This cop deserves a medal of honor..

5150, what is this?

>> What's the problem?

>> Why do you let those kids get away with

this? They are not supposed to be here.

>> If you don't lower your voice, I am

going to put handcuffs on you and I'm

going to take you to a Baker Act

facility. You lower your voice.

try it.

>> Are you threatening me?

>> You're threatening me.

>> Are you threatening me?

>> I'm not just

>> Cuz I cuz cuz I cuz I'm here right now

to deal with a stolen vehicle. I ain't

got time to hear you screaming and

yelling.

>> What the

>> have time to constantly be abused.

>> We'll get we'll get OPD down here then

cuz I got to I got to work with

>> What the is happening in the

universe?

What is this?

>> Can we get another unit to deal with

them? Jay Lee Here he is having a

breakdown.

>> Shay! Shay!

>> [screaming]

>> Just say the right pronoun.

>> What did you say?

>> [laughter]

>> What did she say?

>> [gasps]

>> Pointed in his face and he says,

"What did you say? What was that? What

was that? Say it again."

This is what I want to see the cops do.

>> Get down on the ground.

>> to deal with them. Jay Lee Here he is

having a breakdown.

>> Shay!

>> He

I see. This is the person that thinks

that they're a woman. So and then

>> [screaming]

>> Oh my god.

>> the right pronoun.

>> What did you say?

>> What did you say?

>> Get down on the ground right now.

>> No.

>> No.

>> You're about to get sprayed.

>> No.

>> Get down on the ground right now.

>> Leave me alone.

>> I can come in there.

>> Leave me alone, please.

>> Okay, are you going to calm down?

>> I'm

I'm not getting my phone out. I've got I

have to film it.

>> I'm telling you. Are you going to calm

down?

shaking.

Oh my god. This person is insane.

>> I won't calm down when you get the

pepper spray out of my face.

>> I have a 73. Leave me alone.

>> I I I have uh

>> Just stop spraying

>> Oh my

>> [screaming]

>> Just stop spraying the pepper spray at

me. I won't calm down if you do that.

Stop

>> [screaming]

>> spraying

me.

>> Yeah, lower your voice.

>> Oh my god.

>> [screaming]

>> Leave me alone. Leave

me alone.

>> Do you want to get tased?

>> Do you want to get tased?

>> [screaming]

>> Do you want to get tased?

>> You're attacking me.

>> If you come to

>> You're dead.

>> If you come towards me one more time

>> You followed me.

>> You are a good

>> And subject to building administrator.

>> I got to go.

>> Oh my god.

Just

>> [screaming]

>> You don't tell me where to go.

you.

you, cop.

>> I have a 73.

>> Jesus.

>> I want to watch

>> No, it's too late. No, it's too late

now. He's He's going to be taken away.

>> [screaming]

>> Bailey, please stop.

Let's take him.

>> I just want to get away from him.

>> He needs He He needs to

>> [screaming]

>> Please.

>> Stop [screaming]

mistreating

me.

Just

>> This plays like it's a cartoon.

The It actually plays like it's a car

This is like a cartoon.

Like if if I was going to make a movie

about a crazy person like this, this

would just be the movie and it's real

life. It's like an AI prompt. Yes,

exactly. Oh my god.

Jesus.

>> [screaming]

>> Stop! Look at this.

>> Stop! Miss, don't misgender me!

Just say

>> [screaming]

>> she.

>> He's [laughter and snorts] putting the

gloves on, isn't he?

All right.

>> Can you please just

>> Look at the shoes.

Oh my god.

>> Can you please just tell them to use the

right pronouns?

Please.

You know this is causing me a lot of

distress.

>> Okay, I need to get I need to get

grandma down here though, okay?

Okay, so I'm so I'm going to so

>> While I have no problem using people's

pronouns, I don't think anybody should

be expected to.

You thinking that you're a female

doesn't make you a female.

That's just not the way the world works.

That's it.

Like it it's just it's really just that

simple. Like it's just It just doesn't

work that way.

So you can't expect everybody else like

I Basically, I have no problem, you

know, taking the path of least

resistance with most people and just

being, you know, reasonable and polite

and trying to avoid conflict, right?

That's generally the way that I am.

But

if somebody else doesn't want to do

that,

for you to have to compel their speech

into believing what And I mean, I think

that we all know this, right? We all

know this.

You can't change your gender.

You can't. Now, maybe in the future you

might have some technological solution

to be able to do that, but

realistically, getting the transsexual

surgery that exists right now and taking

these hormones do not change your

gender. They might make you look more

like a woman or make you look more like

a man, but fundamentally, you're not a

woman and you're not a man.

Biologically, it's just not the case.

That's it. In a hundred years from now,

a thousand years from now, when

archaeologists dig up your bones,

they're going to think that you were the

gender that you were born with.

That's the reason. That's That's it.

Go off, fanboy. I know.

The cop was purposely escalating though,

and yelling at a cop isn't against the

law. They're in the wrong here as much

as I want to institutionalize the blue

here. The cop is not Why do you think

the cop is purposely escalating?

I'm going to pull you up. I I want to

finish the clip. But like, why do you

think that they're purposely escalating?

What What are What are they doing by

purposely escalating?

Probably because he thinks it's funny.

Well, no. How was he purposely

escalating?

So, I'm assuming I I know what you're

going to say.

But I'm just I'm waiting to hear it.

>> [snorts]

>> Using the wrong pronouns, yeah, of

course.

How is that escalating?

How's that escalating?

Cuz he knows the crazy person's going to

react like a psycho to it?

And so, that's his problem?

So, if this person asked him to call the

police officer to call for the police

officer to call them Count Chocula,

and then the police officer did not call

them Count Chocula,

and then they had a mental breakdown

over not being called Count Chocula,

would you consider the police officer to

be escalating the event?

If they refuse to call them Count

Chocula.

It's just very simple.

Or 13-digit number? Yeah.

No, it's not his problem, but he could

have just ignored them, right? The

person was telling them originally about

some kids.

Okay, so then it's it's so then I just

want to let's go back cuz now we're

shifting the conversation.

So, let's go back to what I originally

said. So, if the police officer is not

escalating by refusing to call a suspect

Count Chocula, how are they escalating

by refusing to use the gender that this

person is not?

How is How is calling them a certain

name

reasonable to not want to do, but not

using a different gender?

I'll I'll wait for one more comment then

I want to finish the video, okay?

It's called professional tact.

It's not professional at all.

I'll I'll wait for one more. I I don't

want to I don't want to derail too much.

So, I'll just wait for one more comment.

No, of course not, but like you said,

you try to avoid escalation, be polite

with people, I do the same, I don't want

confrontation. Of course, it's not his

problem, it's not exactly uh his fault,

because everyone has responsibility of

their own actions.

You have a responsibility over your own

behavior.

And if you can't be held responsible for

your behavior, you can't be in public

society.

You can't be a person that's out in the

public if you can't behave properly in

the public.

So, I think that everybody understands

the absurdity of having to refer to a

person as a video game character or a

cartoon character. We all understand the

absurdity of that, but somehow when you

apply that absurdity to gender, that now

this is no longer acceptable.

I think the reality is that both of them

are instances where people identify as

something that they really on a

biological level are not.

He's not Count Chocula, and you're not a

woman. That's it.

And to blame this on the officer for not

playing into this viewpoint and this

value system is unfair.

Because basically you're saying that you

have to comply, and you have to compel a

person's language to basically enable

another person's belief system. I don't

believe in that. I think that's

deranged. And at the end of the day,

when a person's own mental perception of

something takes precedent over the

reality of a situation, is the moment

that you descend into chaos. A person's

subjective evaluation of anything should

never overrule the objective existence

of what something is. So, if somebody

thinks something is, you know, too hot

or something like that, it's subjective.

But this is an objective viewpoint. The

person didn't identify themselves as a

trans to the officer. The cop has no

idea. You can rewatch the first 30

seconds. I think that because they said

the person's name, they probably know

who this person is. Anyway, I'm going

off on a tangent.

But you can see this person's kind of

crazy. Why trigger him on purpose

instead of just talking him to the

police station? He's just being mean.

Why trigger him on purpose?

Because it's the reality.

I don't want to live in a coddled

hyperreality where you have to treat

people that are obviously insane nut

balls who should be locked up in mental

institutions and put in a straightjacket

and fed through a tube. I don't want to

live in a world where we have to

accommodate those people's delusions. I

want to put all those people in an

institution and never let them leave.

That's the reason why. I don't want to

live in a world where I'm accountable to

these people's delusions.

They're a threat to society.

You don't tolerate insanity. Yeah, you

don't need to accommodate them.

>> And so I'm going to ask you very nicely.

>> Okay, anyway. Sorry. I'm going off on a

tangent. Apologies.

>> Does have any uh

Riley over here?

>> No. I don't want to be arrested.

>> Put your stuff down.

>> Over here?

>> Put it

>> No.

>> Put your hands behind your back.

>> No.

>> Okay, so

I'm going to ask you one more time.

You can You can record all you want, but

it's already beyond that point.

>> I [music]

We We We We told

>> We already tried

>> You're stressing me out. I'm just asking

you to please stop stressing

>> We We We We We We already tried to help

you. So So

>> No, you didn't.

>> Yes.

>> You came in with hostile intent.

>> Put your hands

>> Leave me alone.

>> Get on the ground right now.

>> Don't Don't hurt me.

>> Get on the ground right now.

>> Don't hurt me.

>> Get down on the ground right now.

>> Hey.

Hey.

>> [laughter]

>> Yes.

Oh my god.

>> [laughter]

>> This is the mate you're worried about

being misgendered whenever you're being

arrested?

Put your hand behind your back.

>> I can't.

I can't.

I lied.

I just wanted you to

>> Come on, stop.

>> Josh, please.

>> Uh-huh.

>> Josh.

Josh.

What is this a whole big

misunderstanding?

>> It's a big misunderstanding.

Uh-huh, right.

>> I'm going to spray him.

>> I'm going to spray him.

I'm going to spray him. I'm going to

spray him.

>> Okay, fine. I'm going to spray her.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, fine. I'm going to spray her.

Oh my god, this cop is based. Holy, the

cop is loving this. This is amazing. I

want to see every cop act this way. I

do. This is amazing.

>> Behind your back.

>> No.

>> Yes.

I don't want to spray you.

>> Wow.

>> Give me your hand.

No, give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

Can I have my phone? I can't

>> calm down if you just give me some

space.

>> See what's going to happen.

>> I think this might be my favorite police

officer of all time. And I really have

to say that nothing else has even come

close.

Nothing This is crazy. You point the

taser in front of his face and

you say, "See what's going to happen?"

Again?

This is the best cop ever.

>> I just

I just

>> Look at him.

>> I can calm down if you just give me some

space.

>> See what's going to happen.

And that hurts.

Put your hand behind your back.

>> I just need space.

>> Put your hand behind your back.

>> Put your hand behind your back.

>> Do it.

>> Give me your hand.

>> Do it.

>> I just need space, please.

>> Just do it.

Okay, I'm going to I'm going to taser

you

if you don't cooperate.

Give me your Give me

Jaylen, this is going to hurt, man.

>> Do it.

>> He's not going to taser you if you give

me your hand.

>> I don't arrest me.

>> No.

>> Give me your hand.

>> Yes, you you We need to get hands.

>> I don't arrest me.

No!

>> Go.

Give me your hand. Going to get it again

this time.

Give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

>> Leave me alone.

>> Give me your hand.

>> The fat's absorbing it.

>> Look at this.

>> Give me your

>> Oh my god.

>> your hand.

>> I swear.

>> Give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

>> Oh my god.

Look at the socks.

Jesus.

We got him.

Yep. Yep. True. True.

Comply.

The little slippers.

This might be one of my favorite videos

I've ever seen.

Oh my god.

The fire department?

It's a big misunderstanding.

We know.

You knew my buttons. Oh my god. Central

Dude, this guy's got to get like a

commendation for this. What's the

matter? This is a patriot.

>> Do not push me.

>> That's a patriot right there.

Wow.

Misgendering is is escalation. Oh my

god. Medal of honor at least.

Holy They pushed my buttons. What

in the ever living There are so

many people that are like this. Mental

hospital, mental hospital, mental

hospital. These people are not well. Why

in the are we encouraging this and

reinforcing this? This is not normal

behavior. Oh my god. It's funny everyone

who sees this automatically knows this

is a Democrat.

This is what universities are creating.

A bunch of mentally ill libtards that

are going to be the downfall of our

country. Again, all you need to do with

these people, bro, you just round them

all up and you put them in a box.

I got a crazy idea,

but it might work.

Yeah, I feel sad. I feel sorry for these

mentally ill people. I pity them. I feel

sorry for them as well, but the reason

why I don't feel sorry for them is

because that their their mental illness

manifests in violence, discord, and

destruction of society.

So like while I do feel sorry for them

objectively, in the moment I don't

because this person's causing a public

disturbance and they're causing

problems, right? So like I understand

having empathy for these people and in

my opinion, this is really I think this

is the other way to look at it, right?

Is that I think that it's more

empathetic to take these people and put

them in an institution where they can be

safe rather than letting them go out

into the public. It's kind of like

whenever PETA lets out a bunch of, you

know, animals that are in like some

slaughterhouse out into the wild

and then they they all die from

starvation and getting eaten by wolves,

right?

And coyotes. So it's like how are you

really is it really the the empathetic

and the moral thing to do to let what is

really an unhinged, deranged freak like

this is it really the the good thing to

do to let a person like this look at

this look at this to let a person like

this out in the wild?

Absolutely not.

I mean if I have empathy for these

people will result in harm to other

innocent people, it will.

And uh the tank the taser shows how

unwell and an inebriate these people

are. They must be removed from society

until they're well. If they're not well,

they stay there where they cannot be a

threat to society. Yeah, my empathy for

this person does not outweigh my empathy

for everybody else. And that's the

problem is that whenever you allow

society to have threats like this to the

public that are just existing out there,

it puts everybody else in the world at

risk. It puts everybody at risk to have

a freak like this out there because they

could very, very easily be willing to

shoot somebody, run somebody over, or do

anything. You have empathy? I'm actually

the most empathetic streamer, but the

reason why people don't understand that

is that their version of empathy is

compliance. Most people whenever they're

asking for empathy, they're not actually

asking for empathy, they're asking for

compliance with what their views are.

So, I want you to be empathetic with me

and being empathetic to me means you

have to acknowledge and respect

everything that I want you to do.

That's really what the issue is, right?

They don't want empathy, they want

compliance and obedience. And empathy is

a misunderstood word. Yeah, they're not

asking, they're demanding. Definitely.

The people that hate cops are most

embarrassed about who they are and

they're perceived to be a person of

authority. Yeah, they're just mentally

ill freaks, man. That's what they are.

They've obviously got to round all those

people up and put them in institutions.

I think it's pretty obvious that's

what's going to happen. But, uh you

know, we'll see if it ever does. Most

trans people should call out the

lunatics that apparently represent them

whenever they do something wrong. I

think that trans people have to do a

better job at being outspoken about the

bad actors as well. I think you're

definitely right about that. And uh I'm

not saying always, but in general I

think it's true.