how bad I am. This is a serious video because I want to talk about Kenneth Ske. Kenneth Ske is the Albuquerque police officer who was fired. Fired. He lost his job because of the way he treated the mentally, they call him mental mentally disabled, just mentally slow. It seemed like he was enabled to me. He was just slower than the rest of us. And there's a couple things that I wanted to bring out. A lot of people have dealt with this very very well. a lot of other content creators, but I really wanted to talk about it because it really bothers me and it looks like it bothers most people who have a beating heart. My question is, when you look under the Albuquerque official body cam footage video, across the board, people are outraged. Rightly outraged. What's up? What's up, Utah Copwatch? John is here. But where were those people in real life? Where were those people in the target? Where were those people in t not just the the customers but also target management? Where were the people with understanding and compassionate hearts who looked at this guy? It's like, man, look look at this guy. He's trying to do the best that he can to get along in life. Obviously, he's got the cash to buy the bike and it looks like he's having a little bit of trouble. What is that barrier that stops people from reaching out to a fellow human and giving him a hand? Hey, I can tell you're you're having a little difficulty here. I totally get it. I'm a little slow myself or whatever. I have bad days. Let me help you by the bike because it looks like, you know, you're you're just having a little bit of trouble. Where is that compassion? You see it online. I mean, has our society become such keyboard warriors that our moral outrage and our virtue is only going to show when we're sitting behind a keyboard typing? What is it that keeps us from going up to somebody number one and helping them when you know they're having trouble and they're disadvantaged? You know, they don't have the mental capacity that you do. They don't have the ability to float along in life easily like you or I do. So, they need a little bit of help from the rest of us. That's just kind of what humanity does. One day, you'll be in your time of need. Maybe you're 23, 24, 30, 35 right now and you're in the prime of your life and you don't feel like you're weak. But one day your eyesight is going to fail. Your mind is going to slip. Your body is going to need, you know, some some help and assistance from other bodies. So what is it that keeps us from number one reaching out a hand to that guy? And number two, stepping in when the blue line tyrants get involved because you know life may be tough right now, but you ain't seen nothing yet till the thin blue line gang members arrive on the scene. What is it that keeps us from doing that? That's one of my thoughts. And the second thought is you got these cops out there who think that they have in their minds, hey, this is a this is a moral position. I have a profession where I am in a situation where I can actually help somebody. I've got power and I've got authority and I'm going to use my power and authority and I'm going to help other people and I got a body cam on. Here's my golden opportunity to show the entire world because I know this body camera footage once it gets out. Uh, it's going to it can it can potentially go global. I could literally have billions of people, billions of eyes on my actions right now. I better straighten up and fly right. I better put on the best possible face, wear the best possible suit, and have the best possible posture that I could muster on my body cam footage because I want to show people that the thin blue line ain't a gang. Hey, we're you. There's no division between you guys and us. We're just here to serve and protect. Here's my chance to do that with this guy who's mentally challenged. But no, Kenneth Skins can't even do that. while in broad daylight he becomes that conformist we always talk about that does what he's told regardless of what is right instead of doing what is right regardless of what he told he's told he's that he's that conformist not that moralist he is incap I I I can only conclude that he is incapable he he's either unwilling or unable to do anything that looks even close to virtue I can't conclude include anything else cuz what would you do? You know, it's like people install security cameras so that thieves look at the camera and go, "Well, I better not do that because they're going to broadcast me on CCTV. There's going to be a manhunt and I'm going to go to jail." It's kind kind of like the analogy of the lock. The lock only keeps out honest people. It keeps honest people honest. You know, because the dishonest person, he's not going to care about the lock. He's not going to care about the CCTV, but somebody with a modicum of humanity inside of them is going to at least attempt to try to look like they're moral, but they skins couldn't even do it. His buddies couldn't even do it. So, my first question is, where are all the people that express moral outrage online on the APD body cam under under the body cam footage? Where is the management from uh Target who's getting paid an hour? They're there getting paid anyway. Hey, while I'm getting paid, why don't I go do a good deed and help somebody? Even the worst among us, you know how good you feel when you do good for somebody? When you, I don't know, when you rescue a turtle from the middle of the road, you know, people are swerving and you stop on the side of the road to get that turtle before it's crushed. Doesn't that give you a good feeling to help a turtle? How much more to reach out of hand and fellow help a fellow human being? You know how good you would feel if if you walked up to 53y old Matthew who's mentally challenged and helped him out so that he could buy his bike. Maybe dig out and say, "Hey, put your money away. You want a bike, dude? I'm going to give you a bike. I'm going to buy you bike. Put your money. Your money's no good here. I can see you're struggling. Pull out your credit card or pull out some cash and buy the bike." I'm not saying that you have to do that. I'm just saying imagine how good you would feel if you did do that. So these cops skins got his body camera on cannot to save his life. he cannot do a good deed to show the world that, hey, you're completely wrong about the thin blue line. Couldn't do it. His buddies couldn't do it. And the third thing I want to look at is every time I see um an article about this situation or a video about this situation, not necessarily from the uh auditing community because everybody's done a good job kind of looking at things from all angles, but when you see it on mainstream media, they only focus on that one cop, Kenneth Sch. What about the other two cops who were involved? They could have stopped the tragedy that that was unfolding. They could have stopped the abu abuse that was being perpetrated on Matthew, but they didn't do it cuz they couldn't do it. Man, if you can't straighten up and fly right and make it look like you got your stuff together on body camera footage that you know has the potential to go v viral, then it ain't in you. And just because they get caught and say they're sorry and they get fired and all that kind of stuff, not good enough. If you or I did to Matthew, mentally challenged Matthew in Target what those cops did to him, you know where we would be right now. I wouldn't be live streaming right now because you can't live stream from prison. If I did that, if I did what Kenneth Sche and his buddies did, if if me and three of you or two or three of you guys did what they did, there would be no excuses for us. There would be moral outrage. We wouldn't just lose our jobs, we would lose our freedom for the rest of our lives. And you ain't seeing that. Oh, he might lose his job. Oh, he might get charges put against him. But is the guy going to go to jail? Remember Amber Guyger? She got 10 years. She was uh, you know, convicted of 10 years. She's going to get out if she hasn't already maybe Anybody know about Amber Guyger? Is she out? I heard that she's up for parole this year and she may get out. Amber Amber Guyger is the woman I can't remember. It was at Texas. She shot a guy named Botham John in his apartment while he was sitting on his couch eating ice cream thinking he was in the land of the free home of the brave and safe. She walks into what she says was the wrong apartment and she blew the guy away on his own couch saying that it was her apartment when there were all these other indicator indicators like the the welcome mat. She was on the completely wrong floor. Give me a break. Give me a break. Somebody said that she's going to be out this this year. That wouldn't happen to us if you or I did to Botham John what Amber Guyger did. We ain't getting slack cut for us. No sir, no way. No how. What happened to Philip Braillesford when he blew away uh Daniel Shaver in that hallway of that Lintita Inn in Mesa, Arizona? He's still a cop last I checked. Didn't even lose his job. Maybe he got paid administrative leave, but basically he got a vacation for snuffing out another man who did absolutely no wrong and was trying like crazy to obey all those rapid fire commands as Philip Bril's first henchman's uh henchmen had him hemmed in in Lita in unbelievable. Yeah, it is. Uh Strata says, "Hey, what's up Strata? Man, I haven't seen you in a long time." Yeah, the Daniel Shaver video was beyond sad because this guy slightly inebriated. They said that his blood alcohol was like 0.23 or whatever. And he all you know what the call was? Daniel Shaver lost his rights and lost his life because somebody called the Thin Blue Line Gang thought that was somehow a good idea in this in this plane of reality to call in because somebody was at the swimming pool, looked up five floors and saw somebody with a gun. And what it was was Daniel Shaver was showing some guests that he had in his hotel room how he conducts his pest control operation when there's rats or whatever. It was just a plet gun. So the cops were called, "There's a guy who's got a gun on the fifth floor. You got to go get him." And of course, ready, fire, aim, Philip Brailles for the Mesa Police Department just off. Done. Done. Gone. A man's life gone. He had kids. It's It's out. It's beyond outrageous. That's why I that's why I entitled this video, it's more outrageous than you know. And not only that, how many nine days after Kenneth Skins abused a mentally challenged man in broad daylight in Target at the behest of the management on body camera footage nine days later, he is involved in an officer involved shooting at a Valero gas station with two of his other buddies where they launch at at a high velocity 16 projectiles, 16 what we would call freedom seats, bullets. at Keshan who's at Keshan Thomas ending that 27year-old's life history bear says why don't cops who witness condone and even participate in other cops crimes get charged with as accompllices exactly why are you talking just about Kenneth skins yeah he's the guy who was wearing the body camera footage he was the guy who was doing most of the talking but the other guys helped him out they put hands on Matthew They helped cuff Matthew. They talked to Matthew like he was a dog. And man, I'm telling you, if the body cams weren't on, Matthew probably wouldn't be with us right now. But it doesn't even matter. Look what they did to Karen Garner in Lovelin, uh, Lovelin, Colorado. They had the body cameras on. There was a sergeant on the scene. There was Jalali. There was Austin Hop. They got time. But guess what? They're probably going to get out this year, too. But if you or I abused a 72-year-old Karen Garner with dementia, guess where we would be right now? It is beyond outrageous. So my question is, how do we even stop? How do we even stop this? How do we stop it? You've got all these laws that give all these layers of protection to policy enforcers. That's where police comes from. It comes from the French word which means policy. They're policy enforcers. And you know what the profession from the people are like, Brian, you cannot say there are no good cops. Oh, oh, can't I? Oh, can't I? Can you say there are good mafia members? I can't I can't say that there are good mafia members. I can't say that they're Are there good mass murderers? Are there good uh rapists? I think not. And here's why I say this. Because if you're entering a profession where the one of the first things you do is you swear to protect and defend the constitution and the laws of the state which completely in most cases contradict shall not be infringed which contradict wraps raps which is the first amendment religion assembly petition press speech which completely contradict you have the right to be secure in your person's houses papers and effects how can you say I promise that I I will stand as a guardian, as a centurion at the door of rights and I won't let anything come and take anybody's rights away. How can you say that and at the same time say I will uphold the laws that take away rights? It's inherent. The profession of law enforcement or American policing, whatever you want to call it, is inherently hypocritical and contradictory. And you're going to tell me that somebody who signs not not with a gun to their head, it's not under duress. They're like, "Hey, I can get a I can get a $93,000 paycheck. I can get a $71,000 paycheck by signing on the dotted line and going to police academy and then becoming a cop. Hey, it's only going to take me six months to become a cop. How long does it take you to become a hairdresser?" Two years. Wait a second. before I put scissors on somebody's and a comb through somebody's hair and start clipping away. It's going to take me two years to become certified, but I can start bossing people around, have a body camera and abuse mentally disabled people in 6 months. Where do I sign only? It's like it's not so much power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. Absolutely. It's power attracts and is a magnet for the corruptible in my opinion. I mean, if you guys if you guys think there's such a thing as a good cop, give me the evidence for it. Because seriously, you would not look at Al Capone's gang breaking kneecaps every third Saturday because somebody's late on their their payment, their their payments. You would not look at any one of those guys as a good guy. Whether he had the baseball bat that struck those kneecaps or not, if somebody was standing alongside of him while he was watching him do that to Aunt Satie or whoever, you would say that is an accomplice to a crime. And if that's what that profession is all about, I bet there I'm 100% positive that there's no good people in that mafia organization in Capone's organization. No way. Couldn't be. Be like Sam there are good SS officers. Uh-uh. Not true. Not true. It's like saying there's a good a good global leader. Stalin, well, he was good. You know, he did some good things. Well, you know what? I've seen news reels of the guy with the funny mustache that you can't say on certain platforms with his German shepherds, and he was being very loving to them. I've seen news reels of that guy with the funny mustache, you know, being nice to kids, but what's he doing when the news reels are off? People, psychopaths have the capacity to make it look like they're doing good stuff. But even Kenneth Ske couldn't fake being righteous. All he had to do, let's say the wall, let's say the Walmart manager, okay, let's say the CEO, and it wasn't, let's say the CEO, not Walmart, Target, let's say the CEO of Target came up to Kenneth Skins and said, "That guy right there is taking way too long." All Ken Schkins had to do instead of being conformist be the moralist that you should be that you say you are and the protector and the servant that you claim to be and go over there and go you know what we have other options here. I I am not law enforcement. I'm not a policy enforcer. What I'm here to do is to protect that guy and to protect you. To serve that guy and to serve you. And I'm I'm fair in my treatment of service and protection. So I'm I'll tell you what. I'm gonna go up to this guy who, you know, we later find out his name is Matthew and I'm gonna go help this guy out. Hey buddy, looks like you're, you know, looks like you're having a little bit of trouble. Can I help you out? Wouldn't that guess what? He somehow because people have this mentality about the thin blue line gang, he would become a national hero. You know, cops, all all cops have to do is this little tiny microscopic nano particle bit of good and all of a sudden, oh my god, he's a hero. Remember that guy? God, what was that cop's name? Um, G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Anderson? I can't remember what his first name is. Anderson, but he was a cop and he had his cop vest on and he was saying all these good things about the convict in 1984 by George Orwell garbage and people he he got I don't remember how large his GoFundMe got, but he quit the law enforcement and he was able to I don't know if it was a million bucks, but it was hundreds of thousands of dollars just cuz he said some good things. That's how people operate. I don't believe in good cops. What a great what a great YouTube channel name. I don't believe in good cops says good cops are like unicorns. They don't exist. Ex. Exactly. Exactly. What's up Wolverine? Transparency. South Bama delete laws. Rune dragon Utah cop watch. What's up with you guys? Thank thank you guys for being here. I would just have to I would have to hear the argument. You know, never say never, but you know, if it looks like a it looks like tyranny, if it acts like tyranny, if it walks like tyranny, if it does tyrannical things, well, you know what? It's probably a tyrant. Probably. You know, you hear all it's like just there's just a few bad apples, man. Maybe 1%, I'll give you maybe five or 10%. But the 90 95 98% they're all good. If they were all good, then where where is the treasure trove of videos of all the good cops putting hands on the bad cops right there, right then? No court, no public opinion, no question about it, and slapping the cuffs on them and disarming them right there. Right then. You know, you see you saw a little bit of it with that that female cop who grabbed the belt, the utility belt, the duty belt of that sergeant and pulled him back as he was pummeling that guy and then the sergeant got pissed at her. Well, she became a hero and literally did not. She literally did nothing. Nothing. Sorry, that kind Yeah, that was a good action, but it's kind of like putting a perfume on the pig. It's like, why did Yeah, the perfume smelled good while it was traveling through the air, but then it hit the pig who's wallowing in the slop and it's like, why even why even waste it? Can cops do good things? Yes. Are there good cops? I say no. Not when the profession demands that you be bad, that you be evil, that you be hypocritical, that you be inconsistent, that you be unfair, that you distribute your what do they call it? Uh um law enforcement discretion. But who does it go to? The discretion usually goes towards something that's going to benefit them, not that's going to benefit the general public. Yeah, I've seen cops get cats out of trees. I've seen them restart the heartbeat of a little child. I've seen them, you know, stop and help a motorist change a tire. I've seen that one that went viral where they they use this cop and they use his body cam where this guy proposed to his wife and or his future wife and it was all, you know, feel-good kind of stuff. I'm talking about substantial, consistent, good works. And part of those good works is, hey, I saw my fellow cop do something evil and I'm going to do something about it. No matter no matter where the chips fall, no matter what the ramifications are, I'm going to do good. Not going to see it. Not going to hear it. Let me read to you real quick because I didn't do that in my last video about this Kenneth Ske guy. It was a um let's see that's small. Why is that small? This is the attorney general, New Mexico attorney general. This is what he said about Kenneth SK. Okay. Today my office filed charges against former APD officer Kenneth Skins. And keep in mind, 9 days after he did what he did to 53-year-old Matthew with mental disability, he offed 9 days later he offed um Keshan Thomas. He didn't get fired for the Keshan Thomas thing. He got fired for because there was moral outrage because that body cam footage went viral and now the uh Albuquerque Police Department had to do something. They only did something because the public there was a public outcry. They didn't do something because it's the right thing to do. Oh, they got the right words. They'll put out the right press briefing and make the right fair moral sounding statement and appeared to do the right thing. But man, to me, the right thing is Kenneth Skins never sees the light of day again. If you disagree with me on that, let me know. If you agree that with me that based on what Kenneth Ske and his henchmen, not just Kenneth Ske, they were they the two guys that were with him, the two badge law enforcers that were with him were as culpable as Kenneth skins. Put a one in the room if you think that guy should go up the river in the worst possible uh prison system for the rest of his living days till his dying day with no opportunity for parole. And one of the reasons I think number one I think it's just on its face it's fair and number two that would send a strong me oh and his pension and everything that he worked for up to that point disappears. He gets nothing. As a matter of fact, he's going to have to pay for that 125. Oh, wait a second. No, I'm I'm I'm getting the Miller case. Uh I'm sure there's going to be a huge lawsuit here. But that guy and his family and his family's family should probably pay. I don't know, maybe I'm going overboard on his family's family because his future kids, if he's got kids, didn't have anything to do with what their corrupt father did. But man, I'm telling you, that would send a strong message. Hey, you do this kind of stuff, you do this kind of stuff, this is what happens to you. you cross that line of trying to extract the identity and trying to take away the security of anonymity from any American, the hammer will fall and it will fall hard every single time without fail. But that's not we don't have a justice system. We have an injustice system. So today my office filed charges against former APD officer Kenneth Ske for his role in the unlawful arrest. How about the immoral abuse of a customer with disabilities who is struggling to complete his purchase at a Target located in Albuquerque in August. By the way, that's on Kors Road in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Rather than acting as a professional public servant, he acted as a wicked public tyrant and a guardian of the vulnerable members of this community. That's every single one of us. Because you know like if you resist their authoriti and they're in the middle of power tripping a lot of you put one in the room if you've been if you have been to jail because you stood for your rights in the presence of a badge law enforcer who in the room right now has gone put a one if you've gone into the room into the room. Yeah. into the big house. If you've gone to a RA cage because you decided, you know what? No, it's important for me to tow the line to hold the line to stand for my rights and by extension the rights of everybody who's going to see this. I don't care if they're American, Canadian, Mexican, I don't care. I'm standing for everybody's rights right now. And you suffer the consequences of going to jail because that power tripping authoritarian, he he can't see your rights. All he can see is his authorit. Look at all the ones. Look at all the ones of the people just in this room. There's there's only 320 people in this room. Just in this room, you got Wayne, you got veteran observer. All these people who put a one in the room have gone to jail at least once in their life because they stood up against a powertripping authoritarian called a police officer. Stephen, uh, Veteran Observer, Brian, Big Barbie, Channel Whiz, Matrix, Transparency, Mikey B, Brian, Painter, Steve, Don't Tread on Rick, Jason's gone to jail, John has gone to jail, Marcy T. And and guys, every time you hear somebody went to ch jail, guess what you hear? Chuch-ing kaching kaching. the judge, the system, the police department, they get to get those new cruisers and those new vehicles and those new tasers and those new what are those things called? The what are the laser um radar? LAR. New LAR so we can create generate even more. We can get more equipment so that we can chase them faster, more efficiently, ticket them more uh exorbitantly. It all go Yeah, those M wraps. Let's get an M wrap. Like what was it? Brookside, Alabama. What? What what the heck does Brookside, Alabama with a population of less than 12 or 1300 need an MRAP for? Their their revenue from ticket generation alone in 2020 or 2021 was like $650,000. One in four households in Brookside or was it three and four? It was a crazy number. A crazy percentage of the people in Brookside have been have received a ticket from the Brookside Police Department. That's how bad they were. Unbelievable how many people in the room have gone to jail because they stood for their rights. Man, that there's your dangerous freedom right there. You stand for your rights. Guess what you could do? Hey, going to the clink. Going to get fingerprinted. Going to get body cavity searched. Oh. Oh. Oh, what fun. Rust as Landon says the goat. keep up the great work. None of us is good. We're I'm just a cog in the wheel, man. I appreciate it. Thanks for that super chat. Rather than acting as a This is what the uh attorney general said for New Mexico. Rather than acting as a professional public servant and guardian of the vulnerable members of this community, Mr. Mr. skins, the guy who offed Keshan Thomas and did that thing to uh Matthew and no no telling how many other victims he left in his wake. Mr. Skins engaged in abusive and unlawful behavior that undermined public safety and violated his oath as a peace officer in the state of New Mexico, says Attorney General Raul Torres. Well, guess what, Raul? You know there's more. you know, the evil things you have done as an attorney general, the people that you've put behind bars because of the, you know, long and costly and failed and evil and demonic violent drug war. You vi if you, if there's a cop out there who's enforcing the war on drugs, which is a euphemism for the war on people, if they're out there doing that, guess what? They're violating their oath. You know what that means? That means if they lived 250 years ago, they'd be arresting Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and all those people out there who who were uh foolish enough to have hemp fields. Steve Sanders says, "Did you see my arrest over not wearing a ritualistic shame muzzle? Search deals ritualistic shame muzzle arrest to veterans." Send me Send me an email, Steve. I'll take a look at it. contactflixick.com. By the way, if you if you uh message me or email me, sorry if I don't get to you. I'm just uh I'm horrible at returning emails and text messages and all that stuff. I'm just horrible at it. I never claimed to be good at it. So, that that's basically it. Number one, where are all the people who Where's Where' my comments go? Oh, they're there. Brian said, "What? Look at all the stories here." Maybe we should just do a show where people have stories of them getting arrested. Maybe we should do a call-in show. Only call in. Who would be interested in me doing a call-in show where members of the audience call in if they had gone to jail sometime in their life for specifically for standing up for their rights, for pushing back when they were asked for their ID. And it's like, wait a second, don't you, officer want me to be secure in my person? If you want me to be secure in my person, how is that consistent with you asking for my ID right now? I don't understand it. Could you explain that to me? And anytime they ask you a question, you ask them a question. Don't answer their questions or just not I mean, one of the best things just don't talk to them. They can't stand that, man. You're not going to have a consensual encount. Well, it's not consensual if you're going to start threaten me, threatening me verbally and coercing me into having a conversation. Who does that? What if you conducted your life like that where everybody in your life you force them to have a conversation with you? What would that make you? It's a starts with a P uh and and it ends with an H. Oh, psychopath. It would make you a psychopath. It would show that you are cogn. You all have inspired me to do one uh first amendment audits in my community. Do the call-in show. Many stories out there. Oh, thanks. Put a put a one in the room. If you guys want me to do a call-in show where members of the audience call in because specifically and only because they uh they were jailed because they stood up for rights. And then, you know, if like there's 300 people in there, 296 in the room right now, if there's if we can get like 70 people that put one in the room, hey, let's do that call-in show. I just got to figure out how to do it so it sounds good. I hate putting my phone up to the mic, you know? Oh, by the way, um there is a quote for the day. It comes from one of you guys. Comes from a subscriber. Let me give you the quote for the day. This is from the um San Angelo cop who put hands on and abused Mr. Miller in front of his screaming three-year-old child. Here's the quote of the day. This cop, that's the cop who abused Mr. Miller could claim qualified stupidity and the judge would surely grant it. I love that qualified. It's not qualified immunity that they're suffering from. It's qualified stupidity. Or maybe it's unqualified stupidity. I don't know. band Sam says almost got arrested a few times during during four pre-planned planned organized partial shut down the US company in the second quarter because I don't like saying the P word for not wearing ritualistic shame muzzle and that's what it is man can you imagine they pulled the wool over most people's eyes guys I I've said this before on a live stream I live in a small podunk Oklahoma town filled with farmers and and gruff tough old people, old codgers who you know this is I'm setting my ways. I ain't changing for nobody. 98 probably 98.5 99% of the people I never thought I'd see those old farmers submit to the the ritualistic shame muzzle. And you know where they got that idea? The only reason they're doing it is because they were told to and scared into it by fake stream CIA infiltrated operation mockingb bird MK Ultra Media. That's the only reason they didn't come up with that themselves. They're sitting in front of the idiot box. I call them boobous americanistas parked in front of the freaking flat screen China TV and Wolf freaking Blitzer and Jakey the Snake Tapper and even Fox News Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson telling you, "Hey, you need to you need to do what the exploits tell. You want to do what the exploits, huh? You want to get out of this thing, don't you? Come on, do it." This episode brought to you by Rusta says Streamyard for the call-in show. Just saying. Yeah, I don't have Streamyard. I got to learn how to do it. All right. Was it was Was there Was there 71s? Were there 71s? Do you guys think uh there were enough ones for the live call in? What's up, Wolverine? Thanks for that $20 super chat, man. Brian, I agree with the majority of the things that you're saying. I also show it as an average Joe out there. Being my significance, being my significance means nothing. Just the experience. Being my significance means nothing. Oh man, I I I disagree with I think every single one of us is significant, man. I I hope I think that's what you're saying. As an average Yeah, we're just all average Joe's, man. We just want to make, you know what we want? We just want freedom for our kids. Is that too much to ask? It's like, don't force me into a relationship with you. That's what cops do. Don't force me to talk to you. Don't come up to me and threaten me if I don't give you my ID uh that I'm going to be somehow penalized and taken to a cage. You know, it's kind of the equivalent of walking up to somebody and forcing a conversation on them and they don't want to have it and you get all mad and get some grab a bundle of rope out of your trunk and you tie them hand and foot, throw them in the back of your car and take them and lock them up in your basement. It's no different. It doesn't make it it doesn't make it acceptable. It doesn't make it righteous or noble because the guy's got a costume on. Matter of fact, it makes it worse because now everybody thinks that, hey, this guy's the authority and we can't fight back because if we do, then we're going they're going to get on the radio and call unlimited resources to track me down. They'll have dogs on the ground. They'll have birds in the air. They'll have cruisers on the road. They're going to set up roadblocks. They'll put the tire strips. I'm not going to be able to get out of this. Not alive. And then try to defend yourself. Even in in states where there's the stand your ground law where even if if it's a cop who's doing something illegal, you fire at them, you probably want Yeah. Yeah. Everybody sees that as the right Well, I can't say everybody. If you're defending yourself against a cop, people just want you to roll over. But most of us who are awake see that as the right thing, but then most people are going to look at you and media is going to paint it and law enforcement's going to paint it like you were the bad guy. Even though they were the aggressors, they're the ones who came to your house. As a matter of fact, they're the ones who came to your house meaning to go to the next door neighbor's house. They just kicked in the wrong door. If you defend yourself in that situation and take care of a couple cops, guess what? You're going to be in trouble and it's going to be a long drawn out process. Unless you got even if you have everything on video, you are always guilty until proven innocent when when the coppers are involved. Thanks. Thanks for becoming a member, Rustice. Am I saying that? Rustice. So guys, I appreciate you tuning in. Oh man, 37 minutes. I meant to try to get this done in under 20 minutes. I was just rambling, but I wanted to let you know that. I want to give you those three angles. What the heck is wrong with these cops? They can't not do wrong, even while their body cameras are running. Guys, if you enjoy these these videos right here, become a member. 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Because if it's in your heart, it's going to come out of your mouth. It doesn't matter if it's eloquent. It doesn't matter if you're articulate. What is in your heart? If freedom is ringing in your heart and you're you're uh protecting that precious jewel like Patrick Henry said, then guess what? You're going to stand for it. you're going to stand and you won't maybe your voice will quake, but you're not going to waver. See, it's it's not a bad thing to experience fear. It's what do you do with the fear? Let it fuel you. And I know it's easy to say right here when you know when I'm sitting here in this room and there's no indication that I'm under attack or anything because I'm telling you when a cop comes up to your car, you are under attack. Your life hangs in the balance every second you're on that traffic stop or wherever you confront a cop or a cop confronts you. That's how serious this is. And we need to take it seriously. So the price of freedom is now and will always be eternal vigilance. There's always some psychopath out there somewhere who wants to take away your rights. And it's up to us to stand for our rights and hold the line and stand for the rights of people who can't stand for themselves, who can't speak for themselves. This is for our children. This is for our grandchildren. This is even if you don't have children and grandchildren, I do. Don't you care about my children and grandchildren? I care about yours. So when you stand for your rights, injustice that happens to one man anywhere happens to all men everywhere. If you stand for rights anywhere, you're standing for the rights of all men everywhere. That's how serious this is. So guys, I appreciate you being here. Don't forget to hit the like button. Thanks for hitting over 300 likes. Share this video if you think it's worth sharing. and I will see you guys in the next video. Thank you for all the super chats. 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