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Aug. 17, 2023 - Hodgetwins
08:02
Let's Talk About California..
# victimhood culture texas racial dynamics blair witch project california crime policy discipline methods fishhalls twinscom marginalized groups minor offenses physical abuse progressive states punishment severity

Hodgetwins critique California's progressive justice system, arguing that lenient sentences for minor offenses under $1,000 embolden criminals while ignoring the economic desperation driving theft in major cities. The discussion contrasts modern legal leniency with harsh childhood discipline, noting how marginalized groups are encouraged to embrace victimhood rather than face consequences like those allegedly seen in Texas. Ultimately, the episode suggests that soft policies fail to deter crime, advocating for stricter enforcement and traditional toughness over current liberal approaches. [Automatically generated summary]

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Soft On Crime Policies 00:02:17
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Got a damn good show.
California, well, all these liberal states, well, progressive states, cities.
Yeah, don't call them liberal.
They're not liberal.
Yeah, these places are losing control or the citizens there because they're soft on crime.
Yeah, their policy sucks.
Did you know in California?
Don't quote me on this.
I didn't research it, but I know if you still anything up to, it has to be under $1,000.
Something like that.
It's not a, I don't think they prosecute.
That's what I heard.
Yeah.
You still up to $1,000.
If it's $999 and nothing that's that, nah, it's not worth prosecuting.
That sounds progressive to me.
But when you, when you're soft on crime like this, well, you got to be soft on crime, man.
Why?
Because, you know, in these big metropolitan cities, people have been oppressed.
I mean, like, I steal a hamburger.
I go to jail for 30 days.
That's that's wrong.
I'm just hungry.
I'm trying to eat something.
You know, life is hard.
I can't find a job.
I need to eat.
You know what I'm saying?
That person shouldn't go to jail like that.
Well, you know what?
You know, throw the book at him.
At least 90 days.
Well, no, you got to be soft on crime because when you're soft on me, no, Bitch, say you're supposed to be tough on crime.
What are you progressive, Keith, today?
No, you have to be tough on crime because when you're not tough on crime, the criminals are emboldened.
No shit.
When you come with that, you think you're better than anybody?
They're emboldened.
And here, check out this video.
This is where it gets you.
And look at all that diversity.
Why these negroes got anxiety?
These are like demons.
Nigga, all caught up on something.
Why y'all making all this noise?
Criminals Get Emboldened 00:05:45
There's one white guy.
That's the token white guy.
Look at that maculane dad.
I thought somebody fell down.
Man, this is total chaos.
Yeah, this is a growing trend because this is soft on crime.
This is just where it gets you.
I feel like I'm looking at the Blair Witt Project.
You know what, man?
According to California law, this is not a crime.
I mean, it's a crime.
They're not going to prosecute it.
No, it's not worth that time.
No, it's a crime.
But when you go to court, this is what you're going to do.
Give me your hand.
Just blight.
Turn your hand over.
Just like, don't do that.
Okay.
That's what they're going to do.
Stop that.
Back in the day, like, come here.
Knew that was wrong, right?
Hold your face like that.
Hold your face.
Do like this.
Bam!
Ain't nobody doing that to you.
Mom and daddy did that.
Yeah.
I remember daddy would have just took the daddy when he daddy.
Daddy would have beat you with the belt.
And then when you think it's over, he'd have came up from behind you.
He'd have wrapped it around your neck and had you in the damn, what's the iron sheet?
Daddy took ain't gonna steal no more, boy.
Say it.
Came here.
Say it louder.
Daddy took things too far, man.
Yeah.
That wasn't discipline when he did to us.
Yeah, that was abuse.
He beat the hell out of us.
That was abuse.
He beat us.
Yeah.
Seemed like he had getting pleasure out of it.
I could smell the beer on his breath.
Anyway, but we turned out good, man.
That's why he did it.
Yeah, I think we turned out okay.
Yeah, we turned out good.
That's why he did it.
Daddy did a good job when he learned it.
Daddy beat his ass.
That's where you learn it from.
Yeah, you got to be tough on your kids, man.
But I've never laid a thing on my kids.
I decided to take a more civilized approach to discipline my kids.
I won't hit you, but I will scream and I will get up in your face.
You think I'm going to hit you, but I ain't going to hit you.
Hey, let's get back to the story, man.
Yeah.
See, I ain't going to say it.
I'll be thinking I'd be taking things too far.
I'm going to go ahead and say it's a freaking you need to be tough on crime.
I'm going to go ahead and say it.
We'll say it.
Stop being a buzz.
You know what?
The problem is when you follow me on this one.
Well, say it, man.
Well, follow me on this one now.
Give me some leeway.
Like when you get a bunch of, let's say, let's call them colored people, right?
You get a bunch of colored people.
What's that got to do with anything, Kevin?
Huh?
Let me finish.
I suppose they give me some leeway.
You take a bunch of colored people, put them in there, right?
And you put a liberal politician in the area and tell these colored people that, hey, you ain't going to mount to nothing because of your skin color.
Yeah.
Things like this happen.
Yeah.
When you're victimized people.
Yeah, they are constant victims.
And then once they buy, you are a perpetual victim.
Yeah, and then once you buy into that, you embrace that idea.
You embrace victimhood.
This is what you do.
Yeah.
Because you think you're entitled to it.
Yeah.
But you know what?
These kids, I'm going to be real with you.
All right.
They're going to take this merchandise, they're going to sell it.
Right?
They're going to sell it, get top dollar for it, and they're just going to provide for their families.
That's what they're going to do.
That's tough.
You know, some people got to eat.
They ain't got food.
How are you going to get the food?
Some people steal things out of survival.
Maybe these kids ain't got nothing to eat.
Sell this merch.
Pay the rent.
Your welfare.
That's not enough.
It is.
No, it ain't.
You don't need to be eating steak and mashed potatoes and green beans every night.
Go get you a damn week's worth of damn top ramen.
That's what that welfare is for.
Man, that'll drive me crazy by eating top.
You see that manager in your body?
Oh, man.
I'm a human being.
I deserve better than that.
Top ramen, throw some eggs in there.
You can spice it up.
Yeah, huh?
Put some hummus in it, huh?
Man, what are we talking about?
I don't know.
Maybe we're trying to rationalize why these people are behaving this way.
No, what happens when you're not tough on crime?
They'll start stealing the one shirt, the couple pair of shoes.
Then all of a sudden it's like, man, I'm just going to rip the whole damn store off.
And I'm going to drag this shit out the door.
That's what happens.
Yeah.
Well, this is liberal random city.
That's why this happened because this off on crime.
This ain't happening in.
It ain't happened in Texas.
I think they're shooting in Texas.
I think they have it.
In the back.
I got the goods.
You know, you get shot in the back.
Bam.
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