It’s so fkn crazy but when ur participating in that life style, not one tear is dropped, but once u start reflecting u can’t stop that river of pain. Nothing but love to the homie
This young man has evolved. God bless him! I love the way he is genuinely speaking his motions feeling and taking us all through this life journey. Speak up R , the system does not help juveniles and he speaks the truth!!
Great interview ! I love how without hesitating when asked what would you change without a pause his answer helping kids that need help ! God Bless 🙏 ML&R! 🏴🏳️
SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THIS MAN. The best part is that he is a kind, approachable, gracious person irl - the kind of energy that exudes from him is very rare - honored to have met him.
I remember when I first got out of prison, I had just served 3 years. I came home and my kids were in a local daycare. I used to get them up early, get them ready and walk them and at the end of the day I’d walk to go get them. It was only a 5 minute walk. Well I went early one day and picked the up and evidently it was “nap time” and they had the kids laid all over the floor in these make-shift plastic mattress holders and I immediately had a flash back of my first days in county jail. Those “boats” were the same ones I had to sleep in when the gang module in the county jail was over crowded. Scattered all over the floor was us. And looking at them shocked me.
This dude is very passionate you could see and feel his pain very strong minded person he was born to lose and he said fuck no ima flip the script on em god bless brother 🙏🏻
Not even 10 minutes in and I'm like wow this is real right here ❤ you are doing good Richard keep speaking the truth 🙏 go on other podcast people need to hear what you have to say 💯
Generational trauma is a very real thing. Healing it takes incredible strength and awareness. This does not mean murder and crime can go unchecked and unbalanced, but reform and rehabilitation need to be a really part of justice, as right now, our system is broken on both sides.
Thank you for talking your shit. Mexican OT speaks about the same up bringing. It's dope to hear men breaking the silence and its dope to see the black and brown community men come together and support eachother, in vindicating and confirming the internal battle and success. What's even doper is that the black and brown community is not conforming to oppression laws and systems. They are stopping the curses and providing more choices for the younger generation to seek help and aid within the black and brown community for help, healing and growth. 100%
@@jkingg8244 the fact that you men are allowing each other the emotional space to express, talk about full experiences and have a logical progression of conversation showcases that oppression is a fabricated illusion and that it's not meant to exist. The leadership of the black and brown community men is godly.
Deep Traumas 💔😞 but I am a blonde female from a tiny town in Texas. Yet I find myself in such a lonely and odd place watching this because I really relate in ways no one would ever even imagine.
I feel like I just woke up to what systemic oppression is. I didn't bang as a child, but I grew up in the hood. That "window/wall" that they spoke of in this video happens to even those that didn't gangbang while growing up. We grow up thinking that nobody will ever accept us just because of our circumstances and I'm 51yrs old. I live in Central Texas now but grew up in several hoods in and around the Long Beach area. And to this day, I still feel that oppresion from everyone.... But the choice is mine to either say eff it or embrace it in order to better myself.
Richard, the only the thing you are missing is an encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ, your life has been chosen the stars are aligned, give thanks to who it is owed. God bless you, you are on your way
personally, being born and raised down south California (805) & eventually moving to Idaho(Rocky mountains) I’ve never felt more divided , I definitely learned a lot more in terms of culture. I didn’t know if it was because I was brown or just from California. Fuck it Maybe both. I learned being self-educated. Well-spoken and defending yourself verbally can you truly change someone’s heart for the good. I fucking hate. Sorry dislike how everyone tryna be hard these days. So quick to pull out a 9, but won’t throw hands. Everyone is scared to be authentic and trying to be like “everyone else” Ready to do 15 years in prison, but can’t do 8 hours of honest work🤣
I understand what ya'll saying, buy at the end of the day don't break the dam law! I'm a immigrant from Juarez, I never let me self be programmed! I never blamed shit on a system... Excuses are for the weak!
It’s easy to say right from wrong we grew up learning from our parents. Point the finger at us we teach our kids and have impact and influence in their lives choices. If your an immigrant and file the right papers work to be here in the states legally that’s the right way if you chose not to that and just cross over that consider illegal and wrong? If you cross over that means your whole persona is illegal and you just contradict yourself on not breaking any laws.
This isn't an illegal immigrant issue or being a law abiding citizen... it's about a system that sucks you in from early childhood, and becomes the only thing your exposed to, so it becomes your reality. Poverty, drug addiction, domestic violence, and gang violence in your family. I had friends whose parents were never around, never went out the block,to the beach, ate at a fast food place. My parents were illegal immigrants too, and we lived in South Central, I saw gang violence in the streets and school but other than that, I didn't see gang violence in my home,abuse, or drug addiction so I turned ok, so it's not about that. Other than being an illegal, did you and face all of these adversities and trauma in your family ??
Our ppl didn't built the pyramids in tenoch they were already there, like the pyramids in Egypt, if you read up on it you'll find that they were already there when these ppl arrived to these places...
It's not complaining; it's facts about how the system let children down, especially people of color. He is also telling his story in his own words. Many people are going through toxic trauma; you can't judge as you have never been in his shoes. Look up adverse childhood experiences and epigenetics; you will understand what he is discussing.
I understand the justice system ain’t the best but I’m sorry, everybody knows right from wrong. Your mind not be fully developed but you know exactly what you are doing. Everyone knows right from wrong. That’s why the majority are not locked up. Or get in trouble
@@MkNEAC that’s true. But we also know the difference from right and wrong and know that actions have consequences. If that were not true there would be a lot more ppl in jail. The majority is not locked up only the outliers.
I mean ya I understand the schools look like prison with the metal detectors and all but they didn’t do it saying “ these kids are bad and MIGHT bring guns and knives to school and we want to prevent it”. They WERE bringing guns and knives to school so they installed them BECAUSE of that. They would do it ANYWHERE, even in Beverly Hills if the kids were bringing guns and knives to the point it’s a problem and usen them. I only say that because someone’s gonna say “ bro you don’t think some kid NEVER brought a gun or knife to school in Beverly Hills or somewhere nice and expensive”. Na I’m sure they have but not to the point as the other places with metal detectors installed.
This guy always makes me tear up. He speaks with so much passion and emotion, conviction. What a gift.
True that
Love his passion, I get it.
It takes the hood to save the hood 💯
Dhz
It’s so fkn crazy but when ur participating in that life style, not one tear is dropped, but once u start reflecting u can’t stop that river of pain. Nothing but love to the homie
This young man has evolved. God bless him! I love the way he is genuinely speaking his motions feeling and taking us all through this life journey. Speak up R , the system does not help juveniles and he speaks the truth!!
Once a Tweaker, always a Tweaker.
@@rickyalvarez5903😬you got a cold heart my boy, I’m not disagreeing with you tho
@@jkingg8244 Cold Hard Facts. This Feeble Minded Fool is milking his past.
He was an actor before he was hired by Hollywood. An actor now.
@@rickyalvarez5903He’s always been an actor.
Richard Cabral the GOAT
He speaks with so much emotion and compassion. I tear up every time he tells his story. May god continue to bless this young man..much respect..
Great interview ! I love how without hesitating when asked what would you change without a pause his answer helping kids that need help ! God Bless 🙏 ML&R!
🏴🏳️
This dude is the real deal
Support from the this side ✨
SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THIS MAN. The best part is that he is a kind, approachable, gracious person irl - the kind of energy that exudes from him is very rare - honored to have met him.
Listening to Richard impute wisdom into the mic is like free therapy. Preach
Wisdom? This Feeble Minded Fool can't string together a proper sentence.
This and Jon’s interview was amazing! Straight from the chest with full of emotions!❤
I knew his face looked familiar. He did a great job in End of Watch. That movie was so good!
I remember when I first got out of prison, I had just served 3 years. I came home and my kids were in a local daycare. I used to get them up early, get them ready and walk them and at the end of the day I’d walk to go get them. It was only a 5 minute walk. Well I went early one day and picked the up and evidently it was “nap time” and they had the kids laid all over the floor in these make-shift plastic mattress holders and I immediately had a flash back of my first days in county jail. Those “boats” were the same ones I had to sleep in when the gang module in the county jail was over crowded. Scattered all over the floor was us. And looking at them shocked me.
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I absolutely love him!!
Richard Cabral, much love and respect from Chile. You a real one.
This dude is very passionate you could see and feel his pain very strong minded person he was born to lose and he said fuck no ima flip the script on em god bless brother 🙏🏻
He is awake good job 👍
Dope interview, Speaking straight facts 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
“It took energy and work to get me to prison”. If that ain’t one of the truest things I’ve ever heard. Putting energy into the wrong things
Not even 10 minutes in and I'm like wow this is real right here ❤ you are doing good Richard keep speaking the truth 🙏 go on other podcast people need to hear what you have to say 💯
😂😂😂😂
15:03 Amen to that! He know the real story!!!
Generational trauma is a very real thing. Healing it takes incredible strength and awareness.
This does not mean murder and crime can go unchecked and unbalanced, but reform and rehabilitation need to be a really part of justice, as right now, our system is broken on both sides.
The Azteca had a school for women and men, they combined for the arts
Wow respect for This people 🎖
Great message
Great interview
Ge is such a strong soul to teach and encourage people by his life experiences.
Thank you for talking your shit. Mexican OT speaks about the same up bringing. It's dope to hear men breaking the silence and its dope to see the black and brown community men come together and support eachother, in vindicating and confirming the internal battle and success. What's even doper is that the black and brown community is not conforming to oppression laws and systems. They are stopping the curses and providing more choices for the younger generation to seek help and aid within the black and brown community for help, healing and growth. 100%
It’s a process that does not happen overnight. However, it’s important to be optimistic.
@@jkingg8244 the fact that you men are allowing each other the emotional space to express, talk about full experiences and have a logical progression of conversation showcases that oppression is a fabricated illusion and that it's not meant to exist. The leadership of the black and brown community men is godly.
Great video man!
This interview was really really GOOD!!! Thank youuu 🙏🏼
Wow This is Dude strong with his words
This was my favorite Mayan
Coco rip
I can’t wait to see Richard’s next on screen role he’s captivating with out acting great storytelling
Tepito coffee🔥
My G God Bless
My boy Richard Cabral so proud of you
This is a great episode...very Hearfelt and informative😊
It’s like my life in another man’s body crazy I can feel ur pain brotha it’s the story of my life best wishes
Richard Cabral Baby Jokes much respect bro.
You can’t take it away. It’s still there every single day .
Deep Traumas 💔😞 but I am a blonde female from a tiny town in Texas. Yet I find myself in such a lonely and odd place watching this because I really relate in ways no one would ever even imagine.
God bless my brother 🙏
❤ enjoyed your movie 🎬 from Florida
Simon que si ese, homie is speaking the truth.
It really does change you in different ways but nobody talks about this part of mental health
I'm not just another Chicano boys statical
Richard became a knowing , welcome home !
Inspiring guest
i feel his pain
The systems are rigged.
Keep the people down, so they are easier to rule/control.
Much respect from germany to y'all.
This guy makes sense he should run for office get all the clowns out of city hall corrupt politicians
I feel like I just woke up to what systemic oppression is. I didn't bang as a child, but I grew up in the hood. That "window/wall" that they spoke of in this video happens to even those that didn't gangbang while growing up. We grow up thinking that nobody will ever accept us just because of our circumstances and I'm 51yrs old. I live in Central Texas now but grew up in several hoods in and around the Long Beach area. And to this day, I still feel that oppresion from everyone.... But the choice is mine to either say eff it or embrace it in order to better myself.
And it will never stop
Dam got me.😭
you need a 2 hour video man 39:56 is not enough 🙏🔥
‘Merica! The land of the incarcerated youth.
🙏🏼👍🏼
🔥🔥🔥
1969
👏👏👏 💯
I’m trying to stay sober I can relate. I got angry taking a intercultural communication course we don’t know our history
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Richard, the only the thing you are missing is an encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ, your life has been chosen the stars are aligned, give thanks to who it is owed. God bless you, you are on your way
What is happening home z indefinitely 213
Bruh why this pod so short wtf😂
personally, being born and raised down south California (805) & eventually moving to Idaho(Rocky mountains)
I’ve never felt more divided , I definitely learned a lot more in terms of culture. I didn’t know if it was because I was brown or just from California. Fuck it Maybe both. I learned being self-educated. Well-spoken and defending yourself verbally can you truly change someone’s heart for the good.
I fucking hate. Sorry dislike how everyone tryna be hard these days. So quick to pull out a 9, but won’t throw hands. Everyone is scared to be authentic and trying to be like “everyone else”
Ready to do 15 years in prison, but can’t do 8 hours of honest work🤣
Richard cabral the new face of the 5 dollar bill, california edition
Hollywood makes you soft
I understand what ya'll saying, buy at the end of the day don't break the dam law! I'm a immigrant from Juarez, I never let me self be programmed! I never blamed shit on a system... Excuses are for the weak!
It’s easy to say right from wrong we grew up learning from our parents. Point the finger at us we teach our kids and have impact and influence in their lives choices. If your an immigrant and file the right papers work to be here in the states legally that’s the right way if you chose not to that and just cross over that consider illegal and wrong? If you cross over that means your whole persona is illegal and you just contradict yourself on not breaking any laws.
@MkNEAC actually my folks brought me over Illegally as a infant. 20 yrs later I served this country & became a US citizen!
This isn't an illegal immigrant issue or being a law abiding citizen... it's about a system that sucks you in from early childhood, and becomes the only thing your exposed to, so it becomes your reality. Poverty, drug addiction, domestic violence, and gang violence in your family. I had friends whose parents were never around, never went out the block,to the beach, ate at a fast food place. My parents were illegal immigrants too, and we lived in South Central, I saw gang violence in the streets and school but other than that, I didn't see gang violence in my home,abuse, or drug addiction so I turned ok, so it's not about that. Other than being an illegal, did you and face all of these adversities and trauma in your family ??
@dmanoie5146 of course I did! The whole point is excuses are for the WEAK! If you don't like the system stay TF out of it, simple🤣
You're not hearing his story
Our ppl didn't built the pyramids in tenoch they were already there, like the pyramids in Egypt, if you read up on it you'll find that they were already there when these ppl arrived to these places...
That is true, I think it’s crazy how they are still up. Surprised they aren’t bashed down to rewrite history. Ifykyk .
8 minutes thru i gotta pause i feel sick
And they say son Mexican come on be for real
This foos on sum ice
😂😂😂😂
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Nobody cares about your feelings welcome to world thats awesome bro
Hes beautiful. A little manic but beautiful.
He's straight up Goofy.
This dude is a grown ass man and is still traumatized.
Baby jokes
All dude does is complain and deflect the blame on other people for his own mistakes. Thus still belongs in prison
It's not complaining; it's facts about how the system let children down, especially people of color. He is also telling his story in his own words. Many people are going through toxic trauma; you can't judge as you have never been in his shoes. Look up adverse childhood experiences and epigenetics; you will understand what he is discussing.
Bro more emotional than my girl
The words of a person that fails to understand what people go through without love help and wanted in life keep it up you weeny
He's passionate about his experience in the legal system.
Exactly. Homie is Milking his Trauma.
u ant a grown ass adult yet if u cant be real asf an emotional
This guy is dramatic doesn't know how to act more like a women working with feelings
He 🎉has passion for his experience and beliefs.
Same old story 😭
Baby Jokes
I CANT STAND IT ANYMORE! When will we do something about it though. 😢 💔
I love this…💯
Dope interview
Powerful conversation
I understand the justice system ain’t the best but I’m sorry, everybody knows right from wrong. Your mind not be fully developed but you know exactly what you are doing. Everyone knows right from wrong. That’s why the majority are not locked up. Or get in trouble
We don't have a justice system. It's a legal system.
@@Honeybee-cy9gc criminal way of thinking
You have a point and at the same time you don’t understand. When we are born we learn what our parents teach us.
@@huhSHUA Please elaborate on your comment.
@@MkNEAC that’s true. But we also know the difference from right and wrong and know that actions have consequences. If that were not true there would be a lot more ppl in jail. The majority is not locked up only the outliers.
I mean ya I understand the schools look like prison with the metal detectors and all but they didn’t do it saying “ these kids are bad and MIGHT bring guns and knives to school and we want to prevent it”. They WERE bringing guns and knives to school so they installed them BECAUSE of that. They would do it ANYWHERE, even in Beverly Hills if the kids were bringing guns and knives to the point it’s a problem and usen them. I only say that because someone’s gonna say “ bro you don’t think some kid NEVER brought a gun or knife to school in Beverly Hills or somewhere nice and expensive”. Na I’m sure they have but not to the point as the other places with metal detectors installed.
Wassup Richard 🎉
Calmaté
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