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Daredevil 1x9 (Patreon)

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2025-03-20 00:42:53
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Patrick Waldeck

Between 5 to 10 percent of Death Row victims are innocent, which is why I can't stand behind the death penalty. Too big a risk. I also think death is far too easy. I'd rather lock someone up in a hole forever. Far more satisfying and crueler to force someone to live as long as possible and find creative ways to mentally torture them than simply killing them.

Karatsuki

Thanks for the accidental adblock recommendation Alicia I was actually looking for a new adblocker since the old one I used got pulled from chrome extensions

Kalean

For Ad-Blockers, use uBlock Origin, Alicia.

Sam Brown

57:50 POV: You're Peter Parker in Spiderverse 1

rainyfriday

Ahhh!!! Adblock jumpscare!!!

Hexx Gear

Hey so this is my first time watching Daredevil with Alica or any of the Netflix marvel. But as someone whose watched all of disney+ MCU. Do we need a stopping point before we get to spoiler town? The other marvel shows like loki, wanda vision. Moon knight. And a certain series that won't spoil this or vice versa? I guess I'm asking for myself and Alica what's a proper timeline of shows/movies to watch starting from endgame? Cuz I know we kinda need to watch xmen and other fox marvel movies before a certain point for sure

Smiling_Jack

I've seen that adblock ad too. It's the most tone deaf and ironic ad I think I've ever seen. "Here's an ad about all those ads we blocked! You're welcome, please more money!"

Vidolin

Nelson v. Murdock here we go!!!!!

Jaffar Black Fang

NGL the way fisk tries to erase his past reminds me of Diabolo from part 5 of jojo

Pawoof_

AHHHHHHHHHH!!! Even a cliff hanger of you reacting to this is crazy, can't wait till you react to the next episode

BakaSama

Fisk is no joke in hand to hand combat. In the comics he’s like a black belt in karate and is trained in Sumo fighting. He’s gotten into a number of fisticuff contests with both Spider-Man and Daredevil and come out on top.

Pockets

The library..? THAT WAS A REFERENCE THIS WHOLE TIME?!

AonixGhostlyQ

always liked the phrase "those who kill should be prepared to be killed"

AbsurdToastling

I don't even wear shirts without art on them, you better believe my walls are plastered in it. Gotta have those pretty images

hb.beny

With capital punishment the thing is, yes, there are people who just did so many awful things and no amount of rehabilitation will redeem them, but are you fine with the risk of someone innocent dying as well? Do you think that it's ok to kill sometimes an innocent person who got wrong verdict, as long as the 'evil' people die too when they could have 'just' been sentenced to life long imprisonment? Oh well... Just a thought.

TSP247

I can't stop thinking about how funny it would look if mat actually fell down a manhole by accident.

largo778 .

I am putting up the poster from a Welcome to Night Vale live show I almost went to as soon as I can

brody benton-haskins

Seeing Alicia's moral view I wonder what her reaction to our friend in the skull shirt will be?

Afell Tale

I have four fantasy maps on my walls, the known world of Westros and Essos from A Song of Ice and Fire (it hangs over my lil library), two Elder Scrolls maps in a single frame, another just under my collectables on dual shelves, and a old Fallout 3 map. In addition I have a poster from Stupendium's Outer Worlds video, and one _haunting_ King in Yellow picture, two banners from ESO (Cult of Hircine and the Ebonheart Pact), a Fallout NCR flag over my window, a old school clockwork wall clock above my mini fridge, and lastly two bronze colored comedy and tragedy masks above my light switch by the door. I h a t e bare walls.

bvsfang

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Blackbaldrik

On capital punishment, I'm the opposite. As I grew older I realized more and more how barbaric an unhelpful a practice it is. It solves nothing, and it risks murdering the innocent. All it is, is institutionalized blind revenge. Every person put behind bars has a chance of either reforming, or being altogether innocent. Just because there are some truly evil people who can't change, does not mean none of them will, and it is impossible for the justice system to be flawless. (Lord knows it has issues right now.) You can't make executing someone better if you were wrong. But you can try if you 'merely' robbed them of time. Capital punishment is also societally bad, because we don't want to live in a society where ending people is seen as normal. Because that can very easily be twisted by evil people to justify permanently removing innocent people whom they have simply labeled as bad. *Gestures at everything being said about Trans people and immigrants right now*

Convergeman

I completely understand the view on capital punishment being used for the truly and objectively irredeemable. But like you pointed out, there's always the issue of "who decides who or what is irredeemable?". I'm a pretty vengeful person myself, but even I realise there would need to be a lot of checks and processes and due diligence before resorting to that. That being said though, I think one reason a lot of people are comfortable without capital punishment is that life in a lot of prisons can often be much worse than death. I've heard some pretty messed up things about even just California prisons, so I can't fathom what life is like in some other places. To be fair, I think a big part of the problem here is in fact how harsh prisons can be, and how they often aren't really designed for rehabilitation or just don't put much effort into it. In a lot of places they're still run like a business like any other, so it's often not in their best interests to put effort into rehabilitating even their minor inmates, resulting in a sort of "revolving door" effect where a lot of even petty criminals just end up right back in prison even when released. If prisons were actually used as centers for rehabilitation where minor offenders had a chance to set their lives straight, maybe there could be more of an argument for capital punishment in place of true life-sentences. I'm no expert in criminal justice ofc so I could be missing more nuance or complications here.

VonZale Carson

When u talked about capital punishment it reminded me of a story I saw recently where this man is given the death penalty he's proven innocent and they just refuse to take him off the death row and people are trying to petition to take him off and the government just refuses to thliksomething recent to its insane I just believe even if u are guilty death is more of a way out then punishment

StorytellerDave

The two big problems with capital punishment are: 1 - You can never really 100% prove a person is guilty. We've had hundreds of cases where new evidence showed the person that was executed was actually innocent. This was especially notable with DNA testing and you can never know when new tech will come around that will exonerate even more people. 2 - The system can abuse these powers to kill people they don't like. There's been cases of this all throughout history, and death is not something that can be undone later if mistakes or intentional abuse is found.

dawg

Thing is vigilantism does breed chaos but at least it's chaos of our own making and not by a corrupt goverment

Immeasurably Me

Him just leaving isnt suspicious considering they are working against eachother in court and like he said they shouldnt really be talking

BigKez0

I got a poster of kakyoin doing the lelolelo for the memes, a displate of the hollow knight map and various paintings i've done in my place. Couldn't imagine it bare that's just boring.

Matthias

I'm one of those person whom got no decoration at home, to me it's useless and not practical. I don't stay long in the same place, hell, I don't stay long in the same city so I don't care much about stuff that have no real usefullness and are just thing you look at the first week and then forgot about it.

ZackdasBohne

You acknowledge the system can be corrupt and or inhuman (and often enough proved itself to be this way) but you still support capital punishment? Truly wild take. And the "necessary sacrifices" sounds convincing only as long as it doesn't affect people you know care about.

Tank3875

The idea of a system of justice that has some responsibility towards ensuring justice, true justice, is a nice thought. I look forward to theday someone makes an honest attempt at it. Until that impossible day, capital punishment will be used to kill the innocent and the deviant at the will of the state as much or more than it will be used to mete out some form of 'justice'. And the innocent and the deviant will wonder why they died for crimes they did not commit and things that are not crimes, and the answer will be the same today as it was 10,000 years ago: "Because we preferred feeling safe to being safe, and someone said killing them would make us safe."

Austin

18:18 "You were supposed to destroy the ads not join them!"

Ben Gross

Foggy deserves all of the pussy, the fact a woman hasn’t locked him down yet is criminal

Sage of All knowing

she always said in this and in Avatar showing the blind newspaper or poster or etc is so rude, dont you know they are blind. but in my opinion these scenes shows that they dont treat the blind person as just a blind person. they are so comfortable around the person that they forget that they are blind at times. I think that is the farthest thing from rude

Gamer Kane

I looked it up and two thirds of all capital trials contained serious errors. When the cases were retried, over 80% of the defendants were not sentenced to death and 7% were completely acquitted. Unfortunately I could not find if these people survived or if they were executed before being retried but I'm guessing it wasn't enough. That is a horrifying percentage of innocent and needless death.