Destiny roleplays JCS watching conservative activist crying and apologizing for using a Taser on a police officer during Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol in the first interrogation video of a riot defendant released publicly... Part 1 ►ruclips.net/video/Chb17JoNzfU/видео.html
I'm sorry but Destiny is OBSESSED with JCS. He watched their entire fucking catalog and reacted to everything and now he even pretends to be like them!!!11!!!11!
I had a criminal justice professor in college. Regarding interrogations if we were ever arrested, he told us point blank that it doesn’t matter how innocent we think we are, the only thing you should say to the police is lawyer.
Same goes for if a reporter ever approaches you to get an interview about an accusation against you, the only thing you should say to a reporter is "no".
@@K.I.A22 That is not so much a concern tho it does happen occasionally. It is mostly about the police having all the leverage and you being entirely alone and out of you element. A more poinent concern here with the FBI is lying to federal agents is a crime on its own. So if you do or say the wrong thing ,which you will, as they are trained and very good at spotting inconsistencies they can arrest you. It is easier to never lie or give a inconsistent answer than attempt to sweep it up after the fact. Kinda like a vase once its broken it'll never be the same.
@@K.I.A22 it’s not necessarily about “framing” you persay, but the thing is YOU know you’re innocent but they don’t know that (that’s why they’re presumably arresting you), so things that you say could make you sound guilty inadvertently. And if you’re suspected of a crime (even though YOU know you’re innocent) they’re going to listen to every little word you say to look for hints of guilt that you might not even realize you’re giving. Sometimes they’ll try to make it seem like well if you’re innocent then just talk to us in order to make you feel like calling a lawyer is some admission of guilt but it’s not and can’t be used against you as it’s a constitutional right. Kind of like how the prosecution couldn’t use Rittenhouse’s silence against him as evidence of guilt because that’s your constitutional right
56:00 I am an attorney and spent my first couple years in practice doing criminal defense work. I assure you, if he had reached out to an attorney before this interrogation there is NO WAY his legal counsel would even be allowing this conversation to happen. Even a sleazy, lazy ambulance chasing kinda lawyer is smart enough to make sure this kid didn't spend a minute alone with 2 FBI agents in an interrogation... Also, you are asking if you have to testify against yourself in a deposition. The answer is no, you may refrain from any questions that may tend to incriminate you. But more importantly, This is an interrogation which is something ENTIRELY DIFFERENT than a deposition. If you are deposed you must show up and must answer questions, you simply have the right to refuse to answer questions that would tend to incriminate. This kid is under NO OBLIGATION to even be in the same room with these 2 agents, much less allow them ask him questions, much less answer every question they ask.
@@TheDonaldduck911 Holy shit. This guy sounded so immature and naïve throughout this interview that I was surprised to even learn he was old to qualify for a permit to purchase a handgun, which meant he was at least 21
@@TsuruchiBrian "look ibwasnt even there to protest or for the rally guys, I was playing Pokémon go man. I hear the rarest ones can be found around the capitol"
Part 1 FBI: how did you get there, did you drive, fly, bus? Danny: well, if you guys don't know that, I'm not gonna say. Part 2 FBI: who was all in the van? Danny: Everyone... *Starts giving names, drugs, weapons*
Buddy really attempted "i tazed him for his own good" for half a second then realized how that sounded lmao. Edit: this is genuinely one of the funniest interrogations I've ever listened to. Edit 2: "I'm not smart" he's pulling out all the classics lmao. I have no sympathy for this guy Edit 3: at least this guy couldn't join the army lol Edit 4: this mans is a golden example of why your first and last words should be "i want a lawyer".
@@WanderTheNomad The guy literally told them he knew they were just there to send him up shits creek and he STILL spilled the beans. Hahaha. "Im not smart" is the smartest thing he said! kekw
Well, they'd want to help him, if it was actually the case he didn't do it. Or that he had proper justification to do it. They phrase that as presuming innocence.
I love love love how he is throwing everyone and himself under the bus. But also I can’t help but scream at my phone “WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?!?!” He’s confessing everything like he at church 😂😂😂😂
@@TheHadMatters uh no. Lol it's clear you've never been in any of those situations. A lawyer's literal job is to protect you from the legal consequences as much as possible to get a fair trial etc. if you were in that position being manipulated and told you're facing 25 years In prison, I HIGHLY doubt you'd be saying "yes officer take me away I did everything" also, being "truthful" doesn't make you get a less sentence. Your comment Is so dumb lol
In America, most people have no clue what their rights are. They are raised in a culture where if you want to know what your rights are, you must be guilty of something or why else would you want to know? Or if you did nothing wrong, then you have nothing to worry about if you tell the truth. truth = good, cooperate = good, noncompliance to authority= bad. Also, rights are never really taught in school especially when it comes to stuff like this. Generally speaking Americans who are not lawyers or police learn about this stuff from “Hollywood” which is a horrible source as that focus is on entertainment rather than education.
If you never been in trouble with LE before, it's a really serious and scary event. All your worst fears about spending time in prison are starting to come true. In the back of your brain, you think, well maybe there's some way out of this, I could be home right now. You're in a scary place and they know very scary secrets about you, you just want some sort of comfort or safe space. LE will do everything in their power to slow down lawyers as long as possible. You can be faced with a night or two in jail. And if you remain silent, you will be bombarded with provocation and accusations. If you're allegedly part of a conspiracy, they'll suggest you're fully responsible. You start to give them small details, you try not to reveal much and then they hit you with it. They know more than you think. They know everything and, now, if I come clean, I'll feel better. You may have the right to remain silent but they will lean on you with all their might. It's very hard to resist.
Lets be clear, he's not crying because he's sorry about what he did to the cop or the implications of what he's done; he's crying because he's sorry about himself and the situation he's gotten himself into.
The officers heard it wrong. He said "It was a black one " really fast And I agree with your hot take. Skirts are the GOAT This dude literally said he used his stimmy on insurrection
Why do people talk to cops like this? Either the cops have enough to charge you and just want a confession, or they are needing details to make their case more robust. Either way it should be "just lock me up, I have nothing to say." And hes just straight snitching on everybody here...not a good rep to build before a possible prison sentence.
I already responded to another comment about this but you probably have never been in one of these rooms before facing these accusations. It is very terrifying being there. It's hard to sit in that room and not feel immense dread. You want a way to just end it, it's torture and you think, "maybe I could talk my way out of this." Most people think that as soon as you ask for a lawyer, a lawyer just walks through the door. It takes a long time sometimes. It's very hard not to break under that pressure.
@@TheButcherClan just for context, I was hit with 10 counts of possession with intent to sell and they were promising me the world in exchange for cooperation. It ended with me saying "if you can make this go away and are so worried about me ruining my lufe then just do it...just let me go" to which they responded "you know we cant do that"to which I responded "you know I cant do what youre asking." In the end I got off with 4 years felony probation and changed my life. completely.
The concept that Destiny talks about is assertive compliance where an individual questioned by the police who feels as though they didnt do anything wrong, or feel innocent to a certain degree can present a stronger image that is harder to break down.
It boggles my mind why no one seems to realise they can exercise their right to silence and prevent this entire situation, police are legally obligated to stop an interrogation when the 5th amendment is invoked. Its actually super dumb that this conversation where someone incriminates himself for an hour shouldn't actually exist
@@yaboi-km2qn I'd just get a nice nap in with cop ambience in the back as I wait for my lawyer to come because I have a right to one and a right not to speak
This dude was fucked either way. The prosecution already had a layup against him. This talk basically just made it to where there were stairs leading up to the basket so the prosecution can just drop it in.
Destiny doesn't know about the Riot Act? Not slagging him for it, I'm just surprised. Yes, police will announce several times "This is an unlawful assembly. Disperse. Yada yada..." before making arrests in a riot.
Don't think anyone is defending it really. Just think people ar pointing out that it's definitely not as bad as most people on the left are portraying it.
The mainstream media is still trying to make it out to be an actual insurrection which even though it wasn't peaceful, it certainly wasn't a legitimate attempt to overthrow the government. You think if these people, I'm sure a significant amount of them owned fire arms, actually tried an insurrection there wouldn't have a much bloodier fight
Destiny keeps calling this 38 year old man a kid, and it's easy to see why. I'm 40 myself, two years older, but listening to this guy talk, I'd say he's in his low 20's. Not because of his voice, but because he comes off as naive and not very bright, and sounding as bereft of life experience as I'd expect someone in their low 20s to be.
I don't mind it, I don't need a 2.5 hour video. Just wish it was more clear so I didn't have to do an investigation on why the video ended partway through on the first video.
okay at 19:44 he definitely sounds like hes saying 'A black woman' correct? He could have stumbled over his words for sure, but i think that was pretty unmistakable
@@Zuron Look at 19:40 Stage Left Detective: "You got a taser from someone else. A random person." Danny boy: "A black woman." SLD continues: "... gave you a taser." It's incredibly clear from context that he's saying a black woman at that point. The kind of taser is not being addressed. The personage of the taser gifting is at center stage, and he's also clearly saying "woman," it's a two syllable word.
@@markallen6433 nope, I still hear "a black one" MAYBE "a black one-yeah" He spent a fair amount of time describing the colour and appearance of the teasers, so it makes sense to me that he was trying to differentiate the "black Taser" from the ones he previously described
Never talk to the cops. Get a lawyer Fun thing about miranda rights, that whole "anything you say can and will be used against you." That means anything you say to the cops CAN NEVER HELP YOU. They are not your friends, anything you say that might help you coming from a cop, is hearsay. Never talk to the cops. Get a lawyer.
Read _You Have the Right to Remain Innocent_ by James Duane. He's the famous never talk to the police guy on youtube. Really short book but incredibly insightful about talking to the police.
I think it's a nice tactic. You first are friendly and understanding towards him, then get mad making him think that he said something to make them mad and have him trying everything to get them to be friendly towards him again.
52:00 That kid is lying about the Walther he tried to buy. He said the DOJ didn't confirm or deny his 4473 background check so they gave him his money back and told him to go clear it up with the DOJ... If the DOJ does not give a final decision after 3 business days the store assumes the application was accepted and you get your gun. There is no way the store got no reply and treated it like the BG check was denied, which is what he says happened
22:24 I do think he meant to say a black one. Could be either since he doesn't speak up louder. And because he also commented earlier on that Marcy's (or Ashley idr the name) taser was a light blue one? Maybe he tried to be more specific for some reason?
Yeah he was definitely trying to not incriminate the girl so he specifically brought up the colors. Which makes it so funny he knows to try and not incriminate his friends but doesn't know to shut tf up when being interrogated.
no way they showed him a fucking youtube video and an ad started playing also, good to know that deciding against brutally beating someone to death is "helping" people and should earn you respect. Man, i sure am helping all these people out in the street by deciding to not kill them. They should be thanking me! Logic and Danny are two things that were NOT made for one another.
Im probably biased, but you KNOW this dude was absolutely crazed that day like everyone else in the crowd. It makes his blubbering mess of a story so detestable.
Both are bad. Both ended up in a massive court cases. One had legal counsel and was ruled as self defense and the other did not and completely fucked himself.
I think the interrogators switched tones when they noticed he was starting to lie a bit. Up until then the interrogators could play friendly, but had to pull in the reigns once he thought he could get tricky
I think they let him talk, then they try "Antifa and the MSM are gonna control your story don't you want to tell it instead" which doesn't really work and then they finally make real progress with "we know you are lying and everyone in the van flipped on you."
Interagator: "who gave it to you" Danny boy: "ummmm a man 👨 , ummmm not to old not to young, not to tall but not short, he had two eyes, maybe a mouth, and a couple ears, oh and hair too".
We’ll… good luck Danny nice knowing you. After this interrogation we won’t be seeing you for a long time. Totally tased himself in the foot this whole interview
@@NinteddyRose I agree that there is more sound than there normally would be if someone said "a black one", but he isn't exactly on point with his diction, so you can't really be sure.
@@carvedwood1953 Clearly Kyle had more of a reason than this guy. They are both morons in the sense of putting themselves in the position but Danny has way less of a defense.
Can it help you to be honest with the investigators? NEVER. Ask any lawyer. You can not help yourself at All. Ever. Every word is used against you. Investigators don’t go and tell the prosecutor, hey this guy did it but he was really honest with us. They go tell the prosecutor this idiot admires to everything. Put him in jail and throw away the key. Never say a word without a lawyer. Even if you’re 100% innocent. Plenty of innocent ppl in jail because they talked to cops
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Destiny roleplays JCS watching conservative activist crying and apologizing for using a Taser on a police officer during Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol in the first interrogation video of a riot defendant released publicly...
Part 1 ►ruclips.net/video/Chb17JoNzfU/видео.html
I'm sorry but Destiny is OBSESSED with JCS. He watched their entire fucking catalog and reacted to everything and now he even pretends to be like them!!!11!!!11!
@@IvanTheLeiwand JCS is great content.
Dumb rioters thinking they are making a difference. Jail time.
sense when does a trump supporter want to attack a cop sound more like Antifa
@@shanbannan17 Mob psychology.
The "I'm not smart" really needs to be a dono sound, holy shit.
Danny wasn't lying when he said he's not smart.
Yeah he implicated himself at every turn. It’s pretty insane.
Average infowars enjoyer
Danny is a genius to his fellow accused 🤔
To be fair this guy seem to not be completely there mentally so I cant really be suprised.
@@Wesker3996 lmao
I had a criminal justice professor in college. Regarding interrogations if we were ever arrested, he told us point blank that it doesn’t matter how innocent we think we are, the only thing you should say to the police is lawyer.
Same goes for if a reporter ever approaches you to get an interview about an accusation against you, the only thing you should say to a reporter is "no".
@@dylansevitt Then the reporter asks are you innocent?
Why? I don't get it. Are they seriously gonna try to frame me or something?
@@K.I.A22 That is not so much a concern tho it does happen occasionally. It is mostly about the police having all the leverage and you being entirely alone and out of you element. A more poinent concern here with the FBI is lying to federal agents is a crime on its own. So if you do or say the wrong thing ,which you will, as they are trained and very good at spotting inconsistencies they can arrest you. It is easier to never lie or give a inconsistent answer than attempt to sweep it up after the fact. Kinda like a vase once its broken it'll never be the same.
@@K.I.A22 it’s not necessarily about “framing” you persay, but the thing is YOU know you’re innocent but they don’t know that (that’s why they’re presumably arresting you), so things that you say could make you sound guilty inadvertently. And if you’re suspected of a crime (even though YOU know you’re innocent) they’re going to listen to every little word you say to look for hints of guilt that you might not even realize you’re giving. Sometimes they’ll try to make it seem like well if you’re innocent then just talk to us in order to make you feel like calling a lawyer is some admission of guilt but it’s not and can’t be used against you as it’s a constitutional right. Kind of like how the prosecution couldn’t use Rittenhouse’s silence against him as evidence of guilt because that’s your constitutional right
It is terrifying just how good interrogaters are. They went from having a little knowledge to endless details.
That's part of the idea at least to my understanding you get background knowledge and then you can hot read your way through the situation
They probably walked in with recipes, footage, everything already.
obviously I meant receipts but my phone had other ideas.
Danny really fucked up lol
@@nicoedits2810 cooking up a confession
That's why you never under any circumstances talk to the fuzz.
Says “I don’t remember” and proceeds to give hella details. Nice.
I dont need to know biology that blacks are stupid
but-but-but-but Tim Pool tells me everyday to get ready for the incoming civil war, so I started jogging
No way he's 38, actually too depressing if it's true.
Yikes he has the intellect and mannerism of a 14 year old
Wait actually? I seriously thought he was like 18
This dude is exactly the type of person I thought that were there that day.
What? Borderline special needs?
@@Neverwas_one Yes.
@@Neverwas_one Oh of course
Kinda laughable calling it an insurrection.
@@MarigoldAW extremely dumb people can still be dangerous
56:00 I am an attorney and spent my first couple years in practice doing criminal defense work. I assure you, if he had reached out to an attorney before this interrogation there is NO WAY his legal counsel would even be allowing this conversation to happen. Even a sleazy, lazy ambulance chasing kinda lawyer is smart enough to make sure this kid didn't spend a minute alone with 2 FBI agents in an interrogation... Also, you are asking if you have to testify against yourself in a deposition. The answer is no, you may refrain from any questions that may tend to incriminate you. But more importantly, This is an interrogation which is something ENTIRELY DIFFERENT than a deposition. If you are deposed you must show up and must answer questions, you simply have the right to refuse to answer questions that would tend to incriminate. This kid is under NO OBLIGATION to even be in the same room with these 2 agents, much less allow them ask him questions, much less answer every question they ask.
just a small correction, he's a 38 year old man
@@TheDonaldduck911 Holy shit. This guy sounded so immature and naïve throughout this interview that I was surprised to even learn he was old to qualify for a permit to purchase a handgun, which meant he was at least 21
I think Danny's defense should be that there is a typo in his government records and he's actually only 14.
I’m sitting here like, no way this is a grown ass man
@@Jaylen12237 I was expecting him to say he only went to the capitol on January 6th because he thought there would be a rare Trump pokemon.
@@TsuruchiBrian "look ibwasnt even there to protest or for the rally guys, I was playing Pokémon go man. I hear the rarest ones can be found around the capitol"
Part 1
FBI: how did you get there, did you drive, fly, bus?
Danny: well, if you guys don't know that, I'm not gonna say.
Part 2
FBI: who was all in the van?
Danny: Everyone... *Starts giving names, drugs, weapons*
When the police started being subtly threatening I think that really threw his brain off.
"I'm not smart"
The first time he was truthful this whole interview.
He was too truthful thats the issue
Buddy really attempted "i tazed him for his own good" for half a second then realized how that sounded lmao.
Edit: this is genuinely one of the funniest interrogations I've ever listened to.
Edit 2: "I'm not smart" he's pulling out all the classics lmao. I have no sympathy for this guy
Edit 3: at least this guy couldn't join the army lol
Edit 4: this mans is a golden example of why your first and last words should be "i want a lawyer".
Yeah, all you should say is "I want a lawyer" the more you talk the worse it gets
@@ExeErdna Especially if you 'are not smart' like him... xD
@@emilfilipov169 yea but the catch is that, because he's not smart, he didn't think to ask for a lawyer
@@WanderTheNomad The guy literally told them he knew they were just there to send him up shits creek and he STILL spilled the beans. Hahaha. "Im not smart" is the smartest thing he said! kekw
"I tasered him so he wouldn't get hurt"... Ahh using their own logic against them...
STAHP RESISTING!!! STAAAAAAAHP!!!
A bold strategy.
Let's see how that works out for them.
Sadly he didn't get a badge cause to be able to pull that one off a badge is most definitely needed
TRUE 😂
"We want to help you" is the biggest lie a cop can tell you in questioning.
Well derp
“We want to help you……..say all the stuff so we can get this conviction fam.”
Well, they'd want to help him, if it was actually the case he didn't do it. Or that he had proper justification to do it.
They phrase that as presuming innocence.
@@ikendusnietjij2 nothing you tell an officer can ever, EVER help you.
its code for rat out your friend and we let you live
I love love love how he is throwing everyone and himself under the bus. But also I can’t help but scream at my phone “WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?!?!” He’s confessing everything like he at church 😂😂😂😂
It takes a certain piety to admit you're not smart.
@@curtisyue182 nah, when your ass is in the flames you’ll self deprecate if it looks like it would help, à la playing dumb
Reminds me of the Tom Segura 48 hours bit. "LIE. Lie for longer!"
@@cat_and_cabbage4662 True. I am a very pious man, after all.
@@Ryfinius haha I forgot about that one but yeah, it seems to apply here 🤣
Why don't people just call for a lawyer? Wow.
@@TheHadMatters uh no. Lol it's clear you've never been in any of those situations. A lawyer's literal job is to protect you from the legal consequences as much as possible to get a fair trial etc. if you were in that position being manipulated and told you're facing 25 years In prison, I HIGHLY doubt you'd be saying "yes officer take me away I did everything" also, being "truthful" doesn't make you get a less sentence. Your comment Is so dumb lol
Most people don't know their rights. Also, the lizard brain can take over when you're in the actual moment, so people tend to forget them anyway.
In America, most people have no clue what their rights are. They are raised in a culture where if you want to know what your rights are, you must be guilty of something or why else would you want to know? Or if you did nothing wrong, then you have nothing to worry about if you tell the truth.
truth = good, cooperate = good, noncompliance to authority= bad.
Also, rights are never really taught in school especially when it comes to stuff like this. Generally speaking Americans who are not lawyers or police learn about this stuff from “Hollywood” which is a horrible source as that focus is on entertainment rather than education.
Well he supports blue lived so clearly they're looking out for him. I mean he tazed a cop to safe his life on January 6th so they got his back right?
If you never been in trouble with LE before, it's a really serious and scary event. All your worst fears about spending time in prison are starting to come true. In the back of your brain, you think, well maybe there's some way out of this, I could be home right now. You're in a scary place and they know very scary secrets about you, you just want some sort of comfort or safe space. LE will do everything in their power to slow down lawyers as long as possible. You can be faced with a night or two in jail. And if you remain silent, you will be bombarded with provocation and accusations. If you're allegedly part of a conspiracy, they'll suggest you're fully responsible. You start to give them small details, you try not to reveal much and then they hit you with it. They know more than you think. They know everything and, now, if I come clean, I'll feel better. You may have the right to remain silent but they will lean on you with all their might. It's very hard to resist.
Lets be clear, he's not crying because he's sorry about what he did to the cop or the implications of what he's done; he's crying because he's sorry about himself and the situation he's gotten himself into.
True. He still is saying the same things that landed him into this position. No lesson learned.
Sure because you gazed into his soul and read his mind?
Oh man he went from 0 and just fucking wrecked himself so much here with the amount of things he incriminated himself on.
"I had a gun pulled out on me" = I was in the vicinity of someone possessing a gun
The officers heard it wrong. He said "It was a black one " really fast
And I agree with your hot take. Skirts are the GOAT
This dude literally said he used his stimmy on insurrection
That's what I thought because he was destinguishing between the baby blue one and the black one.
Why do people talk to cops like this? Either the cops have enough to charge you and just want a confession, or they are needing details to make their case more robust. Either way it should be "just lock me up, I have nothing to say."
And hes just straight snitching on everybody here...not a good rep to build before a possible prison sentence.
He's on the same side as them against BLM and Antifa bro, gotta share intel with your allies lmao
@@matrixfan58 "Squishing cop between doors"
CAN'T YOU SEE WE'RE ON YOUR SIDE OFFICER!
I already responded to another comment about this but you probably have never been in one of these rooms before facing these accusations. It is very terrifying being there. It's hard to sit in that room and not feel immense dread. You want a way to just end it, it's torture and you think, "maybe I could talk my way out of this." Most people think that as soon as you ask for a lawyer, a lawyer just walks through the door. It takes a long time sometimes. It's very hard not to break under that pressure.
@@TheButcherClan well...youre wrong. I have.
@@TheButcherClan just for context, I was hit with 10 counts of possession with intent to sell and they were promising me the world in exchange for cooperation. It ended with me saying "if you can make this go away and are so worried about me ruining my lufe then just do it...just let me go" to which they responded "you know we cant do that"to which I responded "you know I cant do what youre asking."
In the end I got off with 4 years felony probation and changed my life. completely.
The concept that Destiny talks about is assertive compliance where an individual questioned by the police who feels as though they didnt do anything wrong, or feel innocent to a certain degree can present a stronger image that is harder to break down.
Destiny owning unruly chatters fills the pit in my soul
'Ladies and gentlemen of the Jury my client is not smart'
44:46 “How did you prepare for battle?"
“Just like….jogging?????” 😂😂😂😂
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Ok you're just making it worse! 😭
Hehe
When he said he didn't know the map cracked me up
the stern "Danny." killed me everytime lmao
also the "MMMM Danny?" in chat hahahah
"Just like... jogging"
Is unwittingly the greatest comedic response in history
It boggles my mind why no one seems to realise they can exercise their right to silence and prevent this entire situation, police are legally obligated to stop an interrogation when the 5th amendment is invoked. Its actually super dumb that this conversation where someone incriminates himself for an hour shouldn't actually exist
no they keep going with the interogation, you just don't have to say anything.
@@yaboi-km2qn I'd just get a nice nap in with cop ambience in the back as I wait for my lawyer to come because I have a right to one and a right not to speak
This dude was fucked either way. The prosecution already had a layup against him. This talk basically just made it to where there were stairs leading up to the basket so the prosecution can just drop it in.
Destiny doesn't know about the Riot Act? Not slagging him for it, I'm just surprised. Yes, police will announce several times "This is an unlawful assembly. Disperse. Yada yada..." before making arrests in a riot.
Destiny doesnt know anything abiut law.
Whatever shit law school hes taking online. He should get a refund.
August is releasing videos directly to me GIGACHAD
Imagine being someone still trying to defend the events of Jan 6th. Remember when they tried to blame it on Antifa first?
Don't think anyone is defending it really. Just think people ar pointing out that it's definitely not as bad as most people on the left are portraying it.
The mainstream media is still trying to make it out to be an actual insurrection which even though it wasn't peaceful, it certainly wasn't a legitimate attempt to overthrow the government. You think if these people, I'm sure a significant amount of them owned fire arms, actually tried an insurrection there wouldn't have a much bloodier fight
@@minichief307 They literally try to blame BLM the first few hours after it happen
@@rhyspalmer58 What you think would have happened if they actually got a hand on the Vice President a tea party???
@M S i would likewise say that the riots happening for half a year was just as bad. Just dont riot.
The psychosis is strong in that one.
"These are NOT the tasers you are looking for"
/waves hand
The way he speaks/thinks/rationalizes seems like a little kid, its so funny.
To be honest that's how most conservatives are, mentally they don't age past 14. That's why they hold such simplistic views about the world.
Afro average 65 iq
@@AhDiOhBookz most ahit take i have ever read.
Ironic as fuck
Destiny keeps calling this 38 year old man a kid, and it's easy to see why. I'm 40 myself, two years older, but listening to this guy talk, I'd say he's in his low 20's. Not because of his voice, but because he comes off as naive and not very bright, and sounding as bereft of life experience as I'd expect someone in their low 20s to be.
Youre telling me, old timer. Im 21 watching this guy, I thought he was like a teenager.
He’s 38 years old. Whose the kid Destiny keeps referring to?
yeah ik. i think it’s just because his general demeanour is so childlike
The 38 year old, sadly.
I can't get over the fact he's older than 16. It can't be.
Nothing makes me shudder more than hearing Destiny say "booty"
Split into 2 parts to stretch out the moving time to Miami i get it. Smart!
I don't mind it, I don't need a 2.5 hour video. Just wish it was more clear so I didn't have to do an investigation on why the video ended partway through on the first video.
If anyone is curious what stochastic terrorism produces, just watch this interrogation
okay at 19:44 he definitely sounds like hes saying 'A black woman' correct?
He could have stumbled over his words for sure, but i think that was pretty unmistakable
nah it's "a black one" referring to the taser. he specifies this, because he wants to differentiate it from the tasers they brought along.
you would have to be some commie leftist that sucks at guitar to mistake the two... oh wait
@@Zuron Look at 19:40
Stage Left Detective: "You got a taser from someone else. A random person."
Danny boy: "A black woman."
SLD continues: "... gave you a taser."
It's incredibly clear from context that he's saying a black woman at that point. The kind of taser is not being addressed. The personage of the taser gifting is at center stage, and he's also clearly saying "woman," it's a two syllable word.
@@markallen6433 nope, I still hear "a black one" MAYBE "a black one-yeah"
He spent a fair amount of time describing the colour and appearance of the teasers, so it makes sense to me that he was trying to differentiate the "black Taser" from the ones he previously described
I think he was saying someone gave him a black taser.
thanks for uploading pretty early usually august, i love listening to these videos before work in the morning
THANK YOU EDITOR FOR FAST PART 2 UPLOAD!!
If there was ever a textbook example of arrested development this would be it.
We’ve grown from “damnnnnn Daniel” to “Damn it Danny”
Dont forget "WHERES MY MONEY, DANNY!? WHADYOU DO WITH MY MONEY!?"
People in this situation should just shut up and lawyer up.
Never talk to the cops. Get a lawyer
Fun thing about miranda rights, that whole "anything you say can and will be used against you." That means anything you say to the cops CAN NEVER HELP YOU. They are not your friends, anything you say that might help you coming from a cop, is hearsay.
Never talk to the cops. Get a lawyer.
YESS that last video left me cliff hangin!
Read _You Have the Right to Remain Innocent_ by James Duane. He's the famous never talk to the police guy on youtube. Really short book but incredibly insightful about talking to the police.
"I didn't taser him to protect him officer, but I DID taser him so he wouldn't get hurt."
No way that dude is almost 40 years old.
I think it's a nice tactic. You first are friendly and understanding towards him, then get mad making him think that he said something to make them mad and have him trying everything to get them to be friendly towards him again.
Most basic tactic and he fell for it.
Danny done goofed.
Seems pretty straightforward. If all you have is a hammer (or 2 tasers) every problem looks like a nail. He goofed and saw a "nail".
Destiny's take on booty shorts discredits his opinion on everything else he has ever debated. Instantly you have no credibility.
Yep. I can't believe someone could be so wrong.
Booty shorts that come halfway down the cheeks are pretty nasty. To each their own nasty but yeah gonna be a yucky from me
@@Mrfuzzypants26 explain why u think that. I’m actually super interested.
WRONG. skirts are based
@@Mrfuzzypants26 I too am interested in why you think that.
“How did you prepare for Jan 6?"
“I don’t know. Jogging?????” 😂😂😂😂
Tased him because I thought he had static shock powers so I thought it would help him
He tried to revive him bro stfu
@@erikryan8663 oh my bad bro, like a defib yeah? just giving him a bitta juice to pick him back up i c
Instantly this dude should've said "I have a right to speak and I have a right to remain silence"
I tazed him to help him XD my god that's gotta be the shittiest lie ever
1:09:00 Ngl That's exactly what I was thinking the moment he started to hesitate about giving info on her lmao
Destiny: "The half booty cut off it looks like a bra that doesn't fit for your butt.."
I will never be able to unsee this now 😂
Just noticed how destiny's laugh can destroy your confidence
52:00 That kid is lying about the Walther he tried to buy. He said the DOJ didn't confirm or deny his 4473 background check so they gave him his money back and told him to go clear it up with the DOJ... If the DOJ does not give a final decision after 3 business days the store assumes the application was accepted and you get your gun. There is no way the store got no reply and treated it like the BG check was denied, which is what he says happened
22:24 I do think he meant to say a black one. Could be either since he doesn't speak up louder. And because he also commented earlier on that Marcy's (or Ashley idr the name) taser was a light blue one? Maybe he tried to be more specific for some reason?
Yeah he was definitely trying to not incriminate the girl so he specifically brought up the colors. Which makes it so funny he knows to try and not incriminate his friends but doesn't know to shut tf up when being interrogated.
no way they showed him a fucking youtube video and an ad started playing
also, good to know that deciding against brutally beating someone to death is "helping" people and should earn you respect.
Man, i sure am helping all these people out in the street by deciding to not kill them. They should be thanking me!
Logic and Danny are two things that were NOT made for one another.
No one was beaten to death
This is why this Tim Pool "civil war" nonsense is dangerous
why is Destiny calling him a kid? Danny Rodriguez is 38.
But he act like one
If you didnt told me that he is 38
i would belived that he is max 20
Im probably biased, but you KNOW this dude was absolutely crazed that day like everyone else in the crowd. It makes his blubbering mess of a story so detestable.
Why is it bad that Daniel brought a weapon to a riot, yet irrelevent that Rittenhouse brought a weapon to a riot?
Both are bad. Both ended up in a massive court cases. One had legal counsel and was ruled as self defense and the other did not and completely fucked himself.
This dude was getting ready for a nation-wide war using the One Punch Man workout.
"The proof is I arrested them during a riot." - Man in Portland who is definitely not in law enforcement.
I think the interrogators switched tones when they noticed he was starting to lie a bit. Up until then the interrogators could play friendly, but had to pull in the reigns once he thought he could get tricky
I think they let him talk, then they try "Antifa and the MSM are gonna control your story don't you want to tell it instead" which doesn't really work and then they finally make real progress with "we know you are lying and everyone in the van flipped on you."
Interagator: "who gave it to you"
Danny boy: "ummmm a man 👨 , ummmm not to old not to young, not to tall but not short, he had two eyes, maybe a mouth, and a couple ears, oh and hair too".
We’ll… good luck Danny nice knowing you. After this interrogation we won’t be seeing you for a long time. Totally tased himself in the foot this whole interview
@@phun54321 that doesnt even make sense.
Dude is legit in the corner surrounded on both sides with 2 detectives leaning in.
That’s a common interrogation tactic
Destiny's take on booty shorts is so fucking bad. He needs help.
The funny thing is I've seen the police use the exact same defense for their welfare checks and their department said it was fine
19:42 "A black woman"
22:22 "No, I never said a black woman"
LMFAO!!!. It was like not even 5 minutes later bro!
He didn't say a black woman, it's definitely "a black one", referring to the taser.
Edit: Ok, listening a couple more times, I'm actually unsure.
@@hafrepo In the end I don't think it mattered for Danny
@@hafrepo
He definitely said black woman. There were 2 syllables there.
He definitely said black one
@@NinteddyRose I agree that there is more sound than there normally would be if someone said "a black one", but he isn't exactly on point with his diction, so you can't really be sure.
Ok... Am I really the only one with a P100 gas mask I keep in my coffee table? Is it really that weird? Lol
He said a black one. Not black woman.
27:00
Destiny's Catholic schooling is showing with this absolute shit-tier take
I don’t think championing thongs is the Catholic schooling take
why tf did part 3 never come out?
Biggest difference between him and a guy like Rittenhouse is a good lawyer.
No, Rittenhouse had a better defense than him. He tased a cop for no reason on video unlike Kyle who had a reason to do what he did.
@@count7720 They both had solid reasons. They are morons.
@@carvedwood1953 Clearly Kyle had more of a reason than this guy. They are both morons in the sense of putting themselves in the position but Danny has way less of a defense.
34:40 even the interrogator laughs at his story
59:50 so many PDX charges have been dropped due to fuck all evidence.
Don’t listen to the booty shorts comment ladies.
When larping goes wrong
right into my feeeeeed
@@i_am_b491 your comment is pointless.. no 1 cares
First
19:40 This is the "black woman" time stamp. I think he really did say "a black one."
interrogator actually trying to help the guy at one point lol
Ever seen Kingpin?
"Take that you freaky piece-a shit! Ya don't mow another guy's lawn!"
Can it help you to be honest with the investigators? NEVER. Ask any lawyer. You can not help yourself at All. Ever. Every word is used against you. Investigators don’t go and tell the prosecutor, hey this guy did it but he was really honest with us. They go tell the prosecutor this idiot admires to everything. Put him in jail and throw away the key. Never say a word without a lawyer. Even if you’re 100% innocent. Plenty of innocent ppl in jail because they talked to cops
I love it when Destiny needs a Snickers
I have a problem that the FBI is only focusing on Jan 6 Rioters and not all the rioters from the summer when they took over state capitols
He really didn't understand how insane his whole belief system was until this interrogation. Sad.
Holy god, he's literally trying to deny bank activity. THEY HAVE YOUR BANK STATEMENT. Bro. I don't see why he chose that hill to die on.
Dude should've just said "I want a lawyer" from the get-go and let that be that. Jesus christ lmao.
He knows he's not smart. If he was going to try to lie to FBI agents, the lie should have been how remorseful he was, as he cooperated.
Terrible take.
@@krotchlickmeugh627 It's more of a joke.
Did Danny think that saying everyone was packing tazers would make his case better?
No
@@twistedfox9445 he obviously did because he said it.
You are under no obligation to help police with their investigation, neither on yourself, nor anyone else.