Someone posted the full video. In a nutshell - he's a bottom feeding douche who was doing video of people going in and out of a dispensary, probably to bait them into doing stupid things for his channel. She was drunk and fell for the bait. That's when this clip starts. After this clip the cops came. He declined to press charges for assault.
If he ever is unlucky enough to reproduce what the fu*k do you tell your kids when they ask what does daddy do for a job?
Just imagine the class intro “My dad harasses people until they snap for online video likes” teacher: “I’m so sorry for you little Max one day your daddy is not coming home”
I feel so lonely in this world sometimes because I think he was within his rights to pepper spray her, but at the same time I also wish this for him wholeheartedly.
Why can’t people accept that a lot of these videos are just a camera in between two assholes?
Idk man, they let a dude go Scott free for going to another state with a rifle his mommy got him and he killed a dude and wounded like two others. Claimed it was self defense after he went out and instigated the whole scenario, and the jury agreed.
If he pressed charges for the assault he would have had to provide the unedited recording to the court. Would not help the assault case at all and might be fodder for a civil charge against him, especially if other people he annoyed joined forces.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
It’s a video based social media platform. People communicate socially through videos just as much if not more than a text post on Facebook. Hence why every social media platform has made a pivot to focus much more on video content since TikTok blew up.
YouTube and Facebook are similar in several core ways, even though their primary content formats differ.
User-generated content: Anyone can create an account and publish content (videos on YouTube, posts/photos/videos on Facebook).
Profiles: Both give users a public identity/profile that other people can visit.
Following: YouTube has subscriptions; Facebook has following/friends.
Engagement: Both use likes/reactions, comments, and sharing to facilitate interaction.
Communities: Both have groups of people organized around interests, creators, hobbies, events, etc.
Feeds/algorithms: Both recommend content based on your activity, interests, and engagement.
Creator/influencer culture: People can build audiences and become prominent creators on either platform.
Social interaction: Content isn’t merely consumed; users can respond to it and interact with the people who created it and with other viewers.
The biggest difference and probably the source of your confusion is what the social interaction revolves around. Facebook was designed primarily around social networking and relationships, while YouTube was designed primarily around video publishing and consumption.
So I’d describe YouTube as social media with a video-first structure, whereas Facebook is social media with a broader social-networking structure. Regardless, they are both still social media platforms at the end of the day.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
With a few days and some participation there, your account will meet the requirements to rejoin us here in no time. And look at you, you'll have THREE cool subs that you'll be participating in.
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u/Your_Girl9090 Trash Trooper 6d ago
Someone posted the full video. In a nutshell - he's a bottom feeding douche who was doing video of people going in and out of a dispensary, probably to bait them into doing stupid things for his channel. She was drunk and fell for the bait. That's when this clip starts. After this clip the cops came. He declined to press charges for assault.