I am absolutely convinced that everyone in these comments angry with Sam would sell their children down the river before they hold this man accountable for his actions. A mother who had to watch her child grieve for 2 years is supposedly wrong for being upset at the source of his grief. To this day, neither Carly nor Jason has addressed the impact Jason's disappearance and presumed death has had on Danny. Y'all are special, frfr.
The source of the grief is the FBI, but Sam can’t be mad at the FBI for coercing Jason so she’s aiming her anger at others. If she should be blaming anyone, she should be blaming Cates. It’s silly to think that if not Carly then the FBI wouldn’t find other ways to force Jason’s hand, they clearly wanted him for their goals, they had an opportunity and they weren’t gonna just let him go. The notion that Jason abandoned anyone by his own volition and not because someone coerced him is silly. Sam ought to know this, and the only reason she’s upset and making this against Jason is because he is the easier target.
@@CaptainPikeachu Mad at Cates for doing his job? The FBI isn't the source of grief, the FBI does what it does which is law enforcement. The fact of the matter is that Carly thought that breaking the law was a risk she was willing to take. The FBI having evidence against her is a consequence of her actions. The FBI may have wanted Jason for their own goals but the only thing they had to bargain with was this. They literally had nothing else. So to pretend that they would've magically summoned something else to hold over his head is wishful thinking. Acting like Jason had no agency in this matter is wild; the continuation of the infantilization of Jason does a huge disservice to his character. Sam is making this against Jason because he is the source of it. He was given a choice, he made it, and everyone else had to suffer for it.
@@KN-um9rwso you must be EQUALLY upset that Sam just broke federal laws hacking into the FBI. But what about Sam’s children when Sam faces the consequences of the laws she just broke. What is good for the goose is good for the gander right? Sam is hypocrite of the highest order because she actually thinks she is the virtuous one in the situation.
I think Jason should have done things extremely different but I do question. Would Sam still have the same energy if he was protecting her from some thing? I think that’s where people get their dislike for Sam. Because I don’t think it would be received this way if it was him protecting Sam from whatever.
Sam why you so mad at him you know n he kinda of life Jason live! And to me you act like you still have feel and a jealous girlfriend too! And if I was his kid I be be ok with cuz my dad was do something to protect people he care about you know if that didn't work FBI would try something else cuz jagger Is out for revenge he does care who stand in his way!!!!!plus we all know you still in love with Jason girl
While Jason was out protecting Carly, who was there protecting his kid? Sam. Who should have been there to protect his kid? None other than Jason, but he was too busy protecting the adult in this situation. I guess Danny's grief is okay as long as Carly and her loved ones are happy.
@@KN-um9rw FBI would find something else to use against him jagger is out for revenge not the true so if you blame jason you have to blame the FBI to i understand why Sam is mad she as ever right to be but come one he live he try to make it right so you can see is kids that what the big picture is
@@bkgleeshWhy would I blame a law enforcement agency for performing law enforcement? You say Sam has a right to be mad but then question why she's mad. Which is it? Is she allowed to only be a little mad? Is her level of anger too high? How much anger is acceptable? Jason's decision affected Sam's and Jason's child. At the end of the day, Jason made Carly and her children the deciding factor, completely disregarding his child, that's horrible.
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I am absolutely convinced that everyone in these comments angry with Sam would sell their children down the river before they hold this man accountable for his actions. A mother who had to watch her child grieve for 2 years is supposedly wrong for being upset at the source of his grief. To this day, neither Carly nor Jason has addressed the impact Jason's disappearance and presumed death has had on Danny. Y'all are special, frfr.
The source of the grief is the FBI, but Sam can’t be mad at the FBI for coercing Jason so she’s aiming her anger at others. If she should be blaming anyone, she should be blaming Cates. It’s silly to think that if not Carly then the FBI wouldn’t find other ways to force Jason’s hand, they clearly wanted him for their goals, they had an opportunity and they weren’t gonna just let him go. The notion that Jason abandoned anyone by his own volition and not because someone coerced him is silly. Sam ought to know this, and the only reason she’s upset and making this against Jason is because he is the easier target.
I see from both side
@@CaptainPikeachu Mad at Cates for doing his job? The FBI isn't the source of grief, the FBI does what it does which is law enforcement. The fact of the matter is that Carly thought that breaking the law was a risk she was willing to take. The FBI having evidence against her is a consequence of her actions. The FBI may have wanted Jason for their own goals but the only thing they had to bargain with was this. They literally had nothing else. So to pretend that they would've magically summoned something else to hold over his head is wishful thinking. Acting like Jason had no agency in this matter is wild; the continuation of the infantilization of Jason does a huge disservice to his character. Sam is making this against Jason because he is the source of it. He was given a choice, he made it, and everyone else had to suffer for it.
@@KN-um9rwso you must be EQUALLY upset that Sam just broke federal laws hacking into the FBI. But what about Sam’s children when Sam faces the consequences of the laws she just broke. What is good for the goose is good for the gander right? Sam is hypocrite of the highest order because she actually thinks she is the virtuous one in the situation.
Well I'm on Sam's side. Jason put Carly before his sons. It was his choice.
Sam has more than a right to be furious
Jason needs to grow up .. but he refuses too
I don’t like jagger
I think Jason should have done things extremely different but I do question. Would Sam still have the same energy if he was protecting her from some thing? I think that’s where people get their dislike for Sam. Because I don’t think it would be received this way if it was him protecting Sam from whatever.
I never liked Jagger.
Sam why you so mad at him you know n he kinda of life Jason live! And to me you act like you still have feel and a jealous girlfriend too! And if I was his kid I be be ok with cuz my dad was do something to protect people he care about you know if that didn't work FBI would try something else cuz jagger Is out for revenge he does care who stand in his way!!!!!plus we all know you still in love with Jason girl
While Jason was out protecting Carly, who was there protecting his kid? Sam. Who should have been there to protect his kid? None other than Jason, but he was too busy protecting the adult in this situation. I guess Danny's grief is okay as long as Carly and her loved ones are happy.
@@KN-um9rw Danny know is dad would stay if he was live with out some force him to Danny happy is father is live
@@KN-um9rw FBI would find something else to use against him jagger is out for revenge not the true so if you blame jason you have to blame the FBI to i understand why Sam is mad she as ever right to be but come one he live he try to make it right so you can see is kids that what the big picture is
@@bkgleeshWhy would I blame a law enforcement agency for performing law enforcement? You say Sam has a right to be mad but then question why she's mad. Which is it? Is she allowed to only be a little mad? Is her level of anger too high? How much anger is acceptable? Jason's decision affected Sam's and Jason's child. At the end of the day, Jason made Carly and her children the deciding factor, completely disregarding his child, that's horrible.