El Salvador's mind-blowing gang purge 🤯

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  • Опубликовано: 1 апр 2023
  • The president of El Salvador launched an unprecedented war on the gangs that have long plagued the Central American country, arresting an astounding 65,000 suspects and building a huge new prison to hold them. It is astonishing to see. Let me tell you about it.
    The Mob Reporter here with news of the state of emergency declared one year ago, that allows special powers to root out street gangs that controlled many Salvadoran communities. They publicize the strict crackdown with in-your-face images, turning the strong-arm tactic into a slick, publicity campaign. El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, boasts he now runs “the most criticized prison in the world.” It certainly has its critics, but also many fans. Have a look at this extraordinary facility in extraordinary circumstances.
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  • @MidMo4020
    @MidMo4020 Год назад +3512

    Anyone who thinks this is brutal, has never seen the footage of the things these people do..

    • @SpruceMoose-iv8un
      @SpruceMoose-iv8un Год назад +217

      Only downside is accidentally arresting people who have nothing to do with the gangs, hope they get their court date and get out, that being said, this is what Mexico needs.

    • @dereksbooks
      @dereksbooks Год назад +396

      ​@@SpruceMoose-iv8un yeah I'm sure that some of those tattooed clowns are definitely innocent 😂

    • @dudefrombelgium
      @dudefrombelgium Год назад +63

      Exactly. It's just unspeakable. And imagine all the youth getting sucked into this gang life, getting drugged and turned into zombies. It's sad and it needs to be dealt with for the sake of future generations.

    • @talianobbee3782
      @talianobbee3782 Год назад +85

      @@SpruceMoose-iv8un That's part of it. You can't verify all of them but you can verify MOST of them. That's good enough.

    • @roccosiffredi6900
      @roccosiffredi6900 Год назад +66

      I saw a video of 4 women they slowly made into a pile of spare people parts.

  • @MagnumOpusMAGI
    @MagnumOpusMAGI Год назад +5253

    Salvadoreans are rejoicing!!! I think its easy to comment on human rights abuses when you live 2000 miles away in the suburbs and you never have to deal with these criminals.

    • @vihreelinja4743
      @vihreelinja4743 Год назад +83

      yes. but what made it possible? a bad goverment and corruption. poor people rarely have choises for employment

    • @Ty91681
      @Ty91681 Год назад +212

      ​​@@vihreelinja4743 in this world we only treat symptoms, not causes. It's like that across the board, from medicine to crime. There's a lot more money and power in NOT curing these problems for the powers that be.

    • @mysteryY2K
      @mysteryY2K Год назад +270

      @@vihreelinja4743 you know what made MS13 possible? The US govt. look up the Salvadoran civil war and see who was funding what sides....

    • @Birdman9999
      @Birdman9999 Год назад +53

      Yeah but imagine walking down the street… then all the sudden your put in with these guys… and your not a part of it… easy to say living anywhere what’s what… but that’s not what we’re talking about here.

    • @mikeleone2699
      @mikeleone2699 Год назад +12

      Yeah let’s get rid of that pesky “cruel and unusual” stipulation so we can really get to business. Wth

  • @markvsblack1910
    @markvsblack1910 Год назад +671

    As a Jamaican, these are the type of heavy-handed tactics that I believe is needed for crime when it's out of control. People who don't experience it themselves just don't get it. Bukele is a problematic leader for other reasons but his handling of his country's gang problem is praise-worthy.

    • @moosepatil5946
      @moosepatil5946 Год назад +7

      Building a new prison isn't the reason why they arrested 65,000 people...this isn't the answer. Check back in 3 years when all those guards need a bigger paycheck and those prison doors need servicing.

    • @GrimNephilim
      @GrimNephilim Год назад +48

      ​@@moosepatil5946your response makes absolutely 0 sense. "Building a new prison isn't the reason they arrested 65,000 people" literally means nothing and has no relation to anything the guy said.

    • @joshb3704
      @joshb3704 Год назад

      You know on Jamaica

    • @schmingusss
      @schmingusss Год назад +3

      What happens when your asshole neighbor decides to get rid of you by making up a story that you're a gang member and calling the police?

    • @dancemunki
      @dancemunki 10 месяцев назад +1

      Draconian for sure and necessary

  • @Ballsy_
    @Ballsy_ Год назад +139

    My Salvadorian coworker was emotional happy as he was able to finally visit his family in El Salvador after almost 3 decades of MS13 controlling his neighborhood. He said “it’s nice to be able to walk down the streets without the fear of being robbed or beaten”

  • @cousinzeke4888
    @cousinzeke4888 Год назад +1490

    Turns out, if you're actually serious about solving problems, they get solved.

    • @johnanon658
      @johnanon658 Год назад

      The brown shirts ended child prostitution in 2 weeks

    • @thecaptain29
      @thecaptain29 Год назад +9

      This comment deserves more likes.

    • @tynao2029
      @tynao2029 Год назад

      There are no prisons left at all in Central or South America. All of the prison population and criminals in C. and South America have been released and smuggled into the USA through open borders. C and S America would never bother to house and pay for prisoners, when USA has an open border and giving them all free stuff to replace their own people

    • @patrickhamelc1902
      @patrickhamelc1902 Год назад +11

      They are not, this is still just a patch on the problem, doesn't get solve the root of the problem.

    • @johnanon658
      @johnanon658 Год назад +15

      @@patrickhamelc1902 wat is root?

  • @nicholas6349
    @nicholas6349 Год назад +282

    I don’t think people realize just how bad these people are. They deserve this treatment.

    • @paulster185
      @paulster185 Год назад +7

      65k people. I would bet that 10% is innocent.

    • @wesleyburton5684
      @wesleyburton5684 Год назад +7

      We need to do this to American gangs now that we know it works

    • @zakb7418
      @zakb7418 Год назад

      @@paulster185 innocent gang member can kill people

    • @ViperVenoM13
      @ViperVenoM13 Год назад +32

      ​@@paulster185 their guilt is written on their skin. If yiu have gang tattoo yiu deserve worse than this prison.

    • @paulster185
      @paulster185 Год назад +3

      @@ViperVenoM13 Not all of them have tattoos, they expose guys with tattoos to cameras because it raises approval. The same reason they didn't show up women prison.

  • @teeteeme5752
    @teeteeme5752 9 месяцев назад +160

    This needs to be done in all countries affected by violent gangs that is making the community unsafe.

    • @yeah____youdude.sorrymaam2298
      @yeah____youdude.sorrymaam2298 9 месяцев назад

      If the country wasn’t homogenous they would be called racist and labeled as such

    • @MrSlacker104
      @MrSlacker104 9 месяцев назад

      Just remember MS13 did not start in El-Salvador but in Los Angeles, CA the United States exported and even profited off that problem indirectly it is just the El-Salvador is another Latin speaking country that is starting to use simple revolutionary tactics.
      First the Anti-Austerity protestors in 2012 in Spain with their bottle rockets successfully driving police officers back.
      The Zapatistas used the internet to spread their message in 1999
      Now Bitcoin with the Salvadorean president using that to rely on the nation's economy. If it wasn't for the Bitcoin he would have never pulled this off.
      Once upon a time the US Government in 2012? tried to label people who first invest in Bitcoin or any alternative currency as potential money launderers. Now Bitcoin is accepted to where in some convenience stores there are Bitcoin ATM machines. Bitcoin saved that Country!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      Hispanized countries are notorious for pulling off revolutionary acts!!!!!!!!!!!! they are the reasons why Black Lives Matter is bullshit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @lightweightjive
      @lightweightjive 8 месяцев назад +3

      Here here

    • @dannibarber5793
      @dannibarber5793 8 месяцев назад +2

      And corrupt politicians

  • @mibli2935
    @mibli2935 Год назад +122

    This is not "most criticized prison". It is the most admired prison, admired by anyone who wants to live peacefully

    • @giovporto6475
      @giovporto6475 11 месяцев назад

      By the human rights groups and nato.they told bukele to stop regime exemption,who knows what they think they’re are ,I suspect they’re satanic and were just protecting them.

    • @ricechido1089
      @ricechido1089 9 месяцев назад +6

      Only Americans complain Unironically lol

    • @someone-ji2zb
      @someone-ji2zb 9 месяцев назад +5

      @@ricechido1089 Sadly true. The US crime rates are skyrocketing... and they still try to whine and cry about criminals being held accountable for their CHOICES.

    • @damnationdan5253
      @damnationdan5253 9 месяцев назад

      @@someone-ji2zb Anyone with a brain sees the US prison system CREATES criminals - and exists for PROFIT, NOT to make society safer

    • @richardcranium5801
      @richardcranium5801 9 месяцев назад +1

      Increases in the last few years but skyrocket is hyperbole. Crime rates have remained pretty steady since the late 90’s. You have no idea what things were like in the 70’s and 80’s haha

  • @beaumershon3066
    @beaumershon3066 Год назад +2247

    As a resident of Central America, what a beautiful sight to see! Hope other countries try this as well. These gangs have ruled the land and terrorized the citizens far too long.

    • @ollimekatl
      @ollimekatl Год назад +1

      It actually hasn’t been that long, only since the civil war supported by US weapons etc, ended.
      Soldiers were created that were then let loose on the population.
      That civil war ended in 1992. These gangs were a menace by 2k. So no, it hasn’t been very long.
      Long I would say is criminal organizations having control over areas in NY city since the turn of the previous century. Now that’s long and still in place.

    • @RainyDay6913
      @RainyDay6913 Год назад +31

      Amen!

    • @Stilo95
      @Stilo95 Год назад +36

      Now politicians are doing it 😂

    • @beaumershon3066
      @beaumershon3066 Год назад +56

      @SaltyBrains lol, I knew you would be here to comment...
      absolutely amazing

    • @bpompa1
      @bpompa1 Год назад +9

      @@RainyDay6913 you font realize it do you they are just testing the boundaries so they can do it to you next

  • @kichigan1
    @kichigan1 Год назад +333

    Gangs terrorized, raped, extort, kidnapped, controlled, and murdered us on a daily basis in El Salvador. Gangs were a nightmare for poor vendors in our corners; we could not move from one colonia to another without paying them or without risking the worst. Thank You Bukele for giving us a Country of Peace, Safety that leads to Prosperity.

    • @lastword8783
      @lastword8783 Год назад

      Im glad its working. Even in Afghanistan, the Taliban have restored law and order and corruption is basically gone. These American and western bleeding hearts don't understand these places and what needs to be done.

    • @unclemandragon5670
      @unclemandragon5670 Год назад +22

      Hope things are getting better for you and your country bro

    • @Interdiction
      @Interdiction Год назад +2

      They should have all faced true justice

    • @ing.potkan8751
      @ing.potkan8751 Год назад

      Nazi Germany started the very same way, but it was about Jews and their power and money insted of gangs. I understand, that gang violence is something different. Seems kinda shady.

    • @Serjo777
      @Serjo777 Год назад +2

      Would you be saying the same if you (or your children, siblings, parents) were falsely accused and had to spend the rest of your life in those hell holes, without having done anything and without due process?

  • @spurdosparde554
    @spurdosparde554 10 месяцев назад +20

    Every country should do this.

  • @trippopolis
    @trippopolis Год назад +73

    Good job El Salvador. More countries need to adopt these practices.

  • @insight1256
    @insight1256 Год назад +1132

    It is perplexing that human rights advocates and activists are up in arms over the harsh treatment of these reprobates…their silence was deafening when these gangs were terrorising the law abiding citizens of El Salvador. No feel good programs or rehabilitation works on these thugs. Lock them up and throw away the key.

    • @verilyheld
      @verilyheld Год назад +115

      It's the rule. Bullies are allowed to bully, but targets must not ever, not ever, no never, strike back!

    • @spidersinspace1099
      @spidersinspace1099 Год назад +55

      I say anyone who opposes these prisons should be arrested immediately and put in the same prisons as these sub human scum.

    • @StoneCoolds
      @StoneCoolds Год назад +32

      It is not perplexing, they are doing exactly what they are meant to do, human rights watch and other ONGs are american agencies for oppression and control of their colonies, their role is to promote crime, violece, corruption and impunity to prevent country development
      Watch the journalist that taped the head of the mexicsn human rights watch talking with cartel members about kidnappings, beheadings, how he can get ride of the army in X areas so the cartels have room etc
      In south america they are call american subjugation agencies for a reason lol

    • @TheSupriest
      @TheSupriest Год назад +10

      "their silence was deafening" How do you measure that exactly?

    • @Bob-kk2vg
      @Bob-kk2vg Год назад +9

      Yes, lock them up. Live in hovel. Buy bitcoin. Down with due process.

  • @B0CAJUN10RS1995
    @B0CAJUN10RS1995 Год назад +580

    Bukele’s approval rating in El Salvador speaks for itself. The country is healing thanks to him

    • @n91312
      @n91312 Год назад +13

      He literally ruined the country by going all in on Bitcoin, possibly even causing this much violence

    • @youtubeuser206
      @youtubeuser206 Год назад +58

      @@n91312lmao ms13 and 18 street were around way before bukele

    • @ddegn
      @ddegn Год назад +1

      @@n91312 You better not travel to El Salvador. I doubt Bukele limits his brutality to only gang members.
      When a leader doesn't have to worry about the rule of law, it's easy for them to lock up people who criticize the leader.

    • @destickert1307
      @destickert1307 Год назад

      @@n91312 lol, most stupid comment ever this...

    • @user-sz2px8pv3f
      @user-sz2px8pv3f Год назад +40

      ​@@n91312 This isn't violence, darlin. This is justice. And it's an overall good.

  • @LT3D
    @LT3D Год назад +13

    Bukele is a hero. A man of vision and action. In a very short period of time he took one of the most dangerous nations and reformed it. That's what separates a leader from a politician.

  • @boofriggityhoo
    @boofriggityhoo Год назад +266

    I had many El Salvadorian coworkers who fled the violence they were subjected to due to these brutal gangs, who often target teens and innocent people. They were so overjoyed with what's been happening and even remarking that they intend on returning home. I think El Salvadorians have a lot to be proud of here, and it shows that being tough on crime is effective when in the right hands. I myself am even thinking of buying some land there if this stability continues over the next few years -- if not, then Chile. I would love to bring my business (and tax money) to hardworking people who care about their country and communities.

    • @AM-dp9tv
      @AM-dp9tv Год назад +5

      Same. My sisters mother in law fled the country after her youngest brother vanished into thin air, he was only 15 and they never saw/heard from him again. They can only guess he was murdered. My aunt also fled her country due to violence. Neither have been back in nearly 2 decades. I hope with things turning around as they are, they will one day be able to visit their homes again..

    • @flicfan416
      @flicfan416 9 месяцев назад +3

      you can admire a country without trying to extract from it. stay home.

    • @boofriggityhoo
      @boofriggityhoo 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@flicfan416 Tell that to the immigrants who come to my country, devalue our wages and inflate our housing costs :) It can go both ways buddy; enjoy some authentic hamburgers, and don't be caught crying about a fraction of the immigration such countries bring to other places again

    • @Oldsmobile69
      @Oldsmobile69 7 месяцев назад +1

      People don't understand how extreme the gang violence was. I don't even want to describe it here, but being stuck in a hell hole prison is 110% the correct place for these people.

    • @Destroyer-s2e
      @Destroyer-s2e 6 месяцев назад +1

      Simply salvadorans not El salvadorans .

  • @gregk.6723
    @gregk.6723 Год назад +295

    " Human rights " are intended for humans. Nice job El Presidente. !

    • @proshunsarkar2033
      @proshunsarkar2033 Год назад +8

      Indeed.

    • @ray7177
      @ray7177 Год назад

      The government have declared MARSHALL LAW giving them UNLIMITED power! don't you understand what that means? you idiot !!!

    • @-108-
      @-108- Год назад +3

      Absolutely.

    • @massa6304
      @massa6304 Год назад +2

      Yes!!!!👏👏👏

    • @mip0
      @mip0 Год назад +6

      That is a very dangerous point of view, and probably one that you share with most of these gang members. You can support them being put in jail without thinking like that.

  • @davidprice7162
    @davidprice7162 Год назад +194

    God bless the El Salvadoran president. From 100 homicides per 100k to 7.3. He saved his country. People can go out at night, tourists are now safe, and business owners no longer get extorted.

    • @wolfumz
      @wolfumz Год назад +20

      It is amazing what you can accomplish simply by trying. I wonder why this didn't happen sooner?
      The economy of El Salvador will grow rapidly without the gangs

    • @wolfumz
      @wolfumz Год назад

      @Don Juan let's not ignore the fact that the government secretly negotiated with the cartel, which happens in every latin american country. They are trading better conditions in the prisons for keeping the murder rate down.

    • @Babidi111
      @Babidi111 Год назад +7

      @@TheInfidel_SlavaUA - They deserve some of the loot with how great of a job they did and how brave they were to join the fight against groups that would most certainly feed them to their own children if they had the chance!

    • @weaponizedglitter69
      @weaponizedglitter69 Год назад +1

      Congratulations El Salvador. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

  • @rodolfo5651
    @rodolfo5651 9 месяцев назад +6

    I’m from Mexico. We have a president that pitches “hugs not bullets” and we have one of the most violent streets along with one of the most corrupt governments. Our beautiful country will be restored when we get a president like Bukele

  • @jimfridas3170
    @jimfridas3170 10 месяцев назад +7

    These thugs asked for it and they got it, society did not ask for them to destroy them or their families!
    This president is doing a fantastic job!

  • @mysteryY2K
    @mysteryY2K Год назад +732

    as a Salvadoran and Cali resident myself, I have seen both sides, and i'm afraid this is the only option we have left to get rid of these MS13 bastards and show them we are not playing around. long live 🇸🇻

    • @professor_thunder
      @professor_thunder Год назад +37

      As an American this is a beautiful thing. I wish we had such a great man of justice like your President. Long Live El Salvador.

    • @mysteryY2K
      @mysteryY2K Год назад +8

      @@professor_thunder i agree with your sentiment but the current president in El Salvador is a bit of a sleazeball 🤣

    • @John-jc4om
      @John-jc4om Год назад +7

      You have the right to live in peace and if this is what it takes so be it stay safe I'll pray for you and your families and your fellow citizens ❤❤❤

    • @mysteryY2K
      @mysteryY2K Год назад +3

      @@John-jc4om thank you very much 🤞

    • @Adolfin80
      @Adolfin80 Год назад

      @@mysteryY2K No more than the ones that robbed and killed their own people. The ex-presidents from ARENA and FMLN. Thanks God no more FMLN and ARENA. Bukele 2024

  • @annuvynarawn392
    @annuvynarawn392 Год назад +719

    this is actually a very lenient treatment of the El Salvador Gangs. If you have bothered to find out what the gangs actually do (it is sickening and terrifying) then you would know that there is nothing short of execution to make up for their activities. I cannot tell you the details, not my job to give you even more nightmares, but the gangs are pure unadulterated evil.

    • @angelalane1307
      @angelalane1307 Год назад +23

      I don't doubt it, I pray for El Salvador and her people.

    • @Mortablunt
      @Mortablunt Год назад +93

      I seen the cartels and Narcos up close it’s giving me a very dim view on drug users, and in my mind, completely changed my opinion on capital punishment, and is proof positive evil exist in the world. If these vermin were simply lined against the wall and mowed down, we all should celebrate. This isn’t a homeless runaway who stole a gas station sandwich because they were hungry, these are professional doers of evil.

    • @Alidilman
      @Alidilman Год назад +15

      Yep even better death penalty

    • @stephenswift9896
      @stephenswift9896 Год назад +10

      @@Mortablunt Why drug users? I'm pretty sure many of these cartels aren't users as addicts are liabilities and get snuffed.

    • @rsmetz88
      @rsmetz88 Год назад +15

      ​@@Mortablunt Be careful judging everyone. One doctors script can make you an addict. As far as I'm concerned addicts and poor people are targeted for maximum profit. Everyday customers in a hole never to climb out until they die.

  • @human_bot_
    @human_bot_ 10 месяцев назад +10

    Way to go El Salvador!! The citizens are finally getting the help they need!

  • @pittsfieldbeast
    @pittsfieldbeast Год назад +22

    Complete respect and support for this much needed “purge”. Send a strong message, lock them up and don’t give them any unnecessary amenities. If you think this is cruel, watch their hundreds if not thousands of videos or torturing and brutally killing people. Some rival gang members, and others simply innocent people who don’t pay them off.

  • @pw9404
    @pw9404 Год назад +1194

    You lose your civil rights when you take away others. Props to the El Salvadoran president for having a back bone and taking care of what needs to be done.

    • @SkullKing11841
      @SkullKing11841 Год назад

      How do you know all of them are gang members?

    • @HungryLoki
      @HungryLoki Год назад +9

      How does this apply to those who had their rights taken without ever having taken anyone's rights themselves?

    • @BicycleFunk
      @BicycleFunk Год назад +3

      @@HungryLoki apparently just the same

    • @elgerifico
      @elgerifico Год назад +72

      It's telling that "civil rights" and "human rights" advocates always cry crocodile tears for scum like this, but are deadly silent when these animals abuse, rape and murder their victims.

    • @zbaschtian
      @zbaschtian Год назад +15

      ​@@elgerifico "they abused, raped and murdered first, so it's ok" is exactly the argument behind the Saw movies' serial killer.
      Main reason behind the Geneva Convention is to ensure your enemy won't rely on tactics that are impossible to recover in the long run.
      Forfeiting basic human decency is pretty hard to come back from, and it won't always be murderous gang members going into these jails once the problem is 'solved'.
      There are slower, multi-pronged solutions that ensure an easier recovery. Unfortunately, they don't involve crypto scams on a national scale.

  • @markeden767
    @markeden767 Год назад +702

    As an Australian
    This is fantastic
    El Salvador is showing the world you can return from tyranny to civility with the right leadership

    • @bartfart3847
      @bartfart3847 Год назад +15

      right wing leadership.
      "Coolest Dictator in the World"

    • @abrahammarquez6601
      @abrahammarquez6601 Год назад +27

      Emphasis in right, as opposed to wrong.

    • @peteryang8991
      @peteryang8991 Год назад +8

      I am in Australia. To be honest I still can't feel a bit piss that Scott Morris lost the election. (Still can't understand why) Scott Morris is hardcore against Xi jiping's bullying. And now with the labor party. F***Ing piss me off.

    • @lostone9700
      @lostone9700 Год назад +9

      They are showing the only thing that beats tyranny is benevolent tyranny.

    • @gastonhitw720
      @gastonhitw720 Год назад

      @@bartfart3847 yes right wing presidents are the best, you want more leftist dictators?

  • @cliffordstanley2189
    @cliffordstanley2189 10 месяцев назад +7

    How refreshing.Justice for a change. Justice means fair.

  • @Samurai78420
    @Samurai78420 9 месяцев назад +6

    Happy for the people of El Salvador. I worked for years with dozens of them that had defected during their Civil war era. These guys here are incredibly frightening, and if you don't know the kinds of things they do to people - do yourself a favor and do not look it up. Bless the entire country. Hope things stay this way.

  • @Vladishit_Putler
    @Vladishit_Putler Год назад +142

    To those concerned about "human rights",
    be reminded that these are MS gang members, they gave up on humanity long ago, when they decided to join gangs that traffic, kidnap, torture, extort, murder, butcher and torture.
    Let's not pretend that now all the sudden these people deserve to be treated as humans.

    • @rudert56
      @rudert56 Год назад +9

      These are not humans therefore they should have no rights.

    • @josephstalin6647
      @josephstalin6647 Год назад

      Good comment one thing to add Putler is awesome and beglinsky is lame

    • @icyboi4793
      @icyboi4793 Год назад +7

      I’m of the opinion that this should be the treatment of all gang in any country or just murderers in general

    • @martinusv7433
      @martinusv7433 Год назад +1

      Yep, they've voluntarily revoked their status as humans by deciding to join a criminal gang.
      The right to humane treatment is everyone's birthright, but gang members obviously spit on that right, so let them get a taste of their own remedy (if they need it so desperately) 👍

    • @TheSupriest
      @TheSupriest Год назад +3

      At what age did they decided to join gangs? Because a vast majority of them are children when they are recruited by gangs to earn some money.
      It is really the easy path to demonize people so we don't have to treat them as human being, and most importantly that prevents to ask the difficult questions about economics inequalities, school fundings, access to medical care, family planning centres, etc,.
      And I won't even talk about the fact that the US holds a great responsability in the thrive of MS13 and others, by sending gang members by the thousands in Salvador years ago with no concern of the consequences for this poor country.
      Also, when you start treating people as animals, considering them as sub humans, you have a great chance of becoming like them. We have seen that in numerous occasions through history in the carceral systems around the world, from the goulags to Abu Ghraib. you resolve the problem for some times, and then the prisonners become more violent, more mentally unstable. If there is no rehabilitation programm at all, nothing to do, you will have a very serious problem on your hands in the long term.
      Also there is the problem of people being arrested while innocents, because in a perpetual state of emergency the police can arrest anyone solely based on suspicions and denunciation. And people have no recourse whatsoever.
      I'd like to remind you that this kind of practice was widely used in Iraq by the American army, which ultimately led to the radicalization of prisoners.

  • @NoName-bh8gk
    @NoName-bh8gk Год назад +58

    Really shows you how easily it is to sweep the trash into a hole.

  • @emmmoo8631
    @emmmoo8631 Год назад +6

    Not sure what "civil rights" has to do with thug gang members?

  • @jpsmusicandmore5457
    @jpsmusicandmore5457 10 месяцев назад +5

    Human rights groups go to their gated homes. The people of El Salvador are getting safety. Go government go

  • @dimex3362
    @dimex3362 Год назад +499

    This is amazing. As a dude that grew up on the gang ridden streets of LA, this is exactly what needs happen in America.

    • @stoneageman18
      @stoneageman18 Год назад +4

      This happens at Guantanamo Bay.

    • @mjvillao52
      @mjvillao52 Год назад +20

      America?
      You probably trying to say The USA, America is a Continent

    • @dimex3362
      @dimex3362 Год назад +72

      @@mjvillao52 well if you’re going to be like that… it’s “you’re” and you’re welcome for that incredibly insightful information, obvious guy.

    • @thevault5828
      @thevault5828 Год назад +31

      @@mjvillao52 “America” refers to the United States of America. North America and South America are individual continents. When referring to both, it’s referred to in the plural form” the Americas”… I see this confusion a lot among Hispanics.

    • @saidaalvarado2168
      @saidaalvarado2168 Год назад

      @@mjvillao52 well blame usa for feeling superior to all the countries in the americas

  • @calbudd2838
    @calbudd2838 Год назад +406

    All I have to say is Bravo, Mr Presidente Nayib Bukele. Well done on bringing law and order to your nation.

    • @EcceHomo1088
      @EcceHomo1088 Год назад

      …criminals usually wear masks right…? It looks like the cartels ARE the police…

    • @leroyhaynes8593
      @leroyhaynes8593 Год назад +3

      You realize he’s arresting a lot of innocent people, right?

    • @shacktime
      @shacktime Год назад +23

      @@leroyhaynes8593Let’s see your source for that claim.

    • @victorsierra4918
      @victorsierra4918 Год назад +17

      @@leroyhaynes8593 I think the gangs make it easy with the tattoos. If you arrested everyone in that country with a 13 or 18 tattoo there is a 100% chance you didn't get anyone innocent.

    • @tynao2029
      @tynao2029 Год назад

      There are no prisons left at all in Central or South America. All of the prison population and criminals in C. and South America have been released and smuggled into the USA through open borders. C and S America would never bother to house and pay for prisoners, when USA has an open border and giving them all free stuff to replace their own people

  • @eyestoenvy
    @eyestoenvy 10 месяцев назад +7

    What kills me is that there are plenty here in the good old USA no less, that have the gall to criticize these measures "El Salvador" has taken when indeed there are THOUSANDS of innocent people dying in our city streets across the land on the count of the very same circumstance. Right here in the USA, where criminals are now being allowed to walk scot-free without bail, and occasionally without charge(s), on the count of some of the most asinine criminal reform laws known to man! And leaving the honest citizen, our kids, our elderly, our tourists a sitting ducks to prey upon. I applaud el "Presidente Bukele" and the people of "El Salvador" on their newly found peace! This American is envious of your leader and your resolve, BRAVO!

  • @joshuamidwood4600
    @joshuamidwood4600 10 месяцев назад +5

    This is exactly how U.S prisons should be.

  • @joesatva
    @joesatva Год назад +469

    Who would’ve thought that being tough on crime would actually reduce crime? 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @cesarfernandez183
      @cesarfernandez183 Год назад +9

      That is very easy to deduce, there is no other way.

    • @edyslavico3761
      @edyslavico3761 Год назад

      Depends on what kind of crime. These guys are unapologetically evil and would make quick work of US hood gangs

    • @JunkBondTrader
      @JunkBondTrader Год назад +15

      @@cesarfernandez183 No other way, for El Salvador, perhaps. Perhaps. Canada has a very lenient judicial system, with relatively low crime. There is for sure other ways, but they aren't simple. They have to do with attitudes and behaviours ingrained into society.

    • @codebasher1
      @codebasher1 Год назад +28

      @@JunkBondTrader Sadly that crap doesn''t fly in a place where ruthless gangs are the law. It's good to see gang members receiving the same mercy they dish out to their innocent victims.

    • @karadan100
      @karadan100 Год назад +4

      You can only reasonably be tough on crime if the people ordering the arrests aren't themselves corrupt.

  • @CracknDFlesh26
    @CracknDFlesh26 Год назад +50

    As a Salvadoreño we are in full support of President Bukele🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻

    • @CracknDFlesh26
      @CracknDFlesh26 Год назад +1

      @@Carbon_Fiber the market on bitcoin goes up and down but majority use USD

    • @eagle032170
      @eagle032170 Год назад

      ​@@Carbon_Fiber Just a small percent is against, most of them for political reason because they are the opposition against Bukele. The other part that don't use it is because they don't know what Bitcoin is, that doesn't mean they are against, but the Corporate Media intentionally mislead the info because is bad for the reasons you described. The survey they use at the beginning of the implementation of the crypto in the country more than a year ago, said that the 70% of the people don't know what Bitcoin is. The solution is education but the media manipulate the data.

    • @walterkersting9922
      @walterkersting9922 Год назад

      Suppose you don’t support Bukeli? Suppose you bad mouth bitcoin? Or strong arm tactics? Don’t get me wrong, I’m not sad to see ms13 and the other animals where they belong; but a government that can give you everything has the power to take away everything.…

  • @bluewizzard8843
    @bluewizzard8843 Год назад +7

    Really impressive work considering the extremely violent history of this country. Here is a president that actually does his work. Congratulations.

  • @mariakitty7859
    @mariakitty7859 2 месяца назад +1

    Felicitaciones sr presidente Bukele x cuidar a su país de tanta violencia Los de Derechos Humanos tendrían q aplaudir x su modo de proteger a su pueblo x brindar seguridad Lo saludo desde Argentina

  • @HL-tg3sv
    @HL-tg3sv Год назад +261

    I talked to a woman from El Salvador, the other day, here in the US. She said the gangs demand money from small-businesspeople, and if you don’t pay them, they will kill your entire family - sometimes over just $300. She said her family lost two small businesses, and she has been afraid to return to El Salvador to visit them due to the lack of security. However, she said that now it’s a little bit better. She also mentioned the new prison.

    • @jesseppee7763
      @jesseppee7763 Год назад +11

      That’s wonderful news and we need that kind of tough on crime laws here in the United States of America 🇺🇸

    • @wildlifewarrior2670
      @wildlifewarrior2670 Год назад

      @@jesseppee7763 Biden will never let that happen he's as bad as the criminals

    • @kingghidorah5213
      @kingghidorah5213 Год назад +15

      Just a little bit better? I looked at the statistics and the crime rate is 45 times as low as it was in 2015 that is HUGE

    • @omniscience9631
      @omniscience9631 Год назад

      Ah yes, everyday México right there.
      Govt does nothing of course, because they are sometimes small groups of gang members that indeed destroy businesses and attack people over money they demand.

    • @shacktime
      @shacktime Год назад +2

      @@jesseppee7763The US incarcerates more citizens than any nation on Earth and in all of history. And by a significant margin. This despite the fact that China and India EACH have more than 4x our population.
      The US is also one of the few nations to still have the death penalty and part of an even smaller club that sentences minors to death. I suggest you look up the other countries. It’s not exactly flattering company to be in.
      Every single country with high crime and violence has one universal constant in common: institutionalized poverty.
      Look up the crime rates in countries that have livable minimum wages, whether by government mandate or trade union negotiations.

  • @jiiig8667
    @jiiig8667 Год назад +153

    What abuse they may get in this prison is nothing compared to the abuses to the public.

    • @peteryang8991
      @peteryang8991 Год назад

      Because, most of the world is still run by boomers. And boomer is the hippie generation. This is what happens when you got a bunch of hippies in charge. For example, soaring crime rate due to defund the police

    • @henryshockem9242
      @henryshockem9242 Год назад +8

      They need little taste of their own medicine...

    • @lordofreason549
      @lordofreason549 Год назад +8

      Correct. They more than earned all of it.

    • @zedrhyx1788
      @zedrhyx1788 Год назад

      they wil not get abuse cause their fellow gangs are with them alot of them pretty sure if the poke them hard enough the will bite

    • @misterdashss
      @misterdashss Год назад

      You are aware that the US prison system is basically legal slavery right?

  • @marzblackbannerz6278
    @marzblackbannerz6278 9 месяцев назад +3

    Good for elSalvador..strength and courage and prosperity to the decent hard working ppl of that country..and respect to elSalvadorian Women who give birth to Men like this President. Love from Lebanon ❤

  • @mirsad7
    @mirsad7 9 месяцев назад +3

    my utmost respect and appreciation for President Nayib bukele

  • @chrissegee
    @chrissegee Год назад +181

    Wait you mean actually arresting criminals somehow slows down crimes……🤯🤯🤯

    • @omniscience9631
      @omniscience9631 Год назад +21

      California: " how is this possible?! It must be a machination made by the right!"

    • @im-un-fragile
      @im-un-fragile Год назад +2

      Shocker, right?

    • @m14wdotcom
      @m14wdotcom Год назад

      65000 people is likely bigger than the size of their army. These criminals don't look like they can't defend themselves. I wouldn't call them criminals...

    • @mrkiky
      @mrkiky Год назад

      @@omniscience9631 Surely the reason they commit crime is because they're oppressed. We should be MORE lenient with them, maybe they will stop.

    • @youtubearepussys7530
      @youtubearepussys7530 Год назад

      No way! What manner of sorcery is this?

  • @chriscilia7555
    @chriscilia7555 Год назад +654

    What human rights abuses ??!! This is a fantastic job. Honest and law-abiding citizens have the right to lead a normal life which is not ravaged by these criminals. Big well done to the forces of the law

    • @ellengran6814
      @ellengran6814 Год назад +7

      There is a pattern in US/Western history. Colonization, coups, supply of money/weapons to those in support of Western Big Businesses , sanctions etc (= let ordinary people suffer and Big Businesses get rich). Next there is a call for human rights.

    • @Standoffmuffin
      @Standoffmuffin Год назад +1

      This channel is known for its soft takes.

    • @Kamilledavid
      @Kamilledavid Год назад +4

      Next up, political prisoners.

    • @peteryang8991
      @peteryang8991 Год назад +4

      This is because most world leaders are still Baby Boomer generation. And the boomer generation is also the hippie generation. But the younger generation come after the boomers are f***ing hard core. Not just El Salvador. Same is happening in Ukraine with Zelenskyy. Putin made all the right move except he didn't expect Zelenskyy to be f***ing crazy. But to Putin's defense, he never dealt with a millennial leader before and the boomer leaders he is used to dealing with are soft.
      Even in Finland with Sanna Marin, Sanna Marin is a girl and she is still hardcore

    • @F_Yale
      @F_Yale Год назад +20

      Only paedophiles and criminals call this an abuse of human rights.

  • @leviticus5363
    @leviticus5363 9 месяцев назад +3

    Good 👍! It’s about time someone took control and fixed the problem, the world needs to do the same!

  • @abemontes2518
    @abemontes2518 9 месяцев назад +4

    Yes, i believe criminals should be treated this way. They felt no pity (the criminals) or compassion for those people they destroyed and the families who had to deal with the pain of the aftermath.

  • @johnburn872
    @johnburn872 Год назад +507

    Very proud of this country. Insanely hard to turn things around in your country

    • @tynao2029
      @tynao2029 Год назад

      There are no prisons left at all in Central or South America. All of the prison population and criminals in C. and South America have been released and smuggled into the USA through open borders. C and S America would never bother to house and pay for prisoners, when USA has an open border and giving them all free stuff to replace their own people

    • @mattglasgow4383
      @mattglasgow4383 Год назад +17

      Violent criminals need to be arrested and imprisoned EVERYWHERE, only when the scourge of society is gone can society start to blossom.

    • @wodens-hitman1552
      @wodens-hitman1552 Год назад +14

      I wish they would treat the filth like this in England but too many do gooders

    • @christopia4936
      @christopia4936 Год назад +5

      ​@@wodens-hitman1552 100%. All those clowns running round stabbing randoms trying to make a name for themselves.. Lock them up and lose the key.

    • @bloodyidit4506
      @bloodyidit4506 Год назад

      It's not gonna turn around like you think and the laws used to make this possible will be abused for generations.
      Mass corruption in leadership led to this, it will not stop so easily. There will be hell of a different sort.
      The gangs needed to go, but a new gang will likely take their place in government. Mexico has no chance to recover unless their government is actually willing to let go of their power after this is done. It will not.

  • @toxicavenger7073
    @toxicavenger7073 Год назад +93

    Wtf do you expect them to do with some of the most notoriously dangerous cold blooded killers, Grapists(silent G),kidnappers,gangsters!? Treat them like the savage monsters they are!

    • @Janzer_
      @Janzer_ Год назад +6

      for too long their kind were allowed to do whatever they wanted

    • @AgentSquiddy
      @AgentSquiddy Год назад

      Hey I want grapes ! Man I didn't know they were so illegal though!

    • @assasain999
      @assasain999 Год назад +2

      We're all adults here, you can just say rapists bro... this isn't middle school.

    • @Mr7ich7
      @Mr7ich7 Год назад +5

      ​@@assasain999 RUclips likes to censor that word I'm afraid

    • @martiansarepunk
      @martiansarepunk Год назад

      ​@PHom. Can you inform the folks at YT of this development?

  • @csealand
    @csealand 10 месяцев назад +8

    All countries Need to do this. Wrong doing needs to be punished

  • @thepandemicfiles9331
    @thepandemicfiles9331 10 месяцев назад +4

    I wish our politicians would do this in the United States !

  • @robertfontaine3650
    @robertfontaine3650 Год назад +349

    This is a little frightening on one hand but long overdue on the other. You cannot allow criminals to run your country. Mexico should be taking notes.

    • @Janzer_
      @Janzer_ Год назад +42

      **mexico has taken the notes and used them to wrap up fentanyl**

    • @jozephvoorheez2760
      @jozephvoorheez2760 Год назад +13

      @@Janzer_ Mexico is not in the clear yet and has a lot of work to do still. Cartels still hold power

    • @oneminutereviews25
      @oneminutereviews25 Год назад

      It will take a very strong politician to fight the corruption in Mexico sponsored by the gangs

    • @FloridaGirl-
      @FloridaGirl- Год назад +13

      Problem is the cops are crooked too.

    • @insanity6829
      @insanity6829 Год назад +16

      NOW the USA should take heed cuz this is where these creeps are coming!!

  • @protapanzer8752
    @protapanzer8752 Год назад +143

    Anyone who have ever been to El Salvador, knows this was and is necessary. True of all of C. America.

    • @CryptocurrencyInsider
      @CryptocurrencyInsider Год назад +2

      Right, other countries would’ve shot these gangsters. At least they still get to live, unlike their victims.

    • @tracym8952
      @tracym8952 Год назад

      They wanted to bring hell so the government has provided them an area where they can safely be demonic away from good people

    • @AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp
      @AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp Год назад +1

      And Mexico

    • @MysticalJessica
      @MysticalJessica Год назад

      @@CryptocurrencyInsider Yeah the US is the one to speak. Police over there shoot people only over suspicion of having a gun just because someone called 911 and said so!

    • @mikemiller659
      @mikemiller659 Год назад

      Their coming to the USA thanks to the Left and biden

  • @TheUntypicalGerman
    @TheUntypicalGerman 10 месяцев назад +5

    Making your country safe to live for your people is one of the responsibilities of the leader. Happy for El Salvador!
    Criminals need harsher punishments to make newcomers think twice.

  • @jamiegriffiths3939
    @jamiegriffiths3939 Год назад +2

    I give the president praise for having the resolve to try stop gang violence and make El Salvador a safer country. All the human right activists are just letting the violence continue .
    They should go and live amongst the El Salvador people and be subjected to the same as the local good people endure and than see if they still want to protect these criminals

  • @craigwest4741
    @craigwest4741 Год назад +490

    Good to see and who cares about their human rights , the gangs didn't care about the victims human rights.

    • @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477
      @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477 Год назад +1

      Which is great and all, but you’re serving to radicalize and train gang members by creating this prison.

    • @redwolfexr
      @redwolfexr Год назад +16

      As long as YOU don't get mistaken for a gangster... life sentence because you pissed off a cop somewhere.
      "200 days without a murder" -- bet that doesn't include police murdering people. You don't get compliant gangers by half measures. They are compliant because its death not to.

    • @craigwest4741
      @craigwest4741 Год назад +40

      @RWXR gang tattoos says it all. Plenty of kidney to harvest their.

    • @redwolfexr
      @redwolfexr Год назад +16

      @@craigwest4741 you think only guys with gang tattoos are being arrested... how.. naïve. They highlighted those guys for the camera.

    • @mrbald9537
      @mrbald9537 Год назад +1

      @@redwolfexr If thats what it takes to make the country safe it's a evil necessary for good. Being soft on crime never works it always backfires because suprise criminals will take advantage of it.

  • @ricardopena3061
    @ricardopena3061 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great job bravo Mr president Bukele

  • @Automedon2
    @Automedon2 10 месяцев назад +13

    It's about time that the decent people who are trying to live decent lives take back the world from the people who are doing the opposite

  • @adambuss654
    @adambuss654 Год назад +158

    Sends a very clear message that gangs aren't worth it. Maybe if this is maintained for a few years so a generation or two could finish school without their threats, we might see a shift in perspective as gangs not being the only way, and that is the only real way to kill their grip on society.

  • @j.p.holiday8899
    @j.p.holiday8899 Год назад +52

    I'm an American in the suburbs, and I'm certainly not criticizing y'all. Good for you guys. God Bless.

    • @Sjrick
      @Sjrick Год назад +4

      You didnt need to say you were an American. The 'Y'all' gave it away

    • @j.p.holiday8899
      @j.p.holiday8899 Год назад +3

      @@Sjrick Lol. Fair enough.

    • @demetreeburyyou1217
      @demetreeburyyou1217 Год назад

      @@j.p.holiday8899 beware of organized gangstalking !!!!!

  • @richardbennett4027
    @richardbennett4027 9 месяцев назад +4

    We need to do this in the U.S. !!!!

  • @marcosmartinez5316
    @marcosmartinez5316 9 месяцев назад +2

    Perhaps the greatest President in the history of Central America, Make Bukele King now!!

  • @pikeman6774
    @pikeman6774 Год назад +309

    Never fails these “human rights groups” helping the criminals.

    • @kingghidorah5213
      @kingghidorah5213 Год назад

      For real and they didn't give a fucktabout the hundreds of weekly murders

    • @steven-vn9ui
      @steven-vn9ui Год назад

      Unbelievable isn't it! These guys knew what they were doing. They waived their rights by doing it. Fuck em

    • @paintingwithbilly2092
      @paintingwithbilly2092 Год назад

      Human rights groups are criminals. Don't let the name fool you

    • @delckin963
      @delckin963 Год назад +11

      I mean, that's kinda the whole point... It's like free speech, it's the speech that people don't like that needs protecting.

    • @pikeman6774
      @pikeman6774 Год назад

      @@delckin963 That makes no sense…
      It’s the whole point for human rights groups to defend people who are slaughtering actual regular innocent civilians….
      But we should protect their speech because of “principles” lmao
      It’s nothing like free speech…

  • @fdsgfsdggsdfgfsdg2152
    @fdsgfsdggsdfgfsdg2152 Год назад +55

    Much respect to this young president

  • @mikeykostelny6817
    @mikeykostelny6817 9 месяцев назад +4

    We need your policies here in California desperately it would help alot thank you for doing God's work

  • @flipinflop5985
    @flipinflop5985 Год назад +4

    if this wasn't done the country would of been the same 50 years later or if not worse, this will harm some people short term but in the future the country will grow

  • @IndigoCosmic
    @IndigoCosmic Год назад +98

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 A president who actually cares about the safety of his people. I love this. More country leaders need to follow suit (cough cough Mexico 🇲🇽 cough cough USA 🇺🇸). The people of El Salvador should be able to live in peace and safety!

    • @Nightmareman3
      @Nightmareman3 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@markpacheco443 It's plain to see , you are even smarter. So smart I can't take it.

    • @bayoak
      @bayoak 10 месяцев назад +3

      The problem in Mexico is the cartels and local, state and federal government are all profiting from the drug trade and cartel members are hard to spot as they don't have their cartel affiliation tattooed all over their faces. In the US the problem would be that it would appear highly racialized, and images of black and brown bodies bring processed by white prison guards would not sit well with the public. Yes, we have crime in the US but nowhere near the level of brutality that the Maras unleashed on the people of El Salvador. The Mexican cartels, while also brutal and sadistic, tend to target eachother and sadly even the families of rival cartels, but the avg Mexican is not being hacked up and dissolved in acid for no reason by the cartels.

    • @Nightmareman3
      @Nightmareman3 9 месяцев назад

      @bayoak It disgusts me how so many American's jacked up hyper sensitive emotions rule over common sense and life and death. They're too simple minded for their own good. The media owns them.

  • @frikkievarkpiel5854
    @frikkievarkpiel5854 Год назад +205

    Heart warming to see this.

    • @jamie9877
      @jamie9877 Год назад +23

      ​@SaltyBrains Maybe take your first world privilege and go watch something else. South American countries and their people have been suffering too long and unfortunately this is the only solution currently available.

    • @jamperTotal
      @jamperTotal Год назад

      ​@SaltyBrains couldn't agree more, that's why I'm against the death penalty or any punishment other than incarceration, we never know 100% if someone is guilty unless we literally have "objective" proof like a video/photograph and obviously that can be faked too.
      But all that doesn't matter, "criminals" need to be punished severly as long as it doesn't affect me directly I guess

    • @terrymullins9772
      @terrymullins9772 Год назад

      @@jamie9877 why don't they fight the government then, not there own people who are suffering.

    • @mannidennis1031
      @mannidennis1031 Год назад +3

      As a Black American, i support this president 💯%He’s doing his job and doing it well. Wish Biden would take some notes

    • @karimshebeika8010
      @karimshebeika8010 Год назад

      @@jamie9877 but you are aware that it is a slippery slope, arent you?

  • @jeffburger2782
    @jeffburger2782 10 месяцев назад +3

    This guy should run for US President

  • @rodrigoalmanza66
    @rodrigoalmanza66 10 месяцев назад +13

    If you feel sorry for these human beings who chose crime as a way of living then you can adopt, sponsor and support them.

    • @aidenschvatkok5732
      @aidenschvatkok5732 6 месяцев назад

      I feel sorry for anyone who was not a criminal but imprisoned anyway with no trial to prove their innocence. That being said, I can’t imagine what life for the innocent people of El Salvador was prior to the purge. The pure brutality of these gangs against common citizens could definitely be described as terrorism

  • @Lordradost
    @Lordradost Год назад +929

    I've read a few dozen stories from El Salvadorians, the one more gruesome or tragic and unimaginable than the next.
    I found myself haunted for a few days, running imaginings of those stories in the back of my head.
    ... Only to see "human rights activists" and other empty headed virtue grifters complain and excuse the monsters and horrors.

    • @HungryLoki
      @HungryLoki Год назад +21

      Rules for thee but not for me. Typical, you'll probably excuse any sort of extra-judicial bullshit, until lit hits you or yours. It's always the same bullshit.

    • @tynao2029
      @tynao2029 Год назад

      There are no prisons left at all in Central or South America. All of the prison population and criminals in C. and South America have been released and smuggled into the USA through open borders. C and S America would never bother to house and pay for prisoners, when USA has an open border and giving them all free stuff to replace their own people

    • @theangrycanuck8331
      @theangrycanuck8331 Год назад +159

      ​@@HungryLoki you'll excuse any violence, no matter how brutal, commited by criminals. Until it hits you and yours.

    • @ronnonyabizness5240
      @ronnonyabizness5240 Год назад +41

      @@HungryLoki Your comment doesn't fit the context of the story at all, I'm not sure you even understand the video. Did you just copy/paste another comment thinking it was cool and smart?

    • @LuckyCharms777
      @LuckyCharms777 Год назад +31

      @@HungryLoki
      Ah, but the rules apply to them too, and anybody else who joins a gang.
      It’s hypocritical that people like you who want to interpret the Constitution rather than accept it as written, and want parts of it removed and other things added, are the same people who complain about “extra-judicial” actions. You don’t care about extra-judicial, you’re just upset that it’s not about things you support.

  • @aaronlopez492
    @aaronlopez492 Год назад +28

    Nice job President Bukele, the maras in El Salvador had been terrorizing the people and no one did a thing about it either because they were afraid or because they were in on it. Well, this is a very good beginning. Muchos aplausos y Felicidades. May God richly bless you and the people of El Salvador. 👏✝️

    • @sowhat2727
      @sowhat2727 Год назад +2

      Allies are helping Allies :)) Stay tuned. Much coming worldwide. Guess who is behind it all????

    • @Skbenc94
      @Skbenc94 Год назад

      ​@@sowhat2727americaaaaaaa

  • @jayfrancis3158
    @jayfrancis3158 9 месяцев назад +3

    Hard core criminals should never be free to commit more atrocities.

  • @santiagobenites
    @santiagobenites Год назад +760

    Congratulations to Mr. Bukele for not only realizing that drastic measures need to be undertaken to rid the streets of the plague of gang warfare, but for following through and dealing with it in a direct and effective manner. Politicians all over North America need to take note!

    • @mattglasgow4383
      @mattglasgow4383 Год назад +34

      I think it was Wendover productions who made a great video on this he said something like, “If the Salvadorians want to democratically elect a dictator for the betterment of their country, let them do that. It is not the place of the West to harp on them for making a safer country for themselves. Some rights in America are not protected in El Salvador, therefore it is unfair to attribute constitutional rights here to there.

    • @Greg-yu4ij
      @Greg-yu4ij Год назад +9

      Good for El Salvador, however you are on the clock. Every month this state of emergency continues is another month closer to a totalitarian state, and then all the citizens will be in a prison. As for the prisoners, you should be able to start moving the less dangerous ones to work farms and giving them privileges. If they have no path back to society you might as well end them now because if they ever get out…

    • @marcelomarcelo514
      @marcelomarcelo514 Год назад

      @@Greg-yu4ij They should be ended, this rabid fiends have gone to the point of making mass graves, disemboweling people alive and even practicing cannibalism, they shouldn't ever be allowed to see the sun again

    • @chory1827
      @chory1827 Год назад +3

      We wait for Mexico now. But I guess they would need a whole city prison to do that.

    • @jesterapp
      @jesterapp Год назад +5

      Lol it should be patently obvious to any thinking person that the feral Aztecs south of the US border require authoritarianism for stability. The Lockian principles of a modern republic are as alien to them as clean drinking water.

  • @conspiracytherapist1869
    @conspiracytherapist1869 Год назад +66

    No mercy for these criminals! Absolutely none!!!

    • @jeffbrownstain
      @jeffbrownstain Год назад +5

      We'll remember that when you steal a candy bar from the gas station when next months rent check bounces.
      You'll get three hot meals a day behind bars, if you're lucky.

    • @conspiracytherapist1869
      @conspiracytherapist1869 Год назад +2

      @SaltyBrains No mercy!

    • @conspiracytherapist1869
      @conspiracytherapist1869 Год назад +9

      @SaltyBrains I will never put myself in that situation.

    • @FriendlyPerson-zb4gv
      @FriendlyPerson-zb4gv Год назад +7

      @SaltyBrains clown

    • @remi009340
      @remi009340 Год назад +6

      ​@SaltyBrains "A percentage of them are completely innocent"
      A SMALL percentage forsure.
      You have to look at the bigger picture and weigh into consideration the much larger percentage of people that aren't being killed indiscriminately by the majority of these gang members because they aren't still running around the streets.
      I know personally I would rather be innocent and locked up for life as that small percentage than I don't know.... being set on fire and dismembered by one of these guys after they abuse and murder your family and make you watch.
      Just don't get MS13 tattoos all over your body and you should be fine... statistically of course.
      No matter what jail in the whole world there will always be someone who's actually innocent and still locked up.
      It comes with the territory.

  • @DespicableDemon
    @DespicableDemon 9 месяцев назад +3

    You can feel the presence of these gangs in LA, I think the El Salvadorian president has done some godawful things, but cracking down on gangs and labelling them as terrorists, is a right step for El Salvador. Heard so many horror stories from that country, I hope the citizenry can rest easier. I just worry about the amount of power their government is taking, something needs to keep them in check that they don't go too far and start punishing citizens if it ever comes to that.

  • @cliffordstanley2189
    @cliffordstanley2189 10 месяцев назад +3

    Young President. A great perspective of policy to get to the nub of the problem.

  • @fishingbob8374
    @fishingbob8374 Год назад +42

    Best part of the weekend! Thank you again MR.

  • @chairmankaga2821
    @chairmankaga2821 Год назад +12

    Finally, criminals treated as the scum they are.

  • @GTH321
    @GTH321 9 месяцев назад +2

    We should be taking notes, this is how you get it done. Bravo save your country from these terrorists.

  • @mg976
    @mg976 Год назад +3

    Bukelle the best of the best.. Bravo.! RESPECT!

  • @justsayin4486
    @justsayin4486 Год назад +96

    God Bless El Salvador! A great example for the world to follow!!

    • @philliphall5198
      @philliphall5198 Год назад +2

      I agree

    • @tynao2029
      @tynao2029 Год назад

      There are no prisons left at all in Central or South America. All of the prison population and criminals in C. and South America have been released and smuggled into the USA through open borders. C and S America would never bother to house and pay for prisoners, when USA has an open border and giving them all free stuff to replace their own people

  • @TrustMelDontCare
    @TrustMelDontCare Год назад +188

    My bestfriend is from El Salvador. I'm glad to hear these things considering all of the live experiences he's shared with me. That country has been a very wild place for some time and I know he and his family stopped visiting 5 years ago because the violence was becoming too consistent. When he did go, he had an armed convoy because his uncle got into politics and garnered a high ranking seat. If it's too scary for someone with armed guards, I can't imagine how scary it is for everyone else.

    • @jasonthomas4973
      @jasonthomas4973 Год назад +8

      Yeah people can not live like that.👍🙏

    • @rob_in_sv
      @rob_in_sv Год назад +5

      Not so much a "wild" place. A more accurate term is El Salvador was a country bordering on what can be considered a FAILED STATE! Wide spread endemic corruption, from the very top of government trickling down to all lower levels. Yes, it was that bad. Things are much better now after the country went through all these radical changes within the last few years. I hope you and your Salvadoran friend come visit this beautiful country sometime soon. You will love it! ❤️

    • @Janzer_
      @Janzer_ Год назад +3

      @@rob_in_sv what you're describing is mexico. failed state. same thing needs to happen there, but there is no one strong enough. when they tried to train the military, the military then went cartel lol

    • @AuraCraft
      @AuraCraft Год назад

      did they catch the mafia bosses as well? or just the low level street gangbangers?

    • @CodepageNet
      @CodepageNet Год назад +2

      @@Janzer_ my wife is from mexico and she's a huge fan of Bukele since day one. Mexico really is pretty far gone, i've lived there for years. corruption from top to bottom, cartels are able to overpower government and army unpunished etc. it's really a shame.

  • @tavastian3288
    @tavastian3288 Год назад +5

    A true leader.
    Gang members forfeit their human rights the moment they join gangs and commit crimes against other people.
    Human rights are to protect the innocent and law abiding citizens, not the criminal scum

  • @mlopez4546
    @mlopez4546 10 месяцев назад +2

    🍻 Presidente Bukele

  • @rudyschwab7709
    @rudyschwab7709 Год назад +305

    Nowadays, I don't automatically assume "human rights advocates" are actually human rights advocates. Too many seem interested in perpetuating the crisis rather then actually doing something useful toward solving the problem.

    • @stephen4121
      @stephen4121 Год назад +47

      They're usually lawyers. So in their interest to keep it going

    • @asatrv
      @asatrv Год назад +11

      I actually think they mean well. Most of them are too young or unexperienced to have witnessed what humans are capable of. A lot of them come around later in life.

    • @RauchenWir
      @RauchenWir Год назад +15

      @@asatrv Honestly, I think it's just empathy without thinking it through. These former gang bangers look absolutely pathetic in that promo video. My heart almost goes out to them...until I remember what these people are and what they've done. And I think of how this is widely supported by the people of El Salvador; who am I to tell them what their situation is? This will also have massive benefits, assuming it ultimately cripples these gangs, for the US's crime rate.
      I just hope anyone innocent caught up in this can get out.

    • @SethTaylor1
      @SethTaylor1 Год назад +3

      @@RauchenWir Well that's the issue isn't it, they have no way of getting out even if completely innocent.

    • @idrinktapwater6174
      @idrinktapwater6174 Год назад +7

      @@RauchenWir They feel good from their own opinions. It's not empathy, it's narcissism. They wouldn't lift a finger for people they know but seeing a murderer on a screen makes their heart's melt. You have to earn those tattoos they wear, ink means blood spilled.

  • @no1salty
    @no1salty Год назад +278

    As Carl Elias once said: "Our justice system rests on the fact we treat our criminals better than they treated their victims"

    • @m14wdotcom
      @m14wdotcom Год назад +1

      In fact, you all care more about the victim to bully the criminal than you care about preventing to have victims, to not have criminals... Try to guess who is the most sadistic in the Karpman triangle...

  • @Crafty-One
    @Crafty-One Год назад +2

    This president is a hero. After decades of a failed country, he turned things around. He should be celebrated.

  • @Bigapple819
    @Bigapple819 9 месяцев назад +3

    it's kinda crazy to me that the government of El Salvador had the power to do this all along.

  • @ramonchinea4349
    @ramonchinea4349 Год назад +57

    This is exactly what needs to be done!! Purge these gangs out of society!!!! Once and for all.

    • @mikef.1000
      @mikef.1000 Год назад

      Well, the govt. had better pay attention to what might want to pop up in the gang's place, and why...

  • @JamesFAFOCreel
    @JamesFAFOCreel Год назад +172

    We need a president like him in the U.S. 👏👏👏 .

    • @tracym8952
      @tracym8952 Год назад

      We do not need a dictator in the USA. He has done a good job though.

    • @danielgreensides8463
      @danielgreensides8463 Год назад +5

      You really do I've never seen the USA so screwed up I feel so bad for my friends there lately

    • @livelyupmyself1
      @livelyupmyself1 Год назад +2

      Yeah I’m glad I moved to Australia, but I really feel bad for my home country. It’s just getting worse and worse over there.

    • @jonathanvega9402
      @jonathanvega9402 Год назад +1

      you do have guantanamo,,,so,....

    • @guiltazaour2871
      @guiltazaour2871 Год назад

      the east is becoming the west the vice versa, so get out of usa before that

  • @Aldornas
    @Aldornas Год назад +3

    El Salvador is a first world country now. I'm excited to visit.

  • @tigermarcel1997
    @tigermarcel1997 Год назад +2

    Big respect for the president Mr Bukele

  • @emmanuelmunchies
    @emmanuelmunchies Год назад +138

    Can Mexico please do this to the cartels? They're ruining the country.

    • @bigbeartanner
      @bigbeartanner Год назад +9

      Cartels are basically a army. Cartels own a lot of hotels and other tourist businesses. It would never happen

    • @Interdiction
      @Interdiction Год назад +12

      The US first starting with the Senate

    • @user-qv4nu9zo9k
      @user-qv4nu9zo9k Год назад +8

      Mexico would never , never uses their army or do anything to stop cartel situations

    • @epicpancho5459
      @epicpancho5459 Год назад

      Ya when the CIA gets out the way then the cartels are done.

    • @garvindean6443
      @garvindean6443 Год назад +2

      Cartels in Mexico are to powerful I don't think even the army could handle them

  • @bigmamajama2829
    @bigmamajama2829 Год назад +4

    This is great work. KEEP IT UP.

  • @stevestreet2825
    @stevestreet2825 Год назад +1

    Thank Yoy Mob Reporter, Love Your Videos

  • @1Conquistador
    @1Conquistador Год назад +259

    I was just there, army units, police, security guards everywhere, all armed with rifles/shotguns... No attitude, they were all nice & answered my questions. Sense of the mood of the people is good, everyone was nice & helpful, going about their business & working. I was walking around in suit & tie, day & night, never felt scared or uncomfortable... we can use this tactic in Chicago!

    • @vladoserfel
      @vladoserfel Год назад +12

      I am with you brother. Lived in Chicago for 17 years. Now i live in Mchenry

    • @bellagirlgirl8827
      @bellagirlgirl8827 Год назад +13

      Can we clean out the gangs in Calif?

    • @mustbetuesday3982
      @mustbetuesday3982 Год назад +6

      When Chicago doesn’t clean out the gangs you have to ask “Cui Bono”?

    • @francoisarseneault3142
      @francoisarseneault3142 Год назад

      @@mustbetuesday3982

    • @Mikesorrento3344
      @Mikesorrento3344 Год назад +5

      We can use this in every democrat run city.

  • @mymagicsigns
    @mymagicsigns Год назад +179

    This gives me hope in the world! This should be the treatment for all the people that destroy others lives and wellbeing!

    • @Art-lp6gj
      @Art-lp6gj Год назад

      @SaltyBrains for the inmates that dont have 18 and 13 and wierd demonic gang shit tatted on them. yes your probably right. but look at the previous murder rates.. they had so many small brained criminals to get out of the way the best option was to just gather them all up. show me one "innocent" guy without gang tattoos..

    • @Fissan_Poulsen
      @Fissan_Poulsen Год назад +14

      @SaltyBrains And by not doing this an even greater percentage of innocent people will die in the streets.

    • @mymagicsigns
      @mymagicsigns Год назад +9

      ​@SaltyBrains We all have a choice! There is no excuse! We do it with our own hands, excuses are for cowards and thieves!

    • @mymagicsigns
      @mymagicsigns Год назад +12

      @SaltyBrains Choosing to hurt someone is not innocence. Because of people like you that see crime as an innocent thing.

    • @nessfinesse575
      @nessfinesse575 Год назад +1

      So Politics😂

  • @tedcurrently6092
    @tedcurrently6092 9 месяцев назад +3

    This is the only way to clean up the scale of modern criminality. We need a crime reset in society.