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[@craftymama1530]

When police stop investigating themselves then maybe the citizens will start to approve.

[@ashelfishisttortle]

This!!!!

[@cemen8849]

Smart

[@Hi.malone]

Please try James Freeman KZbin no left no right

[@kosys5338]

Truth to fact.

[@Bell-uf9fn]

Excellent point!

[@myfavoriteplanet3247]

Maybe if the guilty ones were held accountable instead of getting a paid vacation. They wouldn't have such a bad reputation!!!! God bless the good ones.

[@JimTheAPE]

Here's the problem with the cops thing, and I think I made this argument recently in the comments of another video. The phrase that many people only know the first half of with regards to police brutality, "A few bad apples..." has its second half, "...spoil the bunch" for a reason. The problem is that the bad cops (as many or as few in number as there are depending on your standards for what counts as a "bad cop") make ALL cops look bad and that erodes the trust that the public has for the police as a whole. Because just like those cops don't know if a protester they encounter is going to be harmless or a threat, the average citizen doesn't know if a cop they encounter is one of the good ones who does their job well, or a corrupt asshole who's gonna shoot their pet puppy in the head (cops have done that on several occasions, by the way) and plant drugs on them just so they can beat the shit out of them and throw them in prison for several years of their life. So if anything, the GOOD cops should hate the corrupt, authority-abusing asshole cops every bit as much as the people who generalize and hate all cops. And the good cops should want nothing more in this world than to be able to hold the bad ones accountable and bring them to justice. Also, as a side note, a bad dentist or a bad mechanic is not nearly as likely to cause someone's death as a bad cop. A bad cop can kill an innocent person in a split second and anyone who blindly worships the institution of law enforcement just shrugs it off and says "BUT NOT ALL COPS!!!" and even their superiors rarely give them so much as a slap on the wrist as penalty. Oh, and did I mention the fact that the police disproportionately target racial minorities? I didn't because I honestly hate to bring race into things if it's not necessary, but I feel that it's a fair point to make. The point is, the problems with police in this country are SYSTEMIC, and the existence of good, honest cops, doesn't fix those problems. I'd like to close my rambling musings with a quote from a movie I watch at least once a year, every St. Patrick's Day. The movie is called The Boondock Saints and the quote goes as follows. "We must all fear evil men. But there is another kind of evil which we must fear most. And that is the indifference of good men."

[@LenardMilich]

Perfect riposte!

[@trevorjarvis3050]

One of my favorite movies!

[@arbenravmanovski74]

Love that movie.. And well said✌✌👍👍

[@Doityourself-likeme]

The bad guys make the good guys look really bad

[@bobw1678]

Especially because we've been led to believe that the bad guys are the minority, and the good guys will keep the bad guys in check. Seems that we've been misled about the ratio of good cops to bad cops, or at least how willing "good" cops are to reign in "bad" ones. Of course if you see bad behavior and dont step in, youre JUST as bad, so...

[@kosys5338]

It's because the good guys will play stupid and look the other way while the bad guys get away with their BS. Bad guys don't make the good guys look bad, the good guys make themselves look bad with their willful ignorance and blind eyes.

[@MajorStaticX]

It takes 1 Bad Apple to ruin the Bunch?

[@kosys5338]

@@MajorStaticX Yep, because the bunch won't ruin the one bad apple. Now your stuck with a bushel full of bad apples. Hope that answers your question.

[@davehoward22]

There is some supposed good guys who make the bad guys look bad though..(some)

[@6410daniel]

but....... would one of you friends that are cops ,,,Rat on another blue or captain if they did somthing against the law they are suppose to uphold...? simple question,, very few would , because they would be fired for ratting... .. . Vic love your vids thx.. by the way ,I work in a hospital,, and I have to have a smile on 8 hours a day

[@juliah6994]

Nope

[@BrianD3185]

Thank you for what you do.

[@marcia7107]

Dj #1 Thank you for your courage, compassion and service!

[@arbenravmanovski74]

Hi Vic...it's great to meet you. I really do enjoy listening to your opinions on Life and People. Would really like to pick your brain on the difference between the type of Police Training in N. America and parts of Scandinavia. And a question for you, pertaining your police friends and family...have they ever arrested one of their own..for Anything?!?

[@robegatt]

You are right about generalizations, but beware of the government ...that has to be kept in check. (greetings from Italia, the land of the stupids!)

[@stephensgate1]

Roberto Gatti Land of the stupid? Their everywhere! We have our share as well, trust me!! -Stephen, Ohio 🇺🇸

[@robegatt]

@@stephensgate1 I'm italian I was joking about his generalization lol

[@JaceRev]

The government and media are the ones starting the generalizations which helps them split up the people so they can have an easier time controlling us

[@MrDkgio]

Heh Vic, the news on that protest was skewed by the media, the protest was organised in conjunction with law enforcement, the protestor was not screaming at the police officers but past them to the legislators, the gun totting libertarians, were chatting jovially with the police officers. Maybe you should be ticked off with skewed reporting and deliberate camera angles to get a story, a picture paints a thousand words....

[@billd3356]

I would be very interested to see the other side of the story, that you pointed out. Do you have a link for it?

[@MrDkgio]

Bill D hi Bill, kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4CZoaOIqNZ7qa8

[@sidneyjackson23]

Sorry Vic explain the relationship of cops in the black community. They are good cops but if they don't speak on the bad cops what that makes them

[@Genxrgonemad]

I agree and Vic is wroong. He isn't God

[@davehamilton8034]

I just love the way Vic counts his blessings!!

[@EminenceGrease]

There are bad apples everywhere. There are bad doctors, bad cops, bad firefighters, bad lawyers, bad shoe salespeople, bad accountants, bad bankers, bad politicians, etc. Doesn't mean all of them are but the few bad apples taint their profession. That is why it is absolutely imperative that the good people call out bad people in their ranks and disassociate them from the good members of their profession. Silence is not acceptable because to quote Edmund Burke, "the only way for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing."

[@lenlaskowski7374]

Hey Vic, you just generalized about the protesters.

[@alandoughty6320]

Yes he did !

[@alandoughty6320]

@@catherinezoltan9092 Yes he did , were you listening at all ?

[@t.properties6878]

No he didn't. He discriminated specifically the particular armed protesters. That's the opposite of generalise. I'm being nice here to try and teach you a little about the English language. Look it up for yourselves

[@alandoughty6320]

@@t.properties6878 No , he called the protesters who were exercising their 2nd amendment rights , nuts , contrary to what the fake news reported , which your apparently stupid enough to believe , the protesters weren't intimidating the police , in fact , they were respectful to the police , so they weren't a bunch of nuts ! You smug ass !

[@Refresh2b]

@@alandoughty6320 the were Certifiably nuts, is that better cupcake?

[@jw5931]

The good cops cover and stay quiet for the bad ones, who protect a bad government and bad people.

[@jw5931]

@BlueArmy33 Unfortunately very true, the whole power system is fucked

[@bobw1678]

@BlueArmy33 Which makes them complicit in the badness. Not all Germans were nazis, not all worked in concentration camps, but we still said that "just following orders" wasnt an excuse.

[@dontchastop]

Exactly. And it's not just the police who enable these bad cops. It's prosecutors, district attorneys, and mayors. I just heard about this young black man who was killed in Georgia by a couple of "vigilantes". His murder happened in February, but we won't see a Grand Jury hearing until June. One of the suspects was a former law enforcement officer. So there you go.

[@shinra358]

Ill agree w this one when i see a cop partner tell the truth instead of being peer pressured to lie for said partner.....

[@v.leewalker8640]

Nurses, doctors, Paramedics, first responders.... the list goes on!

[@davidrosenberg2580]

My only problem is any good police officer who doesn’t turn in a fellow bad officer. A lot of Police officers say they are brothers in blue and won’t turn in a fellow officer. There is no excuse for an officer covering up for a fellow officer.

[@hellshade2]

@David Rosenberg thats right. if you are a good cop and know another cop has done something illegal and you don't arrest him or turn him in then you are the same as the bad cop. no difference...

[@pastoelio]

yeh whose gonna have his back

[@cemaydin3819]

in all the videos i have seen cops behaving badly. I have never seen one other cop. stop the offending cop or even try to, or even say boo to the cop doing the deed

[@JevPrivate]

When the police death count rises above unarmed men being shot I'll reconsider who is in more danger everyday.

[@b87gr]

In the last 5 years, the amount of police killed annually has been greater than the amount of unarmed individuals killed by police. Such cases have been decreasing over the last few years.

[@sunnydlite-t8b]

@@b87gr 65.9% of statistics are made up on the spot.

[@b87gr]

@@sunnydlite-t8b it took me less than 20 minutes to find data...it's really not that difficult to research things. I don't know why so many people find it painful to seek out accurate information.

[@thomassmith2227]

@@sunnydlite-t8b 74.225% of youtube comments contain inaccuracies according to a youtube comment I read.

[@MikeOnTheHomestead]

Why is it so hard to assume positive intent? Why is there so much perception that everyone is trying to screw everyone else over?

[@larryjoseph7539]

Hey Vic, I am a healthcare worker in Louisiana. I truly appreciate your honesty and concern for my wellbeing. Please take care of yourself and keep those videos coming. 👍

[@bradleyweiss9509]

Are all comedians good people? Want to know:)?

[@MrTentpegs]

One quick question. If there are oh so many more good cops than bad cops, then why aren't the good cops turning in/arresting the bad cops instead of shielding them from being caught? If the "Good Cops" REALLY ARE THERE to Protect and Serve the people, then why are they allowing these "rotten apples" to roam free? Their inaction on this matter hurts us AND them. And THAT'S what ticks ME off.

[@zackfranklin6912]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MikeOnTheHomestead]

Because the bad cops are the only ones that can read minds and see the future....

[@MrTentpegs]

@@MikeOnTheHomestead Well, if the good cops can't spot criminals literally right under their noses then perhaps another profession is in order.

[@mike245401]

You got that right Vic! This is not about politics it's about saving lives!

[@BK-zp8vl]

Where are all the good cops standing up against the bad ones. 1000 murders a year by police with next to zero convictions. Civil asset forfeiture has also overtaken burglary and theft crimes in total amounts. Who are the real criminals????

[@williammoney3895]

Tell cops stop generalizing the black community and start reporting bad cops.

[@AD-wm5ju]

Exactly! The good cops seem intimidated by the bad ones.

[@matt1315s]

Like Vic said there are bad cops. Yes police officers do report bad officers, the general public just doesn't hear about it because it embarrassing. Are there racist officers yes sadly and karma will come for them at some point. There is something called coffee with a cop and the department in your town or city probably has it once or twice a year. Go and sit down with an officer and have a conversation. You might be surprised what you find out.

[@KS-bx2jf]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@stevenschulte1475]

Yes everyone gets put in a box.

[@williammoney3895]

@@matt1315s no excuse

[@angelaallen2190]

Vic, please don't ever stop. You're my rock. I listen to you to reassure myself that there's still someone out there who has common sense.

[@Kyle-xt6dq]

In my town last winter, a black homeless man was robbed the night before. The little belongings that he actually had. Town police took him to breakfast lunch and dinner the next day. They bought him a warm Carhartt jacket, gloves and a hat. He lived in a tent, they also bought him a sleeping bag good for 0 degrees. And a very nice pillow to go with it. Every one knew this guy and he called those police officers his brothers. They truly cared about this man. You won't hear these stories. I wish there weren't bad cops but they most definitely do not outweigh the good. Point well made Mr Dibitetto. Thank you sir.

[@uncleben4872]

I love you Vic. You're like the dad I never had. In regards to cops I would like to make the point that a lot of the problem (in my humble opinion) isn't the individuals but the overall police system and the way it seems to attract people with anger issues and other unfavorable traits for a civil servant. I too know many cops who are amazing people but even they have little control over how the system as a whole operates. The training for cops is very much focused on the idea that everyone you approach is a criminal, that everyone is waiting to shoot or harm you the second you don't pay attention or let your guard down. Yes, there are bad people who will do this but just like your point says, they are not the majority. It's not the people on the streets who are the problem, it's the ones designing and implementing the overall system that are setting things up to be this way. It's no different than international war, real heroes fighting an imagined/inflated enemy created by rich people in power.

[@who346]

Have you served in that role? As a soilder, security, police, corrections. If you never walked then you really have no real objectionable view. Knowing and seeing mutilated bodies of small kids, and adults along with unknown threats is highly stressful.

[@uncleben4872]

@@who346 I'm not in any way saying they have it easy, the world is fucked up. I myself have never served but I have a few family members and close friends who have so in that way my knowledge of those roles is mostly anecdotal. I do however suffer from pretty severe PTSD. I guess that's kinda normal when one of your parents tries to kill you a couple times. Anyways, the point I'm trying to make is that while the person who caused me my trauma is a bad person who did bad things; i realize that It's not totally his fault. Not to absolve him of what he did but some shit happened to him in his past that made him the way he is. It's a cycle that gets repeated over and over again, a system, that needs fixing. Again, I don't put the blame so much on the individual officers and soldiers as I do on the methods employed by the overall system and the small percentage of those who are in charge of those systems.

[@charliewilliams1474]

I wouldn't have minded if the police weren't at the Capitol building. I'm pretty sure our founding fathers would have stood right next to OUR fellow citizens and demand government HEAVEN FOR BID "LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE AND MAYBE JUST MAYBE. Let us all figure it out together instead of hiding inside our four walls.

[@memnoch1974]

Note to self: wear splash goggles when watching the Vic video. :)

[@briancox5530]

Trust but verify is long gone. Sorry to say.

[@mustafaalexander10]

Your right too many good cops who stand by and do nothing while bad cops cause chaos.

[@JoeJoe-di4oj]

Well said!

[@herschelwhiting1848]

Vic as a 30 year law enforcement veteran. Thank you sir.

[@sharedawareness5907]

I literally just had this same conversation earlier!

[@wanderer85295]

ok let's get this straight now according to the bereau of labor and statistics police officer isn't even in the top ten of most dangerous jobs . these are the 10 most dangerous jobs in america . 10 . landscaping, lawn service , grounds keepers 9 .construction and extraction workers 8.structural iron workers 7.farmers , ranchers , other agriculture workers 6.Driver/sales workers and truck drivers 5.refuse and recyclable materials collectors 4.roofers 3.aircraft pilots and flight engineers 2.fishers and related fishing workers 1.logging workers what really ticks me off is listening to people talk about how dangrrous a cops job is . typically it isn't , statistically it isn't . when a cop gets killed on the job it makes hesdline news and is the lead story on every news outlet . but when a roofer falls to his death or a powerline worker gets electrocuted you never hear about it . so get me a bloody river if the job is so damn dangerous that you are crippled with fear kissing your wife and kids good bye when you walk out the door to go to work because you're afraid you won't make it home at the end of your shift then you are oblivious to the fact that everyone who walks out the door to go to work in the morning might not make it home after their shift and many of us are going out to do far more dangerius jobs than a cop even the guy delivering your pizza has a more dangerous job than the cops do . and yes they do get a bad rap but they earn it as a whole . they do far less protecting and serving than they do harrassing and menacing. if they want to have a better reputation then they should work on building it instead of walking around acting superior and trying to intimidate and stop policing for profit . that's what really ticks me off.

[@diamondlenasan]

I do believe most officers of the law want to do the best job they can. However, when they make a bad move - as Vic relates the bad dentist, or the bad mechanic. well, something bad by a cop is not quite remedied as easily as the dentist or mechanic. When a cop makes up lies and stories and has you arrested and jailed, it's a different story. Some cops think they are law, judge, jury and executioner. And guess what? His story bears more weight than mine; my complaint against him is of no relevance. Because he's a cop. And I experienced this firsthand.

[@simpleman3507]

Can't we all just calm down. The protesters are within their rights. The problem is when bureaucrats make rules that are not laws passed by legislators trying to impose their views on citizens.

[@helluvastart]

Here's a look at the 10 most dangerous jobs in America, based on BLS data: Logging workers. Fishers and related fishing workers. ... Aircraft pilots and flight engineers. ... Roofers. ... Refuse and recyclable materials collectors. ... Driver/sales workers and truck drivers. ... Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural workers. .

[@ic_clearly]

Never met or ever seen a cop that wants to help.. But see plenty of power tripping gang thugs with badges hurting people, extorting money, and disregarding laws . there will be repercussions.

[@gymraider5602]

People are watching everything being stripped from them and your mad that they are protesting that they would rather gamble on feeding their families over catching a virus that you will probably end up catching anyhow, oh and by the way... That you will live through. Quarantine the sick, not the healthy. You start getting into muddy waters when you strip basic rights for the comfort of a few. Big fan, but You should know that Vic.

[@NeniMaru]

Keeping it real Vic! There's bad apples everywhere. Take care!

[@JYP1M]

Bad apples aren't killing you though. Easy for you to say.

[@bobw1678]

Ah, so the recent spate of abuses we've all seen across the country is just a "few bad apples," hm? Question - if the rest of the apples are so great, then why do they never seem to STOP the bad apples from being bad...? Why do they just seem to...look the other way? Could it just be perhaps that MANY of the apples are bad, and the ones that arent outright bad just dont care enough to STOP them from being bad? Meaning they're ALSO bad, maybe not AS bad, but still bad.

[@dreamdust2633]

Thanks, I gotta love this guy.

[@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD]

I would have agreed with you 20 plus years ago but new law enforcement training and lots of unstable people are polluting our enforcement offices Bad cops are out-scaling the good.

[@edwardflickinger949]

Sorry Vic but until they start to remember the oath they took to uphold the Constitution on the Bible my respect for them will remain very limited. The motto they use of “I am following orders” is not an excuse to act in a bullying and authoritarian manner. Do they have stress yes, but soldiers in my opinion deserve a hell of a lot more respect. They defend the nation and are compensated a lot less. In addition to that the cases of abuse of power are a lot less. After seeing all the cases of “law enforcement” acting in a Gestapo like matter can you blame us for our resistance? Why don’t they use their brains and common sense before they start acting like the German SS or (insert secret police name) stomp on our civil rights! When all hell breaks loose they’re just going to act even more draconian! If you say otherwise then you are a damned fool!

[@foreverprime8852]

Probably the weirdest thing I've noticed about people is that we like to believe ourselves as unique individuals, but the minute we see someone from another culture, race or sexual orientation. We make that person the representation of that group.

[@dominica2765]

I WILL PROTECT MYSELF THANK YOU .

[@bobdonovan34]

I respect the people who volunteer to be a cop or solider for the right reasons. I have them in my family. I think the non-stop insistence we worship them is tiring. Dragging them out in front of every sporting event for mandatory applause is the type of conditioning I don't want. I prefer to choose who my heroes are - not have it shoved down my throat under the guise of patriotism. There's nothing patriotic about the way it's being done. It's an ugly combination of government conditioning and corporate marketing.

[@catl.8081]

Thanks, Vic - for not being afraid to be you and be honest and not tamped down by society and say and do what they want said and done! AMEN, Brother!!!

[@joeyseeds2039]

Vic.... your simply.... friggin phenomenal! .... Dibenedetto 2024 baby !

[@JYP1M]

If the good cops would get rid of these bad cops -- this wouldn't be an issue. As someone who is a fan of yours. It's disappointing to hear you say this rhetoric, but unfortunately I'm not surprised.

[@bobw1678]

Based on how many good vs bad cops we see, if the good cops got rid of the bad ones, our police force would shrink by 85%.

[@kelbel1163]

I love you Vic. You comparing bad cops to bad dentists and such is a little off. Please don't take offense just hear me out and think about it. 1.) Dentists/ mechanics don't have a bunch of "legal" ways to enter my home, pull me over, remove me from my home or vehicle, arrest me or shoot me. 2.) If a dentist/ mechanic assaults me I have right to defend myself and kick the bastard in his balls. If a cop assaults me and I defend myself I will wind up dead or in jail for assaulting an officer. 3.) Dentists and mechanics are not given a badge, a gun, a car, and permission to cruise the neighborhoods. Between my experiences and the experiences of others, there's practically no accountability in police forces around our nation. We have trouble trusting them, not just because there are bad ones (more than you think) but because there are so many good ones that follow the code of not ratting on their own. Love your style. Sláinte to you and yours. Sorry this was so long.

[@animefan2264]

Also when a BAD COP does something WRONG they should be punished appropriate. People the good cops can't speak up since they would lose their job, lose trust from his fellow cops and would be outcast. We need to fix that before we say things we don't know ( a lot of people say good cops speak up)

[@kalashnikovkhodorkovsky8153]

Lol! Yeah Vic,take a sip of water to get more spit fying all over the place.

[@elisekrentzel27]

I LOVE ❤️ you. You talk like my grandparents did in da Bronx

[@jaf1827]

Thanks Vic...you get it!

[@meyrukii4542]

You complain about generalizations, but I hear you make them all the time Vic. You know what ticks me off, hypocrites.

[@weepeeteeee]

Dude you are a KZbin.com God. All your videos are valuable.

[@tgsparkyoriginal]

I’ve got a 17yr old son and all he thinks about is himself. Now he’s no different to any other 17yr old. If COVID19 wasn’t here it would be the same. But these total (no word can describe) ADULTS that think of themselves totally disgusts me. We are all humans and we are ALL fighting the same WAR. We are ALL soldiers fighting the same war. We can’t fight this war if 20% of the people think it doesn’t exist. I am truly disgusted to be a human atm.

[@garyrieck629]

Vic you generalized the gun toting public you aren't fully understanding the full statement in doing so when packing and protesting at same time my friend.

[@TheMrEd67]

it was there choice to be a cop so what . when they start treating people with respect i will treat them with respect its as easy as that .

[@barnacleq9341]

First of all learn how to spell and secondly you're part of the problem you entitled piece of shit.

[@andrewsheppard9084]

Hates generalized comments but labels every one with a rifle as a mental patient....smfh

[@zephjackson7297]

He's talking about the dumb shit tacticool protestors who want to wave a gun in the town hall.

[@chrispate9855]

Cop or no cop,I HAVE good cop friends too...but THEY'LL tell you this, you TAKE everyday chances leaving and coming home daily. So there isn't any generalizing when you ARE called out on YOUR own shit.

[@samuelsmum100]

Didn't know who you were till last night and now I truly believe your the funniest guy I've ever seen. I've been binge watching your videos for hours and haven't laughed so hard in ages. The home depot ones are defo my favourite I just howl at them. Your a legend who now has a new fan here in Northern Ireland keep em coming Vic I love em 🤣🤣🤣

[@kelseydimattei6662]

As a retired police officer I thank you Vic,spot on...now I'll go grab my cawfee n donut!! See I can even jab at myself and take it,just wish society as a whole could do the same.

[@Soniphex]

I swear the volume goes up a little for each one of these. This one really needed a higher volume too so I'm happy you succeeded in that.

[@davidmckenzie3398]

Vic... This is getting old. Stick to your basic comedy.

[@Alchemy_life]

The Corona Mass Spitter strikes again. We need spit regulations now.

[@garyrieck629]

Except when police are the chaos and or blindly violate your rights

[@laid07]

Didn't you just generalize all people who generalize?

[@chrisc1257]

... maybe 50 years ago this would be relevant but, not today.

[@donnamarchese8700]

You go Vic!

[@TheAxe4Ever]

Wow! Coming from a guy that generalizes everybody. But it’s all done in a joke so it’s okay, right?

[@pcp8328]

Good for you Vic keep speaking the truth your awesome.tu sei bravissimo 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Tonithenightowl]

If good cops turned in bad cops ... you wouldn't need Internal Affairs. No one is above the law especially if you're the guy carrying the badge and gun. Most cops are simply doing their job and trying to stay alive at the same time. They are not judge or jury and their job is to STOP/ ARREST those breaking the law but if you don't comply and obey commands, it can and will get ugly.

[@captaincook3693]

Hi Vic, you're 100% right

[@dr.bunterhidenbrobruh5502]

Since when does the military actually fight for OUR country? I don't recall it happening in the past 75 years.

[@FirstnameLastname-bp5cm]

Watching you scream makes me stay calm. I don’t know why, but it really does. Vic, I hope this message helps your blood pressure stay within an allowable range my friend. Cheers

[@tjkashatus6004]

I see Vic I click LOVE YOU MAN!!!!🤘🤘🤘

[@RobertoMartinez-hs3mm]

Love it.

[@SEYEBONOMUSIC-2]

LOLOLOLOLOL!!!😂 Funny way of speaking truth.👍🏻 And all Pop-Tarts are not evil, just because one burnt the roof of your mouth. ⊙⊙

[@PajPobTsuasVaj]

You forgot to wear your seatbelt Vic.😂

[@MaverickDGray]

If good cops are not holding bad cops accountable, are they really good cops?

[@arbenravmanovski74]

Try walking in to ANY Precinct and ask for a Complaint form...and see what happens! You Know more about cops than you care to Admit.

[@Kris_P._Bey_Ken]

I'm pretty sure when you turn in it they will laugh behind your back after leaving it with someone there and then toss it in the trash.

[@ChaosxSpacexMarine]

If they weren't here, we'd have the freedom to self govern and protect ourselves. Police officers are generally good people, that's true, but I'd rather have a world were I can be free to defend myself and not rely on someone coming 15 minutes too late to clean up my family's and my own cadavers.

[@marcuspalermo9529]

Yea they shpuld be on call only.just like cowboy days.i agree with u let me arm my self and I will be fine

[@martinkearney7555]

How long I gotta wait

[@robertdenby8787]

You need to run for President. You have a clear vision.

[@jenmariegarcia76]

Vic, you are my hero!! Fuckin telling it like it is!!! 😂

[@michaelleddick8495]

Vic, I enjoy watching your videos, some I laugh at and some I agree with you. I even share your videos on my social media site for others to watch. The title of this video is “Making Generalizations” and you have some very good points talking about there is good and bad in every group. Your story is heartfelt talking about your family who serve as Police Officers (my heart goes out to them for their selfless service). But then you change your tone talking about “heavily-armed screaming nuts”, “mental patients” and “idiot protesters” with their AK-47s. Are you part of the problem that you begin to explain at 5:10 of the video? Are you “making generalizations” of those that were protesting? I spent 23 years of my adult life serving in the United States Army honorably, selfless serving, and protecting our freedoms. Isnt that what these individuals were doing? Freedom to Protest, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Assembly, Right of the People to keep and Bear Arms? Not to mention this is our tax paying dollars that built that house, office, building. Our tax paying dollars pay the politicians salary why shouldn’t they have to listen to us? Thank you again for what you do, look forward to seeing your next video.

[@ScottForrest420]

Hey Vic, I tend to agree with many of the comments. I have family that are police also so I have seen first hand how that "blue brotherhood" works. In my opinion, because Police Officers are responsible for maintaining the peace, solving crimes, and apprehending criminals when necessary. Unfortunately with little accountability for their actions from peers, the police unions, and the justice system it generates a lot of mistrust for police. As many have already said, if the bad ones were called out by their peers and held accountable for their actions by our justice system this issue would likely NOT be an issue. Police are "supposedly" trained to do their jobs properly: deescalate a situation, know the law, and to properly interact with the public. Our LEO's should be held to a higher standard because they are the ones entrusted to UPHOLD our laws, NOT a lower standard than an average citizen. They are supposed to be the professionals. Distressingly we see more and more abuse of power, and more killings of unarmed and/or innocent civilians. That can't be allowed to be swept under the rug because...he's blue. That is bullshit. I agree with the generalization issue, that is not right. But when it comes to police and your interactions with them, HOW DO YOU KNOW WHICH ARE THE GOOD ONES? Because in this day and age, you can't just assume an Officer is a good one, because if you guess wrong you could be dead.

[@bergydermeister5616]

Ask Daniel Shavers fiance who was murdered while he was unarmed and begging for his life in a phoenix La Quinta Inn hall way ,in Mesa arazona by Philip brailsford who works for the Mesa Arizona Police domestic terrorism Squad how she feels about police officers my liberal friend AKA Comrade

[@theswiller85]

Individuals, not the whole pie. Open your mind!

[@TheBigGSN5]

Stanley Williams The rest don’t hold the worst accountable.

[@vizeas]

Ask the mother of Tamar rice those cops gunned that child down for no reason.

[@helluvastart]

18. Police and sheriff's patrol officers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 12.9 per 100,000 workers • Total: 95 fatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Violence and other injuries by persons or animals • Median annual wage: $61,050 16. Construction laborers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 14.3 per 100,000 workers • Total: 259 fatal injuries, 21,760 nonfatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Falls, slips, trips • Median annual wage: $34,530 12. First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 17.4 per 100,000 workers • Total: 121 fatal injuries, 5,320 nonfatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Falls, slips, trips • Median annual wage: $64,070 11. Miscellaneous agricultural workers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 17.7 per 100,000 workers • Total: 154 fatal injuries, 13,500 nonfatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Transportation incidents • Median annual wage: $23,710 8. Farmers, ranchers and other agricultural managers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 24.0 per 100,000 workers • Total: 258 fatal injuries, 180 nonfatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Transportation incidents • Median annual wage: $69,620 7. Driver/sales workers and truck drivers • Fatal injuries in 2017: 26.9 per 100,000 workers • Total: 987 fatal injuries, 77,470 nonfatal injuries • Most common fatal accidents: Transportation incidents • Median annual wage: $37,610

[@real_abiola]

Well if the good ones don’t want to speak up against the bad ones then 🥴

[@scottwatson8836]

Vic don’t forget about Correction officers too.Their job are extremely dangerous and they don’t get any recognition at all.

[@alicewhitelhpw7517]

Vic for President

[@MegaToonzNetwork]

Meredith Wilson for PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!!

[@Timbales1979]

Mr. Raleigh D. Um, no. Look at her channel. This woman is a total fucking kook. ...Vic can piss off as POTUS, too, if he's so fucking pro-cops.

[@MegaToonzNetwork]

@@Timbales1979 I think I opened a can of worms. Sorry man.

[@alicewhitelhpw7517]

@@Timbales1979 oh what don't you like about my channel. Its good to get input so I can make it better.

[@alicewhitelhpw7517]

@@MegaToonzNetwork well thank you but if I was president, then I'd off every damn traitor in the govt. & I'd probably get assassinated in the process. It would be a regular Roman Empire 😂

[@birukabebe4787]

I enjoy most of your videos, you're awesome! But you're talking about "Making Generalizations" and going on about cops, when clearly that doesn't even come close to bigger issue. This almost ticked me off!

[@davehoward22]

100% agree vic👍 as usual.. (shit,...im not even American😅)

[@harrisonh1054]

Police culture in America is toxic. Cops won't turn in bad cops. Accountability is nearly zero for a wrongdoing officer. It is deeper than just the police officers, it's the entire US "justice" system. It's apparent that bad faith policing is a common occurrence all over the country, yet the officers are rarely held accountable for their wrongdoings, and I'm not talking about accidental mistakes, I'm talking about intentional wrongdoings. The people will not respect the police or the justice system until they respect us.

[@timsongster]

generalization #77 ALL comedians are funny...

[@michaelknight4920]

First off, your videos are hilarious and I really enjoy your talent of being a comedian.....However, I take issue with some of the content in this one. The whole mindset of "police are amazing individuals who put their lives on the line every day so we should put them up on a pedestal" First off, contrary to popular belief, including yours, being a police officer is not even in the top 15 most dangerous jobs.....Second, its not like the were chosen in a draft lottery like the Vietnam war. Law enforcement is a job (just like other dangerous jobs) that the individual volunteered to do. You are correct that with the current pandemic, they are in much more danger than they typically are. They do have a choice - It is a job that they can quit and find another one. I am not saying that is an easy decision but it is an option. Here is another thing - you are right, people make mistakes. However, if somebody in law enforcement makes a mistake (a major mistake, like killing somebody), they may not have the same consequences as a private citizen who doesn't have a shield and the backing of their colleagues. How many videos can you watch of police shooting unarmed people of color and then have them outright lie about what happened to protect themselves. Also, something you didn't mention - you are a white male and are used to the police being on your side. People of color - especially those in poor neighborhoods simply don't have that luxury. And your friends and relatives that you refer to as "beautiful people who live their lives with honor and integrity". You feel that way because they are your friends and relatives. I doubt that they would volunteer any shady stuff that they have contributed to while in an official capacity during their time on the job. Like you said, nobody is perfect. There is just too much evidence just through videos that shows this may not be the truth. It is pretty obvious that police work attracts bullies and for good reason. They have a lot of power considering the time and training it takes to become a cop. Maybe there are more good ones than bad ones but you cannot argue that somebody with an attitude problem (that society is supposed to take orders from) with a nightstick and gun can abuse that power. I would like to believe that most don't. Also, like a lot of state jobs, plenty of people become police officers because they can retire with a full pension after 20 years. And if they get hurt on the job (which many people do, not just cops), they can get 3/4 pay for the rest of their lives. And before you react in the knee jerk way that I expect you will - i.e. "You don't like cops, don't call them, let's see how that works out" try to think it through. Now, you may think from this comment that I am one of the police haters but I am definitely not. The police are absolutely a necessary component of a civilized society and the world would be WAY worse than it is if they were not around. However, they are human beings doing a human job and I just don't accept the generalization (which coincidentally is the point of your video) that most cops are outstanding professionals who do an amazing job day in and day out. We are already in a world of pain - with or without people who make generalizations

[@Thrashedcrow]

Good cops that turn a blind eye to the actions of bad cops should be charged as accessory to the crime. EQUAL JUSTICE, cause we the citizens get that, so they should get held to the same standards, at the very least! That's why they ALL get the shit end of the stick cause it don't happen!