How El Salvador Destroyed Their Brutal Gangs Changes Everything!
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2024
- How El Salvador Destroyed Their Brutal Gangs Changes Everything!
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It's just awful. Imagine a government that puts gangsters in jail so businesses can operate safely and free from extortion and so citizens can walk their streets freely. How dare they!
The sheer fecking audacity...
Yes this is like a movie tale. Hopefully they won't be out within 2 day like in US or pathetic, fantastically retarded Europe.
Now they're in your backyard because of the biden administration 😂
@@unclecreepy834391 indictments, multiple bankruptcies, guilty of sexual assault, guilty of lying (by a lot) on his land valuations and taxes, declining mental state, promising lots of revenge when he gets elected, his wife is hiding from him, literally DOZENS of the very best people he hired were fired or quit and none of them have anything good to say about him.
At the costs of legal rights, due process, warrants, evidence, and access to lawyers and legal defense.
Sounds Trumpian to me.
It is funny how human rights people always think about criminals and not the people who are being abused by these animals.
Not human rights, this are all criminal rights left organizations. The left is always on criminals side, they always defend all sorts of depravity and wrong doing.
Their dumb privilege people their cowards all they do is talk instead of taking action
Because they support indirectly criminals in many third world countries! Human rights organizations are also corrupt!!!
I think the problem is they apply Blackstone's formulation, "It's better that 10 guilty men go free than a single innocent be punished." And maybe that was all well and good in England in 1760 when it was penned. But in the modern era, with the damage these guilty men are doing, we simply cannot afford for even 10 of them to get free.
lets be realistic, many of those human rights movements are funded by suspicious companies and "anonymous benefactors". The cartels are murdering entire families, they don't deserve the benefit of human rights and "fair trials" represented by lawyers bought with drug money.
The media “If you treat the prisoners like that, they will become more violent when they get out!”
Bukkele “Who said anything about getting out?”
Lmaooooo 😂
So what do they want milk and cookies before bed a bedtime story hot chocolate every night ..... Fuck em give them one meal a day and those prison bed can go to homeless shelter they don't deserve them
😂😂😂
He‘s the man
Imagine having more empathy for literal cannibals and mass murderers than the common folk 💀💀💀
They transporting prisoners in there underwear. Thats humiliation to the max. No kid looks at a gang member as someone to look forward to. Way to go
Here, the prisoners or wannabes show theirs for advertising
US criticising Bukele just shows how sinister they really are. Behind the scenes, one can only imagine what the government is up to. Perhaps they are secretly funding these terrorists groups and trying to act like the hero.
@@cvhinson1you want to try be a wannabe gangsters watch them cry when there faceing prison for life
Exactly.
they just lock up everybody.... we all know this is a lie... look into it ya'll.... also the president works with the gangs and they still run the show.... yankees are so naive
Who would’ve guessed it, arresting criminals actually works.
Biden wouldn't know how that works.
@@kevincarter6001he doesnt know where he is most of the time
But, but: You gotta keep them.!
Tell that to the democrats wokers....
But you can’t arrest American police officers so easily bro use your head man come on
Human right group didn't dare to set their foot in El Salvador when those gangs were running things.
Human Rights Orgs in each country does that, they just profit from the publicity and milks it dry.
they go to greenpeace and c o2 is the problem ?? mutch safer
If you act like an animal you lose your human rights.
human rights groups can join these gangs in prison as far as i'm concerned .
Damn right!!!
Imagine a president who puts a country back in line by stopping the criminal gangs from destroying it. Oh, the horror...
it works because El Salvador is a small country compared to the US, there's hundreds of videos out there of US gang members doing heinous things even in prison, search up TD bingham.
Agreed. Trumplethinskin should be locked up now. With his own mafia, the U.SS.
@@chrisli3251 That's a wrong way to look at it. What he did was a big deal because the previous presidents didn't achieve the success at cracking down the gangs previously. So to turn the tide is no small feat.
Oh the blatant beginnings of fascism by blocking civilian rights. Stop looking at it with rose tinted glasses.
@@lotus1219Eh, let’s be real. This was achieved by Bidens open border policy.
"...level of cruelty..." ? ! Again, the Gang Members thought NOTHING of the rights of their VICTIMS !!!
so? does that mean you need to lower yourself to their level?
@@parsifal6094 I guess not, if you want to lose.
@@parsifal6094you have to. What you gonna do? Invite them to tea party to talk about their problems? NO! They behave like feral animals. So they get feral animals treatment. There was literally nothing that prevented them from living normal life. They weren't forced to behave like that. They wanted to behave like that.
@@Aiden-eu3wm yes, some of them didn't know better. Have you even watched the video?
You can counter brutality with brutality, but only to a specific point. After that you have to have a long term solution. Like reeducation, rehabilitation, social support.
The idea behind a good punitive system is not to lock a bad person for good, but to return him to society as a changed man.
And the real deal with the Salvadorian measures is that at least a portion of the arrested are innocent, who are not getting the chance to defend themselves in front of a judge.
Please eatch the video again, and explore the subject a bit more
@@parsifal6094 you can't reeducate and rehabilitate people who don't want to be reeducated and rehabilitated. They were perfectly fine with their criminal lifestyle. They didn't had any remorse or second thought when they decided to butcher small family of actually innocent people. They willingly rejected their human rights in moment when they decided to behave like fricking monsters and animals. Locking them for good IS the solution. You look at this from glasses of the west society (that is shitty) you practically never endured hardship in your life. You never were living in fear that when you walk out from your home you may never see your family again because some ese decide to slaughter you for shit and giggles. You never endured fear of being civilian in these crime filled countries. You live in mindset that every human is good inside. That everyone deserve second chance. But world don't operate that way. These people never gave their victims second chance. They never gave civilians chance to live their lives in peace. So what gives you idea that THEY deserve second chance to live in society that they worked hard to terrorize?
The fact that crime has dropped by 90% shows the right people went to jail.
im sure that some people were arressted and imprisoned who were innocent.... but you know what? From an individual perspective thats horrific, but from a societal perspective i think its perfectly acceptable considering the results.
The ends don't necessarily justify the means
@@islandwills2778 That's a terrible mindset because you'd be the first to change your tune if it happened to you or someone else you loved. That type of thinking opens up the dark ideas of humanity.
I think the president of this country is strong and intellectual, turning rat hole into a livable place. Yes, I said it. RAT HOLE. What about Mexico? Still dumb.
Which doesn’t happen enough in the US.
I am from El Salvador. All I can say is that you can live there now.
That’s right brother
I live in the US. Can we switch leaders? Lol
How many innocent (actually innocent) people do you think got arrested because of it? Because ridding the streets of gangs is amazing (it truly is) but the way it's been done there makes it almost certain that some innocent people got wrongly accused and imprisoned with the actual gang members.
@@nps1024cope
@@nps1024Too many, although what is it worth?
I just visited El Salvador for 9 days and felt completely safe. The people are so friendly and welcoming. They were patient with my broken Spanish lol. The country itself has beautiful views and I encourage anyone to visit the Surf City area. El Tunco is full of friendly travelers from all over the world. El Salvador is home to some of the best surfing in the Americas as well. I’m grateful I was able to experience such a beautiful place that I wouldn’t have been able to visit just a few years ago.
I am planning to go, do you have some recommendations?
I wonder if America will ever have a President with balls?
If we had a president like this, it would be a very dark day within the United States as if they pulled any of the same actions it would be in direct violation of the very freedoms are founding fathers gave us
They had JFK He was assassinated for having a pair of balls
@@ciaran3629 jfk more was fighting corruption and abuse of power… not openly, stripping people of their rights and mass inprisonment
@@lolbit1232 ya most of afro American are gangster. They would use slave credits 😂
The us is too powerful for that sadly
Those "human rights" activists are similar to school teachers who ignore the bullying but punish the victim who fought back.
Exactly.
The only kind of school teacher that exists, sadly teaching academia is a closed club that only allows weakminded socialists to graduate.
Similar to jounalist schools, you cant graduate unless you "agree" with the official consensus.
You're right
totally right
Right
Where are the Human Rights Groups when it comes to the rights of the victims of gang violence? Kudos to Bukele, keep up the great work!
They are writing those articles of criminals rights from Martha’s Vineyard.
Simple: there's no money in milking the woes of people outside of the Approved Pitied People list.
@@crapparcSo you think people campaign for human rights to make money? 🤣🤣🤣
@@lawsonj39So you think people are in it for something other than money or social credit? You naive little boy.
WHY DO YOU THINK HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATES ARE USUALLY LOUDEST IN SUPPORT OF CRIMINALS?
Think it really through, Could it be that its exactly because that is where your Human rights matter most?
That is just logic.
Also Who is to decided that you are not a criminal tomorrow or next week?
When you don't have rights, Anyone with a tiny amount of power could just say that you are a criminal. And that would be it.
You go to jail for the rest of your life. With no way of escaping or being let out ever again.
Seriously, if you are in a gang, you lose your rights. Especially when you are in a violent, brutal, murderistic gang.
and what if you are not, but you were thrown into jail anyway?
unlucky
@@parsifal6094 So let me ask you THIS question, princess. You have seen pictures of those tatted maras lined up @ssholes to elbows in the pokey. How many of those guys who are walking billboards for MS-13 do you think are innocent folks who were just "thrown into jail anyway"? 🙄
@@parsifal6094skill issue unfortunately
@@EBCgangLeader are you ready to live in a society where you can simply find yourself in jail based on technicality? And without a basic right to see a lawyer and appeal?
Wait, so Bukele has been criticized for making his country safe?
They called him nazi for sending the murderers of 120,000 Salvadorans to jail. Those liberals are really dumb.
No he’s being criticized for violating constitutional and potentially human rights. Machiavellian tactics are a slippery slope. He’s effectively turned El Salvador into a police state. While it has reduced crime, that is not a viable solution to the problem in the long term. Inevitably a police state comes under the control of corrupt individuals with agendas that can target marginalized groups or specific classes of people. What’s effectively stopping him from accusing the political opposition of being connected to gang members? He already made journalism practically illegal when it comes to reporting on crime. Do you see the problem here?
what you expect from western activist? most of them living and grew up in peaceful society, sure their perspective about rights is stupid oftenly
no, he was criticized for ignoring basic human rights and throwing 65,000 people into jail without any trial. If you watched the report anywhere between a third and a half of the inmates are innocent
@@parsifal6094 How do you know that?
I think it's quite thoughtful of the criminals to tattoo themselves to aid the authorities in identifying them.
Not everyone with tattoos is a gang member.
would-be gang members, some of them @@MrThejboe3oh5
@@MrThejboe3oh5promoting gang/queer culture
@MrThejboe3oh5 NO one is saying that but there is a difference between ha ing a rose on your top left arm like my friend has. Or having obvious tatoos with your gang name on them
@@MrThejboe3oh5 most of them actually do , because its their tradition and part of the initiation rite
Criminal gangs do not care about YOUR human rights
Apparently, neither does the government?
@@ch-yq5yn Is that your name or your gang number?
@@ch-yq5yn Tights are made up shit and no one is entitled to any. Especially not rapsists and sadistic murderers. I can tell you've never been affected by gang violence.
@@jimandersen3003 :P
@@ch-yq5yn act human to be treated like a human
Watching how gang members act like throwing up their hands in weird shapes it's like watching humans that have not fully developed yet
First thing i think of if somebody says they are in a gang is isnt that a bit...RETRO😂 what next you gonna tell me you caught aids
I think this Bukele guy is responsible for saving thousands of people’s lives .
Around 3k a year
Biggest balls on planet earth award goes to Bukele!!
What better to think with? Balls or brains?
GOD SAID IS NOT BY THE SWORD OR BY AN ARMY;BUT MY SPIRIT SAID THE LORD.WE HAVE BEING PRAYING FOR THIS COUNTRY TO GET RID OF THE SATANIST GANG MEMBERS,NOW WE HAVE TO GET RID OF CORRUPT POLITICIANS.WE CAN NOT PUT OUR FAITH IN BUKELE ONLY BECAUSE HE IS JUST A MAN.WE HOPE HE DOESN'T GET CORRUPTED GOD SAID COURSE IS THE MAN THAT PUT HIS FAITH IN ANOTHER MAN
@@DannyvirkYou need both to accomplish anything of note
president for life !!
Nayib Bukele por vida! 🎉
Both my parents are from El Salvador and escaped during the civil war. The fact that they can finally see that El Salvador is becoming safer, they are happy to be able to go back without fear. They still have tears remembering the chaos and mayhem they lived in.
👏👏👌
I lot of us lived that life.. we felt in 1989.. and I'm parent are so happy to see El Salvador prosper.. I wish this would have been sooner we lost a lot of my family.. cousin and aunts and uncle are not here to see to the change.. my cousin didn't pay and was gun down..
Beckybc89, I like El Salvador's cachiporras: From The Ilobasco Latin Band: Jimena Ziliezar💕💋, From Los Tiburones Music Band: Ashley, Vanessa Aguierre, and Alexandra Espinosa, and from Sotero Musc Band: the captain of the cachiporras and the second in command.
It isn't better. Locals made your criminals . Citizens of elsalvador are the issue. That country will never find peace, they are lost tribes raped by the Spanish. Their original culture language and lineage of life has been stripped. Its nothing more then a memory now of what was. The criminals may be locked up now. Anyway they can overthrow anyway massgraves will be forming again, anyway new gangs new leaders new psychopaths will violate people and cause crime. Officials will be corrupt. These are issues with the people themselves. Elsalvador needs to rewrite its story for its future. Not bury more of its history to keep having the same future. Fixing the problem means changing. The people must change. The culture must change. It takes generations of families working together to make a good world.
I grew up in Los Angeles so I have never been to El Salvador growing up, but the information that was given to me not only by my parents but also other family members is rough to hear. As well as seeing them holding back tears to let us know, it is hard to imagine my family going through that.
This what a strong govt that cares about its country and people looks like
Wow a country using a prison for criminals and not running a prison as a business. Thats amazing.
How amazing
That’s what liberals are really upset about
Maybe the US can use this policy-TOO. Naw,won't happen. LOL.
Too many p ticians would be hind b ars. Remember, they have stocks in the private ones.
There's nothing wrong with contract operated prisons as long as there's strict regulation and oversight.
But that's the problem... Most governments that decide to move to private prisons don't want to monitor the conditions and operations as closely as is necessary. They just see a means of saving cash and having the budget look awesome.
Privileged American here. I was there about 3 months ago and I will tell you this. I felt so safe I would sleep on a park bench, overnight. I chose and AirBnB instead, lol, but that's how safe I felt. How safe I still feel it is there.
He said " they are never getting out, don't worry" 😂😂
Bukele is a hero of the Salvadoran people
now they are here in america
@chadherron2270 You have I backwards. El Salvador gang problem actually started from the US deporting gang members in the USA that had organize themselves into gangs while here without warning El Salvador of the dangerous criminals they were sending there.
@@chadherron2270those gang started here in America and went back to El Salvador when we deported them
Dude that guy works with the other big gang in his country... Check your facts.
The guy who helped me install my irrigation system bought a lemon farm down there and moved his family back. He said, "Bukele made my country safe and prosperous again. I'm moving back to raise my family."
"these prisoners are tortured" but like... These guys were literally raping and killing
And torturing...
you assume they all did that. Gang members do that for sure but not every single one does. Some have no choice but to join they have no family or options. A lot are forced into that life they see it as a civil war
@@tonylvezmeh, i believe every single one of them have done torturing
@@tonylvezIf you are part of a gang that kills, murders, rapes,etc. You have to be aware of the consequences of the whole group. There is no sugar coating here
Two wrongs don’t make a right… this is the kind of policy Trump would implement.
We should try this in the US…
On one side the Human Rights Activists do have a point, criminals are still humans...
On the more important side; *"Where were you when the criminals are running rampant?!"*
are they still human? I don't think so...
the tattoo industry in that country is going to take a hit too 😂😂😂😂
Bankruptcy
Probably all homemade tats or prison tats
Hahahhaha they never paid for tattoos
But the tattoo removal industry is BOOMING!
they didnt pay for shit xD
There's a reason why the people massively supported him. For the first time in a long time, law abiding citizens could walk down the street safely. Well done.
Give it time it will go back to where it was.
@@mrrace6318 Anything's possible, but until then, citizens get a chance at normalcy. They might get addicted to it.
Unless he also addresses the social and geopolitical problems that created it, it will just come back.
@@mrrace6318 ok debbie downer
Amazing how being tough on crime works, huh? Just watch the neighborhoods in Hartford, CT where the people are patrolling to keep their neighborhoods safe...crime has dropped significantly. Moreover, the people who live there are supportive of the patrols because they work!
I think he is the best. We need politicians like him in Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, LA, and any other city plagued by gangs and drugs.
As an Indian, I can totally relate to this way of reporting which admonishes government action by stating human rights. Go El Salvador, you have the support of atleast 1.4 billion Indians which is greater than the US and Europe combined. Your government may or may not have done everything well, but they certainly improved the law and order situation. This is exactly what Yogi Adityanath has done in the Indian state of UP and he has been termed as Muslim hater, while conveniently ignoring that gangs have been finished irrespective of the religion which the members professed.
I don't lnow why UP betrayed in election.
@@prashantmishra9985 because Muslims vote on religion and Hindus vote on caste
I love how a country actually stopping organised crime is portrayed as a bad thing
You didn't watch the full video did you
@@wolvekrome2475You didn't know the entire history of El Salvador didn't u?
@@AfiqAziz-ki1kn it covered enough didn't u see it
@@Cronusm It didn't cover enough. Read more. It was one the most violent countries in the world. Desperate measures calls for desperate actions
Many of these men are held, committing no known crime and allowing zero contact with their lawyer. You should be able to understand how that kind of policy can be incredibly abusive. Let's say only 1% of these inmates are innocent. There have been just over 79K people arrested on gang related accusations. That means 790 innocent people are being held with no hope of due process. You should be able to acknowledge the good but also see the bad in these policies. If you're willing to trade public freedom for safety just say so.
It’s nice of the thugs to brand themselves so they’re easier to identify and arrest.
Yeah at the same time anyone with a tattoo "looks like a criminal so is a criminal" based on their new system for arrests. So now innocent people are going to be beaten or killed in these prisons just because they had a tattoo.
intellectuals
I understand having empathy for some criminals, but I find it disturbing that the individual or individuals responsible for this video seem to have more empathy for the criminals than they do for the victims and law abiding citizens of El Salvador.
Bukele has balls of steel. Mad respect. If only all leaders did this.
It's sick when society cares more about criminals than victims.
They care about the innocent people who haven't had a trial before being imprisoned. Are *you* willing to be wrongly imprisoned for these policies to be carried out?
@@kyleolcott1769Number of murdered victims can be calculated from tattoo designs of some of these “innocent people.” Everything you say i nonsense.
😂😂😂😂@@kyleolcott1769
@@kyleolcott1769 To these people all they can see is it happening to those they don't like and therefore can't see the downsides. I would not cheer this on so willingly if I were any of them, rather be cautious about it
@kyleolcott1769 this police state is bad. The decades of gang rule was worse
When you start treating a criminal like a criminal people are less inclined in becoming a criminal.
I guarantee you there are now some innocent people serving life sentences among dangerous criminals because of this guy’s policies. Yeah, there was a reduction in crime but this sets an incredibly bad precedent.
Very true. If crime pays people will consider it a job opportunity.
This will lead to nothing other than perpetual police violence, becomeing a police state and not resolving poverty at all
When you start treating a Rabid Animals like a rabid Animals people are less inclined in becoming a criminal.
There; FIFY
@@brandonsheets1883And how many innocent people on the outside are alive that would otherwise be dead? The alternative of turning the country around in a traditional way could take 2 or 3 generations, or longer.
Western nations, USA specifically, can easily replicate something similar. Just designate the crips and bloods and all other known gangs terrorists, because they are.
Once designated as terrorists the rules change on how they are investigated and taken down.
A terrorist designation also changes WHO can go after them.
I always wondered why the US was reluctant to call domestic terrorists - terrorists
This man has won the hearts of his own people as well as the hearts of millions around the globe. No one else has ever achieved such victory.
"Bukele showed his dark side"... WHAT? Did the man forget about what he had just read about 87 people being massacred? He did what he had to do, period. Dude has balls
You have to remember that human rights for all of the country's citizens was thrown out the window as it became a surveilance state. The gang situation likely got so bad that it was worth it. But you have to acknowledge that that is a true cost and is generally not a good thing. Anyone with an adult brain has to acknowledge that there is both good and bad here.
@@ck9292 how did you handle the gangs? explain to us!!!
look, you can't expect results on the old methods, because people is more easy killed than arrested, and gangs kill alote of people very quickly when they are press. there is no other method.
Some of his actions are quite draconian
@@ck9292no, this is a good thing.
@@ck9292People would rather not be afraid of gangs anymore than never sacrifice their rights. This is how states operate. Hard decisions have to be made and done without hesitation, otherwise you can only live in uncertainty and fear. He literally just doesn’t want to play around with these people.
The people of El Salvador deserve freedom from the tyranny of gangs.
They can start by raising their kids right.
Yeah lets just hope Bukele doesn't turn into the next Stalin or Mao...it's sad when democracy fails..
@@reneeandchrisforever many times people are forced into cooperating with or joining gangs...when civil society has collapsed, choices are you are either with the gangs or against..
@@ameyas7726THANK YOU. People seem to be missing this major point.
Show me a country that does.@@reneeandchrisforever
Human rights critics: This type of cruelty to the gang members will impact El Salvador's economy in the future when they get out! 😡
Nayib Bukele: Who said they will be getting out?? 😂
Every country needs to learn from this. You need to take drastic steps to keep the people safe. I give the president of EL Salvador my full support!
Saka “Execute random searches of suspected gang members”
Bukele “execute randoms suspected gang members”
Imagine having a zero tolerance for violence. Crazy!
Yea just need to ignore certain rights hope the next administration doesnt abuse this
Disarming the lawful only serves to enable the criminal.
@@Joncenalol235Except it's the criminals who have all been put in prison lmao
@USERZ123XD Governments around the world have a monopoly on violence.
When USA criticize you, you KNOW you are doing the right thing! USA government is just another Cartel.
Salvadorans: "Yay! The streets aren't full of dead bodies and we're not afraid to go out!"
Human rights guys: "Yeah, but all those murderers are no longer enjoying their lives."
You do remember the war right?
Lawyers loose their jobs.
@@bastek66 lawyers who make a living protecting criminals fuck em
@@user-fl1pc7zu7fnope
This is so hilarious and so sad, that "human rights" are actually nothing but "criminal rights" in disguise
It is either you can't do it or you don't want to do it.
I hope in LA the leaders take action like Bukele did!!!! Respect from Germany 🎉🎉🎉🎉
THIS is how you take care of deadly gangs.
Stop treating them with soft hands because that never works.
Nayib Bukele understands this and he used a very hard hand and now El Salvador is a lot safer for non-criminals.
They have no value to the world to keep on re-producing the same results on this planet
Yes, but authoritarian methods will have casualties. There is a good chance that most of them are criminals, but since their is no process of defence or intervention, there will also be innocent people being arrested.
After a few years they will vote for some socialist who will release them all.
@@gsuekbdhsidbdhd
Innocent of what? Do you think that police arrest random people with no criminal background and who don't already associate with known gangsters? Even if they have not yet personally killed, raped, tortured or extorted anyone, they have bought into the lifestyle and aspire to it
The country is under martial law with no opposition partys or judicial system that has not been chased out of the country. Martial Law & extra judicial , death squads plus military sweeps is not a hard hand it reeks of a police state. enjoy your fantasy safety because nobody is safe under a police state backed by the countrys oligarchy.
This is exactly how gangs should be handled everywhere and especially in the USA
Honestly, the biggest threats at the moment are the pewdoohfaylehz and all the groups affiliated with them.
El Salvador is a tiny country compared to the United States. The number of Salvadoran criminals would only fill 1 American prison, not to mention that they fled America because they couldn't even take over Los Angeles
As well as migrants
@@luislongoria6621they literally got deported because of how much harm they were causing in LA lol, you greengos are weird, so naive and clueless yet do confident when opening your mouths
@@TheSleepingonit Yes, but it's the group I mentioned that is letting them in by the hordes.
Meanwhile Mexico "whelp whelp I'm scared"
Did you watch the video?
I think the policy governments need to take is that once a gang has enacted a certain level of violence and crime the gang itself needs to be labeled as something equivalent to terrorists and treated as such. The no negotiations with terrorists policy and stripping them of legal rights is what defeats violent military scale groups from communities which is why a similar method worked in El Salvador.
Using poverty as an excuse won't work. Millions of people are poor but still lead honest lives.
Poverty leaves impressionable youth vulnerable to bad influence.
Liberal Democrats always try the ether the race card of I so poor bullshit concerning on why they do crimes.
@benargee and thats not a pass to go murdering randos in the streets
@@benargee nah that's bullshit. got nothing to do with gangs, since you don't just fall into organised crime and extreme violence from some bad influence. poverty is only a reasonable explanation when conditions are unliveable, such as going hungry. but someone stealing because of that is still absolutely nothing like organised crime.
@@benargee Poverty doesn't make someone rape a woman.
I have to say, mixing gangs in prison and not caring about prison violence sounds like a real winner to me
They aren’t mixed. Where did you see they were?
@@razman4240 They mentioned it in this video.
@@razman4240they are. The cell mates are on rotation and are constantly shuffled like a deck of cards so there's no chance of unity and coordination for at least another decade.
The real winner is the majority of prisoners have not had a hearing or charges because that would require a judicial system. Prisoners have no right to lawyer or hearing. The beauty of ' Martial Law' & police state is real winner every time.
@@fluffy1931 The steep drop in crime rate says it all.
Give this man a Nobel Prize for balls of steel !
The Salvadorians can be proud of their President & Military 😊
We are
@@joycem6250 Good !
Im Mexican and I’m happy for El Salvador and it’s people. My friend who is Salvadoreña told me that she can finally visit her family in El Salvador for the first time.
Extorting a street vendor is lowest of the low.
Extorting anybody is period.
Coming to a street near you, unfortunately.
@@dancemunki Eh. The ruling class could use some. Modern Robin Hood type stuff.
Extorting schoolgirls is the lowest of the low
@@Phearsum ah yes, reaching into the pockets of the poor and rich and putting it into your own pockets is "robin hood type stuff"
Human rights organizations should seek to secure the rights of citizens
They could do that here , but there is to much kick back drug money . Get rid of corruption , corrupt agencies , and gangs .
No human right for those gang members.
You mean the ones you think you elected in? Because they are the biggest criminals.
I bet your President is as dirty as anyone else. Just like the US President. Just like the President of any and all nations. Crooks.
Easy to tell who they are because they stamped it on their forehead lol
They are not human...so it makes sense.
They don't deserve it.
@@user-bh9wi7bk2v tf are you dumb🤓
"Human rights groups are dismayed" that gore content has seen a 90% decrease.
Human rights organizations are not about human rights anymore if you haven’t noticed. They don’t care about law and order and are prefer an environment of chaos. Good job president !!!
yeah how else can you launder money on the graves of innocents? cmon man!
@@blacktophemirt8526 finally someone else gets it
Human Right groups are more worried of the right of criminals...no more ONG.
Human rights, you mean murderer rights.
What Mr. Bukele has done is nothing short of a miracle. God bless El Salvador, it's people and it's president.
If that's what it takes, that's what it takes.
I hate how people complain about gang members not having their human rights in prison..where were the human rights of their victims?
even more sad is the news media aiding criminals - due to making money off it. As they explained in the video - the news is working with gangs.
There are alot of wrongly imprisoned people locked up for petty crime, they are preyed upon by the harder serious criminals.. the human rights are mainly there for those light prisoners and to stop the corruption & abuse by corruption guards... not everyone behind bars is guilty or hard-core gang members
Wouldn’t it be nice to send the human rights activist complaining about this for a stay at the prison for a couple weeks followed by an immersion into a culture that still plagued by the criminal activity.
Maybe then, they would learn some fucking empathy if they survived the environment
This is false socialist moralism
Not all of those people in jail are gang members. They arrested anyone evidence or not
As someone from Asia, where anything about Latin America is associated with drug cartels, videos on gore sites, gang violence and the like, it is very nice to see a country slowly erase such stereotypes
The truth is, they were no stereotypes, they ware daily realities
@@jphalsberghe1Agreed. I only call it stereotype because surely there is more than just violent crimes and cartel members going ham on gore site posting their killings in Latin America, but as you said: whatever nice things there is blotted out by these daily realities. As controversial as El Salvador's steps are in curbing crime, I hope the reduction of crime rate is not just a passing smoke, temporary and brief
I lived almost a year in Honduras, including 4 months in the territories of both gangs. The bulk of the poor people cannot but undergo their daily and nightly terror. Many have tried to reduce or eradicate the gangs, no one succeeded. Mr Bukele (and against my assessment) completely delivered his mission impossible. True, he dissed some ''democratic principles'', but none the liberated people will protest, except those profiting from crime and western far away and salon virtue signaling ''wokists''..🙌@@FBread-xj8qk
In Latin America a lot of Asian countries have the stereotypes of self-deleting. S. Korea self-deleting rate is only a couple of percentages below Mexicos homicide rate. And depending on the year sometimes it’s higher.
Asia is much better to live in, we’ll move back from SA.
It's tiring hearing about all these cries of inhumane treatment of gang members.
Bukele for Mayor of Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, New Orleans....
From one of the most violent and unsafe nation on earth, to one of the safest.
What he accomplished is truly amazing.
Usa should take a lesson from this.....although the medicine was distasteful but look at the result.....time to prescribe it here imho.
@@framusburns-hagstromiii808El Salvador’s population is 6.5 million…the United States population is about 330+ million and not to mention how massive the US is and the completely different infrastructure it has compared to a much smaller country in El Salvador.
@@redt7452 Yeah but let's look at money now. Without a doubt USA has way WAY more money than salvador and more militar resources than probably 90% of the world. If USA truly wanted, they could stop focusing in useless conflicts outsides and clean house.
Hopefully other countries will follow soon.
The democratic party didn't f that country up but they are in the US...
When you write your own arrest warrant on your face, I'm not too concerned about your human rights.
I was thinking the same.
I think you gotta give them so recognition, after all, they are aiding the authorities in making the right arrests.
That’s just the thing. If you remove the most basic constitutional protections like freedom of speech, press, privacy, and fundamental due process, it doesn’t just apply to criminals. History is quite liter littered with these moves, and there’s always folks saying “they aren’t me, so what do I care?” Until it is you or someone you love. Until a cop arrests you because he’s having a bad day, and you realize no arrest warrants means police don’t need any justification to arrest you.
The same people in America supporting this regime, threw tantrums for 2 years over mask mandates, claiming their rights were violated. But aren’t concerned with (1) a government reading your texts with your wife without any reason to suspect wrongdoing; (2) a government criminalizing journalists publishing stories that would simply upset people (so, any story about government abuse or corruption or misconduct, or any story holding public officials accountable for say, committing crimes of their own?); (3) not having a right to defense counsel when they’re arrested for genuinely nothing at all….
Yeah exactly a little stupid idea for tattoos on your face to show the cops your a criminal smart idea well we have those in USA too
To true
Humans Right people: you can’t treat them like that, that’s a human rights violation!
Bukele: how about the human rights violations they did to the people they murdered?
Good work, Bukkele. Keep it up.
A politician that kept its citizens safe? That’s rare!
You didn't listen to the part about suspending constitutional rights and arresting people on rumors? So it's no a big deal if say 5% of them are innocent people. So your the type of guy that if some innocent people get bombed it was worth it to get the bad guy?
what suprise me that some people criticize that politician.
smh.
@@hellatze i mean there are obvious flaws in his system, but i honestly believe the results and the history make it justifiable
@@hellatzejust like here in Philippines, when our former president Duterte crack illegal drug business, well the whole country became safe. But there are still few who criticize him.
Finally a real man,who cares about the citizens
Unfortunatelly many innocents are being caught.
The country is supposed to belong to its citizens and not to its criminals. People will think twice before acting in order to avoid trouble, watch and report any unusual or suspicious event or individuals. It works perfectly well in China, or PRK. It was the way of living in the communist Block till Gorbatschow screwed it big time.
Amén brother
@saul like in many other countries..that don’t mean it’s wrong to jail criminals.
That comma 💀
Good jobs for that country Salvador . Gangster don't belong in the streets to robbed people.
Finally, someone with balls
He forgot to mention that the violence stopped mostly because every time there was a killing of an innocent person, 40k inmates didn't eat food for 3 days. And even if it wasn't gang related, the gang members put a stop to it, so their people don't starve in prison. This method can work in any country. What's any type of violence.
@muzaki28
I hope that’s true, that is smart.
Interesting method. Where did you get this information at?
Thats smart
I don't see how these gangs in prison can be rehabilitated. Now what to do with them
@@adriansmith6993 They've got a lot of tats. I'm sure there is some way to turn that into art. Seriously though, farming by hand, ditch digging and earth moving with shovels only?
At last a man who understands how to reduce crime
Ever heard of Duterte in the Philippines? Pinochet in Chile? Himmler in Germany?
I came in the Philippines in 2017. In that year, 50.000 people died of drugs/-crime. After Duterte became president, only 4000 people died. Half of them shot by the police. People felt safe again. Same in El Salvador.
You probably live in a safe country? What a luxury.
Pinochet and esp. Himmler are of a totally different category. But for you in your luxurious safety, everything is the same.@@lawsonj39
@@lawsonj39sure, all the same...no, not at all. they are still too nice to them
if you take their rights whats stopping someone from taking yours away? tread carefully. You dont sound very wise 🤔
@@mfmfyt 😂 you copy and pasted this Marxist drivel on any anti crime post
I think it will take many countries working together to get the best scenario to stop all the gangs. What we first need is less of no corruption in the governments in the first place.
Look just put this in the perspective of a Hispanic finally knowing that it's safe to go visit his home country or at the very least a beginning of the end of a huge crime spree across Latin America that is amazing and then put that into perspective instead of an American person who grew up in a city with a proper police force military and everything with minimal drug and crime in the neighborhood the person grew up in and you can see how perspective alone can already change the situation
Dude being able to visit something other than just the one area your parents are from is everything
It's brutal but it works. Violence: that's the only language criminals speak and therefore can understand.
Only in the short term, violence always begets more violence.
@@Jafar545 lmao cope.
Nope. If locked up or dead, the violence ends. Sometimes you fight a fire with a bigger fire.
How did we stop Hitler, hmm?
@@Jafar545 Maybe they can live with you
@@rokor3578 Why should they?
El Salvador is showing how it‘s done. Respect from Belgium.
Allez les belges non di dju
11:53 “but how exactly did Bukele managed to halt this century old cycle of violence”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Human rights is for humans not brutal criminal gangs.
Obviously a pro-gang point of view. If you want freedom from the acts of criminals sometimes you have to hurt the gangs little feelings!
I don't see it as pro gang at all. It just presents more than one point of view.
These gangs don’t deserve civility. They are animals.
@@JoeyBlogs007i dunno.. it portrays ms 13 as petty criminals as their origins which is simply untrue
So what about BLM? That's a gang.
A lot of us are children of war we are not gone our reform comes from eliminating the rappest in our garden and yours it's not black and white politicly it was smarter to let the president make a blow with us we have mothers and daughters we do not kill woman or children not all of this is true
The Blue Prince of Darkness EME ESE Coronado's lil cycos
I know a LOT of El Salvadoran's, and every single one, from across the U.S. political spectrum, are heavily supportive of the anti-gang initiative in their home country.
Good now they can go back to there country
Lmao homie said Bukele was only successful because the gangs in El Salvador were stupid😂😂 makes sense I guess
It always been like this in human history. To make a radical change you should act radical
The best part is MS13 and 18 st are crying to the media that theyre being treated unfairly while they extort money from actual hard working people. 😂
The extorting money is the least of their crimes too. El Salvador had one of the highest murder rates in the world. These people were cold blooded killers until they met a little thing called consequences.
Kind of remembers me mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, who was complaining that his life in prison is unpleasant
@@Mart77 Brevik went on hunger strike for three days in order to have his Playstation 2 upgraded to a 3. Norway capitulated. He currently has a PS 5 and a gaming computer.
@@diarmuidosullivan7391 i'd love to have PS5. Cant afford 😒
@@Mart77 Ditto. His computer is nicer than mine, too.
San Salvador is now ten times safer than Chicago.
That’s not saying much. America is the most violent unsafe corrupt country in human history.
or any high school in the US...
Yeah. To escape, most of their gangs waltzed in through the left's wide open border and are here in the U.S. now, nice and safe. WE aren't, but they are.
@@thesupremekai1980s Both are certainly no benchmarks for safety
But but but what about Chicago 😂😂
>overcrowded in prisons
Oh no, those poor criminals!
Who actually says that though?
@@CaptainHinesightall of the delusional “human rights activists” say that. they care about how the criminals suffer, not about how the population sufferED. if only they gave as much shits about the gp as they did about the gang members. they may think that “many are forced into gang life”. That may be true, but each person knows the consequences of gang life before they join, and they chose to do so.
over crowded means they are doing a better job, sometimes.
Rehabilitation is the point. Not just punishment. If you put too much emphasis on punishment, rehabilitation becomes impossible. Everyone deserves a chance at rehabilitation. Everyone can be rehabilitated. Is everyone worth it? No, i dont think so, but most are. Crime is almost always a symptom of poverty and lack of opportunity. Criminals are usually people that have failed society because society failed them first
One in a cell. Remove the t.v the sofa the armchair, the bookcase. 4 in a cell.
Bring this to Canada. Violent crime is up 40% since 2017 but incarceration is down 40%.
That's down to mr woke specialist Trudeau.
This would be a great Call of Duty Side quest mission
Today, El Salvador is safer than most big American cities.
LOL thats funny
you do realize it got way worse while trump was in charge of the usa right
@@appleman957dontcare5You are either confusing Trump with Biden, or you are being deliberately dishonest. Trump never supported BurnLootMurder, the shoplifting, the drug abuse and deaths going on, etc. This is all democrat/Biden policies.
@@appleman957dontcare5🤡
racist code for inner city minorities
It's interesting how the news in the US stopped covering it after his actions worked.
So true! Even FOX (controled opposition)fake news
does it Really surprise you?
@@dead2802 No. Just interesting.
They dont cover it because Reagan caused it and Bulele is the son of a Palestinian Muslim. There ya go.
Wow, I never even noticed that. Good point..
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