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- March 05, 2026
These Moms Have Raised CRIMINALS
Episode Stats
Length
9 minutes
Words per Minute
188.4669
Word Count
1,803
Sentence Count
22
Misogynist Sentences
10
Hate Speech Sentences
8
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like that's utterly failing as a parent i mean we all take ellis in life so i'm not judging
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what up guys welcome to my reaction series today we're reacting to another day of women
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taking l's and today we'll watch women taking the biggest l ever which is raising a criminal
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we all know what single mothers do best and that is to raise terrible members of society so let's
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see hey i am on my way to the prison yeah and and the thing is um women love criminals so maybe
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she'll fall in love with like a guard or something and all kinds of feelings i don't really can't
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even describe them and i'm here i'm shaking what's your son do ma'am i don't know why i don't really
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know i think it's just a flood of emotion i mean i can tell you why it's a big l like i'd be kind
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kind of pissed too but i can't like put my finger on exactly what it is i'm feeling but i'm gonna
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leave my phone my watch in the car i don't know i've never done yeah you're not supposed to put
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it on tiktok though i think that's where you're going wrong we played board games and it played
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board games the whole time what did your son do what's he in the slammer for the last person to
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leave single mothers raise criminals domineering mothers overbearing mothers yeah
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does that get easier i didn't cry the whole time
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his hands were clean he's always a grease monkey working on cars and stuff i can't remember the
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last time i saw his hands clean why is he in jail are you gonna are you not gonna give us the tea
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you're gonna cry on camera but no tea it was about halfway through i was like buddy your hands are
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clean he was like yeah i noticed it when i was at the reception center his hands were like all the
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way black even though he's washed up does that get easier no i didn't cry the whole time all right
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let's use next another mother it's here it's visit day for mace which is our oldest son
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i am here this is what a little kid prison looks like uh oh man your kid's in juvie you must have
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really messed him up you must have really messed him up he is 17 he'll be almost 18 by 10 he can
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barely make it oh my god he gets out in october god willing um they give us you know every other
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week for two hours sometimes every like six months i do a family visit where you can bring
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like a sibling or something but it's usually just me that comes but yeah we're here and i'm pretty
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excited to be able to see my baby i don't care how old he is or what he's going through he's my baby
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it's a little bittersweet though it's like part of you is grieving that you're missing out on the
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last part of his childhood but this is what life looks like right now so i'll talk to you in a
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minute all right let's see who's next lots of women raising criminals i'm sitting here waiting
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to go into a prison to visit my son nobody's telling me what their sons did it's just like
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you know just wondering do these young kids realize what they are doing when they in the
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streets and making these decisions that have these severe consequences. And when you do something
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like go to prison, do you realize that you are imprisoning your families too? Now I have to go
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get strip searched and go in here. And it's just irritating and sad because my son has been locked
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up for over a year and this is my first time visiting him because i don't want to run up and
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down the street to a prison yeah i mean this is an alb i don't know how you're putting it on the
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internet i mean you shouldn't have raised a criminal you know i mean i think some kids are
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just kind of born rotten but i think a lot of the time it's how they were raised you know just not
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good parents i don't i don't want to see you behind bars i don't want to do the jail visits
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the jail poses who wants to see that child like that but then you feel like you're not a good
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mother you're not just you know a dad would say you know i must not have been a good father
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you know they can kind of accept when they're bad at something women we we don't have that same
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effect he's my only child but i want him to know the stress that he's putting on the family by
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making these decisions because they have consequences and now these consequences are
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affecting me his kids and it's just frustration because i really do i love my son my only child
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my only child and it's very upsetting because his father was in prison for 29 years okay well
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what did you think was gonna happen you have a kid with a criminal i come on that's the other
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thing about women that have kids with criminals like what do you what do you think the kid is
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going to grow up to be he's got criminal genetics you know all my brothers are engineers my dad's
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an engineer you know kind of apple doesn't fall far from the tree here and you were given the
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tools not to make the same mistakes decisions well that's what happens when you have a kid
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let me refresh this just got out of visitation i was there for seven and a half hours visiting
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my son for my first day and seeing him in over almost two years. I cried when I saw him walk
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through the door. He looked so good. He looked so healthy. He gained some weight. He looked
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really, really good. I was able to give him a hug and a little kiss on the cheek. And we sat down
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and we had vending machines that we could get snacks. I like how women, even when the son's
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in prison they're still looking for snacks it's kind of like when you know what church is for
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women they always have snacks drinks um you have to bring a bag of quarters and the the food is
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kind of pricey so I went through 40 I wonder if that's a whole industry selling stuff to the
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single moms visiting their sons in prison I bet that's a whole industry pretty quickly just the
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two of us so but uh we were able to visit for quite a while um then we played you know played
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some car games uno um played scrabble and then we put a puzzle together so that was about and we
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did take a walk outside too and their little courtyard so it was a it was a good day it was
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a good day um i'm gonna go back and see him again at 8 a.m and uh that'll be my last day before i
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head back uh to the midwest um where i live you know flying home so i'm so glad that i just what
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what is it what did your kid do ma'am does it say in the comments it's hard to deal with
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good job okay we're saying good job mama for visiting your son and they got to come see him
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and i'm not saying she shouldn't visit but we're gonna say good job like that's utterly failing
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as a parent i mean we all take ellis in life so i'm not judging but that isn't it like i just
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want to objectively say that's an l that is an l just good he looks really healthy he looks good
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so anyway um i hope he he knows how much i love him and we had a lot of good laughs today it was
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it was great it was so great to see him and um he he told me he admitted that he was nervous this
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morning because he was afraid he didn't know what to talk about with me because he hasn't had any
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real deep conversations with anybody for almost two years you know he can call me on the phone
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uh he can call his family and friends on the phone but it's like a 10 minute phone conversation
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that's cut off so to actually sit with his family member for you know seven and a half hours he was
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just really worried but then i think he really eased up and really relaxed and realized that
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that i'm that you know let's just see how the day goes see how the day goes so um anyway there's
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cope he has 29 months left what did he do in 12 days i think so he's he's he's almost halfway
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there um and what did he do and he'll be able to be released and i mean they're letting all
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these criminals out nowadays what did he do get out of here uh so um now it helps me when i once
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i get home i can you know have a better understanding where he's located and what what
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he's doing and he he did he did uh tell me that he is safe there so he is safe he just makes sure
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he doesn't owe anybody anything uh no food he doesn't borrow anything from anybody um he uh
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always makes sure that he buys his own food and his own toiletries and he's got his system going
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to where you know um they leave everyone leaves him alone so so uh it's good so anyway i don't
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know if he was getting beat up in jail. Would you really tell your mom if you were getting
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beat up in jail? Okay. Did you say what he did? Oh, I said yes. So it looks like she was a single
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mom. Okay. Well, it looks like her other kid is doing all right. Well, all right. You know,
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I wish you luck with your kid, but that is an L, you know, and sometimes you got to eat L.
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So, you know, she's in good spirits. Let me know what you guys think in the comments. Do you know
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anybody whose son or daughter has committed a crime, how long did they get in jail or prison?
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Let me know in the comments, like the video, and I'll see you next time.
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