the police officers I know are extremely unwelcoming of anyone who is not a white, straight, man. Women are considered to be either lesbians or sluts, and many of the officers I know resented them because they were believed to be less capable, and were therefore a liability.
I believe in the concept of policing by consent, and was constantly getting in trouble at the academy for not pulling my weapon "soon enough." I truly believe that police violence and gun violence are inextricably intertwined and that the only way to end police violence is to disarm the cops. Unfortunately, there are so many guns in America that it would not be possible to do that safely as the situation stands now.
This is a dangerous situation in today's climate as Liberal and Conservative (alongside racial and otherwise culturally, pretty much a lot of things are losing their grey area, much like how politics has lost compromise) factions form and become culturally distinct and start wanting fights, and typically when one side "rules" you in a system you revolt. American could be teetering towards societal collapse. With the way people are becoming less trusting, tolerant, more partisan and more paranoid, and with the complexity of the problems in ALL areas, if there isn't an opening for solutions I fear one day, some social scientists predict in the decade of the 2020s, we will wake up, turn on our tv, and hear: th-cam.com/video/att5VrJhApA/w-d-xo.html
Only so much stress a system can take, social scientists like Peter Turchin who analyze historical chaos believe the 2020s are going to be, best case, an unstable decade for America. evonomics.com/science-predicting-rise-fall-societies-turchin/ Due to many factors, that, depending on how they intermingle, can take us to very ugly places.
Or they may lead to something small and actual changes, or change can occur just in time to save us nothing is assured, this is multi-path forecasting like he weather, but like the weather some patterns can tell us what to expect and the paths change, some opportunities are lost, with the degree of chaos we're already seeing, I don't know myself about hope sometimes.
A society cannot function without fairness, as long as someone is getting stiffed or believes they are, we cannot maintain a cohesive society.
Things here are complex, problems emergent from many problems. And solutions all have a different mix of answers, but some may not like your solutions. And if they feel like their voices aren't being heard, they will revolt. One cannot impose such a rule, and people will have objections that need to be addressed, how can cops protect and defend without guns? "gun owner ship is a basic right!" Sometimes it's personal. This is the complexity in the gridlock we face where nothing is getting done in politics.
@DesertRat45 Uh, politics? As in "Conservative, regressive-right" views, which I thought would be obvious from the reference to Faux News. Even the guy with that baffling word salad who replied first seemed to get that part, even if the reply made zero sense. I'm not painting everyone with a broad brush, but homophobic/racist/sexist remarks were common and when called on it, they would give me the classic troll response:"It's funny because you get mad/It's just a joke/I'm not the racist, YOU are (for pointing out the racist comment).
I'm trying to engage with this comment in good faith, but it's pretty hard to believe you would ask that question had you actually read my original comment.
Thanks for highlighting the issue. I have views that are both liberal and conservative but every time I hear things like this it just makes it hard to trust any conservative persons intentions. Lol don't worry I don't follow fox 😅
Ripley Dog this is a great explanation and perspective. thanks for this
"We have best police force in the world."
"We train them only for 6 months."
"Other modern countries have 3-4 years of training and education"
"Ok, we might not have the best police force in the world."
Question: How do news channels don't conduct in-depth investigations like this but a comedian has to go out his ways to tell the truth? I have deep respect for Hasan and John Oliver but oftentimes the naked truth they reveal is so hard to take that I no longer find it laughable.
simple because classical news agencies are controlled by a minor group of huge industries who are either controlled by republicans who are favorable to give excessive powers to police officers. The other reason is beacause a mjority of the news today is based on creating fuss about non controversial topics so to create drama and attract a bigger audience. News on the TV is basically a reality show not concrete reality.
Well, big news media are owned by corporations. That's your answer.
Ikr this is hitting so close to home right now and I can make all the real life connections to every single problem he mentioned to this George Floyd situation and it’s hitting so hard that I can’t even laugh at the jokes it almost feels wrong to make jokes in this situation
NPR does. PBS does. Propublica does. Local stations sometimes do, too. But they take a while to produce and research, and the cost of making them isn't usually sustainable or affordable for smaller networks or publicly-owned networks to get behind. And they don't use comedy so much as they use footage and face-to-face interviews with venerated reporters conducting the questions, but they also can't lean into what they deem is partisan territory, so they pull punches and refuse to really appear too critical. Also they get smeared for "liberal bias" so nobody pays them any attention.
It a ploy that comedians have been using since the beginning of comedy itself. Most people can't handle the truth but season it with some comedy and they eat it up.
"This is how we're learning not to hesitate"
Wtf man.
Star Cherry right who are they policing? Americans or the cartel lol
@@ballsislife6018 fr
Police have to make split second decisions and the reason they are rarely convicted for fatal encounters is bc they are usually well trained and correct in their actions with the laws. Media will lie to create stories, but completely misinform for the almighty dollar. Media should be held more accountable, the police already are.
@@hepwo91222 As mentioned in the video they dont get convicted because they cant even get charged. You're part of the defensive culture also mentioned in the video. There are bad cops and you need to accept that and push for change.
@@Mechamaru cops following laws means they don't get convicted when they have done nothing illegal. Just like any other American citizen. Wanting them to get convicted of a crime when they had justification in deadly force is not a reason to convict them.
Six months to be a police officer, two years for cosmetology.
Random Sog actually 2.5 years. The first 2 years your on probation thats part of the training.
It takes 2 years to be a Russian Astronaut?
@@kevinfry8919 you sure ?
@@kevinfry8919 good one bruh
Who started the 6 months bias? Just the academy alone is that long then you have a probation period with OTJ training that takes about a year. Major cities also require a college education these days.
Considering the fact that a man was killed in front of a crowd and was being recorded being murdered by a cop while his cop buds stood around this is a good time for this to get recommended. The only reason that there are ANY repercussions for those cops is purely because the footage of a man being murdered went viral. Imagine if that footage didn't go viral and there wasn't a crowd to record that.
Some of those that run forces are the same that burn crosses.
Yes, only due to civil unrest.
Joshua Sweetvale “They traded their white hoods for police uniforms.” - Malcolm X
@@kamaramikel7291 that's so sad but true
It’s scary to think that there are many cases like George Floyd’s, Rodney King, etc that weren’t caught on camera and were just brushed aside.
That fingerbanging punchline I didn't anticipate 😂
Have the correct amount of likes.
Hasan owned that dirty cop.
Very nice.
When i read your comment i that you we're actually talking about finger banging in the you know where my mind went to left field
@@pacopaco897 Think Hasan intended that as a result so, us both dude
I'm back after the George Floyd Tragedy. In all seriousness, we need more Hasan Minhaj's on the planet to raise awareness about this issue
And hopefully people will start to listen to these voices of reason. Even after this video explains that all people should be against bad cops and the systems that allow them to exist with no consequence, you find people in the comments that feel the need to defend the cops responsible for George Floyd's death. Even well-researched shows like this are being considered false or fake by some, I don't know how these people's minds can be changed.
need more of him on the front lines protesting too. Of all the left wing voices in these protests the only sane one is Hasan, he specifically details out what changes to the system need to be made and the protesters only protest abolish the police, Meanwhile in Hong Kong every protest targets a specific law or change in government they want. Thus all we will get is rage and looting and more violence as they will never get what they want.
@@michaelantoun9353 they won't change their minds. It'd be nice if they did but what *will* make a difference is being informed about the decision making in your own communities. You might always have a racist uncle but when police cannot drive around in armored vehicles and spray chemical weapons on the peaceful civilians that pay their salaries communities will be safer.
You seen the latest John Oliver? Had me in bits at the end
He released a 12 min video on it and its brilliant
When you don't have Netflix so you wait for the TH-cam version at 3am haha
I resently got Netflix but can't bring myself to watch an episode there
@@LawAndBedlum True...Comments are one thing I look forward to on a patriot act episode
@@LawAndBedlum Is the TH-cam version cropped?
I just got really fed up of waiting and subscribed to Netflix. But now I'm watching it on TH-cam.🤷
Rip i aint got a netflix
This should be trending right now tbh
TH-cam just casually recommended this to me after the heartbreaking death of George Floyd.
Me also, going to share it because apparently too many people still don't get what the problem is.
This Baltimore Cop talks about his experience:
th-cam.com/video/lHb23-puvLI/w-d-xo.html
This man talks about the same police force th-cam.com/video/oGTQ0Wj6yIg/w-d-xo.htmlm30s
This news report shows it's not just one state:
th-cam.com/video/g1qdeSOVvNk/w-d-xo.html
It didn't recommend Grossman's warrior training though. here youu can see it in full length:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
“Killing is not a big deal" and they just proved it
the warrior training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Damindeater If we all report it as violent it will be remove. Let’s do it!
They prove it over and over again.
Katchi Kali why would you do that 🤦♂️
Wow you educated me on police brutality in 25 mins what CNN couldn’t do in last 10 years..for me at least. Learned a lot. Thanks. Like and subscribed 💪
Yeah, cops r pretty harsh in america...when younger, i misbehaved a bit and they solved it thru violence...i may have badmouthed them but i was a drunk tiny white gal, and they gave me a black eye and a goose-egg on my head for it...solving verbal things with physical violence is never a good answer, and they abuse power in many other ways too 😔
CNN? They aren't there to educate anyone. Haven't you seen the secret video recording where a CNN producer admits flat out that they run certain stories (the Russia-Trump story specifically, but others as well) just for the views and clicks. They plainly state that they know there's no real story there, and that it's all BS, but it brings in views, and that's what they want. It's crazy to hear a news producer admit that they are just lying to us.
Actually good replies. Critical thinking and reading seem to be dead in schools.
You think cnn is a credible source. You said it yourself, it couldn't teach you anything in 10 years😂😂😂you people never cease to amaze
I learned more then a whole fucking year in school
As a German it is hard to wrap your head around the concept that the law doesn't apply to everyone, that people don't have the same rights.
It is the very base of a lawful or constitutional state.
Let alone "Qualified Immunity"
The "few bad apples" aren't the biggest problem.
It's the whole lot of supposedly "good apples" that allow the bad apples to remain in their midst, and therefore allow the mold and rot to slowly spread amongst all of them.
its another good old boys club
I mean, that's the entire quote isn't it?
"A few bad apples spoils the whole bunch."
@@PitLord777
Only in this case, the good "apples" are rational beings, who decide (for whatever reasons) to circle the wagons to actively protect the bad "apples" from being removed from the basket.
Thus, the good "apples" are responsible for the bad "apples" to stay and possibly infect others.
Real apples don't have this choice. They are dependent on others to remove the bad apples from their mid.
well how that happens is THE PEOPLE police the people no more internal investigations!!!! You can’t allow police to work hand in hand with the justice department!!!
The good officers trying to be good can be in more trouble than the bad ones.
v.redd.it/7t33zra7zx151
Like she lost her job and later got sued by the bad cop and lost her home. That is why a lot of good officers don't step up.
"killing is just not that big a deal"
ISIS: i agree
North Korea: ya same here
@@johnanna6047 *Billions of Racist White People* Omg so relatable! Group hug and redo that high five? :D
*I AM THE MOST HUMBLE HERE* ME BROWN MANE 😆
I will say though, gotta give credit to that man for 1 thing.
Neckties are inherently dangerous. Bowties are much more practical.
Soviet Union: indeed
nature: i also agree! have a virus!
And sadly in 2020 we're back at "I can't breathe".
He even used Minneapolis as an example
Yeah, and probably the warrior training played a big role in it:
you can watch it in full length here:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
"You are men and women of violence "
"Killing is just not that big of a deal"
I'm a teen, and i have no idea where I'm living right now...
“If police are held to a different standard it should be a higher one.” 🙌🏼 THIS IS WHAT I’VE BEEN SAYING!
the more i watch patriot act and last week tonight, the less i want to go to u.s
Lol me too and I'm from there! I left because it was so terrible but watching stuff like this reminds me how happy I am that I got out.
Yeah us bad. Leave quick
Toya Bedo he cant leave if hes never been there genius.
Honestly most of it is not worth visiting 😂 some of my cousins even visited New York from Europe and they were not impressed
@@vivekrao13 many geniuses like me in us. Don't even consider going there. Enough for you ?
"A few bad apples" + A lot of apples that allow those bad apples to grow in numbers.
The day when evil triumphs is the same day good men decide to do nothing
Plus even one bad apple in a bunch causes the others to rot at a faster rate. Look at what Hassan pointed out about the relationship between cops and prosecutors. If prosecutors are willing to fall in line in order to protect a dirty cop due to possibly having their job impacted by the department if they prosecute, then what's going to happen to an officer that flips on another? American police culture is simply rotten to its core.
One bad apple ruins the barrel. I think people forget that part 🤷♀️
Yes well said.👊
No one commenting knows jack about policing and believe flase narratives by the media. Policing has excelled in the US despite the media and politicians failing and blaming cops who continue to do their jobs extremely well.
This video aged like fine wine
Watched it on Netflix yesterday
Coming here to drop a like
yeezy worshipper you’re a hero
You can drop a like rating on Netflix too, don't forget, my guy
yeezy worshipper flex
@@frissyn8012 did that
"kiLLing is just not that big a deal".... WTF??!!!
One problem with that statement.
If that's true, why does U.S. have death penalty for a crime called murder?
@@johan.ohgren well in that internal logic it is a low profile punishment fitting a low profile crime
@@johan.ohgren The US doesn't. Murder is a State crime and some states have the death penalty and some don't.
@@GeoScorpion this is 100% incorrect.
www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1111
Murder is a federal crime, it's just that in order to be charged at a federal level it must be within federal jurisdiction. It's insane to believe there isn't a law on the books for murder at the federal level, it'd mean that if you drive across a state line to kill someone and then drive back you couldn't be charged by either state.
He's clearly military
The system is working exactly the way it was constructed to be. It needs to needs to be broken.
I didnt realise he did this months ago.He is serious about his message.
When I was younger I thought I’d be a good addition to the local police department since I’m mellow, good at conflict resolution, i’m very forgiving, pacifistic and i’ve had a lot of anti-bias training.
Boy, was I stupid.
If you have Hulu, check out a film called Crime and Punishment, a documentary about 12 police officers suing their own employer for illegal violations against the people they are supposed to protect.
James Davis I’ll check it out, thank you!
I think you would be a good addition, if you could stand being surrounded by people who are aught to shoot first and then neither ask nor answer questions, and who consider treating suspects as „innocent until proven guilty“ a whimpish thing to do. And being showered with Fox News and Alex Jones, which I think is enough to drive a human being insane.
And that‘s the problem: most people who would make thinking, respectful, open-minded cops probably can‘t stand working in a place where being prejudiced and violent-prone is a the norm. So the job is left to Fox News viewers.
Honestly: the US are (in some ways) an amazing, fascinating country with beautiful places to see and a lot of cool, intelligent, hard-working and friendly people. But even before the current pandemic, I wouldn‘t want to set foot into it.
Not at all stupid, but quite possibly one who can think critically which is something soldiers and police are discouraged from doing. An order taker fills the bill there.
Nice cat photo.
“Lack of consequences” is really the root of this systematic cancer
White supremacists have taken over the police system in America.
This isn't incompetence. It's CIA tactics. This is enemy action.
1. mad respect for the graphics team
2. Hasan Minhaj and Trevor Noah are some of the most conscious comedians I have ever heard speak.
Juggernaut Productions I think you mean *race-bating
bedfordnhdonkey whatever gets you through the night bro.
I dont like trump but jfc trevor Noah always takes the low hanging fruit.
John Anna oh so you’re not denying the accuracy of this video then. That’s good.
@@VMohdude- dumbo you got the lamest reply ever. obviously i agree with what hasan said but he only covers topics that fit a pseudo liberal agenda.
The segment about the Minneapolis police union encouraging warrior training was eerie foreshadowing...
I'm friends with a handful of former police, they've all quit and moved on to other careers. The truth is most of the good ones don't stay in that career very long because it starts to get to them in one way or another. Some complained about the risk vs reward, others the general hate toward their profession, but all had some story about being witness to corruption and violence by their fellow officers.
George Floyd
Tryavin Martin
Breonna Taylor
Ahmaud Arbery
Oscar Grant
Eric Garner
Philando Castile
Samuel Doubose
Sandra Bland
Walter Scott
Terence Crutcher
SAY their names, REMEMBER their stories, FIGHT in their memory.
Emphasize FIGHT!!!.
Nina Pop
Tony McDade
David McAtee
There are a lot more but they were not recorded
@@ibsvideos9811 Very True
th-cam.com/video/jrDuAxp-qJM/w-d-xo.html
What a righteous dude! Not only for this and other shows, but his brilliant testimony before Congress this morning on Student Loans and Debt.
Not all cops are bad, but if a system is broken and racism is bred in said system, then even good cops are tainted by implicit biases that have been culturally trained into them. This is no longer a question of bad individuals, but a question of finding systemic solutions for systemic biases. If you can train people to develop bad biases, you can also train people to counter and correct those biases - it is literally called Implicit Bias Training. Every industry should implement it as part of mandatory training to be an employee, and also to be acknowledged as a human being who can actually recognize other human beings.
Entire precincts can be labeled good or bad, though. Under white supremacist control? Yeah that's... literally an enemy of the state.
Maybe we should shift these protests to the breaking up of police unions. If the unions are responsible for the lack of reform, then the unions should be the first to go.
I absolutely agree
You should check out www.checkthepolice.org/#project it has so much information about the police officers bill of rights and breaks up the differences in laws by state. Honestly we also need lawmakers to make warrior style training illegal federally and locally as well as have mandatory de escalation training for cops
@@Morgan-om7wl thank you so much for this information. I'll definitely be sharing this with friends and family.
Dahlia Herrod glad I could help!
mappingpoliceviolence.org also goes more in depth with the statistics on police brutality
n Paez this is an amazing resource! thanks so much for sharing
I can't believe these crazy ass men are in charge of keeping people 'safe' 😳
You get it wrong, they keep people's safes*
*After the door is kicked and gun planted on that dead body.
They are not in charge of keeping people safe they are in charge of managing and maintaining RacismWhiteSupremacy. [period]
You're more likely to be mistreated by a cop than pulled out of a burning car by one.
Lesson of the day:
How keep people 100% safe?
Destroy any records that say otherwise.
@@yoshy2628 if the glove fits...
This is crazy these episodes are more detailed and have more information and points of view than a regular broadcast on any mainstream media show. On any topic.
This was so succinct and straight to the point, I wish more people could watch it and understand that injustice is not just for the victims but for the whole community. Poorly trained police officers affects everyone. If they do it to the marginalised groups eventually they will do it to everybody else.
Hoooooo boy. This hits different now than when it was originally posted
Sì, That true.
Not for me it doesn't. Mr Floyd is one of tens of thousands. I was up at night about this shit, uh, well, 8 months ago! Thanks to Hasan. I was sad but not surprised about the two _executions_ last week. I'm a bit surprised at the massive response though. This was, ghastly as it was, normal. Has been normal for years now. Ask any black guy.
Considering the monthly corpses have long been piling up, the difference is not the situation, the difference is in you. Welcome. Now, it is time to actually make a difference.
this doesn't even get into the increasing militarization of cops over the last 30 years either.
America is a police state and THE PEOPLE are stupid!!!! They signed it into law that police are agents of the state!!!
Oliver talked about it during the Michael Brown riots.
Oh, the President has _that_ topic covered, don't worry.
/checks notes
... *do* worry.
How convenient the youtube algorithm shows me this NOW
Not even mad
The algorithm uses AI, you had to have been watching George Floyd murder vid, or backlash vid or ancillary viewing. It's scary accurate on recommendations. Scary and effective, TH-cam likes to keep eyeballs glued to the platform to increase ad revenue, it's really amazing technology if you think about it, it almost reads our minds.
You're seeing this because it's popular right now and can you guess why? Based on your comment I don't think you can so I'll explain it to you. A lot of people are watching this because of George Floyd's murder.
But the algorithm doesn't show you this warrior training.
the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Wow they are trained that "righteous violence" is good...but apparently its a tool only they are allowed to weild because they are PISSED at others doing it!
This should be on every screen in the US
Watching this from Hong Kong...imagine how I feel
Hong kong police are actually a lot better than American cops....do you honestly think American cops would allow the same abuse and bs that HK police have been dealing with?
@@PandaSquad25 The same unaccountability, literally no one can investigate them but themselves. Law makers refused to work and side with law enforcement blindly. The only difference is in US they target minorities and in HK they target anyone who voice any opinion against them.
gn02256676 Stay strong, friend!
@@gn02256676 I'm not disagreeing with you on the accountability part, because I do believe everyone should be held accountable for their actions on both sides, but you always have to take in account for the fact that police officers in HK are getting beat and abused, especially since you're mentioning the protest. One cop was lit on fire, another's finger was bitten off, and one was stabbed 3 times. So, when cops are out there trying to disperse crowds, you cant really blame them for being more aggressive on their tactics...in riot control in any other police agency, whether it be in the western world. It's far more aggressive, regardless how long the protests/riots have been. This is the same argument people have in the US, because who can blame them when cops can get a gun pulled on them in a matter of seconds. But, of course cops need to be held accountable, especially if there is a wrongdoing. I also need to add that you're saying police here in the US target minorities. Yes, that maybe true, but in a large crowds during a riot/protest. It's fair game, because it's hard to differentiate people in a large crowd on who's who and their job is disperse the crowd indiscriminately.
@@PandaSquad25 Hard to differentiate is not the reason beat up whoever they want and arrest whenever they want, especially paired with not being held unaccountable. The tactics HK police are using is not just disperse the crowd indiscriminately, they try to spread fear to anyone who speak out.
Student beat down til a pool of blood appear with no resist:
th-cam.com/video/BlAu5cfc2LE/w-d-xo.html
MTR station sealed off and denied medic to help:
th-cam.com/video/DK3kDuXdFns/w-d-xo.html
Other famous examples of random attack can be found here:
th-cam.com/video/3OnkZMdJgVY/w-d-xo.html
You cannot tell me denying medically treatment, delaying lawyer to meet those arrested for hours are "disperse the crowd indiscriminately". And I don't believe for a second that it's fair game consider the protection police have and the little number of front line protesters who can actually fight back.
Hasan: Basically I'm scared if the agency ends in a vowel
*DOJ enters chat*
what about CPA
The IRS has joined the game.
America is scary
Been showing this video for months to my friends. Sooo good we need more videos like this.
*blows kisses to the sky* for the secret agents watching Hasan's back so he doesn't get assassinated for spilling all these truths
*The secret agent* 👁👄👁
MRR D but he’s paid by Qatar.......
@@octs609 who is?
Hasan
@@octs609 🙄
just watching this after the george floyd murder
Which happened in Minneapolis (20:25).
read are prisons obsolete by angela davis, free audiobook here on youtube. also she has interviews and speeches on here i recommend!
"YOU CAN'T HAVE EXPERIENCE WITHOUT A JOB!!!!" YESSS SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS ME!!!!
@Ultra Mega Not all positions count internships as experience and not everyone is fortunate enough to live off volunteering...
@Ultra Mega Again, not everyone is in the same place financially. Some have to work additional part-time or full-time jobs (in retail/fast food) to make ends meet. On top of accumulating experience that actually relates to their desired profession of expertise. You're speaking from a place of privilege. Also, there are jobs where they don't count internship as experience, REGARDLESS of what you did. It literally states it in the job description for those looking to apply.
Ultra Mega
So if I want to go into accounting, I should volunteer before I go into college? Because at that point it’s too late and you’re adjusting to life, debts, and everything. Also changing Majors is extremely common.
So I’m supposed to know I want to be a specific job and find an internship at that age? When my only skills I learn from that internship would most likely be driving and coffee and not the actual job?
That’s just not right.
@Ultra Mega Yeah, no. I did hundreds of hours of volunteer work. It did Jack Shit for me looking for my first job, and most people looking for their first job aren't looking to start careers. Expecting people to have done internship to get a part time job at Jamba Juice is nuts.
Don't worry, some employers prefer to train young people with no experience or expectation of decent pay.
This aged well
A system that caters to and amplifies the voices of racists cannot be expected to serve and protect the majority of Americans in this increasingly diverse and accepting culture.
@IBrainedMyDamage who are they? you sound as racist as you claim "they" to be.
@@noneya1238 right, make it make sense
Let’s be real...the broken police state primarily impacts black men. Well, it’s existed this way since slavery and we’ve always been a diverse society. When you have so many people invested in the subjugation of a whole group of people, there will always be inequality.
Oui
I think it's more a problem of the cops protecting their own than it is a problem of racism. That officer that shot the guy in the car 7 times within 90 seconds of pulling him over was straight up Mexican. He didn't get charged with anything because he is a cop, not because he is racist.
I have recommended this program, and this episode specifically, many times but after the murder of George Floyd this is now required viewing.
That guy saying police training in America is the best is such a joke. Over there you get 19 weeks of training. In Canada, you get 26 weeks. In Germany, it's 130.
It literally takes longer to become a licensed cosmetologist than it does to become a police officer.
@@jasenrock 12 theoretical lesson (90 min) 2 more for learning the exact numbers asked in the theoretical exam where 2 wrong answers can fail you.
Around 15 practical lessons (45min) additionally 5 on interstate, 4 on the highway and 3 at night.
Then the practical Test.
Fail any test 3 times and you start at 0 and are out for a year. Fail 6 times and get a medical check up.
Cost from 1400€-2500€ depending on region and skill.
Then you can drive cars to 3,5t and bikes to 50cc/45km/h
American police isn't like the police in european countries. In european countries you have national police, wich is the equivalent to FBI, the equivalent to the american police are the various municipal polices, wich deal with traffic. To make an example, in an average italian town you can see municipal police patrolling the streets, if they run into a crime they don't intervene (they aren't authorized and/or trained) they call the carabinieri, wich are a branch of the military that also serve as police.
He's not saying it's the best though, his entire point is the way we train cops is trash.
What!?l? Holy crap, that's such a huge difference. 👀😱👀
“I know fingerbanging may seem fun” I died at that moment 😂😂
No new episodes till November??!! How am I gonna live???
jorgez ken-ur rightttt? 🥺😭
Water though
Rewatch and figure out what we can do to help change things instead us being just a spectator.
@@naturalnikkismile1709 good point.
@@razaillyasha98 yeah. I literally get my news and updates from such shows. #sad
I am so thankful that living in a country like New Zealand I can actually meet a cop on the street as a person of colour and have no fear. I can just smile and say "Good afternoon" and he or she will just smile and greet me back. If a cop stops me and asks questions it's not about what I have in my backpack but rather what place has good coffee around town (I live in a small town and most our cops on patrol are from the neighbouring main city.) Only time you see an officer with a gun in their hands is if there's a report of an armed offender around. Which is rare since so few people own guns save for the local farmers.
I have heard Australia is very racist. Is New Zealand less so?
@@fizzybizzy3790 Yes. We definitely have our issues with race, _mostly_ "against" (as in, who is discriminated against) Maori, Pacific Islanders, and Chinese, but it's nowhere near as bad as Australia.
You are seriously a guiding light in the chaos of anger and resentment we are currently in. Thank you for existing.
Listen Hasan is always informing us.His show was never a comedy show to begin with.He just made information funny to listen to.I'm going to re-watch this again!
*I love The Patriot Act!* Thanks for *no ads* and all the articulate, detailed, informative videos with factual accounts of what's going on in this world!
Ahhh the police, the only public service job that gives you a fast car, a gun and pension with no more than a GED and training shorter than your average playthrough of Skyrim.
the training is also suspiciously similar to skyrim as well. Shout at people and kill them immediately, rifle through every pocket and take everything that isn't nailed down.
Sobepome i hope that was sarcastic little man
The "only" public service job that gives you a fast car, a gun and pension with no more than a GED... Sounds like you've never checked into the military...
As for police bashing and their low standards? I suppose it depends on where you live... I'm sure where you are the average quality of every individual is much lower than the national average...
But...
A police officer where I live is required to have a bachelors degree and the police academy is a 5 to 6 month live-in training program. Once they are through their POST (Police Officer's Standardized Training) certification at the academy they spend their first year on patrol under the supervision of an FTO (Field Training Officer) - only then do they "graduate" to being a full fledged officer...
And I bet when you need someone to help you you'll call them and then complain it took them too long to arrive...
@@a24396 Not sure how using your region as an example in regards qualifying standards negates my statement in any way. As you stated, that statement still stands regardless of what qualifications your region has.
I'll be honest, I've never heard of any PD requiring a 4yr degree. My brother-in-law, OCPD, has a 2yr (same with his brother, LAPD, but he has a military background). Additionally in my district it's: a GED, 2 yr, 4 yr, or military training.
Also, nice of you to assume you know my background, education, wealth and location(I'd say how wrong you are, but it's the internet, you probably wouldn't believe me).
Oh, and the military is not classified as a public service as you do not service nor have jurisdiction over civilians.
BIG BRAIN !¡
American Police Officers train with a similar mentality to Soldiers, that's why they are so quick to pull the trigger, especially if they are approaching a minority.
I served in the U.S Army for over 15 years and it seems to me that American Cops treat Black people the way that we reacted to suicide bombers in Afghanistan.
It's a combination of a racial basis mixed with being conditioned to not only seek to commit violence, but also to glorify violence.
American Cops do not serve and protect civilians, they simply treat civilians as if they're potential insurgents in a warzone. And what's really strange is that troops in a warzone actually have higher standards of policing and conduct than the U.S Police on American domestic soil.
The military does NOT have labor unions that try to cover-up misconduct for the service-members on the front lines; that's what happens when you file complaints against police officers. The only way to get away with bad conduct in the U.S Armed Forces is to have a whole lot of rank on your chest and by that time you're not directly interacting with civilians or low-ranking persons anyway. So getting away with crime and abuse of authority is not the norm in the military the way it is with American law enforcement culture.
The bottom-line is that Black Americans should not be getting treated like suicide bombers, and neither should any other kind of American civilian.
Valire Dramack. Your comment is powerful and in the wake of George Floyd's death, it makes even more sense. Your comparison of how cops in America treat black civilians like soldiers would treat suicide bombers in the Middle East explains why so many Black men routinely lose their lives. You hear so many white people say" if he had comply he would be alive", well George Floyd complied and he was still murdered, Philando Castile complied and was still murdered etc..etc...etc...
Thank you. That's logical, but other's actively fight against logic. America is not the fantasy people wanted
Valore Dramack: And the warrior training plays a big role in it.the training is still up on youtube and everybody can watch it:
th-cam.com/video/8RDCtMEHFLM/w-d-xo.html
Such a great time to rewatch this. As a Minnesotan and as disgusted I am with the MPLS police department, I am so happy that all 4 officers involved in the murder of George Floyd have been charged with 2nd degree murder and aiding & abetting in 2nd degree murder.
He’s right as a black man i don’t hate cops hell if see one i say hi to them if i’m walking by i’m only afraid of bad cops bc i’m afraid of dying thanks for telling these ppl the truth 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Welp. As of right now, the American people and the world are working on it. Sorry if our best won't cut it. That'd just mean we're all limp-dicked morons who can't overthrow a toaster, not that we agree with the white supremacist thugs. Sorry if took so long, we were afraid of our mortgages and Corona. But we're sparing a moment, now. No man should be afraid of thug police.
Joshua Sweetvale i appreciate your input and i’m glad we can agree on something :)
Who back here again because of George Floyd and The Coopers? 💆♂️💆♀️💇♂️💇♀️💣🌬💩
Shiver down my spine seeing the we can't breathe protest signs.
Sad sad sad
🙋
That pepsi ad is 10 times worse now and it was already terrible.
We never left.
when comedian more like true Journalist strange world we are living
nazmul haq nion its always be like this. New era of the internet just exposing this.
This channel needs to be mandatory to watch. Only found it today by accident and subbed immediately.
Already watched it on Netflix but here to read TH-cam comments ( lol too early for that tho )
Ikr me too 😅😂
Same
Kakashi commentor nope it’s exactly the same but free and comes out like a day late
Gives absolutely no insight to policing and if anything has a lot of disinformation, almost nothing in this video is true, work of fiction.
Kakashi commentor The Netflix show has the theme song which is super dope 😁. We watch on Netflix to ensure he gets the viewership to maintain the show (and gets paid lol) then come here for the comments. 😊
I've seen self defense video a short while ago.
And the instructor was also like: everybody is your enemy, they all are evil.
This pisses me of so much. No wonder the US is so violent...
I'm sighing too.
Probably a sigh of respect.
Probably.
I love how he adds jokes to keep the atmosphere light, but this topic seems a bit too serious to laugh about so often.
Yes, but sometimes it makes it easier for discussions to happen.
How the hell can one country have so much systemic corruption?
America's brand of capitalism has it to where rich people all over the world to whom America is nothing but a source of unearned income, it's literally a big corporation and the people inside are nothing more than serfs.
Profit supercedes anybody's rights.
Unless your one of those rich capitalists that needs protection and influences things like policing mostly through donations presumably.
Bottom line is people are expendable.
The Rocker X a lot of rich capitalist white people
I could ask same for the Philippines...
@@the_gratefulgamer Laughs in Slavic, Chinese, Korean and Congolese
Black people have been trying to tell y’all for 100s of years. It’s real people.
Glad someone is exposing the predatory interlinked systems that allow these things to happen
We will miss you Hasan & the entire Patriot Act Team.
It ok. You'll find some other sided Propaganda machine to fill you gaping hole where your brain should be. 👉👌
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@@smoothcat1556 Yeah you're right, FUCK THE BROKEN POLICE SYSTEM!
We, who live in these communities, weren't surprised when the protest erupted.. MSM were surprised since they live up in their ivory towers.. The police act and dressed up like they are in a war zone.. everyone is a potential enemy.. they are not acting like protectors of the community.. i never ever been arrested.. but since im dark skinned.. every time i go for a walk.. cops are always following. I got surrounded by 10 cops when i happened to past an area they were monitoring... i didn't stop to talk to anyone.. i was just walking home..
In a neighboring town.. a police officer killed a veteran only because he made the mistake of trying to stop a k-9 who was attacking him... why did he get stopped? Oh.. his car smelled of weed...
Why do American Police have more lax Rules of Engagement than the military. That's all you need to know that it's screwy.
Came to say this. There are several outspoken military officials who throw their hands up publicly over the BS they see by police re: DEescalation or lack thereof
mobaby1979 I’ve had many friends involved in the Iraq, Baghdad, and Fallujah war/ battles. Each one of them said when it’s war time it’s anything perceived as a threat. If they’re not at war then it’s only fire when fired upon.
@@13Fistme The way we conducted ourselves in those wars has been heavily scrutinized, and absolutely positively broke the more classicly understood rules of war and general rules of humanity for that matter. There are folks in the military who speak out against these paranoid and gutless uses of force in the case of both their own military and of the tough-guy 'me vs them' hack policing job at home, is my point.
@@13Fistme your police force shouldn't be treating themselves like they are at war. Even in Iraq there were plenty of situations where engagement wasnt allowed even though people had guns. It's a demonstration of seriously terrible training
Jason Osunkoya you didn’t answer the question.
Thank You Hasan Minhaj for covering this important issue and many others that the main stream won’t. You make it fun yet informative. Props and much love for you and your entire staff keep up the good work.
did he said i cant breath at 1:00 wtf the history is repeating itself
That's the problem..
Yea, they've been telling cops for years. It gained notarity from the video of Eric Garner's death from the choke hold the cops used back in 2014.
This video is so good that it ought to be sent to every politician in America and every person in America. This comedian hit all the soft and hard points about what is wrong with our police system and why we have rioting now to defund the police department. Tear them all down, fire at least half of the officers and rebuild the whole system. AAAAA+++++
"You've only been looking at the google home page" "I was waiting for the dinosaur game to show up."
Whoa I've been really sleeping on this show. OMG I straight up learnt so much from this show. Wtf. How's this guy calling himself a comic. My guy's a top-notch journalist.
All the way from Libya 🇱🇾
Cheers!
It's maddening that you can watch this without looking at the date and have no idea that it was recorded last year.
Wow this was the most comprehensive breakdown of the issue I've ever seen. I never even thought about how much police unions could be a possible cause of the problem.
India lacks such kind of Comedians. But our politicians are not less than Comedians.
We have KUNAL KAMRA.
Our country doesn't have the protections to individuals like they do in the west. You'll get fired, imprisoned or maybe worse for speaking against the Modi government.
Don't compare the indian politicians with such great comedians.
Critize the government will get u, up to 4.5 years in prison. Indonesia
If you criticize the pro-Hindutva Modi govt, then you will be deemed an anti-national and/or Pakistani spy. It's scary how fascist India has become in the last few years. The IT workers on our team have all fallen under the sway of RSS/BJP propaganda. I visited your country about 15y ago, and it was very liberal then.
Who else watched the new John Oliver episode about the Filibuster?
Why do I feel attacked 😂😂😂
yay same
This needs to be re-shared. All of the last week tonight stans are loving today episode on their Police issues but Hasan was already ahead of the game here.
@ Fez Hussain I'm a huge fan of both, but John Oliver had an episode on Police Accountability in 2016 th-cam.com/video/zaD84DTGULo/w-d-xo.html and Police Militarization in 2014 th-cam.com/video/KUdHIatS36A/w-d-xo.html. Sadly these problems with policing goes back a long way.