Who’s paying the price of El Salvador’s War on Gangs? | Hasanabi Reacts to Bianca Gaulau
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2024
- Hasan reacts to a series of videos covering the sad state of prisons and gangs in El Salvador, and exploring the root causes of the issues! Also featuring Luisito Comunica and other documentaries.
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That’s amazing, Hasan should report on bucacki at CPAC and the 50 cop cities opening in the US
Nadie sebe la verdad del Salvador y gracias por reportar las injusticas de.esta dictadura
No she did not 😂 she made this documentary to make #Bukele look like a dictator and that most citizens are scared 😂 even the music omg this is crazy
No she did not 😂 she made this documentary to make #Bukele look like a dictator and that most citizens are scared 😂 even the music omg this is crazy
ya podes robar maje ? Ignarancia pura!
Glad that Hasan addressed the gang violence export from the US to El Salvador. It’s literally what happened.
also these are ethnically el salvadoreans. or latinos in some form. not WASPs. thanks
What do you think the U.S. should do with illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes in the U.S.? You think they shouldn’t send them back to their native country??
No it isn’t you goober….
The U.S. didn’t export our criminals to any other country, we deal with them in house, now people that are illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes in the US, those people serve their time in the US for what they did, and then are deported back to whichever country they came from to here illegally, it’s a crazy concept to not want other countries criminals in our country after they served their time I know….
The way Hassan said it, he tried to imply, that what trump said about Mexico sending their criminals to the US (not saying Mexico actually did but he’s comparing it to Trumps comment like they did to try to make a point that is completely false), would be like the US sending US citizens who committed violent crimes to another country, which is simply untrue, and to pretend that the US did anything wrong deporting illegal Salvadoran immigrants, back to El Salvador after serving their sentences for violent crimes, is down right childish.
Wonder when he will address latin america exporting crime and drugs to US. It's literally what happened
@@patrickgf8406 “Latin America” isn’t a country to “export” anything, and the US is the one who exported crime and gangs who began in the U.S. as a response to bigger gang violence (police.) you thought you did something.
EL SALVADOR MENTIONED!!! 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
But at what cost... 😔 (Get me out of this god forsaken country)
although I may not be SALVADOREAN, we shall fight for a stable, socialist EL SALVADOR, free of capitalist and fascistic intervention! (sorry i was writing this when i recently talked to someone about intervention in Nicaragua and it was late at night, guess my westoid-indian whitewashed brain popped into play 😭)
@@noveled_1 dawg wtf you on about I'm Salvadorean lmaoo
Stay and help fix your country
@@noveled_1 Nicaragua is revisionist
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I'm from the country right next to El Salvador, Honduras, what gang members are doing now days is to not have those obvious tattoos identifying them as a gang members, so you never know who belongs to a gang or the narcos, Issue with my country is the corruption in the police force, its scary because you cannot report anybody to the police, because the police themselves will snitch on you, so if something happens or you see something is better to stay quiet instead of putting yourself in danger or your love ones.
Honestly. They should just unify. I have grandparents from Honduras, and the ties to both are deep. Same accent, slang, and overall culture. The issue with Honduras is, it's both a Narco state and gang infested one. In some ways, it's even worse than Colombia or Mexico. If Bukele never got elected, I don't think ES would be where it is in terms of the safety. That said, I'm no pro Bukele for other reasons.
Land degradation and lack of environmentalism has made farmland a premium. So agriculture isn't being spurred. Lack of natural resources leaves us with no robust economy. Honduras is facing the same thing now that its population has passed ours for the first time. Both countries need each other and I wish we'd end the petty ego the past generations. We're from the same bloodline from the same Mayan tribes.
Hasan watching a Luisito was definitely not in my bingo card. I gotta say, as someone who has seen almost evey video made by luisito, this was definitely one of his words videos ever. Granted the english translation has a lot of mistranslations, however the Spanish version is not that much better. This video was definitely an ad for the industrial complex
I mean, it was pretty obvious that it was going to be propaganda, there's no way they would let him in to film if he wasn't going to glaze the government up and praise every single thing.
I thought you were going to say that you hated the video because of Luisito's position kissing the ass of Bukele, but whatever.
It was his first video I've seen and it seemed incredibly weird how this guy of all people got exclusive access to this prison
Been going to El Salvador all my life 30+ yrs. I can tell you 1st hand the quality of life Improvement is incredible. I remember constantly being told not to go to specific areas because they're controlled by the gangs. I went back in 2019 and the difference is stark. There is a constant military or police presence, instead of tatted up narcos. Less people are getting hit up for "rent." My cousin was in the military in 2010, he told me their soldiers weren't even issued bullets, and they had to get their own boots. People are actually thriving now. You have to understand what these people, there is no human rights. They rape, they kill, they extort, they burn people... this is why you get such a positive reaction from the populace, because they're tired of the government stealing money and allowing the gangs to run rampant. Funding "human rights activists" to protest a gangbangers trial. Bukele has laid the groundwork to pull the country out of obscurity and extreme poverty
I understand the feeling of seeing improvement with your personal experiences and being confused as to where the negatives are. My wife's family is from El Salvador and do nothing, but rave about how much better it is there. I mean it's obviously an improvement when citizens don't have to worry about bombs going off in buses and ducking behind cars from stray bullets on your way to run daily errands. But I encourage you to try to understand the negative impact Bukele's actions have had on the people affected as well. Imagine your children or loved ones being taken and thrown in prison, had their rights stripped away, brutally beaten, and never seen again. All because they were out on the street at the wrong time, or some random cop just decided they looked suspicious. Sacrificing human rights for security is never a morally correct choice
The audio is automatically generated by AI based on the subtitles translated from spanish generated by youtube, basically the ai just reads the subtitles aloud, that's why its wonky
I’ve spent a lot of time there. gangs are real bad but at the same time most of these guys are forced into the gangs as kids. it’s either join, die or never leave your house. I know people who have been in that position.
That’s what I keep telling people but they’re like so be it and I’m like ??????
@Rockardo_ when every business had to pay rent to gangs or die, or people would get killed over 5 bucks. The population wanted gangs gone, by literally any means necessary.
Same thing happens here in portugal. I studied in a school that had a mix of extremely poor people and extremely rich people. I got to see people be forced into selling drugs as kids because it was the only possible way to make money to eat. Luckily, the school mixed everyone up so the rich kids and I got to understand how bad it can get.
I've seen relationships between these families bring people out of poverty. Unfortunately it's not like this in most of Portugal
@@flarebear5346fdx esta deve ser a melhor piada que li na semana 😂
Would you hold the same view towards Wehrmacht Soldiers who were drafted at age 14, 15, 16, 17 like many have been?
I never thought Luisito Comunica would be in a Hasanabi Stream
Saaamee, this is shoking lol
That ass dub is so clearly AI I wonder why he'd release it like that
I’m conflicted with Bukele’s government cuz my aunt was a victim of the Salvadoran gangs extorting her farm which forced her to immigrate to the US. While I understand what Hasan means & agree with almost everything he said, I’d be lying if I didn’t mention it gives me satisfaction that they’re getting a taste of the same treatment & fear they’ve instilled in ordinary citizens for decades.🤷♂️ BUT I don’t like how they’re imprisoning innocent folk who were forced to collaborate with MS 13 & are now double victims (by the government & the gangs).
True, though, chances are, the gang members are getting special treatment while the innocent people experience brutality
@@sirius1696all prisoners experience brutality
That’s why i’m thinking what other choice is there? I haven’t done research into other potential solutions but something had to happen eventually.
You are conflicted because you are still inside a liberal feeling based mindset. There is no material analysis in your explanation and especially a historical one of this region in Latin America would show you that these solutions have been done before and they are never long lasting because they are bandaids that do not address the fundamental root causes for the violence. The number of murders per capita dripping to historic levels in el salvador means nothing when you look at the poverty rate, its still growing. The migrants leaving el salvador is still a constant despite the droppings in the per capita murder rate and the life expectancy has not increased its stagnant since the pandemic, the bigger picture is not what you feel it is.
@@crazyheropenguin “i havent done research” there is your answer right there. No investigation just reactionary feeling response.
It pisses me off how there is no mention of the Territorial Control Plan that Bukele is implementing. The six-stage plan includes short but also medium- and long-term solutions for the fight against crime and poverty in El Salvador through the bettering of the living conditions and high investment in education and health programs, the biased news coverage of course doesn't cover it. However some points to concede is that is that due process is necessary and way too many people are today arrested in el Salvador that shouldn't be. The measures are extreme yes but El Salvador is now the safest country in Latin America and it did that after being the most dangerous one, the gang problem was outta control in El Salvador and as a Honduran i know this and trust me all of us want a Bukele type strategy to end the reign of terror of the gangs here.
Another concern is the gang just move to the bordering state. That's what basically happen to Chinese triad. Now they operate in Myanmar and Cambodia.
They are already going to places like Mexico and Guatemala, and even in the US. It’s important to keep the borders protected in all countries. In Mexico they have already started cutting down civilians with machetes. I definitely agree with your point👍
leave it to americans to dictate what another country should do
In 10 years the number of innocent people in those prisons will come to light. In my country, Colombia, they tried something similar and killed at least 4,200 innocent people just to show results.
And I bet that many people didn't care
and i bet way more than 4200 innocents would have died if gangs were given the freedom to do whatever they want
@@mauler7303Not really, gangs left alone tend to work together to maximize profit. You cut them from the root problems: addressing the demand of drugs and addressing the need to form gangs from a lack of opportunities in employment and better material conditions. Fighting them puts pressure on them to arm themselves and retaliate.
@@ericktellez7632 how are you gonna address them from the root? Do you see what the cartel does in Mexico? Whenever the mexican government tries to do something negative against the cartel, the cartel literally commits a massacre and assassinates all the cops involved. El Salvador doesn't have the resources to try to solve the problem the way you're saying, imprisoning them all is less riskier and more efficient because it stops them from doing their thing, even if it's at least short term. And even if the gangs try to fight back, they wouldn't succeed because most of their force is imprisoned. Besides, even if the incarceration rate is higher now, and some innocent people got imprisoned, at least El Salvador's citizens can walk in the streets without dying now.
Classic. Commie was nowhere to be seen when those monsters were murdering women and children in broad daylight, now there it is pretend to be concerned about collateral damage.
Ive been WAITING for him to talk about this
He also pass a law making it illegal for making monuments out of MS-13 dead member's graves,. This was a practice these gangs had to promote their impunity and help recruit more members. Police teared down hundreds of expensive and elaborate monuments and headstone all over Salvador.
based
Haven’t watched the video yet, but wanted to put a Salvadorans view in here. My parents fled during the civil war, I have relatives that were in the rebellion and murdered. My father totally supports this. My mother is a bit torn by how they’re treated in the prison. And family members, of all ages in El Salvador, all support this and love bukele. I’ve spent time their yearly my whole life, and it was nightmarish the way everyone had to live. Life is much better. I can only say that I hope this is a temporary crack down and things ease up as time goes on.
I'm sorry to tell you this, but it never eases. I'm from the Philippines where they did a similar thing. I can tell you that they just continue
I heard that because all gang members are tattooed, so it is easy to identify who are with the gang. Is this true? Thanks!
History has the final say here, and I'm sorry to tell you: it never eases. Ever. El Salvador's willing descent into fascism is the most predictable part of the story.
same i’m really conflicted because i saw the before and after while visiting family over the years but at what cost
Did you not hear Bukele responding to accusations of destroying democracy with yeah but I'll be a cool dictator. It won't ease up for a long time and if it ever does, it'll turn out that the problem wasn't actually solved. Just temporarily disappeared
Fascism actually just works
Salvi here. You’re gonna have this video swarmed by Bukele stans. I guarantee it.
Nah. I went to El Salvador earlier this year and found it nice and interesting. I never thought in a million years I would visit that shithole. Now i'm surprised how well the country is. Bukele deserves major credit.
He has stand for a reason though
Hopefully you can understand that
Is it really surprising?
El Salvador went from being the m**rder capital of the world
To 500 days with no violent d*"aths
I'm a liberal but Bukele is the man
@@theONE-mb1wylol you are exactly who he is talking about
@@keithtorrence2487 idk where on earth did i type "OMG Bukele is amazing!! The best leader hands down!!!" . Give credit where credit is due my man. Don't be a hater. Let me guess you are a libtard ?
How easy it is to criticize with this typical cheap American morality when they have no idea what life was like for the Salvadoran people 🤣
Our Nation has become the most safest Central American Nation but at what cost; this.
You have no idea how much suffering we have insured, My mother had a gun pointed at her belly when pregnant, these prisons shows a positive picture. Not a negative.
How do you rehabilitate a man that has murdered so much that he can’t even remember the number? All those families have been destroyed too
Dude ? Are you surprised that a lefty like hasan doesn't like criminals to be punished?😂
Why start there and not with the people 1000 children with only 30% link to gangs. That's only 300 which is a much smaller number.
Welp, this feels so close to home. Hola Hasan!
If we imagine crime to be something like a leaky faucet, the El Salvadoran government acknowledged that the water pressure might be a problem, but instead of like actually implementing systematic change, they just like built a new house with the same blueprint.
The better analogy would be that the El Salvadorian government put a plug in the faucet.
As a sidenote, i am also not sure they had the resorces to implement systematic change.
Not defending their actions btw.
What do you mean by systemic change? Because this is literally systemic change.
this analogy is dog water, el salvador is like a burning building it has to be put out and then rebuilt, if you try and rebuild while the building is still on fire you will get no where, there’s not point in building schools because they will get ransacked attacked and destroyed, students will be robbed and killed, you clearly have never lived or experienced high levels of crime and it shows, you can’t fix this kind of problem with “generic ass system change the prevents the bad thing from happening” while the bad thing are happening at such a degree that it makes any attempts to build something pointless.
@@faber3969 No, it's literally not systemic change in any way. They've done NOTHING up change how the gangs, economy, etc work. They essentially just started firing into a crowd, knowing the crowd was arty least 70% innocent civilians.
@@DrMattHH Gangs are no longer able to function as an institution. Their extortion rackets are dead, they can't recruit new members, they certainly won't be tattooing themselves anymore, their graves and memorials have been destroyed, and if they murder someone, their entire town will be encircled by the military and put under siege.
Whether or not they see a resurgence, Salvadoran society no longer considers gang membership tolerable, while before it was considered part of life. The idea that they're even afraid of law enforcement (remember, this all started when they flagrantly murdered 80 people in defiance of the government) is systemic change in and of itself.
To his credit Bukele has always said creating economic opportunities was the only long term solution to crime but that doesn't happen overnight.
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At first I thougth I was going to disagree with Hasan, but I think that I ended up mostly agreeing with his points.
Certainly something had to be done in El Salvador, but there are too many problems with the approach taken.
As an European white man whose worse fear is running out of milk for the morning coffee, I cannot fault Salvadorians for wanting a brutal crackdown of the Maras that are brutally murdering thousands upon thousands of innocent people for the most menial things. But at the same time, distance from the situation also gives you perspective that you, understandably, may lack when your life is in constant danger.
did the Spanish word for 'warden' get mistranslated into 'Lord'? lol latin languages be funny, my dude.
love the editor's comments 😂
Love Hasan and agree with him on mostly everything but there are some nuances he missed. I’m saying this is a Salvadoran. The situation of Bukeles popularity has arisen in the context of a tumultuous political climate. The leftist party(FMLN) recently , has failed to get any seats in this recent election yes due to Bukeles popularity but also due to their horrible reputation on corruption and crime. That isn’t to say leftist policy is bad, but that those specific individuals in power made it look bad. Bukele is also not as right wing as he suspects. In his time before presidency as a mayor he reached many goals in increasing the literacy rate, investing in infrastructure, investing in after school program/education and starting projects into water purification. All of this he continues into today. I would argue that the only big right wing thing in his belt is his brutal handling of crime. The rest is just rhetoric to win over right wingers and Salvadorans that think he’s fully conservative(which he’s not, Salvadorans are like really Christian typically so they’ll vote for him). That being said, Salvadorans are not without agency. I agree with Hasan, we need to respect human rights and end this state of emergency and return to due process. I, however, disagree that any of the gang members should be released back into society. Salvadorans can finally breathe without fearing murder and extortion. Also, I reject the idea that the current US administration has anything to do with the current Salvadoran administration. If anything there is much less support than before which is why El Salvador is also turning to China. At least I hope it doesn’t. That CPAC appearance does make me nervous. The US has absolutely violated all of central america.
Oh it’s coming to the US, 50 cop cities are opening and MSM isn’t reporting on them. Bye everyone
Also, I will add another critique I have of Bukele is his position on the Palestinian genocide. Past tweets show he supported a free Palestine but now he makes no comments. I suspect because he doesn’t want to get on the US bad side, but it pisses me off that he isn’t also on the side of holding the US accountable especially as he is ethnically descended from Palestinians
@DjNitroShock it's mostly because he has a mega prison like Israel and his opponents will pull thr "whataboutisms". Its a smart move on his part not to look like a hypocrite.
@@asscheeks3212 50 cop cities quietly opening across the US and not a peep from the press 🤔
@@SixOneNiner23 cops are getting popular after seeing the failed justice system of New York and California, El Salvador is also seen positively by most Latin American nations nowadays.
Pinche luisito ni reviso el audio hecho con IA jajajaja
The AI translator was absolutely drunk, goddamn. Vamo' a darle => Let's give him, lmaooooo.
Vamo a darle is like “let’s get going” in most of Mexico but it can be used in several context to make clear one should proceed
All the expressions were severely wrong, in fact, I think that it was weirder to find a phrase that wasn’t mistranslated or completely unrelated.
Deported gang members were also treated like celebs when they arrived.
I think it had to start like this. The fact that crime was as rampant as it was. I don't think there was any other way. They will have to try to sift through the prisoners and try to rehabilitate those who can be. There's no way to tell whether they will do that or not.
12:12 Yeah, it is disturbing. People do not take into account the consequences of such measures.
bro the stuff about Sydney was cringe :0
I’ve never heard someone call themselves “Salvi” I’m Salvadorian-American
stunlock warning was the best part of the video.
Salvi here.
I can't believe Hasan covered this, honestly I fucked up situation.
I don't think it is stable in the long term. The city is secure and I can tell you finally as a Salvadoran you feel a bit more safe.
Many of the arguments in favor of Bukele sound a hell of a lot like "at least the trains ran on time" to me
This is quite literally working. Crime has gotten extremely low
@@rad8311 "At least the trains ran on time"
The privilege to compare that with not being able to leave your house without fearing for your life everyday. You just never lived in a gang-infested country and that's fine, but just try to have some empathy. You can criticize the facistic government without diminishing the suffering of the people at the hands of the gangs. C'mon...@@daliareds
@@daliaredsand? Good
@@daliareds at least families and children aren’t being raped, murdered and extorted by gangs 💯
For this huge RUclipsrs the AI takes their voice and automatically generates audio for multiple languages
i like how president of el Salvador is originally palistianian just buzzed passed peoples heads like " oh thats very common" lmao thats super interesting
He’s palestenian descent. He’s second or third generation now. Was born in el salvador to a salvadoran mother with a salvi wife now and has mostly resided in el salvador. If he has ties to Palestine its not as strong as his love for the country he was born in :T
Steve Job's father was from Syria. Trump's 3/4 German. Haley's parents and Harris's mother were from India. Trump's lawyer, Ivanka2, her parents were from Iraq.
Some less weird to me than Peru's most infamous fascist being Japanese and looking like the most average Japanese salaryman
ES had one of the largest Palestinian immigrant populations in Latin America. Prior to WWII.
I mean, there’s many Palestinians everywhere. It’s almost like they were forced out of their country or something.
If normality is being returned down the barrel of a gun, THAT ISN'T NORMALITY.
Really easy for a comfortable westerner to "heh thats not helpful sweaty" the way el-salvador handles this, but for the people who have to suffer that ever encroaching terror, this is why Bukele is popular.
I have loved ones there and I'm conflicted on if its safe to go back. Used to go every couple years and I'd been stopped by cops before just walking down the street, and my passport copy and native English tongue probably bailed me out. It seems like now, there's no guarantee of not ending up in a bad situation with the state, even though the streets may be safer from gang violence.
Sounds like a dictatorship
El Salvador is now the safest country in western hemisphere.
The safety some feel is replaced by fear for others. At any moment, you can be taken by the police because someone accuses you of being a gang member. Innocent people are dying in prison before they can even get in front of a judge.
Two of my cousins were placed in prison. One of them died-he was only 20-and the other has a lawyer fighting to get him out. They did nothing wrong. One was accused by someone upset at him. The other was “associated” with the gang that ran their neighborhood. The only reason he interacted with them was to pay the dues they place on everyone to ensure “protection.”
You are making stuff up and you know it.
Bruh you sound stupid, go visit the country yourself. I can tell u that everybody feels safer and happier since bukele
Salvadoran born migrant that came to the US at the age of 3 here
My parents fled the country, fearing for my safety because of the growth of gangs and gang violence as a result of the deportation of LA based gang members.
I am both happy to see my country get mentioned but upset it's because of our large-scale incarceration
32:56 I think he was trying to say "yes I can say we're perfect" or "is there an expectation for us to have a perfect record?"
Which still bad but is more reasonable
Think it's a language barrier
But anyway I also think it's better to have the state clamp down
Like at least the cops aren't pushing drugs and making ppl mules
And also don't we always say how hopeless Mexico is bcos the government is crippled by the violent gangs
And do we not say all the time it's valid for ppl to escape to America bcos of those gangs and how insanely violent they are?
And don't we always bemoan the government bowing to the gangs?
Edit: okay the desecration of the graves thing is INSANE tho
Like just WHY
If you’ve ever lived or have family that lived in El Salvador you’ll know that those gangs extorted the poorest in the area and have been proven to haunt the progression of El Salvador’s economy
This is why he’s widely popular despite the negative consequences he has made El Salvador safer for the vast majority of people 😊
El Salvador has more infrastructure and so much safety now that the people are very grateful for bukele.
Bukele is a Godsend to El Salvador 🇸🇻
Salem witch trials phenomenon on a bigger scale. the holocaust still being the biggest example so far.
The thing is , there’s now work being done preventing them from turning in to thugs in the first place
just clicked on the video , is it the 3 letters org ? Let's find out
El Salvador mentioned 🎉 🇸🇻 round of Suprema for everybody 🍻
el salvador should just send the prisoners to america
If this isn’t the right solution to the most severe violence problem in the world, then what is? I’m genuinely curious to know what you think a better solution to solving the gang problem in the murder capital of the world is
This guy has 40mil subs but cant manage a coherent english translation?
The PCC (First Command of the Capital in portuguese) is the biggest gang faction in Brazil, it's highly organized crime controls politics, police and it has a international reach, the PCC was created inside the penitential system, in one of São Paulo's prisons on 93, directly because of the extreme violence that occurred inside of Brazil's penitentiary system and because of Carandiru's massacre (Carandiru was brazil's most violent and highest security prison, being created in 1920, it's violence was aggravated during the facist military dictatorship period of Brazil, it was one of if not the biggest prison in Brazil, at one point the second biggest in the world, it's massacre happened in October 2nd 1992, where the state's militarized police force invaded the prison and started killing every prisioner they encontered, leaving 111 dead and 110 injured, with the most horrifying display of state violence you can imagine and see from the victim's reports of the accident. The militar police invaded and did this bloodshed in the prison due to a small rebellion that broke in one of it's divisions, after prision oficials tried to lock all of the sector's prisioners back into their cells for the entire day after a small fight occoured in the cortyard between 2 prisioners at 10 am).
The PCC is what it is because of the type of state violence that is happening in El Salvador, PCC in it's inception ought to organize criminals both inside and outside prisions to combat state opression and neglet with the penitential population (oppression and neglet that occurs until this day, just look up the thousands of human rights violations that happen in every Brazilian prison).
I 1000% agreed with Hassan, the Salvadorian population was so forsaken by previous administrations that the would gladly give up their civil rights to Walk outside of their homes without the fear of gangs, tragically bukele is just exploiting their desperation and bankrupting the country to never before levels of extreme poverty... Since you already touched the subject it would be really interesting if you covered the force displacement of local people in El Zonte to make room for internaional investors in the good old name of "tourism" and "progress"
Who was the previous administration?
Oh, socialists. And they have enables this mess.
Goddamn, if Italian mafia is pure cringe, Southern American mafia is the KING of le CRINGE, and the state is just making it stronger by arresting everyone like that, the soldiers get arrested while the boss stays on the top and gets richer and more defensive. They'll never crack anything down this way.
I agree with most of your points on Bukele. I’m half Salvadoran and Bukele has been throwing people even barely affiliated or somewhat related to gangs and the problem is that he’s also been doing governmental things that make him look like a dictator but he brought the murder rate down and made people safe so the people don’t care
300th like! 👍😊❤
WE JUST CAME OFF FROM TALKING ABOUT EL SALVADOR BRUHHHH
Speaking as a Mexican-American on the border of Texas, Xochitl Gálvez, one of the 2 female candidates of the upcoming Mexican elections seems like she is gearing up to become the next Bukele, promising to INCREASE incarcerations and building a central prison/reclusorio/penal colony(?)
Meanwhile Claudia Sheinbaum seems to focus more on intelligence gathering.
Claudia will win in a landslide.
Hasa reaccionando a un video de Luisito, no puedo creeeer
7000 innocents have been released. Dude is clueless.
dang i did not know the brutality of this situation and the origins of it wtf
His beard grows so fast
13:12 yeah having tattoos will get you in trouble. They have a really stupid way of seeing things. It’s like taboo still. It’s not illegal but they think it’s gang activity. They’ll label you as a gang member or compare you or trying to look like a gang member. The police aren’t allowed to have tattoos. Both my older brothers have tattoos and if they were to deported they more than likely get in trouble.
My parents are from El Salvador but I was born here in the U.S.
Those tatoos symbolise affiliation with a gang. I've seen a lot of pro-crime leftists saying that "some people tattoo themselves with it for protection hoping they won't target their own", which is idiotic, because that is quite literally like painting a target for a rival gang and if the gang you are pretending to be a part of will caught you, they'll slaughter you for being an impostor. Everyone in El Salvador knows that.
When someone has tattoo, they are guilty as charged.
32:35 hard disagree, honesty is important. no system is just, its impossible.
The truth is Salvador is a better place if it works and the majority like it so what I didn’t see hasanabi covering Salvador before buekel why now because it fits his narrative
Okay the destruction of graves is really fucked up. I don’t if humans have any scope for ever becoming sensible beings
I get that it’s fucked up but the gangs literally killed innocent people, chopping their bodies with machetes, burning bodies, and so much more.
gansters and criminals are scary. but uncle same with his tanks and nukes is SCARIER.
Video can't be watched as it rn, it's muted and widescreened
You're too fast! RUclips like to publish videos a bit before they finish processing them, especially on mobile, everything should be okay if you try again in a minute or two :)
lol watches the people tell their stories about what the gangs took from them while silent then goes "bbbbbbut AMERICA"
You can’t change people who don’t want to change.
Dude, this is literally the same standards that the us prison system has. Just copy and paste.
If you were in a prison and a RUclipsr came and filmed you urinating, would you sue him?
He could tell us about it and showed the urinal without actually filming it.
THANK GOD. IF DUA’S STAFF ARE TAKING NOTES FROM KYLIE, WE ARE ALL GOING TO RECEIVE THE BLESSINGS OF THE MOST HIGH MINOGUE. 🤩
Ay muchacho, escuchar el relato de ese joven fue horrible. Sobretodo porque claramente él es alguien muy honesto y de buen corazón.
I could have sworn that it was Hasan being frisked in the beginning
1:50 Real, he is just doing propaganda.
En los videos nunca salen Los lideres de pandillas sigue afuera
Finally u are talking about this shit
Dude, this looks like Spiffing Brit exploiting on Tropicalia 6, but its real life instead... insane
One thing happened too in France when they made a prison for islamic terrorists is that inmates ended up even more radicalized because of only frequenting each others.
So one thing that might happens in the future for Salvadore is that gang members will be even more united and organized.
44:00 LMAO HASAN!!!
I’m pretty sure the “clean-up” isn’t so that Salvadorans can walk around safely but so that eventually foreigners can gentrify El Salvador like they doing in Puerto Rico.
That’s why all the fancy propaganda of the stuff they doing gets promoted internationally. This isn’t for the “gente” of El Salvador even if it seems that way currently. I hope I’m wrong.
@@greenheart9087 same. Hopefully, we're both wrong.
Sounds like he dubbed his own video
The line
What other solution is there though??? All hasan does is explain how it’s the usas fault but he has no answer for solving the issue just catering to his fan base and they end up satisfied by being right, the people of Salvador spoke it’s their country there are pro and cons to any solution
He called Luisito a fascist 💀
Classic lefty move xdxd
If you know about history, you know liberalism aligns with fascism. Doesn't he have a business or something? Plus, a lot of spanish speaking famous figures are openly liberal/neoliberal.
To be fair this isn't exactly war on drugs like in the US... its more a war on gang violence and murders. Its nearly impossible to properly convict gang members of violent crimes because of their unwillingness to testify and ability to threaten witnesses so the solution was to incarcerate anyone with a gang tattoo without trial. I understand that this won't be a long term solution, but I don't see any other viable path that could turn the violence around. I just have no idea of what would be done at this point going forward. Many imprisoned are bonafide murderers, but some are wrongly imprisoned and getting any convictions would be near impossible without fabricating evidence. So do you release these inmates? I don't know. I believe in rehabilitation, but I don't believe parole is acceptable for murder. Not sure what will happen in the future, perhaps an entire generation is just lost as they are held in prison until they die, it will absolutely cost a fortune. The situation was so far gone that I have no ideas... kinda similar to the situation in Haiti right now where the violence is so bad that marshal law and mass arrests (even temporary) might be the only solution moving forward.
El Salvador is doing a lot better than the US
Aware
So glad crime doesn’t exist anymore, prisons are awesome! 😁👍
The imposition of a "western-style democracy" onto countries that are a development stage that makes such a political system anachronistic is a form of imperialism.
El Salvador has started to resolve some of the contradictions of such an imposition.
SOUNDS VERY FAMILIAR IN THE US
The Lord is waiting for us so let's give him 🙏
Idk it’s hard but when I hear of friends of family members having their moms tongue being ripped out of their mouths and hands off right in front of them what do you do? I get it innocent people have gotten riled up but what do you do? How tf do you know who got forced to do this and who didn’t. I don’t think any of y’all would show mercy to an individual that did that to your wife, daughter, son, or nephews.
Hasan won't listen he'll literally call the imprisonment of violent criminals facist even if the situation in el Salvador was untenable. The u.s. caused this issue but now that they're solving it a white man will tell them that what there doing is wrong🙄
you give people due process not blanket sweeps
@@fw_it2334"i rather be a fascist than support hasan" u said that
You do the bare minimum of police work and arrest the appropriate people? This is literally “when all you have is a hammer” mentality and solves nothing.
Exactly what Hasan mentioned in this video multiple times.
@@tennicksalvarez9079well, well, well you people repeat such black and white buzzwords so what response are you expecting from me when you've already put people into a label. If supporting prisons is the answer to peace then Ill say it again I'd rather be your idea of a "facist" than support this coward community.
Look, I’m a leftist and I watch Hassan all the time, but in this type of situation what do you do? This is not some first world country with a lot of money where they can hire special police forces in mental health professionals, and all these things, and do like economic populism. This country cannot handle that type of programs. As a government, you need control in the basic sense of there can be order on the streets.
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