I almost feel bad suggesting it, but at the same time I'm repeating my comment on the last video Rotten Mango video so I clearly don't feel that bad, but I would be interested to see your reaction to her coverage of the Kris Wu case. It’s a horrific but fascinating story, and it was really interesting to get both her and her husband's perspectives due to the perpetrator's prominence in both the Korean and Chinese entertainment industries. Also in general, the story is not well known enough
In my area (California Central Coast) people run lights constantly! I literally see it happen about 20 times a day. I know it is only a matter of time until people die. The police seem to not be concerned what so ever. It's crazy out of control, it infuriates me.
I love watching these videos with your perspective. These subjects are hard to watch but so very interesting. Your commentary helps so much. Thanks for posting this 💜
Answer d) ‘all of the above.’ (Parents, children & politicians.) They act like the public is demanding they be tarred and feathered, there are several levels of consequences between throwing away the key, and no consequences whatsoever, it’s just such a blatant overcorrect. (And just WIERD reasoning in general, I would think of adolescence as the most pivotal age range to influence their personalities/values.) Just reiterating everything Steph said, it’s just wild. Such a great place with such an unpredictable political landscape, lmao.
This case makes me so sad if kun was an older brother I would want him as my older brother he sound so reliable and sweet I feel so sorry for his mom but this also reminds me of the kdrama Netflix series called juvenile justice I’m sure it has 16 episodes were a judges son was killed by 2 juveniles and they get off free by but later in a couple episodes the same judge meets the same perpetrators again you should check it out if you want
Bro if anyone knows True education, that one manhwa that actually talks or at least portray the issue about the legalize crime age in korea but mostly focus on school and bullying as well. I need to re-read it again and catch up
without analyzing why this happens and being proactive this sort of thing will continue, the laws need to be more lenient with the crimes that are actually happening - such as crimes amongst young people but also make sure that there is a clear before and after strategy in place. Meaning, prevention (actively in society) and "rehab" in order to foster them back into some sort of normalcy. We can only incarcerate someone AFTER something has happened, it shouldn't have to go that far and having a bunch of people under 18 in the system is a very odd trend. Resources would then be focusing on the prisons than actually solving the problem and keeping people safe and healthy. That's my take lol.
They definitely belong in jail but police don’t make laws. And the kids committed burglary not robbery at least by US definition until they beat a kid for money. That was robbery
Rotten mango's storytelling is honestly incredible
I almost feel bad suggesting it, but at the same time I'm repeating my comment on the last video Rotten Mango video so I clearly don't feel that bad, but I would be interested to see your reaction to her coverage of the Kris Wu case. It’s a horrific but fascinating story, and it was really interesting to get both her and her husband's perspectives due to the perpetrator's prominence in both the Korean and Chinese entertainment industries. Also in general, the story is not well known enough
agreed
I agree, recently I got in a debate with people defending him, and people still defending him makes this even more necessary to be known about
imagine Loui's reaction when he found out kris was an e*o member 💀
I wasn't ready for this story 😭, I had heard of this story on the news and then got to know about the consequences and got soooo mad
I can't even imagine what the mom feels after all this. No justice has been served.
caught me in the middle of working out !! I'll choose to ignore your get comfy rule just this once :))
Who needs to sleep when you can watch crime stories that won’t let you sleep 😭😭😭 my paranoia is outta control
love your true crime and horror oriented uploads because i rlly can't watch this stuff alone ;.;
i always watch these type of videos while working out🤣 makes the workout faster and me forget im working out lol
In my area (California Central Coast) people run lights constantly! I literally see it happen about 20 times a day. I know it is only a matter of time until people die. The police seem to not be concerned what so ever. It's crazy out of control, it infuriates me.
I love watching these videos with your perspective. These subjects are hard to watch but so very interesting. Your commentary helps so much. Thanks for posting this 💜
Answer d) ‘all of the above.’ (Parents, children & politicians.) They act like the public is demanding they be tarred and feathered, there are several levels of consequences between throwing away the key, and no consequences whatsoever, it’s just such a blatant overcorrect. (And just WIERD reasoning in general, I would think of adolescence as the most pivotal age range to influence their personalities/values.) Just reiterating everything Steph said, it’s just wild. Such a great place with such an unpredictable political landscape, lmao.
im so pisseddd they should just cancel the law tbh
I have a test coming up and I’m out here watching this
This case makes me so sad if kun was an older brother I would want him as my older brother he sound so reliable and sweet I feel so sorry for his mom but this also reminds me of the kdrama Netflix series called juvenile justice I’m sure it has 16 episodes were a judges son was killed by 2 juveniles and they get off free by but later in a couple episodes the same judge meets the same perpetrators again you should check it out if you want
There's an episode in there based on this case too, the one where the group of bullies coerced the boy to drive a rented car
Bro if anyone knows True education, that one manhwa that actually talks or at least portray the issue about the legalize crime age in korea but mostly focus on school and bullying as well. I need to re-read it again and catch up
without analyzing why this happens and being proactive this sort of thing will continue, the laws need to be more lenient with the crimes that are actually happening - such as crimes amongst young people but also make sure that there is a clear before and after strategy in place. Meaning, prevention (actively in society) and "rehab" in order to foster them back into some sort of normalcy. We can only incarcerate someone AFTER something has happened, it shouldn't have to go that far and having a bunch of people under 18 in the system is a very odd trend. Resources would then be focusing on the prisons than actually solving the problem and keeping people safe and healthy.
That's my take lol.
They definitely belong in jail but police don’t make laws. And the kids committed burglary not robbery at least by US definition until they beat a kid for money. That was robbery
Its the parents
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Stop blaming the police, they did their job. They don’t make the laws.
People blame them because they're still complicit whether they like it or not...
Just curious why you’re doing reactions to Rotten Mango episodes. It’s been done by the best. Get your own stories.
Okay random ass human lmaoooo Idek what you tryna say but I’m gonna decline😭😭
Bruh wt r u trying to say ..
You have too much time on your hands to be commenting on TH-cam of all places on why someone shouldn't react to RM. Just say you're a loser and go.