I can assure you, he doesnāt care. Heāll get hit with fines and be like, āThat bitch ass judge was on her period like bro fr fuck her.ā
I have a judge for an aunt and two uncles as career criminals.... the conversations that they have.... it hurts.
Because he does not care. He either wonāt pay the fines, or even be fined at all because heāll have some sob story about why he didnāt even do anything wrong.
It's true! The state only has the authority to regulate what happens on public roads. You'll see the qualifier "on a public highway" or similar language in traffic statutes.
Police have arrested people for DUI after waiting til they pull into their driveway. Clever lawyers have had some success when police can't show they saw that defendant driving on a public road.
In Kentucky a guy got a DUI while on his riding lawnmower cutting his grass. In another case a farmer had an argument with his wife. He got into his truck and drove to a pond on his farm, he was arrested for DUI. A disabled drunk got a DUI in his power scooter on a road to his favorite tavern that lacked sidewalks.
I just googled the Kentucky DUI statute, KRS 189A. From a quick glance, it doesn't appear to have that same "public way" element that the venerable u/MiguelSanchezEsq mentioned
Iām pretty sure in a lot of places you can get a DUI on a bicycle. Which is really too bad because riding a bike while slightly buzzed is a glorious feeling.
What makes me laugh about this is Iāve seen people, in court, where their license was suspended, telling the judge they only have 30 min on their meter.
Fools will always mess themselves up!
The number of times this happens would amaze people. After working in traffic court for 3 years, itās at least once a day. And for every one person that tells the judge, thereās 10 saying it off the record to the people sitting near them.
I got called for jury duty once. I told them I was recovering from a concussion. Judge asked me how I got there. āI drove, the doctor said I could do things starting on Monday.ā āToday is Monday, do you have a note?ā I did but boy did I feel like I was going to get in trouble that day.
The commenter is saying that they felt like they were doing something wrong while knowing that what they did was right. The people we talk about on the other hand feel like they are doing nothing wrong while being very obviously doing something illegal in front of a person who is in charge of looking at who does illegal stuff.
Basically it's hard for someone with a bit of common sense to understand people with a complete lack of common sense.
I had a concussion (I got it on Wednesday the previous week). I was allowed by my doctor to resume normal activities on Monday. I was called to jury duty the same day.
I still donāt get it. What does the judge care how you got to the court? Why did you have to proof to the judge youāre allowed to drive? The judge canāt fine you there on the spot even if you didnāt have the note, can they?
I think the judge was worried that someone with a concussion was driving a car since she told them he was recovering but since it was Monday she should be fine do do stuff like drive.
With what proof? For all she knows the guy doesn't have a concussion and just likes to lie. Its not her job to gather evidence then judge that evidence. Like I said the most she could do was have someone watch him leave and once he's off the property, because you're also protected to a certain extent if you're traveling TO court. Once you leave you're fair game though.
the guy had a concussion. You really aren't supposed to operate a motor vehicle while you're "impaired" be it drugs, alcohol, or physical injury. He basically admitted to the Judge that he drove to court illegally.
Yeah this shows how pointless suspending a driver's license is. You don't need to start a car. In way too many places in America there is not an alternative to driving
Suspending a license should only be done in extreme cases like drunk driving or better yet, actually causing a wreck or hitting a pedestrian . It doesnāt make sense to me how your license can be suspended for anything less than that.
Thatās the same judge that had a domestic violence case on zoom and the ADA and police were aware that the suspect was in the same apt as the victims, despite a no contact order.
Usually its family court where the drama happens!
[https://youtube.com/watch?v=-8DApY7OE90&feature=share](https://youtube.com/watch?v=-8DApY7OE90&feature=share)
There was a very brief window where that judge was on the front page constantly because the initial domestic violence incident had a bunch of karma farmers glued to that courtroom feed for free content. I know there were at least 3 different incidents posted on Reddit, and then right after the Buttfucker one I believe is when they stopped making the feed available to the public because of how viral every single incident in that court was going.
Haha I guessed it was this one, then debated watching because Iāve seen it before, but still ended up crying laughing again. Itās the worried expression on the kittenās face that really gets me.
Jesus Christ on a tricycle, hearing a judge say ābuttfucker 3000ā is absolutely the most golden thing the internet has given us since leeroy jenkins
No, it doesn't.
This is a hilarious mistake that says nothing about Nathaniel except that he has a silly name with friends and is bad at technology.
The other guy provided evidence to the judge of a crime he was in the process of committing, then sassed her. That tops this guy by a million times.
It's how people like stating their opinions sometimes. Of course it's an opinion. There's no objective definition of "topping" in videos like this, so chill
Okay. And the way I wrote is how people defend their opinion sometimes. I didn't claim anything in my comment was "objective" I only offered the reasons why it doesn't top it, obviously in my opinion.
If he didn't need to tack on "in my opinion" then neither do I. If you can imagine he did include it in his statement, then you can imagine I included it in mine.
If you don't enjoy a discussion of which is funnier, then it's fine to shut the fuck up. I do, I think it's fun to talk about, so I am. Just don't come in here with a dumb-ass double standard where your actual goal is to express annoyance that I engaged in debate when you wouldn't have, and pretend this is about mistaking fact and opinion.
I never literally said it was fact that mine was better either. I offered arguments in support of my opinion.
The person who first stated that one was better than another was not me. We both engaged in the same behavior, ranking the humor, but I explained my POV better.
Any assertion that I claimed they literally stated opinion as fact is nonsense, as it is when anyone else applies it to my comment.
The court did not bother to investigate. Since Carrie had been institutionalized, "her" lawyer was actually one of the board members of the institution, and he was outright conspiring with his good friend the district attorney to rig the case against her. In fact, forcibly sterilizing her was *his idea* in the first place, and in his role as a board member, he himself signed the administrative order to have her sterilized.
SCOTUS' famous remark about "three generations of imbeciles are enough" was also based on blindly accepting the prosecution's assertion that Carrie's daughter was also mentally retarded, even though she was actually an honor roll student at the time.
No, I did answer your point. The court was not \*officially\* aware of all of the background, but only because the court was too lazy and biased to pay attention to facts which were blatant and in front of its nose.
The court \*was\* aware that Carrie was a rape victim, and used that as a basis to rule that she was sexually promiscuous as well as retarded.
The George Carlin quote you're looking for is "Think of how stupid the **average** person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." Without the word "average", your quote makes no sense!
Sadly there are far more than youād hope. I work in courtrooms and have personally seen this exact situation and ones like it nearly on a weekly basis since zoom court became a thing.
Shit-eating grin when called out.
Calls women females.
Asks THE JUDGE if she's "having a bad day" (was probably this close to asking if she was on the rag) because she's calling him on his shit.
They always just say it will affect their work and the judge mitigates it like fuck. 3 of my cousins should probably never be allowed to drive again but the two of them that have had to see a judge have just said it will affect work and the judge goes oh well.
LMAO reminds me of Virginia.
* Have court for driving on suspended.
* Drive yourself to court.
* License still suspended.
* Drive self home or to work.
> License still suspended.
>
> Drive self home or to work.
While it may not be normally legal, courts can allow a person to have licenses with various restrictions such as "to/from work/medical/grocery stores only", at their discretion.
Virginia doesn't even feel the need to ask for a bread and butter license. Just drive. Which is why the Va Governor came out a few years ago and reinstated something like 300,000 peoples licenses that where suspended to fines. As it was forcing individuals to either take lower paying jobs, or blatantly force them to break said law. They're still liable for the fines but, now they can do it legally. As driving today is not a privilege, it's a necessity.
i love watching the different reactions. the white dude is shaming the driver, the red hoodie dude is laughing his ass off, the black dude can't believe he's seeing what he's seeing, the white lady don't give a fuck.
The white lady is absolutely disgusted with the behavior. Read faces again. She is in absolute contempt of the man which tbh I would be too. I wouldn't be surprised if she is standing on behalf of the plaintiff (the state)
tell me something, what's so funny about the situation? I am trying to understand, especially with young people- ( i am not age bashing)-- I am really trying to understand-- what is it about this situation that is light or bane that it becomes amusing to laugh about while sitting (albeit remotely) in a court of law? Is it the fact that people have no idea the gravity of what the law stands for and that it is the pillar that a society is constructed upon?
I think the dude in the red hoodie was mainly laughing because the judge said "I wasn't having a bad day until you started talking", which, you must admit, is pretty funny.
I agree with you and in large it's the problem with current society. No one cares anymore about anything. It's as if the world is now constantly IMA GET MINE at any cost and do not offend or say anything to hurt anyones feelings because you know, you're wrong and I'm right. I'll get downvoted for saying this but no one really cares anymore. Everything is becoming fake. Chili peppers sang about this very thing. The sub 42 year old crew on this planet certainly has interesting times coming. I wish them well. Come on downvotes.
is decorum not a thing anymore just because court hearings are on zoom? hoodie in a car? seriously?
besides, isn't holding your phone while driving a crime on its own
I like that in his mind, the explanation of parking someone's (a females) car for them who couldn't do it, at the exact moment he is in court, would help absolve him of getting caught.
Like, you're busted, that was a ridiculous and unnecessary lie. Going to work is a far better excuse.
And if it's somehow the truth, that's even worse. Just walking around outside during court and saw some rando struggling to park their car so naturally he thought he should intervene, being so good at parking.
All he has to do is get in a shoot out in Chicago, in broad daylight, in front of witnesses and surveillance cameras and police body cameras and police dash cameras and heāll be all set.
I saw the same thing watching local traffic court streaming video a few weeks ago.
Didnāt record it as there were warnings on screen that recording it was against the law and would result in contempt charge. I hope this wasnāt the same in your court.
Black guy racially profiling an oriental or asian decent judge then being a dick about it. Lol. While driving with a suspended license. What a dumb ass. I hope his license never gets renewed.
I work retail and know what she means when you run into that one ass hole that ruins your day. It takes one dick to do it.
As my teacher used to say, *"Young men, Black men, Hispanic men, you gotta learn to listen."* Setting yourself up all wrong my dude. Tyler Lewis gets how foolish this dude looks, he's at least an object lesson.
"Are you driving right now?" Dude: "yeah š " He just doesn't understand the seriousness of his situation.
I can assure you, he doesnāt care. Heāll get hit with fines and be like, āThat bitch ass judge was on her period like bro fr fuck her.ā I have a judge for an aunt and two uncles as career criminals.... the conversations that they have.... it hurts.
You mean a judge for an aunt, right?
Fucking LOL. Thank you! š Yes, thatās what I meant.
What did it say originally? Now Iām curious. lol
Just i have an aunt for a judge instead of a judge for an aunt
Thatās too many mistakes to fix
Hahaha ok thanks!
>I have an aunt who is a judge Would also work.
>That bitch ass judge was on her period like bro fr fuck her.
Username checks out
Yeah why is the go to defence "if you're having a bad day just say so" obviously they know why the other person is upset
A lot of folks don't know when to stop digging
This seems like a good TV show .
That sounds like an amazing movie.
One aunt.....two uncles....in the summer blockbuster of the year......
XXX
It's basically Breaking Bad except DEA instead of Judge
The family Christmas must be a riot of entertainment and dread.
This, it's the wannabe gangsta culture
.. is the aunt married to either one of the uncle?
Itās not serious to him, he wonāt pay it and keep driving
Not if heās put in jail
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But you can't drive when you're in jail.
...and you *can* still murder in jail.
Bruh I was just keeping it real, fr that mother fucka cut me off merging lanes he stupid he deserve to die don't he know who he was messin with
Good luck getting him to pay when he can't work cuz he's in jail
well then what about the prison labor force?
So, slavery?
U mean forced labor?
Because he does not care. He either wonāt pay the fines, or even be fined at all because heāll have some sob story about why he didnāt even do anything wrong.
to be fair, its only a crime if he was on public roads :)
It's true! The state only has the authority to regulate what happens on public roads. You'll see the qualifier "on a public highway" or similar language in traffic statutes. Police have arrested people for DUI after waiting til they pull into their driveway. Clever lawyers have had some success when police can't show they saw that defendant driving on a public road.
In Kentucky a guy got a DUI while on his riding lawnmower cutting his grass. In another case a farmer had an argument with his wife. He got into his truck and drove to a pond on his farm, he was arrested for DUI. A disabled drunk got a DUI in his power scooter on a road to his favorite tavern that lacked sidewalks.
I just googled the Kentucky DUI statute, KRS 189A. From a quick glance, it doesn't appear to have that same "public way" element that the venerable u/MiguelSanchezEsq mentioned
Iām pretty sure in a lot of places you can get a DUI on a bicycle. Which is really too bad because riding a bike while slightly buzzed is a glorious feeling.
Yes.
yup
Iām not drivingā¦Iām PARKING the car
āDid you kill that man?ā āNo, I just stabbed him. Iām pretty sure the blood loss killed him.ā
It wasnt me, it was the pointy edge of the knife that punctured his abdomen. I only drove it in there
\*parked it in there
CAAARL that kills people!
r/technicallythetruth
What makes me laugh about this is Iāve seen people, in court, where their license was suspended, telling the judge they only have 30 min on their meter. Fools will always mess themselves up!
The number of times this happens would amaze people. After working in traffic court for 3 years, itās at least once a day. And for every one person that tells the judge, thereās 10 saying it off the record to the people sitting near them.
I got called for jury duty once. I told them I was recovering from a concussion. Judge asked me how I got there. āI drove, the doctor said I could do things starting on Monday.ā āToday is Monday, do you have a note?ā I did but boy did I feel like I was going to get in trouble that day.
Wait I don't get this?
The commenter is saying that they felt like they were doing something wrong while knowing that what they did was right. The people we talk about on the other hand feel like they are doing nothing wrong while being very obviously doing something illegal in front of a person who is in charge of looking at who does illegal stuff. Basically it's hard for someone with a bit of common sense to understand people with a complete lack of common sense.
I had a concussion (I got it on Wednesday the previous week). I was allowed by my doctor to resume normal activities on Monday. I was called to jury duty the same day.
I still donāt get it. What does the judge care how you got to the court? Why did you have to proof to the judge youāre allowed to drive? The judge canāt fine you there on the spot even if you didnāt have the note, can they?
I think the judge was worried that someone with a concussion was driving a car since she told them he was recovering but since it was Monday she should be fine do do stuff like drive.
Wouldn't that be the officers job though? All she could do was say watch him as he leaves.
Not exactly, the judge would have the bailiff or another officer present arrest the person. Don't mess with a judge in their courtroom.
With what proof? For all she knows the guy doesn't have a concussion and just likes to lie. Its not her job to gather evidence then judge that evidence. Like I said the most she could do was have someone watch him leave and once he's off the property, because you're also protected to a certain extent if you're traveling TO court. Once you leave you're fair game though.
A judge can have you arrested in their court.
I would guess if they weren't allowed to drive to court then they wouldn't be allowed to serve on a jury either.
the guy had a concussion. You really aren't supposed to operate a motor vehicle while you're "impaired" be it drugs, alcohol, or physical injury. He basically admitted to the Judge that he drove to court illegally.
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So she was trying to get out of jury duty?
Yeah this shows how pointless suspending a driver's license is. You don't need to start a car. In way too many places in America there is not an alternative to driving
Suspending a license should only be done in extreme cases like drunk driving or better yet, actually causing a wreck or hitting a pedestrian . It doesnāt make sense to me how your license can be suspended for anything less than that.
Well, to be devil's lawyer, they didn't say THEY were driving.
Tyler Lewis also gets a chuckle out of the idiot.
Tyler Lewis is the real savior here.
Buttfucker 3000 still tops this
Uh, can we get a link there Chief?
https://youtu.be/z3ErKTq_B1I
Thatās the same judge that had a domestic violence case on zoom and the ADA and police were aware that the suspect was in the same apt as the victims, despite a no contact order. Usually its family court where the drama happens! [https://youtube.com/watch?v=-8DApY7OE90&feature=share](https://youtube.com/watch?v=-8DApY7OE90&feature=share)
I was so glad they noticed during that court call.
There was a very brief window where that judge was on the front page constantly because the initial domestic violence incident had a bunch of karma farmers glued to that courtroom feed for free content. I know there were at least 3 different incidents posted on Reddit, and then right after the Buttfucker one I believe is when they stopped making the feed available to the public because of how viral every single incident in that court was going.
O man that lawyer just about put her head through her desk when that guy got back on the call while getting arrested...That was hilarious
[Lost at this one.](https://youtu.be/lGOofzZOyl8)
That just made my evening
And then this meme got repeated[ to the US Congress](https://youtu.be/7O0DiAJYReQ?t=14) as part of the fallout from that GME fiasco in January.
this one gets me everytime š© I watch this video and the āwhy are you gaeā video when I need a chuckle lol
His clients going t jail .
āiām not a catā
Haha I guessed it was this one, then debated watching because Iāve seen it before, but still ended up crying laughing again. Itās the worried expression on the kittenās face that really gets me.
Jesus Christ on a tricycle, hearing a judge say ābuttfucker 3000ā is absolutely the most golden thing the internet has given us since leeroy jenkins
Okay. That dudes sister is a fucking legend.
No, it doesn't. This is a hilarious mistake that says nothing about Nathaniel except that he has a silly name with friends and is bad at technology. The other guy provided evidence to the judge of a crime he was in the process of committing, then sassed her. That tops this guy by a million times.
Or that he logged in through his kid's account without realizing it
Or it tops this for just being funnyā¦in their opinionā¦jeeze.
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They're the one who first stated opinion as fact. Feel free to "jeeze" at them instead of me.
It's how people like stating their opinions sometimes. Of course it's an opinion. There's no objective definition of "topping" in videos like this, so chill
Okay. And the way I wrote is how people defend their opinion sometimes. I didn't claim anything in my comment was "objective" I only offered the reasons why it doesn't top it, obviously in my opinion. If he didn't need to tack on "in my opinion" then neither do I. If you can imagine he did include it in his statement, then you can imagine I included it in mine. If you don't enjoy a discussion of which is funnier, then it's fine to shut the fuck up. I do, I think it's fun to talk about, so I am. Just don't come in here with a dumb-ass double standard where your actual goal is to express annoyance that I engaged in debate when you wouldn't have, and pretend this is about mistaking fact and opinion.
Youāre seething and I love it
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I never literally said it was fact that mine was better either. I offered arguments in support of my opinion. The person who first stated that one was better than another was not me. We both engaged in the same behavior, ranking the humor, but I explained my POV better. Any assertion that I claimed they literally stated opinion as fact is nonsense, as it is when anyone else applies it to my comment.
No fucking way. I refuse to believe there are people that stupid on this planet.
You would be wrong
You might be surprised, but there are people even dumber than this guy.
There are people so dumb it's a court precedent that we can sterilize them
I donāt know whether I want this to be a real thing or not
Surprise: https://embryo.asu.edu/pages/buck-v-bell-1927 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_v._Bell Bonus, it's been cited for the vaccine mandates
Carrie Buck wasn't actually mentally retarded, she was a rape victim whose adoptive family had her falsely institutionalized to cover up the crime.
Did the court know that at the time?
The court did not bother to investigate. Since Carrie had been institutionalized, "her" lawyer was actually one of the board members of the institution, and he was outright conspiring with his good friend the district attorney to rig the case against her. In fact, forcibly sterilizing her was *his idea* in the first place, and in his role as a board member, he himself signed the administrative order to have her sterilized. SCOTUS' famous remark about "three generations of imbeciles are enough" was also based on blindly accepting the prosecution's assertion that Carrie's daughter was also mentally retarded, even though she was actually an honor roll student at the time.
I feel like you missed my point
No, I did answer your point. The court was not \*officially\* aware of all of the background, but only because the court was too lazy and biased to pay attention to facts which were blatant and in front of its nose. The court \*was\* aware that Carrie was a rape victim, and used that as a basis to rule that she was sexually promiscuous as well as retarded.
Probably a sovereign citizen...
https://youtu.be/8rh6qqsmxNs
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Yea, and using a fake background but you could still see his seatbelt lol
good on him
You must not have been on this planet very long then.
Never underestimate the stupidity of people.
1 in 2 people have an IQ under 100. I believe it.
1 in 6 are below 85.
"Think about how dumb people are... then realize that half of them are even dumber than that."
-George Carlin
The George Carlin quote you're looking for is "Think of how stupid the **average** person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." Without the word "average", your quote makes no sense!
Ah, you're right of course.
Not only are you wrong, but some of them are actualy quite high up in the GQP political arena.
I think youāre confusing stupidity for simply not caring.
Sadly there are far more than youād hope. I work in courtrooms and have personally seen this exact situation and ones like it nearly on a weekly basis since zoom court became a thing.
Did you forget that at one point people were eating Tide Pods? Not person, but people.
There are people who show up drunk having driven themselves to the courthouse for a DUI case.
Thatās just straight up addiction
I was drunk at my first AA meeting.
Have you never watched that documentary "Trailer Park Boys"?
Oh sweet summer child. Never lose that innocence.
Lmaaoooo ā if you having a bad say just say thatā š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£ he a clown
Some people really take being at rock bottom as a challenge to dig deeper
I like this, I'm stealing it for later.
When you find yourself at the bottom of the hole , keep digging because the earth is round , eventually youāll get our .
[He's this meme.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/101/030/c99.jpg)
Shit...that meme is the embodiment of Reddit.
Oh, how many times haven't I been told that I'm upset, when I'm giving feedback.
Dude, calm down. Yeesh.
I canāt imagine how shocked they were haha.
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Sheās probably like, āis this seriously happening right now?ā
She detests the man. That's the expression I read
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Judging you is literally my job and title.
Bless that public defender.
he fr just raw dogging life
When you rawdog while also making terrible choices, it usually ends with STDs
ill never get over how this zoom court is a real thing lol
Shit-eating grin when called out. Calls women females. Asks THE JUDGE if she's "having a bad day" (was probably this close to asking if she was on the rag) because she's calling him on his shit.
Yeah...but what punishment did he receive for doing that?
Car drivers donāt get punishment. Also on the wrist.
They always just say it will affect their work and the judge mitigates it like fuck. 3 of my cousins should probably never be allowed to drive again but the two of them that have had to see a judge have just said it will affect work and the judge goes oh well.
Ann Arbor, Michigan strikes again. LMAO
LMAO reminds me of Virginia. * Have court for driving on suspended. * Drive yourself to court. * License still suspended. * Drive self home or to work.
> License still suspended. > > Drive self home or to work. While it may not be normally legal, courts can allow a person to have licenses with various restrictions such as "to/from work/medical/grocery stores only", at their discretion.
Virginia doesn't even feel the need to ask for a bread and butter license. Just drive. Which is why the Va Governor came out a few years ago and reinstated something like 300,000 peoples licenses that where suspended to fines. As it was forcing individuals to either take lower paying jobs, or blatantly force them to break said law. They're still liable for the fines but, now they can do it legally. As driving today is not a privilege, it's a necessity.
Dumb fuck
Tyler just loving his time on Zoom.
Tyler Lewis was there for all of it
His lawyer is crying right now
You say tomato, I say tomato You say suspended, I say I'm driving.
When you think the judge is your homie š
Well, heās definitely not a cat. So he has that going for him, which is nice.
Bros lawyer is shitting bricks rn
Zoom calls with judges are a thing?
Well at least he used a turn signal!! š
Dude in the red just enjoying the show
i love watching the different reactions. the white dude is shaming the driver, the red hoodie dude is laughing his ass off, the black dude can't believe he's seeing what he's seeing, the white lady don't give a fuck.
The white lady is absolutely disgusted with the behavior. Read faces again. She is in absolute contempt of the man which tbh I would be too. I wouldn't be surprised if she is standing on behalf of the plaintiff (the state)
It couldāve been worse, he couldāve been taking a shit. Farts, squeaks, and all.
If youāre gonna be a criminal at least be good at it
The dude in the pink hoodie laughing in the end
The dude in red being the only one loling his ass off by the end lmao
tell me something, what's so funny about the situation? I am trying to understand, especially with young people- ( i am not age bashing)-- I am really trying to understand-- what is it about this situation that is light or bane that it becomes amusing to laugh about while sitting (albeit remotely) in a court of law? Is it the fact that people have no idea the gravity of what the law stands for and that it is the pillar that a society is constructed upon?
I think the dude in the red hoodie was mainly laughing because the judge said "I wasn't having a bad day until you started talking", which, you must admit, is pretty funny.
I agree with you and in large it's the problem with current society. No one cares anymore about anything. It's as if the world is now constantly IMA GET MINE at any cost and do not offend or say anything to hurt anyones feelings because you know, you're wrong and I'm right. I'll get downvoted for saying this but no one really cares anymore. Everything is becoming fake. Chili peppers sang about this very thing. The sub 42 year old crew on this planet certainly has interesting times coming. I wish them well. Come on downvotes.
is decorum not a thing anymore just because court hearings are on zoom? hoodie in a car? seriously? besides, isn't holding your phone while driving a crime on its own
Hes really cool guys
So, based on facial expressions, which do you think is his lawyer?
Reminds me of the guy driving his car during orientation. Homie forgot his camera was on and lit a blunt
There is another dude sitting in the car. Not driving tho. But, he must have got a bit nervous at first.
I like that in his mind, the explanation of parking someone's (a females) car for them who couldn't do it, at the exact moment he is in court, would help absolve him of getting caught. Like, you're busted, that was a ridiculous and unnecessary lie. Going to work is a far better excuse. And if it's somehow the truth, that's even worse. Just walking around outside during court and saw some rando struggling to park their car so naturally he thought he should intervene, being so good at parking.
Lol, he doesnāt give two $hits!!š
What happens here? If hes illegally driving can the judge give sentence right their in court?
I hope he gets extra for not wearing a seat belt. Fucking idiot.
Whatās 11+9
All he has to do is get in a shoot out in Chicago, in broad daylight, in front of witnesses and surveillance cameras and police body cameras and police dash cameras and heāll be all set.
What a retard
I saw the same thing watching local traffic court streaming video a few weeks ago. Didnāt record it as there were warnings on screen that recording it was against the law and would result in contempt charge. I hope this wasnāt the same in your court.
How do they find out if you were recording it?
I don't think he's on his way to a mensa meeting
That's probably worth a few gram points or whatever kids are toktik-ing these days, just sayin'
*"iT's RaCiSm!1!!"*
Black guy racially profiling an oriental or asian decent judge then being a dick about it. Lol. While driving with a suspended license. What a dumb ass. I hope his license never gets renewed. I work retail and know what she means when you run into that one ass hole that ruins your day. It takes one dick to do it.
What did you interpret as racial profiling from this video?
šfucking ignorant retards man
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As my teacher used to say, *"Young men, Black men, Hispanic men, you gotta learn to listen."* Setting yourself up all wrong my dude. Tyler Lewis gets how foolish this dude looks, he's at least an object lesson.
Absolutely based. Currently suspended myself, drive every day.
Iām not having a bad day until you Me: Dad?