Drunk Cop throws Dog into a Pot of Oil

[@Youhaverights6]

Going all the way to hell. The dog didn't have a chance with that psycho walking the street. He needs taken from the world before he commits further harm.

[@cutterboard4144]

There is no hell. WE have to make sure such people pose no danger any more.

[@awkwardfreakinperson7936]

@@cutterboard4144 nobody knows if it exists or not

[@ralphmalph8042]

They should throw that greaseball into a pot of oil.

[@kodfkdleepd2876]

They should dip him in toes first very slowly. The reason the world is the way it is is precisely because the psychopaths know they can get away with their insanity.

[@michaelmoran8780]

That guy deserves that exact same fate!

[@steveladner4346]

I am surprised that cop is not hanging from a bridge.

[@fer100881]

Matter of time

[@TheRescueDog]

​@@fer100881 Yes!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@ryulee458]

You know that guy is going to hell for what he did

[@gratus0824]

He's going to serve 23+ years in prison

[@kalli4231]

*I'm an atheist... But I can only agree with you... 🤮*

[@KingSkrap]

Poor guy who came out and had to watch it die, knowing he can’t tip it over and spill oil everywhere and knowing it’ll be painful for the dog 😢

[@edddddie8972]

the dog died 5 hours later, a slow and agonizing death.

[@KingSkrap]

@@edddddie8972 even worse

[@edddddie8972]

@@KingSkrap yea, they had to put it to sleep.

[@Intoxikacion]

I've been following you for years. I had stopped seeing you in my suggested videos for a long while. Me da gusto volverte a ver. Ojala Mexico te este tratando bien. Pero recuerda que hay gente buena y mala en todos lados.

[@GavinSeim]

The algorithm shows you what KZbin wants now, not what you subbed. Gracias por la commento.

[@Randy_Williams]

The enforcers here in America are a paramilitary organization that DOES NOT WORK FOR THE PEOPLE, they work for the corporations that hired them. Their loyalty is to the corporation that pays them, and their blue line gang members. Yes, you pay their salaries with your tax dollars that the corporate government steals from you. But, they don't work for us. They're enforcers of/for the ruling class, and nothing more than mercenaries. No matter how unconstitutional the whims and whimpers of the ruling class declare, the enforcer class will enforce it on us, even if it means to brutalize, torture, hospitalize and/or murder us to make us obey it. These enforcers are the standing army our forefathers warned us about. All enforcers in my country will violate your/our rights in a heartbeat. There's no law, code, edict, whim, or whimper, of the ruling class, that the enforcer class will not extort, arrest, brutalize, torture, hospitalize, and/or murder you for, even if it's made up in the enforcers head. There's only one way things will ever change. "We the people", have been peacefully protesting for generations, and we've been voting for change in every election, and nothing is ever different. Every day we lose more and more of our rights, freedoms, and liberties'. They will never give our rights back to us, and will continue to take them away, one by one until they're all gone. We live in a police state just like in 1930's Germany and it's becoming more and more tyrannical and oppressive by the day. There is only one way we can get them back as history has told, over and over again. We will have to take our rights back by FORCE like we did between 1775-1782. And fought again in 1812-1815 when the British came back. No tyrannical government in the history of the earth has ever given their people freedom and liberty. The people had to destroy the people in power(Ruling class), and their enforcers (Enforcer class), to win their freedom and liberty. Our government will never give back that which they have stolen. The "Declaration of Independence" gives us the reason, power, duty, and ability, to reclaim our liberty and freedom.

[@GavinSeim]

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[@LegalEyesFreedom]

I would rather see that pig be thrown into boiling oil than an innocent dog. It honestly wouldn't bother me as much to see that less than a human die in boiling oil than it would to see that dog die that way. Throw that pos in boiling oil.

[@austingoodrich5976]

Fuck no. You're the reason that police hate their job. I am all for understanding your rights and fighting the justice system in an appropriate way. You seem to forget 2 things. You are not above the law. And that police are people too. There is absolutely no reason to be rude and an ass. Take your ticket or citation, then take it to court where its meant to be fought(I came to make this comment on your most recent video. It has nothing to do with this video)

[@bluewater8955]

U are always a positive influence since i seen your videos.

[@oliversandoval7428]

He wasnt a cop, he was just a madman and he got arrested today

[@GavinSeim]

He was 100% a cop

[@brunosm0]

he was a cop,it is confirmed

[@giovanimartinez4475]

Poor guy tried to do something he even switched off the propane tank and tried to get the dog out.

[@redinstrumental7535]

That hurt i got a rush like wanting to run to help . My heart skipped a beat

[@laughingvampire7555]

It wasn’t a street dog, it was boy’s dog

[@GavinSeim]

Whether that's true I don't know but there's often not much diff here. Sometimes street dogs are semi pets and friend. Full family pets are not usually left on the street.

[@Fitzcam1]

Holy shit bro! 😢

[@Gr3m7]

What did the cop get arrested or fired

[@brunosm0]

They arrested him, they probably give him 20 years in prison

[@Hankyjane]

You are correct. You should see the cop-versus-us videos now!!! Stomach churning. Don't come back. It's going to get worse. I want my family OUT of here. But they don't listen.

[@ramonfolmedo2077]

The difference of the U.S. Corporate police have immunity if one done something like this will dragged the Justice. The police in México have no mayor immunity, that's why if one breaks the law will be arrested a d demoted or fire.

[@GavinSeim]

It's true, but only when done in public. The crime's they commit in darkness are winked at.

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

Same in Ukraine my home nation, in Ukraine we do not have immunity for cops if an cop beats civilian on a street in Ukraine and it shown on a news they get fired and jailed for 5-10 years. There was 3 cops that harassed Ukrainian soldier 3 months ago and they started shooting on ground to scare the soldier it was shown on a news and now those 3 police put into prison for 7 years for harassing the soldier. If this would happen in the U.S the cops would be free with getting paid vacation then get hired back at neighboring department. The cops are not above the law if it's U.S. Ukraine, Mexico or Canada or Russia or Germany they should get more criminal penalties then civilians

[@KingSkrap]

That sucks, I hope we can move past drug wars and help people. If they got that shit out the whole world would be better

[@LegalEyesFreedom]

I think I'll move to South Korea.

[@peterGriffin-ug7jv]

I would love to meet that guy

[@gratus0824]

He would shoot your asss

[@ChiTownGuerrilla]

Wow bro I haven't been getting notifications for your vida for like two years. Checked to make sure i was subbed still and of course I was.

[@GavinSeim]

The algorithm shows you what KZbin wants now, not what you subbed.

[@hopefulvoyage]

Same here.i had a thought ocurr to me, "I wonder how Gavin is doing?" That's how I ended up back here. Glad I made it back.

[@davidspeck8892]

proud of ya brother !

[@SpicyReplays]

holy moly

[@Ostara-Magazine88]

That's the real mexico

[@geraldgallegos2900]

People there are so nice and ready to help you!

[@williamhalevy272]

Ur awesome Gavin

[@laughingvampire7555]

that was supposedly threatening the butcher because according to him the butcher had threatened his wife.

[@tymhewett5334]

What the pig was implying was don't pay you get the same. Only logical reason for doing that.

[@mike964-p5e]

Gavin we need to clone you times infinity

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Viva Mexico wish I was there.

[@johnwesterlund7204]

That's a lock! All cops are bad. At their face.

[@7thfloorisnomoreq790]

Hell will be rough for him. And he will deserve it

[@AndyG_75]

YOU GOTTA BE SHITTIN ME BROTHER

[@dlehmann8353]

You'll want to come back home...soon enough

[@GavinSeim]

I am home, thanks

[@BigKeithDog]

​@@GavinSeim People are so programmed they can't even recognize freedom with they see it

[@SpicyReplays]

The US is not a home its a giant prison

[@bluewater8955]

Gavin I wouldn't say this if i didn't really believe it but facisiim is on the rise. Gastapo style gangs are taking over. Just be super careful ok.

[@CancunManny]

@6:45 LOL you are one of the few gringos who I can't say not to call what police do in Mexico extortion. I say this because if I remember correctly your stance is that policing for profit in USA is a form of extortion, so then yes what Mexican police do is also extortion. However, for those that don't have a problem with traffic infractions in USA shouldn't really say Mexican police extort people. Giving you an option to bribe them or get a ticket is not really extortion. In USA you can either pay the fine or fight it in court, here in Mexico you often get option C, give the cop some cash and it is done with. I know there are always some exceptions, but generally speaking at least around the Riviera Maya, when LEOs pull people over they did commit the infraction the LEOs are claiming. It is not common for an LEO to make up an infraction out of thin air.

[@GavinSeim]

"Giving you the option to bribe them or get a ticket is not really extortion" Es en serio? Anytime someone uses threat and force to make you pay them money, it's extortion. That's what the word means. And anyone who is from Mexico knows police extort. Don't let your tourists ignorance show.

[@CancunManny]

@@GavinSeim Again, the way YOU see traffic tickets in general (including USA), yes YOU can call it extortion. In USA if you get a speeding ticket and decide not to pay, gov will use force to make you pay one way or another. Now, the average USA citizen doesn't see traffic infractions as "extortion". The average US citizen doesn't mind that some people get pulled over and get tickets for driving 10 to 15 MPH over the speed limit just as EVERYONE else was doing. In USA we are indoctrinated to ask ourselves "was I speeding?" "did I forget to put on my seatbelt?" if so, then I shouldn't be upset if an LEO gives me a ticket/fine for it. We are not thaught to look at traffic tickets as extortion. Here in Mexico if an LEO catches me speeding and pulls me over, he more than likely would offer me two options, for him to give me the speeding ticket or for him and I to take care of it on the spot with him as gentlemen. Bribing would definitely be corruption, but no necessarily extortion. For me extortion would be if an LEO threatens to give you tickets for something you haven't really done if you don't give him money. For good or for bad, bribing traffic cops is part of the Mexican culture. Many political parties claim they will end the corruption but the system is set up around bribes. I personally find it interesting that if a speeding ticket could cost you 1500 pesos fine, that an LEO would be willing to take 100 to 200 pesos as a bribe instead of giving you the ticket. Heck, if I was an LEO taking bribes I would expect at least half of what ever you would pay as a fine otherwise. Turns out LEOs know that if they ask for more than 100 to 200 pesos people won't pay, not because they rather pay the 1500 ticket, but because they can't afford more than the 100 to 200 pesos bribe. Unlike USA traffic infractions are not a huge part of revenue collection for the city. Government knows that if they actually give out many tickets people just won't pay them but continue to drive without a license. If Mexico really wanted to end police corruption, traffic cops specifically, they first would have to not make it a crime to pay a bribe to a gov official (India made this change within the last 15 years) that way those that do pay the bribe can actually turn around and snitch afterwards. The other step would be to make the fines low enough so they are realistic. Today, yes I rather give an LEO 200 pesos instead of getting a speeding ticket that would cost me over 1000 pesos, but if it came down to paying a 300 to 400 pesos fine vs giving the LEO 200 pesos there would be a good chance I would pay the full fine instead of bribing the LEO.

[@GavinSeim]

@@CancunManny Traffic tickets are a form of theft. But those are not the topic of this video. We're talking about police using intimidation and force to get money from you. That is literally extort. Stop being ignorant.

[@CancunManny]

@@GavinSeim So wait, if I don't agree with you I am ignorant? For you, if a police from ANY country pulls someone over and gives them a traffic ticket it is theft/extortion. With that definition if a Mexican police pulls someone over for speeding and gives them a ticket OR accepts a bribe it would be extortion either way. Now for the average person that doesn't see traffic tickets as theft or extortion, it would be hard for them to argue how a police offering to accept a bribe instead of giving you the ticket becomes extortion.

[@GavinSeim]

@@CancunManny no you have a right to disagree. your ignriant because you're talking talking total crap. Obviously a cop looking for a bribe is extorting you. Saying otherwise is ignrinace at a fundemenal level

[@stand4truth830]

Facts

[@CancunManny]

@2:53 I agree with much of what you say, I've learned a thing or two by watching your videos, but on some things we don't see eye to eye. I do believe it wouldn't be fair to blame the media for the lack of coverage of corrupt politicians and narcos. Mexico has one of the highest number of reporters being killed or gone missing, because they were covering such stories. That tells me reporters/media would like to report what is really going on with those topics, but there are real consequences for doing so.

[@jbradley920rox]

gavin, there is no government. they are all corporations. incorporated statutory private membership associations. why do you think they use private banks to print money.. law of nations bro. cops are private companies contracted as trustees of the entities STATE OF...trusts. there is no government

[@elliottjames671]

Thats just regular cop stuff

[@johnbergeron9997]

I love the Philippines , I've been here for 6 years and it's all good and the people are great

[@JamesBond-yp2hl]

You need to make more content. Atleast 2 videos a week @GavinSiem -James Bond

[@GavinSeim]

That would be great if I actually got paid. The $100/mo from YT ads and channel backers does not quite pay the bills. The algorithm does not promote people like me bro.

[@user-ny7vz9fh5y]

how r u still alive

[@elliottjames671]

When you gonna start promoting Natural Law and Goldbacks?

[@bluesteel7199]

🐊 👁

[@BROWIEboy]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@miguelcalderon91]

Talk to much !!!

[@Fireworks_are_Awesome]

That’s a wide blanket statement you’re casting on the police. I don’t find that statement to be true here in the USA. Yes, there are bad cops for sure, that’s not the majority though. At least not where I am from.

[@GavinSeim]

Not from where I'm from 😂 heard it a thousand times. Total denail. These are who police are and I've spent years trying to prove myself wrong

[@johnwesterlund7204]

You r lying or unaware.

[@fasthighwaydriver59732]

Chris stop lying, I am Ukrainian living in the States, as Ukrainian i've seen lots lots of corrupt cops here even got pulled over by them because they want to steal my money. Every cops are corrupt in whole world, in Ukraine cops are corrupt by they are not hiding their corruption and Ukrainians not defending. If Americans won't wake up from being a sheep of government then in 30 years all pigs will take away your Freedom rights

[@jzila9900]

yeet