id: 565563 - Text: @JFU245 I thought the same thing. Her, "No, not really" response should've been the end of the video.
id: 565600 - Text: I was rooting for her but I knew the odds were seriously against her. I know many were fascinated with her in particular because of her attractiveness, but as was mentioned in her other video, she grew up in that lifestyle practically from birth. Her mother did the same thing, her father was incarcerated, she grew up in a gang and crime infested neighborhood, it goes on and on.
For someone like her who spent all her life in that world, it's not as easy as people think it is. This is not Hollywood, this is reality. Her inner self is pretty much destroyed, her self 'worth' is determined by the abuse and degradation she experienced. This is why she tattooed herself in a highly visible area, her face, which she very well knew was going to mark her negatively for life. It's not like she could just move to another city one day, get a job, and live happily ever after. She has no job history, no job skills, no support network or family, all she knows is that life. Her story is not unique sadly.
id: 565612 - Text: @sfwatxyo2162 in her second video she said she is changing path and was happy to be with kids. And now we get to know it all lie. I was happy at least some people are being given 2nd chance but it all big lie.
id: 565623 - Text: Ive seen the other videos and was excited to see this video. Wish I hadnt.
id: 565671 - Text: @ashleynicole6210 Mark Laita has had a rather incredible career. This guy has taken photos of thousands of people. He's done ad campaigns for Adidas, Apple, Nike, etc. He has access to some of the most wealthy and beautiful people in the world. Why would he put his family and career on the line to screw around with some "dime a dozen", low-level street walker with bad skin and a tattooed face? When you lay the FACTS out like that, it kinda makes your opinion look rather stupid. Even you should be able to see that. And by the way, the money he gave her came from the go fund me he started for her. That money comes from people who watch these videos and donate. When he lays out the money, he gets most of it back. You should read-up a little more. There's a ton of info and articles about him, going back over 25 years. Smh×2.
id: 565823 - Text: @sfwatxyo2162 exactly. What do these fools see in these career criminals? This person in the video is dammed and beyond help. The only thing that would help them is a spiritual change within by their free will.
I don't see them aligning their life with God's will anytime soon.
id: 565875 - Text: @dantimber to be fair, she mentioned in her first video that she was advised to avoid getting into cars with Black guys. Black culture can mean something very different depending on your location and socioeconomic status.
id: 565890 - Text: @sfwatxyo2162 Wait, so fuck her just because you felt a certain way in a video you came upon on Youtube. What the fuck do you know about her?
id: 565893 - Text: @lumpylumpy3931 "blacks sold they’re own into slavery too" - Lumpy Inbred
It's "their" you illiterate hick. You have ONE language to master, yet here you are with the grammar of a 4th grader. Quick question...Is that your cousin you're wrestling with in your videos? I've noticed she has the same hairline as you. Shallow gene pool in those backwoods I see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIo3-IJv0GA&ab_channel=LumpyLumpy
id: 565916 - Text: "WE'RE ALL STILL ROUTIN FOR ASRIA"
"NEVER WORK HARDER THAN YOUR CLIENT"
Thats a good quote
I think that quote can be applied to anyone who sincerely helps someone that doesnt want the help. Painful...
And this story is told in a way that hits home across the country and across all racial and community lines.
Good Videos
Please follow up again every 3 to 6 months , because despite the obvious facts....
"We're all still routin for Asriah"