Social Media Scammers Get 5 Years in Prison

In this video I discuss how the social media scammers that ran Mediamuv (Jose Teran and Webster Batista) aswell as the twitter hacker PlugwalkJoe (Joseph James O'connor) were recently sentenced to a few years in prison for stealing millions of dollars through social media scams and sim jacking, and whether or not the punishment is severe enough to really deter future crimes.
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[@freeloaderuser6793]

5 years??? For that amount of fraud??? Getting caught with a pinch of drugs will earn you more. Ridiculous

[@Daniel-ir6kd]

he was a pedo too.

[@rusi6219]

Good

[@ashishpatel350]

not really ask hunter biden

[@MRGCProductions20996]

you think they deserve more? they just abused a shitty system, youtube should be responsible, not them

[@dimmacommunication]

Absolutely

[@badgermetal]

My theory for why financial crimes get such light sentences is because then it sets a precident that benefits certain groups of people. Like politicians.

[@stevenson1142]

that's awfully close to antisemitism

[@sutenjarl1162]

@@stevenson1142 OY VEY

[@ThePaperKhan]

​@@stevenson1142no where did he mention semitic groups lol

[@brandonburns5365]

​@@ThePaperKhanyou didn't get the joke😂

[@jerrymoto6249]

@@brandonburns5365 I did xD

[@CiscoZero]

How much you’re able to scam seems to correlate to how less of a harsh sentence you get.

[@rainbowskeppy5292]

same for CEOs

[@rusi6219]

Madoff?

[@ShatteredQvartz]

Judge wants to get a cut

[@alexbarnett8541]

Two tier justice system. The ruling elite can steal billions and get probation. The bigger you steal the smaller the sentence.

[@alexbarnett8541]

​@@rusi6219a rare situation. Bernie didn't actually do anything wrong. He never screwed over anyone or took a dime until the government stole his money and caused him to be unable to repay his investors. Poor Bernie literally did nothing.

[@tatertotbot]

Ironic how copyright is used to steal credit rather than protect it

[@esquizofreniasobrenatural]

YES BASED

[@2OXX]

copyright should exist purely to prevent people from plagarizing. I should be allowed to share copies of this disney dvd I just bought with whoever I want as long as I'm not claiming I made the movie.

[@daleryanaldover6545]

People uphold the law, because the law itself means nothing. Means people with authority are not doing their job right.

[@JJFX-]

​@@2OXXShare, yes. Sell or widely distribute it to the public, no. What's funny is they've been trying to find ways to lock down the average Joe's ability to do this when the people truly responsible for ripping and selling bootleg copies aren't going to be phased at all by it.

[@2OXX]

@@JJFX- intellectual property is made up

[@walberparker7111]

23 mill for 5 years in prison sounds reasonable, I would do it

[@walkingcontradiction223]

Hard pass, rather be free for five years and make money legitimately.

[@clockblower6414]

I feel like there's a risk of being bummed ... You would prob have to get hench first

[@ryanslab302]

Pretty sure the money gets taken back.

[@psychedelaholic]

If you go to prison for fraud you don't get to keep the money you stole, lol.

[@ashishpatel350]

@@psychedelaholic yeah I;was about to comment that. These guys should have taken the money and disappeared

[@ashishpatel350]

dmca takedowns should require people to pay a small amount of money. alot of the fake and false bot claims would go away

[@alexclaton]

no it wouldnt, look at how much they make. theyd make the difference real quick.

[@ashishpatel350]

@@alexclaton yeah. Maybe a percentage of the claim

[@forbidden-cyrillic-handle]

​@@ashishpatel350Looks like new poker game. Whoever wins takes all.

[@ashishpatel350]

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle better than what we have now

[@forbidden-cyrillic-handle]

@@ashishpatel350 I like the idea, however I don't make the laws. And big corporations will be very much against it. That will break the automation they use now.

[@Markm8]

Pls more, god sick of scamers

[@threestans9096]

dude needs to pair up with scammer payback! edit:or kitboga

[@anthonybf2]

I can totally imagine Kenny running a server in his closet loaded with an AI callback bot that wastes scammers' time.

[@pricklycats]

There's so many idk how they could possibly address them all. At least hopefully this will set a good precedent and deter more people from doing scams.

[@lukemorgan6166]

Blame the idiots getting scammed at this point

[@pricklycats]

​@@lukemorgan6166Children and old people exist lol

[@KarmaisReal-sm6bz]

I remember in 2009 - 10, somebody was able to take down a whole bunch of channels due to the fact it's all automated. KZbin needs to be held legally accountable for this as well.

[@bobchipman4473]

The reason people are able to do that is because of the law. Not to completely absolve YT but thanks to how badly written the DMCA is, they are basically forced to act this way.

[@AtrociousAK47]

also remember youtube heroes? where if you flagged enough videos you would unlock the ability to mass flag tons of content at once?

[@pavevbogovev4045]

@@AtrociousAK47only if you flag conservative channels lol

[@bruisedbug]

The problem with fighting a copyright strike is giving away your personal info (such as your full name and address) while the scammers don't have to give any personal information.

[@iamlucidess]

It should be the other way around.

[@creeperizak8971]

don't you have to give google your personal information to enroll in their adsense program to begin with?

[@bruisedbug]

@@creeperizak8971 Yes, the issue is the scammers getting YOUR personal info. Which is a major problem for KZbinrs who want to stay anonymous or reveal as little information about them as possible

[@creeperizak8971]

@@bruisedbug you have to give your info to the people making the claim? what do they even need it for?

[@bruisedbug]

@@creeperizak8971 Legality i believe, because they can take you to court over copyright strikes

[@TheRfmodulator]

Most scam victims get taken due to their own greed and/or stupidity, in this case they got taken due to KZbin’s greed and stupidity. At any rate, greed and stupidity always leads to loss. And KZbin should pay this restitution.

[@ytuser0110]

youtube should be co-sued for enabling this

[@Fourtune1]

They will never because KZbin was still making money.

[@zachb1706]

Google "OCILLA"

[@deersakamoto2167]

The solution clearly is to abolish copyright

[@onionwizard]

Agreed. It's been an anti-competition law from day one. Having exclusive rights to an idea is a stupid concept. All that tells me is that the holder is afraid someone can execute their idea better than they can and reap the benefits. Copying means one for me and one for you, it's not stealing. All they're entitled to getting is being known as the creator of the idea and nothing more.

[@pauldzim]

Stupidest idea I've ever heard

[@menjolno]

The duel proverb of "A fool and his money are soon parted" would be something about copyright

[@brandonburns5365]

​@@onionwizardthat can get ugly for the little guy fast.

[@tissuepaper9962]

​@@brandonburns5365 bullshit. the copying goes both ways, you will always gain more copying the ideas of a big company than you lose when they copy your ideas. if you don't have the means to produce enough instances of your idea to meet demand, then frankly I think you deserve having a better, faster, cheaper company outcompete you. if you can't adapt your idea to thrive in a smaller production environment, then you deserve to lose to the bigger competition. that's that. plenty of companies are still turning a profit despite widespread copying of their products by Chinese manufacturers, they don't need protection to succeed.

[@FattrTV]

Everyday is a moral struggle to not run a scam. I've seen so many people fall for them in my professional life. Every time I just think ' even with 50k, I could go live somewhere on the beach or a jungle city' Then I think, ' for 250k I could buy citizenship, run a business and have a good life in a different part of the world'. These people to get a million and keep going, I never understand. Its got to be all about the thrill at that point.

[@llVIU]

youtube should be charged for conspiring with these people

[@esquizofreniasobrenatural]

Yes

[@flagshipbowtie]

Exactly. They don't even do their dilligence as per alw

[@SimoAtlas]

I would take 5 years anytime 😂 Working 30 years and I will never make as much as they did. The sentences should be higher to make it a hard decision for anybody else

[@John15293]

It's a damn good wage for having your food cooked for you whilst you read all the books you have backlogged and get in to the best shape of your life lmao

[@SimoAtlas]

@@John15293 True hahaha

[@Meilk27]

@@John15293 its not even books anymore. you get tablets where you can buy games, read thousands of free e-books, and rent movies. 5 years for 23 mil is a cakewalk. send me back im ready.

[@qwerte6948]

unless they can whitewash the money and have it buried somewhere, it's just bit worth it

[@GengoSenmon]

@@John15293 Except for the part where you are viciously r*ped and beaten daily and nightly every day of your life until you kill yourself long before your 5 years are up ... or you get another 25+ year sentence added for killing one of the attackers in self-defense. 5 years in a Norwegian prison? Sure. These guys are in an Arizona, USA prison though. Not a cakewalk.

[@exoZelia]

I feel like the odds of getting caught and getting a short sentence like this is more of an encouragement to take your chances than anything else, jeeze

[@hicmad]

Almost 6 years for a non violent crime doesn't seem that short, maybe they'll be let out sooner, but even so. US has highest incarceration rate in the world so I'm not sure massive sentences for non violent, non sexual offences are wise.

[@pavevbogovev4045]

@@hicmadwho cares if you have retirement money hidden away😂

[@hicmad]

@@pavevbogovev4045 I do, for one.

[@brentfarvors192]

I woupd expect changes (finially), coming soon...

[@pavevbogovev4045]

@@hicmad that was my point why they don’t care... they his most of the loot or made enough returns to live thru prison and retire

[@Diemf74]

This sounds like a good idea thanks for sharing this tutorial

[@revaphim]

Lifehack

[@incremental_failure]

Lately seeing more and more data to tell me that crime really does pay. If they have 5M in the bank, that 70 months sentence becomes 30 months with good behavior. Great deal.

[@cristobalpreller2808]

Regarding the people falling easily for scams part of the video, my grandpa used to have a catchphrase for it: "everyday a fool is born, and whoever finds them first they can claim dibs"

[@revaphim]

Your grandpa is awesome

[@johnnylego807]

Here is how I see it, there is some very dangerous dudes out there that could scam millions of dollars yet the only thing stopping them is a moral and ethical compass. And a Belief in the Lord Thy God. This is one of the barriers against scammers being so much worse.

[@raygarcia2540]

Man how can you mention this kind of scams without putting some attention on Sam Bankman Friedman and all the charges they dropped from his case just past week! That along deserves a video in itself

[@zenreeio13IIIlI]

Elaborate

[@Eterna7Forms]

@@zenreeio13IIIlI A member of the tribe worked with his cohort to funnel money into shady crap for both political parties via Ukraine by running a scam crypto exchange. A lot of KZbinrs like this won't focus on it because they don't want to anger his ethnic group.

[@raygarcia2540]

@@zenreeio13IIIlI the FTX guy scammed billions with his crypto exchange, got arrested but recently most of the charges were dropped, almost at the same time of the titanic submarine thing.

[@raygarcia2540]

​@@zenreeio13IIIlIalso I just tried to Google the news for the charges dropped and I couldn't find them as expected.

[@whannabi]

​@@zenreeio13IIIlIyou're a big boy, you can search

[@macintush]

And Ross is doin double-life for running a website 😢😢😢

[@illsmackudown]

Never give up!

[@HipixOFFICIAL]

You mean trying to hire hitmen to take out multiple people?

[@johnnylego807]

Ross?

[@revaphim]

Shows me even more clearly that the individuals who end up millionaires and billionaires conned and scammed their way to the top and got away with it

[@revaphim]

Though to be fair, if I had a chance of scamming someone who deserved it in my eyes for the chance of a few thousand, I would do it in a video game

[@rahatahmed6188]

Exactly, this guy could’ve got away with it if he was a bit smarter.

[@absmustang]

harsh would be return 100% of the $ plus hefty fines on top of that PLUS 70 months in the slammer. What they got was a pretty sweet deal. Makes me think any scammer will be better off in the end no matter what.

[@cherubin7th]

5 years is shorter than the time it often takes that starting a business pays off big. So yes, if they laundered a lot of that money, the 5 years are worth it.

[@hindsightcapital2021]

KZbin needs to change their policy. If you get 5 or 10 or whatever number of claims reversed against you. Then you’re no longer allowed to make copyright claims

[@brentfarvors192]

Shouldn't be able to claim without a notarized mailed-in court order...The process should be difficult enough that only legitimate copyright holders can file a claim...

[@AltraHapi]

7:45 new mr beast vid just dropped: I put people in prison for 5 years in exchange for millions of $$$

[@joeycommet45]

The amount of times I've gotten hit with copyright claims for video game osts because some scum company falsely claims it. This puts a smile on my face.

[@brentfarvors192]

Multiple scammers claiming tje same video's, is the only way these 2 got caught...KZbin finially acknowledging how broken their system is...

[@HS_Rick]

Should be atleast double the time, this is just a slap on the wrist.

[@rainbowskeppy5292]

*triple

[@anonl5877]

Those guys were just dumb. After they made their first million, they should have moved to a non-extradition country, then continued their scam through VPN.

[@AJordan44-]

This is a great video, thanks for another killer upload, i always feel like i hear about something I didn't know about before.

[@anjanbora7943]

U r amazing. U always bring unique technical information to ur channel. Never stops to amaze us. God bless you 💪

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

How is KZbin getting away with enabling these scammers?

[@zachb1706]

It's not KZbin, it's the law

[@johnnylego807]

No different then KZbin banning alt-right content instantly while allowing kiddy diddlers to post inappropriate content.

[@brentfarvors192]

It's CIVIL DISPUTES. DCMA is not covered under criminal law (other than the fraud these were charged with...)

[@cpoteet8008]

KZbin needs to be held responsible for this, yet again.

[@Oberon4278]

I'm always tempted to actually run a scam, but then I remember how much work it is and I just go back to scrolling instead. The prospect of jail has zero impact on me because most criminals are idiots and get caught by being stupid or getting greedy.

[@chavzone]

"This one here officer, he admitted intent in Mental Outlaw's comments section!"

[@enkvadrat_]

Well if you arrested people based upon something they said on a KZbin video the prisons would owerflow

[@Oberon4278]

​@@enkvadrat_ Exactly. And the chance that any law enforcement officer is going to be like "Hey I bet this scammer is the same guy that made that KZbin comment, WE'VE GOT HIM BOYS!" is so close to zero that it's almost the same probability that I will actually commit a crime.

[@revaphim]

Scam someone who deserves it at least

[@LDFort]

So many people do this, i get emails every week of some fake brand copyright claiming over another fake brand that claimed it from me prior

[@goddammitboi]

That runescape analogy really brought that hammer down, damn. This is harsh.

[@JBroMCMXCI]

The difference in sentencing is because one is computer crime and the other is financial crime

[@AcousticBruce]

If it was a service like KZbin, they should have to pay back the people that were scammed. That way KZbin wouldn't be able to just side with these people so easily but they would think twice about it because they might be liable if they're wrong

[@willv7295]

It's about time they got sentenced, even though their sentence should have been 10+ years.

[@remsee1608]

Thanks for keeping me up to date Jayson.

[@Penrose517]

Back in the day if you scammed or stole, you had your hands chopped off or worse. Society has gotten too soft on criminals, and now they're everywhere

[@Sr.Pirulito]

Ah yes, pre-enlightenment world famous for its lower crime-rate in comparison to modern society.

[@rusi6219]

Suggestion: don't bomb people who do this

[@MentalOutlaw]

Steal a few million, go to jail for 5 years, learn a trade and use the stolen money to start a trade business

[@ThomasNoname]

"too soft on criminals" you mean too soft on actual crime. There are a lot of petty crimes, like possession of weed, that will get you extremely harsh sentences. While cp and things like this gets a little more than a slap on the wrist. The Government is simply securing when their own corruption comes to light, they'll not get the punishment they deserve.

[@Heynmffc]

​@@MentalOutlawuber method unlocked

[@gabrielgavrilov520]

Great video as always, do you know when your next podcast episode is?

[@justadude8716]

These are also the same guys making motivational TikToks telling you to "just start an online business bro"

[@Experternas]

Fantasticly interesting and well made videos. I subscribed Hard! One humble request, could you make a separate channel for the chicken coop videos, so weird to listen to interesting hot topics and all of the sudden get a farmers video or what they're meant to be.

[@dimmacommunication]

5 years for ruining lives isn't enough IMHO

[@sierra991]

skill issue tbh. if you have millions behind SMS authentication, that is natural selection.

[@erich_ika]

I don't think KZbin can or should solve the issue of false claims. Copyright law is complicated and KZbin is in no place to determine which claims are false. If they defaulted to siding with the creator, they would be sued instead. The whole law needs to be revised.

[@matthias6933]

lol at “KZbin is in no place determine which claims are false” Unfortunately they put themselves in the position with auto tracking the content ID as soon as someone claims to be the owner. And they absolutely can solve this issue by basic background checking

[@phoeni3902]

@@matthias6933 well go ahead and send them an email about your big-brain idea Genius, we're all waiting for you, I'm sure they'll care to read it

[@matthias6933]

​@@phoeni3902 **says the massive soyjak, pointing at youtube hq**

[@phoeni3902]

@@matthias6933 I'll stop being a douchebag and delete my shitty comment now lol I feel like my sarcasm isn't having the intended effect, I actually do like your idea It's just that the cynical side of me knows that KZbin is unlikely to change their ways if the law doesn't get involved

[@JodyBruchon]

The Content ID system has nothing to do with the law. This is a common misconception.

[@mtnewman2001]

They need to have longer sentences for scamming hardworking people!

[@astralfluxaf]

Well KZbin needs to figure it TF out because this is ridiculous and way too common. 😡

[@EthanAnderson-gt7gz]

5 years for actually screwing people over, meanwhile I'll get threatened with a fifteen year sentence, a $10,000 fine, and lose my right to own a gun just for not seeing the 30-07 sign hidden behind the Juul poster.

[@mattdouplesx]

30-07 sign?

[@Meilk27]

@@mattdouplesx "no firearms allowed" sign in USA

[@mattdouplesx]

@@Meilk27 thanks

[@brah007]

5.8 years for 23 million dolaars? where could i sign for it

[@hydraulichydra8363]

"Hur dur I give creators' money to any shmuck who asks for it but I'll just punish 2 guys so people will think it's not my fault!" - KZbin's closing statements.

[@CBUCK1994]

70 months is nothing these guys should be doing 16 years

[@panqueque445]

Even life in prison wouldn't be enough to deter people from doing this. Easy money is worth any risk for a lot of people.

[@ActionScripter]

Best take IMO. Everyone gets a revenge bon*r and starts throwing out big ideas like "more prison time!" and "cut off their hands!", but from what I've read, harsher punishment is a garbage deterrent and doesn't accomplish much. A more effective strategy would be to track down and fix the vulnerabilities that the scammers are exploiting. But since our current system is abhorrently ineffective at compelling companies to do their part in virtually any way due to regulatory capture, that seems like it won't happen.

[@panqueque445]

@@ActionScripter Yeah. If harsh punishments were the solution, the death penalty would've ended murder years ago.

[@cloey_b]

What about the Silk Road guy? He's spending His whole life in prision, and this mf and the mf at Google are living their life like nothing happened

[@polluxcastor8429]

Ross Ulbricht was basically caught red handed plotting murder for hire all the way through to the end where they faked kill confirmation. It’s arguable that life in prison is over the top but they did seize what would be maybe 3 billion in Bitcoin in 2021 while he facilitated laws being broken in dozens of countries with thousands of people. His crimes eclipse these almost entirely. Five years is small for this but it’s like comparing a Lexus to a Gulfstream

[@phxsisko]

They can hire a hacker if they lost the keys

[@dhillaz]

In real terms that $23 million seems a whole lot bigger when you consider the money was taken from artists in less wealthy countries.

[@0xCAFEF00D]

4:30 Not a lawyer. But given the records of the money they got are 100% accurate. How does laundering money help you at all? You still owe that quantity of money. What kind of court is going to say "Oh, you spent that money? Well shucks, guess we just take what you own then." That's just ridiculous.

[@arnauj.6980]

The way he said “Me llamas de piso 21”😂😂

[@flameon9822]

I love this channel this great content son.

[@illogicmath]

A 20-year sentence would have been much more exemplary and would have served much more to deter criminals with similar intentions.

[@grimwaltzman]

I'm pretty sure that these dudes and the twitter hacker got similar sentences because the law has no correlation between the amount of gains and the length of the sentence. Which is by design, putting hard amounts of money in laws always brings about a bunch of problems down the line.

[@dretheblack]

THEY BROUGHT LAND ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️🤣🤣😂😭😭😂😂😂😭

[@imLimitless]

We taking about the same platform that allows scams to be promoted on it, like the one where the scammer pretends to be MrBeast, no matter how many times I report it, it always appear again.

[@davidhouser1187]

Thank you Mental Outlaw, very cool!

[@tun444]

npc comment beacuse you are just trying to comment fast, you dont care about the content of the video

[@JohnDoeWasntTaken]

@@tun444 correct

[@sophieberen883]

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[@luckyree3841]

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[@luckyree3841]

She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self.

[@scottreagan9796]

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[@jasonjonathan428]

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[@warrengebhardt1145]

I still wonder how she gets her analysis, I got profit of $28, 609 with a capital of $4000 in 16 days of trading with her

[@13thravenpurple94]

Great video Thank you

[@anonymoose9038]

i love how the entire internet learned about getting scammed on runescape.

[@-envixty]

The scammers abusing the dmca system should have been made to pay back all the money down to the cent that they stole

[@Tchatarero36]

Great Content, like a Boss

[@kek207]

It always boggles my mind why these people don't stash their earnings. If you bought gold and dug it somewhere it would have been a lot safer😂

[@captainbongwater7790]

About time. These are the people ruining the internet.

[@myobmyob2215]

Intellectual property theft with extra steps

[@OriginalCatfish42]

You made a good point, even I would consider 5 years of jail if I got a couple milions at the end of the sentence!

[@Breakdafunklooseforever]

*Note to interwebz: scam faster so you can pay bail.*

[@JackOfAllRAIDs]

Jail time is rarely ever a deterrent. The death penalty isn't even a deterrent.

[@Bambo699]

I like how they gave back assets but no money. They'll be out in 3/4 years and walk away with millions. Crime pays.

[@SteveBueche1027]

Losing everything and getting 5 years to boot seems good as long as they can’t get out early.

[@theceohq]

What puzzles me more than the laughable sentence is that people still believe the judicial system delivers... justice. It doesn't-and it's not meant to. It delivers a verdict. Yes, rough guidelines exist to create sentencing uniformity. But ultimately, the procedural complexity (e.g. evidence admissibility, count grouping, etc. etc.) harbours so much room for deviation.

[@MrSmriley]

True justice comes in the prison showers.

[@182Jman]

The way he said “me llamas” killed me 😂

[@MEN101]

Who says crime doesn’t pay. Thanks KZbin

[@uschurch]

Why wasn't KZbin indicted with them?

[@MiiDev69]

Somewhere in this platform, there has to be some guy named Bjorn who owns the rights to "Cali Pachanguero" by Grupo Niche, and I am all for it.

[@YamatoPower9000]

About scam in runewhatever game is called it hurts. Cause I've been scammed exactly like this in lineage2 when I was like 15-16. But I managed to kind of scam this guy as well by taking his insurance.

[@henriquematias1986]

They exposed a problem on youtube that should be addresses so giving them a break makes sense. Like a bug bounty, they exposed one of the biggest bugs on youtube

[@liveindaflesh1429]

New ideas thanks

[@RazielTheLost]

this reminds me of those guys that put nesquick inside pills and sold it as a weight loss drug and made around 7 million dollars or so and when they got caught they just had to pay a 2 million dollar fine.....

[@iamricoluna]

5 years for stealing millions of dollars ohhhh but don’t you dare to be caught with a joint cause you’ll rot in federal prison.

[@coolguysupercool4292]

Wow that's awful they allow such abuse. BTW I'm going to claim your video and run ads on it now.

[@stefannilsson2406]

I agree, that was not harsh enough. Bet they still have lots of funds left.

[@GudLawdHammercy]

Identity Theft and fraud is serious, and doesn't matter if it's for a pack of gum or $20M. Law & Order is important.

[@vincei4252]

Oh no! That's terrible, what happened? Oh no.

[@midimusicforever]

They got off waaay too easy

[@daddyethan]

1:39 Thanks for the epilepsy attack ❤

[@chrishowland321]

32m for 5 years? Thats 6.2m a year. Id fuckin do it.

[@DsiakMondala]

RuneScape, Eve and Tibia These made me immune to scans.

[@ghostbirdlary]

it still baffles me that this kind of stuff gets you only 5 years. like we have had this internet enviroment for 20 years so the laws should have updated by now. like PWID gets you more

[@RobertDrane]

Length of prison sentences doesn't seem to influence individual's decisions. Whether it's one year or thirty, you're only going to go through with a crime if you don't believe getting caught is possible.

[@Epic-so3ek]

I’m surprised people on this channel love the feds this much and the concept of “deterrence”, but here we are. Mental outlaw has made videos about “darknet opsec bible” but he hearts a comment about how we should cut peoples hands and feet off if they commit a crime.

[@jort93z]

Just because its not really clear from the video, youtube is sort of legally required to side with the person making the claim. DMCA requires youtube to act immediately on claims. Content iD claims are obviously not the same as DMCA claims, but similar.

[@jonrita2344]

actually how much time you get is usually related to if you gave up the money or not...