Demons can't stop the truth when those things are exposed. Jesus saves.

Damn Right

Nice quote dont mind if i *yoink*

@@guerreroazul2484 pull your head out, Daemonic is a reference of the soul and its position in reality. you are taking a 2000 year old word and putting a 200 year old definition to it. It was characterized by organized religion with the goal of getting your $ and devotion. All to a blood sacrifice so you can live in perpetual sin with no consequence.

because that's harassment, honestly i don't know why anyone who gets chased by these people doesn't call the cops

@@TheMeta141 harassing garbage people is ok

​@@TheMeta141 someone was forcefully arrested by terror police for this exact kind of approach.

According to the story the women chased the guy to another club while filming him.. Only after that did he smash her phone and punch her.. I would guess she did more than just silently following him..

@@zakofrx exactly

She probaly swallows.

@@basher50 She should have

100%. wealthy connected parents and a corrupt judge. i dont care what he said to her, toughen up princess, but assaulting 2 people regardless of their gender should be a gaol sentence at a minimum. and tbh, if those pictures are accurate to what she was wearing at the time, she is dressed rather modestly compared to some of the sluts you see getting around on friday and saturday nights. none of those supposed excuses should have even been considered. everyone has shit going on in their life, most people dont deal with it with violence.

Doubt the judge knows her personally. At least not before the trial.

And then “keep your nose clean”? Maybe his mum bailed him out to the judge saying he’s battling a coke addiction. Or do I watch too many conspiracy videos? 😆

I couldn't agree more Man, I've done some bad shit things but the crimes I heard people doing in the courts and getting let off, I'm talking repeated and violent offenders is disgusting, psychotic. And Yeah anyone that hasn't been there Charlie is right no address, no release they act like they're doing you a favour by locking You up. I hope your doing better now and not hanging onto those memories too much.

Not really, it's unfortunate that you were homeless at the time, but they need an address for bail, should they need to find you, and they need to make sure you actually have somewhere to go. I don't think this is a case of bad prison reform or the system stinking because they need an address for you to get bail. It's not as if you were refused bail for your offence. Bail wasn't granted because you had no address.

@@SleepyGent Plenty with relatively decent prison reform systems. Finland, Norway, etc those sorts of Scandinavian countries.

You say private rich etc but lets talk inter cities cause hate to tell you this "rich school boys" are not the ones getting off, and for more then just hurting a ladies feelings which at the end of the day is what everyone cares about no matter how hard you try to pretend it's not

You committed a crime and you had no way to track you if you failed to appear. You was the problem not the system. With that said I know plenty of innocent people who did get screwed by the legal system.

he was a schoolboy at the time the incident took place, you don't go to court the day after something happens theres a lot of bullshit the lawyers do which takes time

When you’re rich. Any normal person charged with assault will be in court pretty quick.

@@chrisdef15 exactly. If you're a pleb you're trialled and sentenced pretty quick for these sorts of cases, they had enough coin and influence to hold it off till old mate got back from his golfing holiday or some other flash gubbah shit

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@@corberus3119 Don't we have the "right to a speedy trial" or something? I think it's a bloody disgrace that the court systems lets people moulder for years before getting their day in court. Didn't used to be this way. Until about the 60s, you'd be up in court in a few months usually, even for very serious crimes, in the UK at least

you realize that's illegal to bribe a judge and judges do not accept bribes...I should know because i've asked lawyers. A good criminal defence lawyer could allow a person to get away with any crime or plea bargain to reduce their sentencing & punishments. Also if you're impaired mentally like by disability or substance then it also makes a difference to the verdict of the judge since your decision making abilities are impaired

@@GrowingDownUnder Obviously it's illegal, they said corrupt for a reason mate

@@cheydr9727 and you think that judges would break the law by being corrupt? sounds pretty dumb, actually people who use the word corrupt are probably just people salty because they lost a lawsuit or don't understand how the law works. The judge wasn't corrupt, but the criminal probably had a really good lawyer that got him off minimal charges and punishment. Like I said it's rarely ever the judge at fault, it's the lawyers and jury that will be the deciding factor. The judges comments were taken out of context, clearly isaac has taken his comments out of context because we don't see the full court case what happened before those comments were made. If the defendant had pleaded to being intoxicated then the judge made those comments then that's an example of when context matters.

​@@GrowingDownUnder You're right. No judge has ever taken a bribe...what a knob.

@@GrowingDownUnder In the private school world its one hand washes the other. No cash needs to change hands, no direct connection, they just look after each other. Certain courts are packed with old-boys, the good lawyers (old-boys themselves) will know what to do.

your right marital court judges should be ashamed oh wait your talking about a judge that saw the obvious harassment these women perpetrated REMEMBER THIS if you insult someone and their reaction is to Stalk you for oven an hour to a pub harassing you the entire time while jabbing you and shoving you YOUR AT FAULT NO MATTER WHAT. Court of law decided he is innocent of wrong doing do hope those Cunts get sent to prison for harassing him.

@@snintendog I wish I was there you c

Don't know how fine he'd feel about that, but he damn sure deserves at least that much to happen to him, and hopefully it'll be the woman's father who does the damage on the piece of s**t judge...

A judge shouldn't feel more about one or the other. He should just serve justice. Anyway this case is about the guy having parents with influence. On the other hand politicians get away with a lot worse and no parks a truck with a protest outside.

@@SIPEROTH It's a simple assault case, it was never going to get a jail sentence. His parents "influence" isn't relevant here. I wish people who've never interacted with the law, would stop talking about the law.

District court is state run

@A G N E Z wtf

@@bridgetpearce7612 lmfao

I had something similar happen. 13 years old, walking home from school and some giant of a man stopped his car beside me and a few of my mates, jumped out of his car and started swinging on us. Then laughed at us for losing a 3v1. That's western suburbs of Melbourne for you though.

Underrated comment!

Come on man, don't be stupid ..... It was a blowee

@@beatnews275 I don’t care if Elon Musk is making heaps of money, who cares, he’s going to bring us to mars 🤷‍♂️

"Letting someone off for doing something so blatantly worthy of jail time..." Simple assault and property damage are not worthy of jail time. He apologised to the victims in court, paid his fines and compensated the victims. I get Issac's overall point about our shitty justice system, but I'm not sure this case is best example to make that point.

@@Rn-pp9et the person has an extreme lack of control and ATTACKED someone. Nothing simple about being assaulted. Personally I just think people committing any action to the detriment of someone else should be punished. What he received sounds like something you give to a p plater for doing a burnout

@@OldMateJohn If we sent everyone who committed simple assault to prison, there'd be even more overcrowding issues. it's not a serious crime, the victims were compensated and punishment was met.

@@brandondavis7777 call me crazy but I don’t see a small slap on the wrist as much of a punishment nor do I view punching people as a “simple” anything. Maybe my standards are too high for how people should conduct themselves

@@brandondavis7777 See m8 the problem here is he doesn't have an endightment, so in terms of public records he is as clean as a baby's bottom. His ass is protected since his future employers won't see his criminal background since technically he is clean on paper.

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I think there are too many people who get aggressive when the bartender tries to cut them off, or the bouncer thinks "you're too wasted to come in", so they don't get cut off.

Been a bouncer for a while now Alcohol isn’t the only thing that is the issue It’s a lack of social skills, drugs, alcohol and a lack of responsibility

@@nickclark208 That's true. There are some people who don't have the social skills to function in the world. Modern life creates anti-social crazed hermits

But how do you teach responsibility, i have been heavily intoxicated multiple times in my younger years and never once got aggressive or thought about driving yet it seems like alot of others do.

@@cmelft2463 Maybe you're just naturally not an aggressive person. Most naturally aggressive people make mean drunks.

They have enough money for bribes

we make a good news headline due to past events, check wikipedia if you wanna know

Yeah, they’re from Knox. And that’s how they deal with their issues. They knox people out 😂😂😂

It's basically the school for hard knox.

ye, all their mums give the judges hand jobs and blowies to get their sons off charges in court

Same

Same lol

Lol same

Righty-o

Same lol

hundred percent

Could also just be her connections exerting influence or he used to bang her back in the day.

Why do you have to drag his mom into this?

cuz the judge said thank your mom lmao

@@emmanuelpeniche6528 still why say she blew him and not she paid him?

No ones allowed into that place 😂

@@aussiegrows8096 I know right I'm in Perth western Australia well Mandurah same, anyway I've been waiting for us to open up.

@@aussiegrows8096 yeah, unfortunately our Premier is a dickhead

@@Sparky_D didn't you guys beat covid months ago? Seems ludicrous to still have places locked down at this point.

@@jornavyr2459 we aren't locked down at all, except for state border to some other states, not all. Still fucked. We need to open up

Money rich spoilt private school kid.

I'd hate to be that douchebag that punches women and gets away with it...

And he wouldn't have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling judge. 🐶

@A G N E Z Get off KZfaq spambot

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I agree with you because I am a qualified lesbian

@@donovan2327 it went over your head aye

She might have made the appeal on her sons behalf since he had already pleaded guilty he was probably up for taking his punishment.

But Jordie goes for a row of shithouses

My fave is when Judges rip into the felon and then go no jail time and no conviction recorded.

Never been a fan of SJ's. Used to walk straight by it when I lived on Beaumont at and go to the Kent lol. Never heard anyone call the pub the junction before, that's usually reserved for the suburb of the junction.

@@jackvos8047 OMG, yes SJ’s! Thank you!… I’ve lived away for a long while now & it was driving me crazy trying to remember what we used to call it 🙄😂 I used to live just off Beaumont street too. The Kent was defo safer… only just though 🤣

sounds like you got a bigger issue your community care not for law and order but Mafia Rule.

In South Africa we call it mob justice.

@@anitaventer5952 Is that the same justice where your hacked to death with machetes for "disrespecting" someone?

@@swansong5960 stealing, molesting children, rapists, etc...in the rural areas

@@anitaventer5952 Your comment was censored or taken down by the way. Yeah I'm well aware of the horrible shit that goes on there. I had family that owned rural land there many years past but got out and I've seen the videos of what happens in their "mob justice".

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I heard this is being banned by YT so this comment will probably be deleted

Epstein didn't kill himself.

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@@champ1159 from what i understand the term wasn't banned, but a rap song that went viral with the same name made by a BIPOC is what was banned because it doesn't fit the narrative of course. It's poetic justice though, cause a line in the song goes "when we question, they start banning" proving the song correct

@God father

Not at the one pub. Australia wide 🤦🏻‍♀️

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"They all stick together". Really? Did you heard about Lavinia Woodward? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jdCjlrNmqsumhKs.html For that case, as for many others, they were no trucks with messages, nor reporters (male or female) chasing the culprit, nor stupid ignorant comments on youtube like yours here.

@@The-Man-On-The-Mountain last time I checked Lavinia Woodward wasn’t an Australian nor was her incident. But this also proves the fact those who have money or go to posh private school’s have a different set of punishment’s or lack the of than people that haven’t got that privilege get more server punishment for their crimes. As they are thought not to have the potential to do something “important” in their lives compared to someone who commits the same crime but because they went to a public school & live in the western suburbs they’d get the put in jail for years & what they do in life isn’t “important” enough. Obviously you’ve never lived west of Parramatta because if you have the stereotype that’s put on someone that lives in Blacktown, Mt Druitt or Penrith automatically are guilty & have no potential to do something with their lives.

The judge went to a government selective school.

Bro I thought I was the only one wtf!

😂😂

Agreed

Same just got home from school

Oath

That literally happens to me

What time is it for you in Australia?

I'm so sorry you were attacked and needed surgery. Cop shops are not great at all. They might have to do some real work. A teacher should not get away with that at all.

@@jenrich111 ive been following the cases at the Southport courts and there have been multiple cases, let go, 1 guy ended up in a wheelchair from a coward punch, guy got off scott free...the Kiwi guy that ended up being deported through public outcry...the list is never ending....

That's what the guns are for Mr Wick 😈

I heard he also abused rainbows, so knox disowned him 💀. Oh and he plays soccer too, so maybe he was just mad that he had feelings towards a girl and thats y he punched her. In all seriousness tho thats not ok

lmao

I didn't know about Apple Chapel, googled, now I wish I didn't 🤢🤮

I went to Turramurra High a year or so after the whole apple chapel thing actually happened and apparently one of the guys involved in it was there as well (after having changed schools). This was back in the early 90's and it wasn't as widely known as it is nowadays.

@@petejay75 what a small world

Learn to beat his ass while sitting down then. 😂

I can tell you as someone who went to a couple of private schools ain't as much better especially since most of them are pretty much religious. The school I ended up leaving may not of been like physically violent but the mental warfare was terrible psychological damage right there.

@@skyhexglyph1525 That's interesting. I attended a religious private school (in AU sydney ofc) for 6 years as an atheist, had to attend church every fortnight for around 30 minutes and still barely know anything about Christianity/Catholicism(?). I think it's safe to say that there wasn't much, if any, religious influence in the education I received from attending a supposedly religious private school.

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What's your thoughts on abortion? I only ask because if you are "my body my choice" then you shouldn't talk about responsibility. There's a lot of those and it's weird

Old saying -If they act like a bloke, treat them like a bloke

Not true u idiot. I went to a private school but on a academic scholarship in australia and my family wasn't rich. So don't pull that lame excuse his family had money just because he went to knox. Anyone average person can get into a good school even if it isn't a private school. All they have to do is work hard

So Katy hasklaws maybe u were one of those people who didn't work hard and was just average and thought that the world's fair

Or the Stonecutters.

No it didn’t. Has always worked this way.

Did ya see the massive conviction O’keefe did NOT get for bashing his g/f?

@@wrongtimeweeder1076 Hadn't heard, so I'll check it out. Cheers.

@@wrongtimeweeder1076 O'Keefe was charged with two counts of assault against his girlfriend, Dr Orly Lavee, at her Randwick home in January. The 49-year-old admitted to spitting on, slapping, kicking and pushing his partner after she accused him of having an ice pipe in his pocket at a birthday party in Surry Hills.25 June 2021

It didn't fail. Simple assaults like this almost never result in a jail term.

you mean BIASED the facts are this he insulted a karen the karen stalked him to a pub over an hour away, Once at the pub the karen incited violence and he defended himself....Fuck off and go read the report and dont listen to the MSM.

Yeah, those that go out looking for trouble eventually get in over their heads. Know that he's known, someone he talks shiite to is gonna take the opportunity for a bit of street justice.

Im glad you made that exception for the unmentionables. May they never see the light of day.

@@ScubesFTW amen bro

Sadly most alcoholics are abusive it just comes with being drunk 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ my advice gents don't get drunk just get tipsy 👍👍👍

@@resiefan3258 also good advice 🤙