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  • Did you guys see that shooting that happened two days ago?

    你們有看到兩天前發生的槍擊案嗎?

  • Don't worry, if you missed it, there was another one yesterday

    別擔心,如果你沒看到的話,昨天又發生一起了

  • Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Falcon Heights, Minnesota.

    一起是發生在路易斯安那州的巴頓魯治,另一起則是在明尼蘇達州的法爾肯高地

  • Two videos in two days of police fatally shooting two black men

    在兩天之內,就有兩部警察開槍射殺兩位黑人的影片

  • who, when you watch the video, did nothing to warrant them

    當你在看影片的時候你會發現,他們沒有造成威脅

  • losing their lives.

    卻失去了生命

  • You know the hardest part of having a conversation

    你知道,要討論美國警方用槍

  • surrounding police shooting in America, it always feels like in America

    最難之處在於,在美國,你可能會覺得

  • it's like if you take a stand for something,

    如果你支持某個論點

  • you automatically are against something else.

    你就理所當然的反對相反的論點

  • such a strange world to be in.

    這世界也太奇怪了吧。

  • You're either a cat person or a dog person.

    你要不就喜歡貓,不然就喜歡狗

  • You know, you're a Red Socks or you're a Yankees.

    你要不就支持紅襪隊,不然就支持洋基隊

  • When you text, you type LOL or HA HA HA!

    傳簡訊時,你要不打 LOL 不然就把 HA HA HA

  • I mean, personally I'm LOL.

    我是打 LOL 的人

  • I know a lot of people are HA HA HA, and I respect that.

    我知道很多人會打 HA HA HA,我也很尊重這個行為

  • The important thing is we can come together and hate those who type LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL.

    但重要的是我們能集結起來,去討厭那些一直重複打 LOL 的人

  • Because what is that? That's not even a thing.

    因為那是什麼?根本就沒有這種東西啊

  • You can't be laughing out loud loud loud loud loud, that's not a thing.

    你沒辦法笑得超超超超超大聲阿,根本就沒辦法這樣

  • Anyway, the point is, it's either one or the other.

    總之,你只能選邊站

  • But with police shooting, it shouldn't have to work that way.

    但是,美國警察開槍的問題,運作方式卻不必然是這樣

  • For instance, if you pro-BLACK-LIVES-MATTER,

    舉例來說,如果你支持「黑人的命也是命」

  • you assumed to be anti-police.

    你會被視為是反對警察的

  • And if you pro-police, then you surely hate black people.

    但如果你支持警察,你理所當然就會被認為仇視黑人

  • It seems like it's either pro-cop or anti-black

    好像就只能支持警察、討厭黑人

  • or pro-black and anti-cop

    或支持黑人、討厭警察

  • When in reality, you can be pro-cop and pro-black

    但是,事實是,你不能支持警察也可以支持黑人

  • which is what we should all be

    但這才是我們要做的阿!

  • This is what we should be aiming for.

    這才是我們要努力的目標!

  • I guess technically that mean you could also be anti-cop and anti-black

    我想,嚴格說起來,你也可以兩邊都不支持

  • which, I don't know, would make you Mel Gibson, I don't know.

    我不知道,可能會落得跟梅爾吉勃遜一樣的下場吧。(梅爾吉勃遜因發表種族歧視的言論,而遭到經紀公司解約)

  • But the point is you shouldn't have to choose between the police and citizens that they're sworn to protect.

    重點就是,你只能在警察和警察宣示要保護的人民之間做選擇

  • You know what makes this incident even more paintful

    讓人更難過的是

  • is the fact that there are some people who don't even think that this police problem exists.

    有些人甚至不認為警界存在著問題

  • Did you guys remember that catcalling video in New York City, right?

    你們還記得在紐約的針孔攝影機影片嗎?

  • The one with a woman walk around in New York for a day

    有個女生走在紐約的大街上

  • and over a hundred men took that as an invitation to harass her.

    然後有一百多個男生公然騷擾他

  • Remember that video?

    還記得這部影片嗎?

  • I gonna be honest, I remember watching that video, I was shocked.

    我必須老實說,在看這部影片的時候,我嚇呆了

  • I was shock by how extreme catcalling was.

    我很驚訝這種性騷擾竟然這麼猖獗

  • I didn't know. Because I am a man, I did not see that in my world.

    我不知道,因為我是男生,我也沒有機會遇到

  • I didn't know that it could happen for blocks and a woman was harassed over and over again.

    我不知道這種性騷擾會在街頭上不斷的上演

  • And I was shocked by that, when I saw the video, I didn't think men would doing that.

    當我在看影片時,我嚇呆了,我不知道男生會做出這樣子的事

  • I didn't think men were that concern with the sugar content of woman's breast.

    我不知道男生對於女生的胸部那麼癡迷

  • I didn't know these things were happening.

    我不知道這些事情正在發生

  • Because I hadn't seen it.

    因為我還沒看到

  • You know, I didn't think it was that common.

    你知道,我不認為這種事情很常見

  • I thought it was only done by like construction workers and cartoon wolves.

    我以為只有建築工或卡通裏的狼才會這樣

  • That's what I thought it was all about.

    我以為只有他們而已

  • But after I watch the video, I realized that there was a problem.

    但當我看了影片之後,我意識到這個問題

  • Because seeing is believing.

    因為眼見為憑嘛

  • And yet for some strange reasons, when it comes to video of police shooting,

    但很奇怪的,當我們談到警察用槍的議題

  • seeing isn't beliveing.

    眼見不一定為憑

  • The police will always come out with a statement like

    警方總會出來說一些像這樣的話

  • I know it looks like the officer shot the man

    「我知道這看起來像是警察開槍射了這名男子

  • even though he was subdued

    儘管男子已經被制伏了

  • But what the video doesn't show from this angle is that

    但從另一個角度看這個影片時你會發現

  • the policeman feared for his life due to the suspect's physical action

    因為男子的肢體動作,警察覺得生命受到威脅

  • that, again, are not visible from this angle

    再次強調,這一點從這個角度沒辦法看到」

  • I want to ask the question why is it that the police only do that when they're the ones on camera

    我想問的是,為什麼警察只有在被錄影時才會開槍擊斃嫌疑犯

  • Because if there's ever a video of you committing a crime

    因為一旦有你犯罪的影片

  • the police won't be like

    警察絕不會說:

  • oh no I know it looks like the suspect is robbing the cash register in the video

    「噢不,我知道影片看起來像是嫌犯搶了提款機

  • But what you don't see from this angle is that..

    但你從這個角度沒看到的是…」

  • In fact, how do we know the video isn't playing in reverse?

    事實上,我們怎麼知道這部影片不是倒過來播放?

  • How do we know he isn't putting the money into the register?

    我們怎麼知道嫌犯不是把錢放進提款機?

  • You can't judge from a video.

    你從一部影片不能判斷阿

  • Why is the video never enough?

    為什麼影片永遠不夠?

  • Tahrir Rice, there was a video.

    Tahrir Rice 被射殺時,有錄影機錄影

  • Eric Garner there was a video

    Eric Garner 有,

  • Laquan McDonald there was a video

    Laquan McDonald 也有。

  • and yet still skepticism

    但是,儘管有影片,還是有疑點存在

  • And it's only about this.

    不過也僅此於此。

  • When it comes to bigfoot, people see one blurry video and dedicate their lives to finding him.

    講到大腳怪,大家只看到一部模糊的影片,就要窮盡努力找到他

  • They leave their family. Dedicate themselves to that sh*t.

    他們離開家,奉獻一生在那不知道存不存在的爛東西上

  • And you know what, it's hard to blame black people for not trusting the police in this country.

    而且你知道嗎,很難去怪罪黑人,說他們不相信這個國家的警察

  • Because even when the police have the responsibility of filming themselves

    因為就算警察有蒐證的責任

  • stuff like this happens

    像這種的鳥事還是會發生

  • The two officers are now on administrative leave

    「兩名警官現在休無薪假

  • both of them were body cameras

    他們兩位都有配帶隨身的攝影機

  • However, during the altercation, the body camera did come dislodged.

    但在爭執的過程中,隨身攝影機脫落了」

  • Really?

    你在開玩笑嗎?

  • The body camera became dislodged?

    隨身攝影機脫落了?

  • So, what, has it gotten so bad that even the camera are like

    現在是怎樣?情況壞到攝影機也覺得

  • oh sorry I can't be a part of this

    「噢不,我不能參與這個

  • I can't. I've seen enough. I've seen enough.

    我不行,我看到太多了,我受夠了」

  • Really? The camera became dislodged?

    你說真的嗎?攝影機脫落了?

  • I call bullsh*t, yeah.

    我說這個是胡扯

  • I call bullsh*t

    這是胡扯

  • Because I've seen white people cameras

    因為我有看過白人的攝影機

  • and those things never come off.

    他們從不會脫落

  • Wow

  • Wow

  • I'm alive!

    我還活著欸!

  • You know it's a white people video when it ends with someone screaming, I'm alive!

    如果影片的結尾有人在大喊:「我還活著欸!」你就知道那是白人的影片

  • You know what pissed me off the most about this

    你知道,有些言論讓我超火大:

  • I don't think there is a problem with the police or some people say

    儘管有很多人這樣說,但我不認為這是警察的錯

  • I don't think there is a problem with the police

    我不認為這是警察的問題

  • You know, black people are surely doing something.

    你知道,黑人一定做了些什麼事,

  • Maybe the black guy did something wrong.

    或許他們做了些壞事。

  • You can't deny the racism.

    你不能否認種族歧視的存在

  • At some point you have to acknowledge it.

    某種程度上你一定要認知道種族歧視的存在。

  • In fact, think of this, think of the most racist thing that you can call black people.

    事實上,你想想看黑人有多少個充滿歧視意味的稱呼

  • Think of it. The most racist thing people said.

    想想看人們說過最歧視的話

  • They can them monkeys, baboons, gorillas.

    人們稱黑人為猴子、狒狒或大猩猩

  • And yet, when people watch the video of an actual gorilla been shot for dragging a child,

    然而,當大家在看大猩猩因為拉著小朋友而被射殺的影片時

  • not only was there more outraged for the gorilla,

    他們為了大猩猩感到憤怒

  • the organization responsible for killing the gorilla

    而得為射殺猩猩負責的機構,

  • admitted that there was a systemic problem that needed to be fixed.

    承認,他們的制度出了問題,這也必須被解決

  • A criminal investigation is now focus on how a little boy fell into a gorilla enclosure at Cincinnati Zoo.

    偵查組織正在調查小朋友跌落辛辛那提動物園獸欄的原因

  • Reports of the zoo is making changes to prevent tragic accidents like this from happening again.

    據報導,動物園正在改善以防止類似的憾事再次發生

  • That's for a f*cking gorilla!

    他們為了他媽的大猩猩做了這些!

  • They're making changes for a gorilla!

    他們為了他媽的大猩猩做改變!

  • One gorilla! One!

    還只有一隻大猩猩!一隻!

  • It's a truth. I don't.. like I shouldn't be afraid to say

    這是真的,我不…我才不怕說出來

  • America has a problem within its police force.

    美國的警察有很大的問題

  • And although this is a problem that this proportionally affects black people,

    雖然這個問題在某種程度上已經影響到了黑人

  • it's not just a black problem

    但他不只是黑人的問題

  • this is an American problem.

    這是全美國的問題

  • Because just today, there was a third video

    因為今天稍早,有第三支影片

  • this time of a white kid getting shot by the police

    這次是白人小朋友被警察槍殺

  • while he was lying down on the ground

    他還是趴在地板上的

  • This is an America problem

    這是全美國的問題

  • Everyone is involved.

    沒有人可以置身事外

  • And with all those evidence on the video, surely the least American can expect from its police,

    而有了這些影片提供的證據,美國人應該要期待

  • is for them to admit that there is a problem.

    警察去認清問題的存在

  • Because you can't fix something until you admit that is broken.

    因為,只有承認東西壞掉了,你才會去修理啊。

  • And you probably saying, oh Trevor what does it help?

    而你大概會說「噢 Trevor,這有什麼用?」

  • What doe is help to just admit you have a problem?

    「承認有問題有什麼用?」

  • Well, the Las Vegas police problem did just that.

    告訴你,拉斯維加斯的警察做到了

  • In 2011, they admitted that there was a potential for bias.

    2011年,他們承認對於嫌犯有潛在的偏見

  • They admitted that there is a better way for police to interact with suspects.

    他們承認警察與嫌犯可以有更好的互動模式

  • And so just by acknowledging that and training their officers on how access

    只要認清問題並訓練他們的警員如何

  • and de escalate their situation

    減少這些情況的發生

  • They were able to decrease the amount of police shooting by 36 percent.

    他們能減少百分之三十六的警方用槍率

  • 36 percent!

    百分之三十六!

  • which is not perfect!

    雖然還不是最好

  • I know it's not perfect, but at least they're doing something.

    我知道這還不是最好,但至少他們有在做事

  • And if the police can get their sh*t together,

    如果這裏的警察都願意團結處理問題,

  • in a city where you can rent a tiger,

    那是一個,你可以租借一隻老虎,

  • and get married to a Filipino Elvis Presley

    與菲律賓裔的假艾維斯普利斯萊結婚的城市耶

  • then in my opinion, the rest of America has no excuse.

    那,對我來說,美國的其他州都不該有藉口。

  • Hello, thanks for subscribing on our new YouTube channel

    哈囉,謝謝你訂閱我們的頻道

  • and you probably thinking but I didn't!

    你大概會想說:「我沒有阿」

  • I know which is fine but now you're thinking about subscribing

    沒關係,或許你現在可以考慮一下

  • You should ready just subscribe. Just do it.

    你就訂閱吧,別猶豫了

  • Subscribe.

    訂閱

  • Who said that?

    誰在講話嗎?

  • Subscribe.

    訂閱

  • Who said these things?

    誰說這些話的?

  • Subscribe now.

    現在就訂閱

  • What?

    什麼?

Did you guys see that shooting that happened two days ago?

你們有看到兩天前發生的槍擊案嗎?

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