WOW! NO ONE IS SAFE FROM THIS! Ludwig Getting Swatted Exposes That This is Only Getting Worse
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00:00 - Ludwig Slams LAPD After Being Swatted on Stream
03:57 - Paddling Returns as Punishment in Missouri Schools
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We need to hold swatters accountable. If they were facing serious charges for this, and effort was put to get those charges to those responsible, it would stop.
So you feel the same why when a African American man get the cops call on him
Strong deterrents have never worked for stopping crimes lmao, they already gave a teenage swatter 25-life to in prison dude, that’s about as harsh as you can get and it didn’t do shit to stop swatting.
They use spoofed/untraceable numbers or burner phones. Anyone who can be traced will be prosecuted, police departments don’t like having their resources wasted and would love to charge the person behind it. But they can often get away with it without some really serious surveillance, or the swatter being stupid enough to leave a way to identify themselves.
@@andrewdrewski4142 nope. Not related at all.
@@andrewdrewski4142 Of course not she Frozen snowflake white.
I'll never understand why the callers responsible for swatting aren't charged for wasting police officers time
They’re never caught. They know how to hide.
I was thinking the samething,it seems like the police just shrug it off.
They are when they’re able to be traced. The issue is that nowadays there are a lot of ways to make yourself less traceable, and it’s especially difficult in a city with a super dense population like LA.
I know someone from high school that was sentenced to jail time for swatting. No one was hurt, he just got caught and they actually prosecuted him for it. So it does happen! They just have to know who actually made the call.
from what i know it’s because they often give a fake name or something (like pretend that they’re the live-streamer that they’re calling on/pretend to be a neighbour or smth) although i’m not aware if phone calls can be traced to the house in america (i’m UK) cause if they can then yeah, why haven’t they been
Some spoof there numbers so its hard to trace
It scares me to imagine parents who are ok with strangers to physically harming their children. You can probably bet those kids are getting beat at home and now at school too.
Yoo you think this is bs right
It's frustrating.
Anybody touches my kid they better get dentures ready to replace their teeth
💯💯💯 all the parents that consent to this should be put on a list. They definitely child abusers
I remember seeing kids with disabilities literally being tortured at my elementary school. That actually traumatized me as a kid. I still think about their screams.
Are you sure they were getting tortured and not just screaming because they do that? I had these twins at my school who would just scream because they didn't know how to speak but they weren't getting tortured.
@@mrgamerwatch100 When I was a kid i accidentally stumbled into their classroom which was connected to our class. When I walked in i heard a kid screaming and when I turned around one of the teachers was sitting on his back with his stomach on the ground. She was holding his legs pulling them back like a wrestling move. She was a large lady compared to us kids at the time, around 5 or so years old.
@@mrgamerwatch100 I work in a specialist school. Yes kids scream but you can tell the difference. Some screams I just shrug and walk over to help, one specific type of scream causes my heart rate to peak and my stomach to drop. Its the same as the difference in sound between a kid that's tripped over and needs a bit of sympathy and a wipe and a kid that needs an ambulance, you can just tell
Thanks for info folks
As a senior obtaining a bachelor's degree in environmental science, it's very disheartening that every lesson boils down to, "Well, this is what we SHOULD be doing to mitigate climate change and subsequent catastrophe, but here's what we're still doing instead"
Well, Biden and Congress just passed the largest investment in mitigating Climate Change ever. So it's not like we are not doing anything. It might be too late to stop some of the worst effects though.
“We know what to do, we have the answers, but some people don’t believe in science so we do nothing” 🙃🙃🙃
Hey you're the climate scientist here, stop telling us what to do and fix this shit man, isn't that what we pay you guys for?! XD
@@zwenkwiel816 ah yes that makes total sense because, famously, congress is filled with environmental scientists with the power to enact change
@@zwenkwiel816 You don't seem to understand that scientists don't have legal power nor are they all public servants on your payroll. Scientists have been screaming about this for decades while most people ignore them and politicians get paid by giant corporations who make billions while killing the planet to pretend they don't understand what scientists are telling them. This is why humanity won't survive and we'll take most life on this planet with us. Old codgers rich enough to buy anything they wanted thousands of times over want more money and are willing to kill their own grandchildren(any everyone else) to get it.
Basically they need to throw people in prison for YEARS for falsely calling SWAT teams into peoples homes.
They have
It doesn't matter
Until our privacy starts being broken to the point it's easy to identify all callers it will never change.
They do, then kids forget and mimic the older generation because they remember only when it worked and no one got on the hook for it.
@@Giliver no offense why the fuck cant the police check the call logs? and know who the number register with? This alone is enough probable cause to act instead the police just said report it to the higher-ups l, that just mean they also dont care if this happened again and are happy to waste theirs time too, its fcking sickening how useless is american cops.
Police need reform. Yes it's the callers fault, but the notion that we can weaponize a private militarized force with 0 accountability and 0 willingness to evolve or consider any life but their own, with a poorly thought our and vague phone call, is a huge problem. And it's uniquely American where we just ignore it because we know our backwards ass police wont ever change so instead of even bringing it up we just close down schools and businesses and make a million new laws trying to find workarounds for our broken CJS. If they are so dangerous they are threat to people in their home for false warrants, tips, and mishaps, that equates to more deaths via ineptitude, than it does actual crimes stopped, why do we even have them? If life guards were mowing people down in their boats and killing more people than drowning, why in gods name do we keep paying them to do it? Obviously we need cops, we just need better ones.
These people are assholes and deserve anything they get
But the police encourage you to call if you think something is wrong and if you went to jail if you called thinking it was something serious then people wouldn’t call when they should
I think getting the kids involved in helping clean the school is good. I mean Japan has been doing it for so long and I think it helps kids understand that their actions affect others ie. If they leave a mess, it doesn't just disappear, someone has to clean it. Obviously I'm not expecting them to work on an HVAC system but sweeping, dusting, maybe mopping and cleaning desks and chalkboards should help teach responsibility.
There are lots of kids that have parents who struggle to pay off bills. I think it’s an genius idea as long as the participants aren’t worked like desperate slaves who get paid enough to survive for the the day but not enough for the day after like the current economy.
I think its different getting the whole class compared to just getting the poorer kids that really need the money, what other things will they miss out on because they have to clean?
In Japan everybody does it... that's also part of it, creating a community.
@@DaniStarEngland Nothing, they be poor my guy. I grew up in that lowest income bracket and trust me when i say they will be able to do more by working, getting money that will allow them to go out with friends and do more than chill at parks or at friends' houses. Being poor sucks, giving up a couple hours a day to be less poor and enjoy life more would be great.
Ahhh so have we totally forgotten that bullying is often traced back to hard home life’s… now we are just hitting them at school too, awesome! great work everyone really big brain efforts all round…
America is so weird man.
Generation Pansy speaks!
Seems like the folks pushing this whole beating kids thing WANT to make more bullies, suicide victims and school shooters
Hard/abusive/violent home life is Not exclusively American.
I don't know if the paddling at school thing only happens in America (it's def a horrible thing as school can be the only place some kids occasionally receive a positive affirmation from an adult - so of course an abusive parent will sign the consent to continue their systematic abuse of their kids. As you know, the parents were also abused. It's all the only thing they know. Few are introspective enough to break the cycle) - but treating kids like s**t which then leads to them to become bully's is def not an "America Only" dynamic.
"Be excellent to each other"
@@kindnessmattersffs yeah I know man, it’s a people problem. But this news story is about America changing the way they publicly punish kids.
There isn't a teacher shortage. There's a wage and insurance and minimal levels of respect shortage.
As a teacher who has taken on extra classes in a week (AUS) there is a shortage. But it's due to those other things for sure. But then sick staff and no one to cover. Several schools here have returned to online learning to cope.
Agreed! Same in the nursing field: only reason there aren’t enough nurses and aides out there is bc poor wages, no insurance, and little respect. There’d be more of us if the career wasn’t souldraining!
@@SassyWinterFox I just meant there are enough teachers out there but they can't live on the wages offered, plus the mental and physical stress is too much. Teachers are quitting in droves basically because they have to find a way to support themselves and their families. So many teachers would love to do what they're passionate about but can't take the risk. Also, why would you want to work in a place where shooting drills are necessary?
@@Butterfly1025A big yup. I work in a health clinic and we always need more nurses.
Capitalism is great until we at the bottom decide to use it in our favor.
If a cop's response to swatting is to tell the streamer to "get another job", its the cop who should get another job. If your people skills are equivalent to that of a trash can, you shouldn't be working in a public facing job. Period.
Don’t that sound like something familiar so you feel the same about the black culture or just streamer
I mean most of these streamer's do have the people skills of a trash can...just sayin
When you deal with the worst of humanity I want to see how your people skills suffer.
Also the Police have just been sent out on a possible serious situation only to find out that it was a prank by some 13 year old who hasn't had his balls drop trying to get "their hero" to react to something they did. I'd be pissed off to.
@@andrewdrewski4142 Are you saying black people can't be streamers? That's pretty racist
@@DarthTach Right so definitely in that situation you think it would be okay if you, a hypothetical public servant, went ahead and took it out on the innocent victim of the circumstances. Very cool and not at all unhinged perspective there bud
Back in the 1980s, my mom taught at a Catholic school. She said that some of the parents would tell the teachers that if their kids were bad, the teachers should hit them. She also knew of one incident where one of the nuns got so mad at a student that she tied him to a chair and knocked him out. Hearing that story out of Missouri is both surprising and not for me. I'm not surprised that there are still people who think what they're proposing/doing is a good idea, but I am surprised that this is still a conversation in 2022.
Nuns: beating the love of Jesus into kids
I was one of the kids who got spanked by my school admin as punishment. There was always a massive disproportionate amount of use towards poor, unprivileged kids. It sucked and was often done without parents permission.
Yeah, not to mention the already inherent psychological shunning poor kids get from everyone (parents and students and teachers train them differently) which only makes them act out more.
I'm willing to bet there was always a massive disproportionate disruption coming from those undisciplined little bastards.
Back in the 80's a teacher hit my sister on the daily leaving bruises and hand prints. My mom went up and talked to the principal who said there was nothing she could do because it was legal for her to punish my sister. My mom then went to visit that teacher and told her the next time my sister came home with marks, that teacher would be leaving with far more marks.
bro u just got bruh’d. gratz.
Mom's a Badass!
I remember freaking out the vice principal when I was middle school when he tried to paddle me for some lame offense. *Swat* Thank you sir, may I have another? Him: WTF?
What was she like after that?
@@lisakukla459 She never touched my sister again after that. My mom was just 5'2" but you could tell she knew how to throw a punch.
I've only been a parent for a couple of years but I can't imagine signing a piece of paper saying "It's okay for you to physically assault my child."
I'm not a parent but whenever my mom talked about getting hit in school growing up I can't imagine it I would want to hurt the peraon disclipning my child that isn't me
As a former educator, I couldn't imagine hitting a child. No matter how upset I might have been with them, I just would refuse to do it (and I worked with special ed kiddos. I have seen some wild behavior).
Right!? Wtf. Some one hitting my child, I'll return the favour
I wonder if people that are for corporal punishment think "It's ok for those *other* kids", because they can never imagine their good lil perfect angels might get into a teacher's or principal's cross-hairs.
Then again, I can also imagine parents who hit their kids at home and want it to keep on happening at school, especially those that think "spare the rod" means beating your kids, instead of the actual herding metaphor of "gently nudge a sheep with your big ole walking stick back into the flock".
But now I'm wondering, logistically, how does this even work? If people have to sign individual contracts that it's ok, do teachers then keep a list of who they can and can't hit? Oops, can't hit Suzy, she has to get detention, but yeah, go off on Jessie? Does the principal get to decide, or do the parents give an order of punishment?
And what's the definition of whether it causes bodily injury or harm? Is it redness? Welts? Bruises? All of those are bodily responses to harm.
Just so much WTF here. If a grown-up can get arrested for just slapping another grown-up, how much worse should it be to do it to a child?
Pushing for more and more violence and intolerance as a society is a hallmark of a country that is moving towards authoritarianism. And since America has been authoritarian since the jump, then got better, then got worse, now is boiling over with it, is alarming. Schools want to hit kids, people are out there making blatantly false claims like "the CJS doesn't arrest enough people", "they let killers go", "I don't care if cops ran him over at top speed he shouldn't have ran", "you must support criminals if you aren't okay with police letting their k9 gnaw on a dealers nutsack"; should be outright terrifying. Like, how many times does history have to repeat itself before people stop doing this to their own societies. Demagoguery and calls for a institutional police state increasing in force, even by our own extraordinarily high standards, is like being beaten over the head with our own future and still not seeing it.
P.S on a brighter not Phil seems like a great dad, and that was pretty cute.
as someone who has a bus driver mom, thank you for bringing light to the situation around not only bus drivers, but the entirety of school faculty as well. my mom gets paid somewhere around $21-24/hr as a bus driver, five days a week, morning and afternoon, no paid holidays at all and she has to work two other jobs just to make ends meet. i hope my school district can become one where higher pay for all school faculty (bus drivers included!) is available
As a person who was regularly between until literally the age of 18 I can attest that corporal punishment DOES NOT WORKS. All it does is breed fear into the child, making them worry when they will next get between for doing something wrong they may not even realise they have done. It teaches them to lie to avoid the beatings and creates resentment towards their parents.
Wrong, but nice try.
Abuse isn't the same as discipline. Sounds like you put up with the former not the latter. Hope your doing better.
There's really no way to trace calls that lead to false swatting? There needs to be a way for police to trace 911 calls to their source, even with burner phones, virtual machines, whatever the medium. False reports are way too serious for people to play with.
Unfortunately, anyone who has half a braincell would never make the call from their living quarters, and if they had a burner phone on top of that, then it’s a moot point then.
There isn't, that's the whole point of burner phone existence. Unless you're advocating that one should not be able to connect to a network without first physically identifying themselves (trust me, you don't want to open that can of worms)?
Im personally surprised that police can be given authority to raid a home based on a single anonymous tip to an address with no prior history or evidence suggesting it needs to be raided. America really is a police state
@@zwerko Police can trace burner phones. The real issue with SWATting is tele companies not securing the network, allowing spoofing, etc. If it was idiots on burner phones that were doing the calls they'd be caught eventually.
@@silver7215 Swatters having at least half a brain cell is a pretty big assumption there, mate
Parents these days be like:
"I don't trust the teachers to teach my children math, science, and history but hitting them? GO FOR IT" lmao wut
"They're in a conspiracy of satanic groomers, every last one of them. Of course I'll let them spank Junior."
The damage of a teacher physically bullying & abusing you under the guise of "discipline" isn't limited to a physical aftermath. I had a teacher flick me in the ear once. No damage. But the emotional impact it leaves, to be treated that way is something we shouldn't be allowing for.
I wish we as a society would stop using the term “spanking” and just call it what is: beating your kid (or your student if it’s a teacher), which should never happen in the first place but ESPECIALLY not by a teacher)
Generation Clueless speaks and the collective IQ of the planet drops another 10 points.
Some one has died by swatting. It was thanksgiving and the poor man was shot in the chest and was not seen by medical professionals until after the cops searched the house. The cop is still working on the force
Those parents that say they want paddling back actually mean “I want paddling brought back for every kid except my student because he never does anything bad” that’s definitely going to happen the parents that wanted this back actually want their child to he exempt from that
The one swatting story I’ll always remember is the shooting of Andrew Finch. Police responded to reports of a homicide; Finch was shot and killed while trying to surrender to police.
In reality, it was all because of a Call of Duty WW2 wager match gone bad. The wager? $1.50 not even two bucks. Two teammates got into a spat over the game, their argument spilled to Twitter where one of the players (who formerly resided where Finch then lived) spouted off the address. ‘A professional swatter’ (God that sentence makes me sick) was broken in and was paid to swat the address. Not only was Finch innocent? He didn’t even play video games and was by all accounts an upstanding father & son.
So trust me when I say: lock up swatters and throw away the damn key. Not only do they risk lives for a joke or to settle petty scores? They waste the time and resources of police, emergency services which seriously impacts smaller more remote communities.
On Ludwig’s local PD, you’d think after a while they’d start proofing any calls on his address. But wires get crossed and the threats need to be taken seriously. Hopefully Ludwig and his local PD can get on the same wavelength.
ah yeah I saw that doc too. I think it was on netflix? anyway yeah that little brat was such a shit head too. At least he got arrested.
So if it was $2 it would have been okay?
@@Josh-bd3mt I’m just emphasizing the fact his address got swatted all over two teammates bitching about a $1.50 wager match. It’s just fucking sad.
when I was younger and swatting started becoming a common thing, I assumed it would go away at one point. I saw it as a more fucked up version of the cinnamon challenge or the gallon of milk challenge or the salt and ice challenge or other similar stupid viral trends. it's crazy how we just accept terrible things as becoming part of existing on the internet
If anyone ever says "I was hit as a kid, and I'm fine" as an argument for physical punishment being ok, always respond with "No you aren't, you think it's ok to hit kids"
Not exactly, I know hitting a child is not an acceptable (morally) or particularly useful (ignoring morality) method of disciplining children.... But I would say that I was hit as a child and I am fine, or at least I would say that me being hit was not the reason for any of my problems I have. I would even go so far to say that it worked on me, but (and this is a big but) it doesn't always work at curbing undesirable behaviours (as decided by parents) and definitely didn't work on my sister and probably made things worse.
Just to reiterate, I do not in any way believe a child should be a victim of corporal punishment in any way shape or form.
Anytime someone uses themself as an example of turning out fine or being able to do something, well you telm them guess what i'm not you i'm me so leave me be worked a few time and some times i had to use harsher words
I've never been hit as a kid and in my opinion people who do get hit as kids turn out to be better.
My response is LongBeachGriffy’s video. It’s hilarious [>
There's a difference between hitting a kid and spanking a kid, Generation Clueless.
As a Pakistani.... Thank you Phil for bringing Light to the utter devastation the flooding has caused to our country
As a father of 2 boys, I appreciated that interaction between you and your son. You are doing great man.
When we lived in Mississippi and my child was in kindergarten, it was assumed you wanted your child paddled. We actually had to opt out, not opt in, to the program. When we opted out of having the principal hit our child, we were the exception. I will never understand how people still think corporal punishment is the right way to discipline a child.
I've never understood adults being for using corporal punishment against children when I don't know any adult that would allow another adult to punish them in the same way. Imagine you slack off at work and your manager gets to spank you?
I went to elementary school in Kansas City, Missouri in the 90's. I vividly remember teachers threatening to hit kids, talking to other teachers about how they WANTED to hit kids, and my dad watched a different teacher open hand slap a child and THROW them into a wall when he was coming to pick me up. He reported that teacher and went to hearings until they were fired. I cannot fathom this happening again in Missouri schools. I lived with a lot of fear from my teachers even after I moved states. It was horrible.
Shit my high school in Arkansas allows corporal punishment but only by school staff in a private room away from other students. I looked at the 2022 handbook recently.
@@tiamystic Hello, fellow Arkansas sufferer 👋🏻
To the people saying "I got hit and I ended up fine"
Good for you, I got hit when I was a kid and I ended up in juvie for giving my mother second degree burns by splashing boiling hot water in her face. So I guess it varies from person to person
Finally, someone with a "I got hit and I ended up fine" comment that's reasonable.
This. When parents or other adult role models hit you, they teach you that violence is a tool for problem solving. They also become a problem, for you...it's inevitable that someone will lash out in return. Some kids will be too scared, but they might just end up lashing out at someone they perceive as weaker than them (becoming bullies or abusers later in life). Hitting kids isn't pointless, it's actually huge step backwards. If it was just pointless it would be harmless, as well.
Phil, my man! I was an original member of your channel years and years ago. I loved your content; you were so straight forward and brought across a sense of humility to sensitive topics. In recent times things have been busy, havnt been on the site much, and I am so happy to pop in and see you more polished and authentic than ever! Keep spreading the word and being a voice for the people. Its up to all of us. I appreciate you and your work.
in my experience most people that say "I got hit and I turned out fine" did not actually turn out fine and just refuse to accept they might actually be wrong about something.
Well... look at it this way, at least we aint snowflakes that call a offensive joke physical violence..... WE KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!.....
I personally think pediatricians are wrong.... i think every human needs a trauma or struggle... from the dawn of time humans are a species of conflict... if you dont have conflict you'll make it up... you will cause an issue from anything... (Internet is proof) .... and look around you... we have not been hitting our kids for 20/25 years now ...
How long until a student commits a mass shooting of teachers...
I got hit as a kid and i am not okay but thepary is expenisive af
"I got hit as a kid and I turned out fine. Now I'm going to sign a form to let this stranger hit my child" 🙃🙃🙃
My mom talks about her being punished etc being good..
Fun fact, she is an alcoholic and i had to save her after she cut herself :)
I was on the stream yesterday when the cops came in. I was so worried about everyone there. So thankful everything turned out ok for Lud & the house.
Bruh there's nothing to be worried for, not for Ludwig at the very least.
Same it scared the crap outta me
@@Giliver My viewpoint is more worried about what the police would do to a streamer they deemed a threat. Ludwig handled it well but no streamer should ever be in that position.
I was hoping for some v iolence. These a-holes think they're entertainment when the sh!t they do on stream is so boring. Watching him cook. OH a wholesome chess tournament. Twitch Streamers (and RUclipsrs0 deserve this kind of treatment
@@Giliver YO 🏳️🌈 ruclips.net/video/CWfd8OjWkwg/видео.html
Let me get this right....If I spank my child CPS can get involved and potentially take My child from me. But a teacher who has only known my child for a year max....has the authority to spank them with no CPS involvement!?!?! I call BS!! Violence is violence, no matter who is doing it.
"This is effecting 33 million people"
It's going to effect a lot more. We had terrible floods in Australia, and now the price of food has skyrocketed because it destroyed farmland. The poor and middle class will be the second to suffer, right after the people who were directly hit.
Imagine doing your job wrong while simultaneously telling someone to get a new job, because your inability to do your own job, is effecting their job.
i wouldnt say inability, he couldnt do much, but more like envy maybe, or even their just annoyed their timeis getting wasted
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Couldn't have said it better myself! Bet the idiot cop who said that doesn't recognise live broadcasting as a financially viable career. Maybe he can tell a local news anchor that same line after raiding their set one day? I'm sure that will go down real well!
Send them letters. Call the station. Call these asshole out even if they are the police. They need to do their effing jobs and actually get the swatter instead of blaming the streamer. Its NOT their fault for getting swatted when the police have the tools for arresting the caller. They can effing get the number and track them down.
I was beaten unconscious by a Benedictine monk in my first year at boarding school, it lead to me suffering adverse effects into my forties, until I sought counselling. So I think bringing back physical punishment is a bad idea 👎
"We're failing the kids in our country in so many different ways" and yet some US states want to _force_ women to have children they don't want... talk about a never ending cycle.
I will NEVER understand why there is ever a need for physical punishment by ANYONE towards children?!! "It's so they can learn" BS!! As someone who comes from a culture where getting spanked by my parents is seen as okay, I can tell you I learned nothing from that experience!
I feel like spanking kids in school gives students an excuse to be physically violent. When I was a teen, I would emulate my parents' behavior by spanking my siblings when they misbehaved. All this does is show students that you can make other people listen and force them to do what you want by being physically violent.
Teaches "Might Makes Right"....
Which is precisely the underlying ideology of those who support its use.
I was the same! I hit all my friends when they upset me or did something wrong bc that’s what I had been taught at home. But I also remember doing things knowing I would get smacked and not caring. Basically it doesn’t work, the science/data supports that and anyone arguing for kids to get hit is a POS
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You mean prepare them for law enforcement jobs.
Just pointing out the hypocrisy of living in a society where all underlying authority of the government is derived from it's ability to do violence, yet you state:
"All this does is show students that you can make other people listen and force them to do what you want by being physically violent."
Yes. That's like the hallmark of western civilization. Or is it every civilization?
I was a student in Missouri when paddling was allowed in a 1-4 grade school, it was abused many times. Impatient teachers, racist teachers who didn’t like a different language spoken.. it sucked.
I went to a school that paddled in Florida Most of the kids were good they did not want to get it I was supposed to get at 1 time I told the principal if he hits me with that thing I'm gonna rip it out of his hands and beat him with it he didn't come near me I bet it help that I was over a foot taller than him @13 they had my mom and dad get me They thought it was kind of funny but they Let me have it at home
Its really weird that grown adults have the desire to hit children, and not only that, children who are not theirs and have no relation to them, just becuase they did something they dont like. You would never do that to another grown adult, but for some reason people are ok if it happens to kids.
@@aussiecountry9320 Lol people have done that to other adult's multiple times. Nowadays its mostly called "fuck around and find out"
@@dakkenblah1450 Yup, or "talk shit, get hit".
I had it at my school in Texas, opt-in by parents only and was only used when kids we're involved in physical altercations, and only after detention was used and ineffective. There was a strict line in place to prevent abuse.
I was thankful for it because it DID work on my bully and got her off my back after she pummelled my my head into the brick wall. 2 weeks detention, then she held my head into the toilet. Then she was padded... Once (7th grade) and she never bullied me again.
It had to be filmed though, and the film given to the parents, to ensure that the paddling wasn't abusive. It was a last resort only.
I think with similar rules in place, it can be effective.
Also: in my entire school career, she and only one other boy got paddled.
My wife is a bus driver, and the number of open routes is staggering. Kids are getting to school late, because the drivers need to take 2-6 different routes to get the students, some on opposite sides of the county.
Paddling in school, are they’re nuts?
In the Supreme Court it would at least make some sense, to get them to behave themselves!
The most heartbreaking thing about Pakistan is how relatively little they contribute to the problem compared to other countries. Mfs in countries like mine will be like "not our problem" even though our military alone completely dwarfs most countries' entire carbon and pollution footprint. But one day it'll arrive at our doorstep, and only then will we deign to do anything about it.
Already having effects everywhere but by they time we see anything like what Pakistan is suffering, it'll be too late.
Not really true. The middle east and Asia are the two biggest contributors to climate change. Mainly due to oil/gas production in the middle east and rice farming in Asia. Rice releases incredible amounts of methane into the atmosphere and I don't think I have to describe why oil production is sad. Worst part is the middle east could very easily fix this problem by waiting for solar power being that it's a desert and all, but oil tycoons want money. The US is definitely a contributor to climate change, but it's not as bad as people think. And the military has nothing to do with that so I don't see what your point is there
@@zacharyomalley355 military has nothing to do with it?! I seriously doubt they have a net zero
@@dnight3037 I didn't say the military is net zero. But it definitely isn't what is pushing climate change in the US. You're comparing them to the farming and energy industries. It's not like they just roll their tanks around the streets all day pumping CO2 in the air. Not to mention most of the military doesn't even reside in the US.
As a teacher I can't imagine paddling a student and as an edsc teacher I can see very easily students with disabilities getting paddled more than nurotypical students. But even if it was allowed under zero circumstances would I do not only is it relationship destroying for the student but 3 months ago the media was calling teachers indoctrinating pedophiles why would I ever put myself in a position that paddling a kid could put me in when we are treated the way we are.
Yup, I'm neurodivergent, and I can literally remember more than one teacher implying or out right stating, they wish that paddling was still possible because it would "straighten me out"
Yup I remember when I was in a special Ed preschool the substitute teacher slapped me across the face. So I can see SPED students paddled more too. I couldn’t talk really at that age and was defenseless and for some reason didn’t tell my parents
Especially when the parents refuse to accept the fact that the kid is neurodivergent, refusing a diagnosis so they're given no extra help in school, and the teachers are completely unaware
I mean SPED and POC kids were already more likely to recieve unjust punishment and physical violence at the hands of SROs. I was a SPED kid and they were always itching for you to act up so they could take you down. Add regular teachers into the mix and nowhere is safe. I got beat enough at home I didn't need to get beat at school too - all I needed was a handful of safe adults who could teach me how to process my emotions healthily without resorting to violence.
Punctuation is a thing teacher ;)
I also faced corporal punishment as a child, and as an adult, I agree, it does not work and I am who I am IN SPITE of the abuse.
I had corporal punishment in my school growing up and I think they still have it. Terrible! Our paper was required to be signed by the parent and the kid for paddling. If I didn’t sign it, I was suspended til I signed it.
As someone who grew up in an abusive household and was always getting my ass beat by the man of the house...I'm not letting someone else discipline my child. If my child messes up at school, let me know, and I'll discipline my child (Not beat his ass like the man of the house did me).
I agree hitting does not aconplish anything .at all .my dad use to hit us and no thank you .
Floods are terrifying. So all consuming and destructive. My heart goes out to everyone in Pakistan and South Asia affected by this.
When we have the statistics that prove corporal punishment is ineffective and at worst, detrimental, why are we allowing these rules to be implemented?
School Bus Driver. My district just increased pay by 8% this year. Two years ago they bumped pay by $2/hour. We're still short 15 of our 120 routes. Part of it was the layoffs that happened for the 20-21 school year decimated our numbers. Part of it is that even though we only work 190 days we can't take a second job because of the hours we're needed.
I regards to the swatting: so many people have already had their lives irrevocably changed because a family member was shot and killed. A girl literally took her life because she couldn’t handle the effect of her uncle being murdered. It bothers me every time I hear of someone getting swatted. The paddling story: love how child abuse is being allowed in schools because parents don’t want to discipline their children w/o applying physical harm or even at all
It shouldn't have to be said but this idiot isnt phil. Its a bot.
Marjorie Taylor Greene got swatted thrice in a few days last week, trying to get her assassinated by terrorism. Her haters are now laughing at her for it and claims she made it all up. Maybe that's why Phil hasn't touched the story as far as i know, many of his followers hold the same ideological beliefs as those making fun of her.
@@anacc3257 Did she show proof or did she just claim it? I assume she had CCTV footage to prove it right?
@@anacc3257 Or because Phil hasn't gotton to the story yet.
Here's my take on Swatting.
As you get to monetize Live Streaming...
Allow and Volunteer your information to your local police such as your address, Live stream address and Emergency Phone. So when idiots try swat you then police will call you if the address is flagged.
Growing up my dad was abusive but while we lived in Texas, the principal gave me two swats with the paddle for taking playdough from a classmate when I was in first grade. My dad came into school the next day and left in cuffs after he found out what had happened at the school. idk why someone would hit their kids let alone letting a stranger do it.
4:47 I was wrongfully accused of fighting in the play yard and paddled until it came to light I was bullied and the victim.
You can’t undo the padding I experienced as a nine year old.
I grew up became a Marine and an engineer and never got in trouble with the Law.
But, I still remember it in my sixties and will never forget it.
I was paddled in 8th grade (2006). Yes, I went to a school in Missouri. Its been around for a long time.
I got whipped (actually beat) in kindergarten so badly, it caused me ptsd. Actual bruises. And long-term mental trauma. I wouldn't speak, and it took my first grade teacher showing me love and kindness to prove that not all teachers are bad and its okay to talk. This was like 2004 before they had to ask permission. Corporal punishment should not be legal.
I seriously doubt you were "beat." Quit being overdramatic looking for attention.
@@josephkingsford8480 paddling a 5 year old with a wooden paddle until there were bruises and the teacher got in trouble for excessive force is a little much dont you think? It wasn't just 1 hit, she hit me multiple times, don't tell me what I experienced. You weren't there.
@@josephkingsford8480 weird that you think someone is attention seeking and you would know a stranger's experience better than them. Be better, dude. It's easier to be kind than to carry around the anger hate it takes to be negative.
I was someone who used the reasoning “I got spanked and I was getting straight A’s” I now look back at my life and realize that was a shite point of view. I have a disconnect between my emotions and my understanding of them and I struggle to make lasting friends. I’m just incredibly lucky I met the love of my life to be there for me. Moral of the story keep and open mind and don’t assume everything your parents did is the right way to do it, please.
I used to think the same until I looked at it too.
I'm right there with ya. corporal punishment is abuse and even if you think you're okay from it, you're not. I have tons of emotional issues and I'm one of the lucky ones. ❤
How old are you?
I remember there being paddling in my kindergarten. My principal had a cabinet with three different paddles of different thicknesses so your "paddle matches your punishment". Prattville, AL
I don’t have children, but I just don’t know why NOT leaving them a garbage pile wouldn’t be a major motivation. I would feel so trapped.
About the last story of the show today: *By the time climate change reaches a point where even the most stubborn and delusional can no longer deny reality, it will have already been **_way_** too late to do anything about it.*
Exactly, and the people who are actually responsible for most of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere (mega corporations and "ranchers") don't give a shit and won't change anything bc all they care about is how much cash goes into their pockets.
Exactly like Don't Look Up.
It sucks how a lot of the comments are focusing on the swatting & not on the massive flooding :/
is there realistically anything that someone can do on a ground-roots level to help mitigate climate change? 'cause it feels like we're kinda powerless to do anything & that the ones with power aren't willing to do anything
@@spec-fict The one thing you can do is go vegan. It has to start with consumers. We fund the animal agriculture industry with so much money and they emit a huge amount of green house gasses. If you don't have any severe allergies and or disabilities and don't live in a food desert then it's the best thing you can do on an individual level. We need to start changing for the ones who can't.
@@spec-fict That's just because the episode just came out, and people start typing before they get to the end of the episode.
And the answer is honestly, just do what you can. Eat less meat, drive less, fly less, and elect officials who want strong climate-change regulations. And buckle up for the bumpy-ride we're already seeing. This is just the beginning.
The teacher shortage could be solved so easily. Take a few billion dollars out of our fucking insanely high military budget and put it towards public education. This should be distributed to all the nation's public schools to help raise the wages of teachers and allow funding for school supplies
The answer is right in front of our faces, legislators just pretend they don't see it so they can line their pockets instead. Public servants my ass.
Well attend your local school board it’s that simple just like sitting in on your local city council meetings but let me guess you too busy
We're spending more money on public schools than ever before. More money doesn't help a fundamentally flawed system where *good* teachers are pushed aside for shite teachers with seniority and union protection.
@@Youreallygonnaactlikethat I'm pretty sure attending the school board won't lead to the military budget being cut. On top of that, have you fucking paid attention to the current struggle for people to keep their rent up? Taking time off of work isn't an option and going to something that requires a lot of focus and sharp thinking after work absolutely drains people. Just saying that people not showing up is the exclusive problem and cause is stupid and inaccurate.
@@ksad96 well we talking about the school board not the military my guy you seem to not understand the power of voting for smaller elections yes you do have more power than you think but since I've been going and can see it for myself you won't believe me also fuck your rent when then pandemic happened I didn't get any assistance learn to cut back like y'all told me but I guess everybody living the same life huh?let your opinion rest for once and actually be about change
As someone who's mom spanked me when I was younger. I can confidently say that I learned nothing from the spankings, I can't actually remember what any of them were for as the majority of the memory is the spanking itself and finally I attribute them to part of why I do not have a good relationship with her today. But hey, if you want to spank your child just be prepared to fight with them for the next 15-20 years until they move out.
my heart breaks for the kids who are harmed and abused at home and then go to school and receive the same treatment. school should be a space for SUPPORT and SAFETY. I hate to think of the educators who are willing to lay a hand on their students, no matter the circumstance.
Keep shouting about climate change. It's so huge. We can still make a difference if we all care and make changes and vote! Thank you for bringing it up again and again.
I know its the last story but feel like it should have been the first one 100s are dying to this flooding
This summer is brutal. I’m from Germany. Never needed a AC in the summer. It’s usually only hot for a week, which is something you can deal with. But it’s now been incredibly hot for over a month without rain. I think I’ll buy a AC for next summer.
@@gettingannoyedquick tbf, Phil normally saves the most important story for last. But yeah. It should be front and centre everywhere. I'd not even heard this happening.
Imagine your life being so miserable that you see someone living your dream so you try to cause them harm. I think lud handled that as well as he could've.
I was paddled by a teacher in 2nd grade because I gave my candy they leave on the napping mat to another student. I was already being abused at home and it made me not want to go back to school
And so in my district we have a school bus driver shortage and a teacher shortage had a school bus driver fired for defending himself against a violent student who was beating the shit out of him.
If I hit another adult coworker out of punishment, I would be fired and arrested. Why would anyone think it's ok to hit a kid?
THIS
Watching the effects of climate change on the world bring my existential dread to a whole new level.
I got paddled my junior year of high school (about 2011) for hugging my then boyfriend in the hall. The assistant principal is the one who had to do it but since he was male & I female, there had to be a female staff member present. It didn’t help or make anything less uncomfortable, it didn’t even teach a lesson to be honest. It just taught me to never get caught.
Our district added a +1 to their cheapness: they banned the amazon wishlist. I don't know the consequences of posting one (and we still bought stuff for our daughters teacher and others as we are lucky to have the means), but basically they have said "we're not giving you money for what you need and were not going to let you beg for it either"
I grew up getting spanks from a belt. I don't honestly think it did anything for me besides increase my anxiety issues and make me nervous around my father.
My love my parents, they're great, but I dont think I would ever punish a child like that. My mom even told me she wishes she hadn't done so.
Same. Hand, slipper, belt, leather flogger made by my grandpa because as my mom said "those were different times" and "but I turned out fine". Both parents. A lot of anxiety. It takes them getting older for me to want them again, even though I love them. I think she regrets as time goes by. I don't know about him.
Hang in there.
Not trying to speak into or dismiss your lived experience; I also grew up getting spanked with a belt. In my mind, being nearly 27 now and working with children everyday as my job, I just cannot see parents who spank as good people anymore, inlcuding my dad. My parents basically trained me to say the "I got spanked and turned out fine" bit but the reality is that I'm missing chunks in my memory from my childhood, I'm irrationally afraid of being alone with a man in any situation, and when I got married I realized I was flinching and getting anxious when my husband took his belt off. It's difficult for me to look back at my childhood which I percieved as peaceful and fine at the time and realize how bad it actually was. :/
I was watching Lud’s stream as he got swatted. Everyone had been joking that he ran out of toilet paper or something because he took so long, until the cops appeared. And then everyone got very, very worried.
So messed up that some people get their kicks out of putting some one else in danger like that. Should be(might be for all I know) a felony of they get caught. Some examples need to be made.
@@Panama_Red Making a false 911 emergency call is indeed a felony.
@@jasonschuler2256 make sense. Thanks for the info.
The fact that corporal punishment is still legal in the US is DISGUSTING. The fact that they're actually enforcing it and want to do MORE of it is SICKENING. Honestly, at this point I don't ever even want to set foot on American soil, that country sounds unhinged.
My sister in law is a history teacher at a very small school. She was paid so poorly, given tons of extra work/classes, and treated so poorly by administration/parents that she’s quitting being a teacher this year to work as a teachers assistant. She worked so hard for her students, but the system took all the joy out of teaching. Its hard to watch.
(sorry for any grammar/punctuation mistakes in typing this quickly)
Its quite alarming what is happening all around the world due to climate, the things are only get dire in Pakistan. Food stock is gone, infrastructure is almost destroyed. No proper planning, although there were already warnings about glaciers bursting but no concrete step was taken to prevent or reduce the damage it has caused. Thanks for covering this Phil
I don't know how swatting is still a thing in 2022. I don't care who is on the receiving end, doing it to someone is just incredibly disturbing.
@Jack Wrath wat
@@Dantaroen it’s a bot, just report it
@@Roblitzo
I did it.
NSA needs to be given a mandate to track these swatters down. Then make it a federal crime that only comes with throwaway the key sentences. No underage get out of jail free card.
I remember across multiple elementary and middles schools being forced to volunteer class time once a month to work at the cafeteria; either putting food on the plates, handing out milks or collecting the trays after and feeding them into the dishwashing machine. I never really questioned this as weird until now, a full 30 years later. Wtf?
Edit to add: I grew up a military brat but went to schools mostly off-base in the states, so this was a practice that spanned across the country, including Hawaii
Swatting someone while they’re playing chess. That’s a damn new low.
When they say "I turned out fine" sir you think hitting children and parenting by fear is okay you are not fine
I saw a TikTok of a school art teacher who had just been giving her yearly allowance to buy art supplies. And it was literally only $50. For the entire year. That’s just impossible. The amount of teachers I know who literally have to out of pocket supply things because their schools don’t (or cant) supply enough is insanity.
We're dealing with the bus driver shortage where I live. We have to wait for a call at 6am every morning to know if my son's bus will pick him up that day. We got a message from the school today asking if anyone wanted to drive a school bus. Also the transmission rates of covid are up in our district so the health department is suggesting everyone wear masks again.
Corporal Punishment was a constant threat at schools in my area. I live in the Bible belt, and a lot of the Deans and upper level staff loved to joke about and display their customized paddles on the walls of their offices. I'm not originally from the South, so it was a culture shock. I'm honestly surprised at the inability for people to have a constructive conversations with kids.
america shoulddo like a normal country and just ban all corporal punishment. but of course america is also the only country in the world that has not ratified the UN convention on the rights of the child, since somalia did it about 5 years ago. maybe america thinks that it would get in the way of trying children "as adults", an arguably even more deranged practice.
I'll never understand people making a big deal of this. In school we got to choose the paddle or detention and no one wanted detention. We'd all take the paddle and laugh about it afterwards. It literally meant nothing to us. I'd say it's only a bad punishment in that it's not really much of a deterrent. So your ass stings for a few minutes. I'm more baffled by people saying they are psychologically damaged by it but.. people be weird.
@@PastMourning if someone paddled my child i’d lose my mind it shouldn’t be allowed in schools or atleast public schools
Can confirm NC private school all my life and paddling was always a threat in elementary and middle school
@@PastMourning it's abuse, it's that simple. Abuse of power, and abuse of children. People DO get mentally scared from shit like this. My girlfriend got spanked in front of her class when she was in 3rd. On top of that, I don't need people putting hands on MY children.
I was paddled in school in Oklahoma 20+ years ago. I still have trauma that hasn't been worked out.
The swatters are scary. It just goes to show you that we need to make changes to our legal system if something like this has zero repercussions! Love you Phil
Many (not all) of the people who swat streamers do not see it as a "prank", Phil. They want to see a life destroyed, in whatever manner that manifests. Before the FBI more actively started monitoring 4-chan, this kind of deep, dark behavior was not only common, it was incentivized. It's just moved to darker corners, now (4-chan is actually tamer now than before, and it's STILL the cesspool of humanity).
We need to stop thinking there are only 1 or 2 of these people. There are thousands. Tens of thousands. And they just want *something* extraordinary to happen. And they don't care how that manifests.
Living in Scandinavia, i can confirm that climate change has been going on for YEARS and only been getting worse. Winters usually had snow all around from like September to late mars/early April, now you are lucky to even see snowfall for more than a month (this obviously differs from how north or south you live but i'm just talking about personal experience). The summers have also become more humid/dry with much higher warmth, not long ago it was so warm and without any rain for a long time, that a single spark from a train track caused one of the most dangerous forest fires. Thankfully that was stopped, but not without help from other countries.
Last winter was the coldest and had the most snow in many years, we have had winters without almost no snow in the past too. Even if the climate is changing we are not seeing the effects atleast here, i cant speak of other countries becourse idk aboat them.
@@iirosiren5120 Do you also live in Scandinavia or somewhere else? Interested in knowing how other countries that isn't as located as north or south is affected (Countries closer to the Equator), if they have seen any effects themself over the years.
Yep. Originally from California (where climate change is very apparent over the past 30+ years), but now live in Denmark and can confirm the wild swings in temperatures during winters and summers, the droughts, and the unbearable heat and humidity we've received in Midtjylland this summer. We were fortunate to have more snow this past winter than in recent years, but that was a brief respite in otherwise drought-stricken and hot years. Our infrastructure is just not designed to withstand these changes.
@@ChuffedLemon I heard similar remarks from a friend who lives there as well, he said the heat this summer was borderline desert warm, but can also be affected by his line of work as he also said he works a lot outside with equipment that produce heat themself.
The only time swatters we’re held accountable was when a guy got mad for losing on CoD, swatted his opponent, but then the police went to the wrong house and killed a random person. Both CoD players got jail time, can’t remember the names but I think Phil covered it before years ago
Why the fuck would the other player get jail time? For being swatted? For failing to get swatted correctly?
@@GaymersDisassociation He gave a false address to the swatter and encouraged him to do the swat.
@@ryanclaridge5447 That's still... not his fault for being swatted
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It’s insane that it’s still legal to physically abuse children! There should be no hesitation to make abuse illegal in every state. The people pushing for corporal punishment to be started back up at that school should definitely be investigated.
my mom just started teaching at a middle school (in georgia) that only this year stopped paddling.
Holy crap, I'm actually early to a Philly D video???
I know, isn't that insane??
Floods across a country because of global warming? Oh no, who could have seen this coming, if only we could have known earlier so we could have done something.
When I was in grade school in Arkansas, they gave paddlings, and the one time it happened to me, I smacked the teacher when she was done and then got expelled. I'd do it again too.
We're literally watching the earth melt and people are like, "yea, it's fine"
If I ever hear that someone put their hands on a child they're saying it's okay for the parent to put hands to that adult as well.
Just imagine how much these 'parents' really care about their kids. They literally can't even do their main job, take care of their own kid. smh
And these are most likely the same "parents" that are screaming about the schools teaching sex ed.
Go to Walmart and just watch people, the way they act or talk to their kids in public is very telling.
As someone from Missouri, this is disgusting. I will never have children and thank heavens. My experience with my local school system was abusive mentally/emotionally, and now they want to be able to physically abuse children as well? Gross.
Prayers for this world