That Guy from The Office said it was Great!

@@Anime4Life9861 can’t believe they don’t have dementors.

@@levymoyer8391 they were Flying All Over The Place!

@@Anime4Life9861 😂

Most of the time they have to wait for Internal Affairs who basically help them lie.

What do you mean you were more interested in the occupation of it? I don't understand the distinction.

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@@joshuahernandez2566 i think he was referring to the native american occupation of the prison grounds after it had been abandoned by the government from 1969-71

@@idhatemet00 oh I didn't know about that, thank you

Yea tear em down!

Haunted - level them. Then again who knows we might need them hmm.

Make them into low cost housing. There is a housing crisis.

Because it trivializes a real issue in america

scary

Not always

She likely has a huge collection of crystals, dreamcatchers, a twice used yoga mat in her car and a mermaid or angel tattoo

Actually, it's quite a brilliant and thought provoking question. It makes a lot of sense. Especially with how dumb the U.S. population is in general

stop lying that question was pure fuckery

@@charlesmiv3842 If that's thought provoking to you, your thoughts are extremely basic.

I'm guessing what the journalist was trying to convey is that not all prisons house criminals(in your typical textbook definition). There's plenty of historical cases where you have emprisoned political opposition, the unwanted(i.e.: homeless) or the innocent. So, the idea is to not immedietaly think that all prisoners are criminals(aka monsters). Hope that clarified it. Tbh, a halloween night at an abandoned prison does sound amusing.

@@DeyRapingEveryonethats not nice to say every person who commented here have basic thoughts lol. You are just a complex thinker , nothing wrong with ppl who arent complex thinkers and can think with simplicity lol. Every person who commented their opinions on this video had their thoghts provoked even Jim Digriz, otherwise they wouldnt have commented. The prolem with being a complex thinker...you dont get the simple things.

Hahaha yup no thank you.

The Netherlands converted the site of a former prison to Casino Holland in Amsterdam.

Cops being cops ey

They're still full of it, "9 out of 10 times a body cam would catch it" yeah right lmao

@@PaulSandersonYup there is reason to be optimistic. It’s not like it was when I grew up…so hopefully it will keep improving. It’s not close to fixed, by any means!

@@SurfLife4me I don't see ANY reason to be optimistic, police killings hit an ALL-TIME HIGH in 2022. Stop falling for copaganda.

​@@SurfLife4me dang I wish it was like it was when you grew up....

We are. We are from NY. We grew with a different understanding of how to treat people. Listen to the show. We call BS, but we also give you a different perspective.

No....

No

@@charlesmiv3842 found the criminals.

@@yemo34 Crime is cool and sexy

Wrong.

I made the same comparison in a comment, and I do agree it's not the best comparison at all. I think the point is using a grim, violent location as a museum vs an entertainment center.

I want to believe them when they say they want to be a positive force for change, but their words ring hallow to me as well. There has not just been a lack of trying for true reform for policing at the level that is needed across the US, but anything that is merely suggested towards such goal has been actively fought against by the police. In the Silverbacks defense, they are just 2 guys working in an unfathomably enormous system, that is actively working against the 2 men’s stated goals. They fell back on "body cameras will catch it" when asked about testifying against a fellow LEO and said they felt everyone would testify (I don’t agree). But nearly every police force have tried to reject using body cameras. So the very thing they are stating solves a big problem within agencies with lying police, was actively worked against. I think they are coming in with blinders on. They are coming to the problem as insiders; looking at policing as a few rotten ones spoil the bunch. When after seeing week after week, year after year, that policing is rotten to its core; the few are the unspoiled ones. And if the few unspoiled "good" ones assist or defend the rotten ones, than can we really call them good at all? Of course also I think police have been put in an unfair position of taking on more duties that are outside their expertise (I.e. mental health services) and should be put on a more specialized force, not lumped in with LEO. I always want to believe others are trying their best and want to be a good force in the world, but obviously something is very wrong in police across the board and for now, they don’t get the benefit of the doubt.

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😂😂 I said that too! She is so bitter and probably very lonely! Eastern state is amazing! The museum and the haunted house! Plus tons of delicious restaurants! Philly is amazing!

Whats you cash app? I feel as if you deserve the world

Your profile picture says it all

It's good they are using the building if it wasn't for them they would probably tear down the old prison.

@@charlesgale4257 that’s what they should do !

His name is Lawrence Bartley and he did 26 years for a murder he did not commit, even though the actual killer confessed. It's easy to get into prison, almost impossible to get out.

@@birdflipper “I first met Lawrence Bartley three years ago, inside Sing Sing Correctional Facility. He'd been behind bars for 24 years, after shooting his gun inside a crowded movie theater on Christmas night in 1990 and killing a 15-year-old bystander named Tremain Hall. Lawrence was 17 at the time. Lawrence was sentenced to 27 to 30 years to life in prison for his crime, with the possibility of parole. This August, Lawrence will face the parole board for the first time. So we're sharing his story again” Straight from a news source that supports his release.

@@birdflipperDo not sit here and say lies. Was his sentence a little too long? Yes. But he 110% killed someone out of recklessness and anger. He was a danger to society in their eyes. Was pretty rare back then for someone to walk into a place and start shooting. These days he would serve about 10 years if only one person was killed

Watch the video champ

Its okay the title is stupid though.

You like my little pony, you can’t speak on things being dumb

You're saying that from 2.4 Million people incarcerated currently (or 505/100,000), most are scum? And if so, why is that only the case in America? Other contries don't have incarceration rates nearly as high

In the USA a huge chunk of people are in prison for non violent drug related crimes. I don't think any of them deserve to die and most probably do not deserve to even be in prison.

It's crazy what people who have never been to prison think

@joeb134 wasn't in prison, but I have served time. Rapists, murderers, armed robberies, and the like don't deserve anything. Nonviolent drug offenders and petty criminals are the good people I was referring to.

@@lmccampbell nonviolent offenders make up more than half of the prison population. A decent portion of armed robbers and murderers are good people who have done bad things. Some of the best people I have met in prison were murders. Some of the worst people I have met were law abiding citizens.

Pandering to perpetual victim hood is the VICE demographic as well as other Media organizations. They subtly imply inferiority of whole groups of people because it depicts an implicit weakness in a human being that stifles their progress in this adopted mindset. It's a neurosis that is rampant in society.

And the thousands of innocent people wrongly convicted?

@@LanaDelGaydio I didn’t see any.

Thanks for being a showcase on why we need police reform. You’re clearly racist according to your other video comments.

@@themeanhornet1070 You didn’t see anything because you’re not a prosecutor. You’re an uneducated that’s why you work for corrections 😂

@@themeanhornet1070 Thanks for your anecdote lets throw that data away now