id: 35038 - Text: Great comment. This platform also allows animal mistreatment videos from around the world to be viewed for pay but can't do the opposite. Backwards society.
id: 35053 - Text: @evantochydlowski4787 he doesn’t pay them much. He’s renting in skid row. It’s not $ and he uses it for his “real job”. And “people who upload?” And editors? He has a camera on a tripod. Hits “record” and uploads. Let’s not pretend there is some expressive team
(And for the record I like the videos)
id: 35058 - Text: @J0SHUAKANE nothing is being promoted in these videos, that is a ridiculous statement. These are simply interviews with people on the fringe of society, shown to us s we have a fuller understanding of how others can be living.
id: 35059 - Text: He can’t monetize his videos yet these parents put their kids on here and get paid 🤦🏻♀️
id: 35073 - Text: I’ve watched many of these videos and I am always impressed by the compassion and respect you show every interviewee. You treat them all with dignity.
id: 35083 - Text: @Jaya Patil Did you even watch the video you dumb Fuck? None of these comments is about spelling. I don’t even know what you’re referring to so please enlighten me A$$hole from your Mothers Basement to me in Toronto, 🇨🇦
id: 35094 - Text: YouTube shouldn’t be allowed to post ads if the video isn’t monetized.
id: 35193 - Text: @Evolution_10_X did you watch the video? she was raised only by her father
id: 35203 - Text: @MsFlamingFlamer I was a heroin addict for 8 years buddy. And im not talking about certain cases/ individuals. I'm talking about the AVERAGE junkie. How can you be this naive??? So you don't think a broken family has anything to do with kids getting into trouble?? Certainly there is kids who end up ad drug addicts who come from good homes. But I would say 80% of junkies come from broken homes. The other 30% has probally come from good homes. I would be foolish as to say only broken families spark drug addictions. Your right there is good families that still have drug addicts in them. But all you have to do is click on almost every single one of marks drug videos. And what's the first question mark allways asks? " tell me about your childhood?" Because he knows the vast majority of people he interviews comes from a broken home. So sound to me you don't get out much. It's like arguing the sky is blue. Go look up the study CNN of all people did about the percentage of prisoners who have had a broken family as a child. I think the statistic was over 87%. So get your facts straight kid. I shot dope in Philly and NYC for almost a decade. I've seen my share of junkies and drug addiction.
id: 35235 - Text: @Gram72534 ❤️you too my bro! New video be out pretty soon today or tomorrow at latest! Much love!