🧊 IP2 Johnny Somali / Ramsey Khalid Ismael - Banned YouTuber, Banned Twitch Streamer, Banned Kick Streamer, Disruptive nigger who was arrested many times in Asia

[Room Temp Shrimp]

Now normally, I'd say hey, we can look at a possible silver lining in Somali's wisdom. Surely making a damn fool of himself, severely incriminating himself, and effectively damning himself into a life behind bars while simultaneously damaging international relationships and further harming racial relations for your own people was worth it. Surely he amassed a generational wealth for the future generations he doesnt have through infame and superchats, right? Surely he made such a economic surplus that he can later set himself or loved ones up for life, right? Surely he had a purpose to do all this besides being Internet infamous?

Evidently fucking not.

 

[JustStopDude]

but I believe South Korea is making an example of this guy since they (and Japan) have a pretty serious problem with Amerigroids being a public nuisance for livestreams.

It's not just Americans that are the issue. A lot of the Japanese Livestream scene is basically just like IP2. Japanese internet culture is about 10 years behind the US. For example, if you go to www.yahoo.co.jp the website is still laid out the same as the original website was years ago.

Westerners don't hear about this or experience this because the Japanese use different websites...and it's in Japanese.

My whole point is there are a number of annoying IRL streamers in Japan, especially since the economy is shit there.

 

[neger psykolog]

My guess is he gets 1-2 years though before they send him back. Long enough to serve as a warning to others

My guess is they're actually going to throw the book at him because unlike with previous generations it has finally "keeps getting worse'd" the penultimate time and look how disrespectful this faggot was and it's on video so no one can deny it or minimize it all. Who the fuck wants people like this in society?

 

[COME ON OUT YOU RAPIST]

It's not just Americans that are the issue. A lot of the Japanese Livestream scene is basically just like IP2. Japanese internet culture is about 10 years behind the US. For example, if you go to www.yahoo.co.jp the website is still laid out the same as the original website was years ago.

Westerners don't hear about this or experience this because the Japanese use different websites...and it's in Japanese.

My whole point is there are a number of annoying IRL streamers in Japan, especially since the economy is shit there.

Do Japanese teenagers really cause as many problems as Ameriniggers? I'm asking this sincerely because I was pretty sure this phenomenon is exclusively something tourists do.

 

[IAmTheSmackDaddy]

I'm hopeful we get another Tom goes to the Mayor-esque re-enactment of the hearings like we got out of Rekieta's bodycam

 

[JosephStalin]

Hope this asshole serves at least a few years in a Korean prison for all his misdeeds, richly deserved.

 

[Hooked on phobics]

I earlier watched 15 minutes of shame covering this, and from the sound of it johnnys lawyer kinda fucked up on pleading guilty.

- his lawyer is disputing the date and time of that happening.
- lawyer tries to nitpick because of the date, claiming procedural error on this.
- JS accepts the charges aside from the date, he pleads guilty still.

Theres more TO IT than that.

BASICALLY the lawyer was ATTEMPTING to do a gotcha with "but this didn''t happen on this day therefor your charge is bunk". Its important to note this MAY have actually worked, longshot but its possible. So the prosecutor clarified if everything ELSE besides the day was correct despite pleading not guilty, defense said yes (lol), and thus it became a guilty plea because it looked hopeless since its basically full confession. Funny shit.

Timestamped part

I don't know why this wouldn't apply to the deep fake charge persay since he kinda did the same shit, maybe they fear it more and say not guilty out of sheer denial and terror since its the biggest charge.

I want to know how much Hank paid for a lawyer because holy fuck that is a laughably bad defense.

At this rate idk if hes even being paid, or just promised shit in the future lol

I really can't wait for him to go to jail proper and get beaten up by the korean mafia or whatever

 

[ArticleWriter]

Best news of the week. Hopefully his fellow inmates will torture him to death.

 

[Roak]

- they now argue the deepfakes, they don't need BongBong for the deepfakes.
- his lawyer claims that JS doesn't even know how to make deepfakes haaaaaaaaahahahaha
- prosecutor: but he distributed them?
- lawyer: YES BUT HE WAS DRUNK!! lol

This sounds totally retarded but it's a common way for South Korean lawyers to get a reduced sentance since for some reason their courts will be more lenient with criminals if they were drunk during the time of the crime

The most famous case of this is probably the 2008 Cho Doo-soon case where a 56 year old man raped a 8 year old girl to the point of leaving her with lifelong physical and mental disabilities. Cho Doo-soons lawyer would argue that he was old, weak and drunk to the acknowledgement of the court who would sentance him to only 12 years in prison.

Cho was released in 2020 and allowed to move back into his old home, only 1 km from where his victim lives.

The South Korean court is straight up retarded and the craziest thing is that JS stands a chance of getting a similar sentance as a child rapist

 

[Hokuriku]

next hearing date is announced for:................... (drumroll) ..........October 29th

I hate to PL but I miiiiiiight be able to see this in person lol

 

[Terrifik]

I hate to PL but I miiiiiiight be able to see this in person lol

its going to be packed due to witness testmony of bongbong for deepfake recount .
if it does happen.
...
my o shit moment about today was it was lottee world & person who told him turn off the video camera.

 

[LikeAStone 2.0]

Being his lawyer must suck. You have to sit there and try and justify the most retarded shit while your client singlehandedly sets race relations back a generation for an entire continent.

 

[AnOminous]

It seems the bar for that is higher (or lower, depending on your perspective) in Korea.

Great catch.

It's apparently a mitigating factor that can severely reduce the sentence due to a stipulation demanding such for people who are of unsound mind at the time they committed a crime due to mental disorder, which is often applied to cases of intoxication.

This would seem to exclude Somali from being able to use the defense.

They mostly talk about drunk driving.

It would seem rather perverse to allow being drunk as even a mitigating defense for committing a crime where the crime literally is being drunk.

Anyway, I'm pretty sure if Somali raised this defense (I doubt the lawyer just mentioning it necessarily raises it as an argument), the prosecution could pretty easily argue that in fact, he does deliberately get drunk for his jackass stunts for liquid courage.

 

[Grundlejungle]

South Korea has hard labor as one of their punishment options. I think we should put him in the cabbage fields for maximum irony.

 

[Lord Of Shit]

"Your honor my client committed the crime but he was drunk so it doesn't count" is such a hilariously retarded defense that I doubt this lawyer will ever get serious work again after this is over

It may not be quite as retarded as it first sounds. Some cultures have remarkably different attitudes concerning the relative culpability of an alcohol-intoxicated person, and Korea may be one such culture.

Trying that defense in the US, is, of course, fantastically retarded.

 

[World in Scarlet]

I found some more stuff. It supports the view that being intoxicated is generally mitigating, but that exceptions exist, and it clarifies what these look like.
From:

The Sentencing Commission is an independent committee affiliated with the Supreme Court and has been established in accordance to the provisions of the Court Organization Act amendment on April 27th, 2007.

link

This is a machine translation:

Frequently Asked Questions:
Title: Does committing a crime while intoxicated lead to a sentence reduction according to sentencing guidelines?
Date Posted: August 10, 2023

● Article 10, Paragraph 2 of the Criminal Act stipulates that "the sentence may be reduced for acts committed by a person with diminished mental or physical capacity to discern matters or make decisions due to mental disorder." Accordingly, the sentencing guidelines designate "mental incapacity" as a mitigating factor.
● However, to prevent the abuse of the "mental incapacity" mitigating factor, the sentencing guidelines also include the following descriptive criteria (for specific details, please refer to the sentencing guidelines for individual crime categories).

In cases where a crime (OO crime) is committed in a state of intoxication due to alcohol or drugs, the following distinctions apply:
(1) Intentional Intoxication for Crime or Exemption: If the defendant voluntarily becomes intoxicated through alcohol or drugs with the intent to commit the crime, foresee its execution, or use intoxication as an excuse for exemption, the state of intoxication is considered a general aggravating factor, regardless of whether the defendant was in a state of mental incapacity at the time of the crime.
(2) Unintentional but Foreseeable Harm: If there was no intent to commit the crime and the defendant did not foresee its execution, but, based on past experiences, physical condition, or circumstances at the time, there was a likelihood (potential) of causing harm to others due to intoxication from alcohol or drugs, the state of intoxication is not considered a mitigating factor, regardless of whether the defendant was in a state of mental incapacity at the time of the crime.
(3) No Mental Incapacity: Even if neither (1) nor (2) applies, if the defendant was not in a state of mental incapacity at the time of the crime, the state of intoxication is not considered a mitigating factor.

● In other words, committing a crime in a state of intoxication due to alcohol or drugs does not automatically result in a sentence reduction based on mental incapacity, and in some cases, it may even lead to a harsher sentence.

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[oh no its pipkun]

Do Japanese teenagers really cause as many problems as Ameriniggers? I'm asking this sincerely because I was pretty sure this phenomenon is exclusively something tourists do.

theres that case if japanese boys raping and torturing a girl death for fun. there's a lot of insane shit like that in japan.

 

[I Hate The Disabled]

I'd hate to be a nigger in a Korean prison. The prisoners going to murder him, and the guards are going to cover it up.

 

[Bill Ding]

I hate light bulb headed sub niggers so much it's unreal.

 

[JustStopDude]

Do Japanese teenagers really cause as many problems as Ameriniggers? I'm asking this sincerely because I was pretty sure this phenomenon is exclusively something tourists do.

It's not the teenagers. It's typically out of work or failed to launch adults.

You don't see it because you don't speak Japanese or use Japanese websites.

And these disruptive weirdos even infect politics.

https://youtu.be/cZG95grO-vc

This foreigner does a good job explaining this one political party that was effectively made up of internet trolls, IRL streamers, cam girls, etc.

These people, along with the "Tokyo kids" (runaways that advertise for boyfriend and girlfriend bars aggressively) are the reasons most people avoid Shinjuku.

Shinjuku, being the red light district, is where there is a lot more tolerance for social disruption like the homeless, public intoxication, tourists, etc.