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Klimaforscher Keywan Riahi: „Es braucht einen fundamentalen Strukturwandel“ #Klimakrise
Zeit im Bild 2 (11. August 2021): tvthek.orf.at/profile/Additional-Content/1670/Langfassung-ZIB-2-Interview-mit-Klimaforscher-Keywan-Riahi/14101896
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Proletenpassion 2015 ff: Der Markt | Wir lernen im Vorwärtsgehen
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Ausstrahlung am 20. Februar 2018 in ORF III anlässlich des Todes von Heinz Rudolf Unger (1938-2018)
FPÖ-Wahlwerbespot: Staatskünstler (20.12.2017)
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FPÖ-Wahlwerbespot: Staatskünstler (20.12.2017)
Die ultimative FPÖ-Präsidentschaftskandidatin Ursula Stenzel
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Die ultimative FPÖ-Präsidentschaftskandidatin Ursula Stenzel
GoTV homemade | Plattform für eine menschliche Asylpolitik | 3. Oktober Großdemo
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Eine Welle der Solidarität rollt über Europa - unzählige Freiwillige haben bereits den ankommenden Kriegsflüchtlingen mit Spenden aller Art geholfen und wollen weiterhin alle Schutzsuchenden unterstützen! Du willst auch helfen? gotv hat für dich alle nötigen Infos und Kontakte, damit du sofort aktiv werden kannst. Mit dabei kannst du auch auf der friedlichen Großdemo am 3. Oktober sein. Karin W...
Game of Thrones: Arya does not want to be a lady
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From Game of Thrones S01E04 Arya: Can I be Lord of a Holdfast? Ned: You will marry a high lord and rule his castle. And your sons shall be knights and princes and lords. Hmm? Arya: No. That's not me.
Protest gegen Polizeipräsident Pürstl 7.2.2014
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Bericht auf Puls 4 (7.2.2014).
Rücktrittsreifer Auftritt von Polizeipräsident Pürstl bei ORF "Im Zentrum"
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ORF-Sendung "Im Zentrum" (26.1.2014) zu den Protesten gegen den FPÖ-Burschenschafterball (alias "Akademikerball") „Und wenn Sie jetzt sagen, da sind jetzt so viele unschuldig zum Handkuss gekommen, dann kann ich Ihnen nur sagen, wenn man sich mit Hunden ins Bett legt, darf man sich nicht wundern, wenn man mit Flöhen aufwacht ... Und alle die, die hier im Sud mitgelaufen sind, im Strom mitgeschw...
ORF "Wien heute" zum Vermummungsverbot: Schal und Haube statt Deckel und Säbel
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ORF Wien heute (22.1.2014)
FPÖ kandidiert mit Neonazis zur Arbeiterkammer-Wahl in OÖ 2014
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ORF Oberösterreich Heute (16.1.2014) Michael G. wurde rechtskräftig wegen nationalsozialistischer Wiederbetätigung verurteilt. G. hatte 2002 den damaligen Leiter des Dokumentationsarchivs des österreichischen Widerstands (DÖW) in einem Mail als „Judenschwein" beschimpft und mit dem Umbringen bedroht. Gezeichnet war das Mail mit „Heil Hitler". G. hat mittlerweile auf seine Kandidatur verzichtet....
NR-Präsidentin Barbara Prammer fordert Absage des FPÖ-Burschenschafterballs in Hofburg
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In ORF-Pressestunde am 12.1.2014
Election strategy of the Democrats explained in Game of Thrones
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Election strategy of the Democrats explained in Game of Thrones
Protest gegen Martin Graf | Nazis raus aus dem Parlament
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Protest gegen Martin Graf | Nazis raus aus dem Parlament
27.9.2013 | ORF-Bericht über Anti-FPÖ-Demo: "Keine Stimme dem Rassismus"
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27.9.2013 | ORF-Bericht über Anti-FPÖ-Demo: "Keine Stimme dem Rassismus"
Stermann über Taubheitsgefühle im rechten Arm und FPÖ-Wahlpartys
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Stermann über Taubheitsgefühle im rechten Arm und FPÖ-Wahlpartys
Hasspostings und Neonazis: Strache in die Enge getrieben
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Hasspostings und Neonazis: Strache in die Enge getrieben
Christoph und Lollo: FPÖ-Wahlkampfhymne "Einzelfälle und Nächstenliebe"
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Christoph und Lollo: FPÖ-Wahlkampfhymne "Einzelfälle und Nächstenliebe"
Strache in Leoben: Halt, da war doch was!
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Strache in Leoben: Halt, da war doch was!
Protestaktion gegen Präsentation des FPÖ-Propagandafilm "20 Jahre Anti-Ausländer-Volksbegehren"
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Protestaktion gegen Präsentation des FPÖ-Propagandafilm "20 Jahre Anti-Ausländer-Volksbegehren"
Herr Strache, "mit welcher Watschen möchten sie anfangen?"
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Herr Strache, "mit welcher Watschen möchten sie anfangen?"
Martin Schulz zur FPÖ: "Strache ist ein Nazi"
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Martin Schulz zur FPÖ: "Strache ist ein Nazi"
FPÖ als Tarnkappe für Neonazis: "Hände runter!"
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FP als Tarnkappe für Neonazis: "Hände runter!"
[The Wire] McNulty and Major Colvin: "Fuck the bosses!" 2
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[The Wire] McNulty and Major Colvin: "Fuck the bosses!" 2
[The Wire] McNulty: "Fuck the bosses!" 1
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[The Wire] McNulty: "Fuck the bosses!" 1
[The Wire] Major Colvins speech: A paper bag for drugs
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[The Wire] Major Colvins speech: A paper bag for drugs
Autoritärer Diktator und Tyrann Heinz-Christian Strache
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Autoritärer Diktator und Tyrann Heinz-Christian Strache
"A Paper Bag For Drugs" should be the name of a rap album
So he means Hamsterdam is the bag?
This speech shows why, as much as The Wire gets called the best or most realistic portrayal of police on television, it’s just a higher level and more subtle form of copaganda like dozens of other shows. There is nowhere and no time in the USA where cops have been interested in doing genuine po-lice work, the way this show frames it. Yes, the “war on drugs” made some things worse, but the Baltimore Police Department started out as a nativist, racist white gang occupying and exploiting the residents. It’s just that they didn’t have to make any excuses for it in the past. From a 2022 Baltimore Magazine retrospective on the show: > In the early and mid-1960s, following outrage over police brutality-and a damning two-year investigation by the International Association of Chiefs of Police-the sitting Baltimore police commissioner was ousted. His replacement, Donald Pomerleau, who had consulted on the investigation, described the BPD at the time as “the most corrupt and antiquated in the nation, and had developed almost no positive relationship with the city’s Negro community.” Two decades before, there had been a massive uprising in the city against police brutality after a white officer killed an unarmed Black soldier on leave from Fort Meade, and it wasn’t until the end of the 1950s that the police department began to integrate. > > The corruption and police brutality simply never ended. In 1973, there were at least six different city, state, and federal investigations into the police department. In January of the same year, in a brazen theft that would’ve made the GTTF officers in We Own This City blush, some 1,250 bags of heroin, worth an estimated $100,000, went missing from the Baltimore police department’s evidence control room. (Also in the 1970s, Black officers founded the Vanguard Justice Society, to represent their rights and interests, and help Black officers move up the chain of command.) By 1980, the NAACP had again called for a federal investigation into police brutality, and it wasn’t until 1984 that then-Mayor William Donald Schaefer appointed Bishop Robinson as Baltimore’s first Black police commissioner.
Two good Goddamn police right there
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That’s going to go on his tombstone lol
one of my favorite quotes from the show
Herc did not get this.
herc was a numbskull; too many hercs running around, frankly.
Hands down the greatest monologue in tv history. It hits on so many layers. The delicate balancing act of police, and the public. Being protectors of citizens, rather than seeming to be an occupying army. Respect, whether it be not needlessly harrassing the public. And in turn the people showing respect, and gratitude to officers who willingly will lay their lives on the line for them. Thats the ideal, anyway. The dialogue is economical, poetic, effective. Its transcendent.
the beginnings of reduced drug sentencing
Until corporations start taking over prisons
2015 ist schon lange her aber die Nachwirkungen sind immer noch da und werden auch bleiben. Das hat nichts mit menschlicher Asylpolitik sondern mit gutmenschlicher Einfalt und Ereiferung zu tun ! Und sich schützend hinter den Islam zu stellen ist wohl das Dümmste was man als Linker tun kann... Die Tante in dem Video sollte sich ein Kopftuch aufsetzen und in ein muslimisches Land auswandern.......und vorher die Drogen absetzen.
Das ist der richtige Kanal...da weiß man alles.
The three words every man wants to hear
colvin: "fuck the bosses" mcnutty: "now you speaking my language"
The way Bunny kept mentioning his pension I knew he was gonna get fucked in the end.
This is the most significant speech in The Wire. It goes to the heart of the series. To many people sleep on The Paper Bag Speech. I think this was written by Richard Price who wrote The Color of Money and The Warriors back in the day.
It was written by David Simon in his book _The Corner_
Bunny Colvin is a true definition of an alpha male. A real man, a leader of men!
This is a very good speech, kind of a speech only good leaders could give. I am surprised there is no the Wire fans as much as they are on other videos comment section
Good point, even though there tons of wire fans they are still dwarfed compared to other shows
Most clips of The Wire I've seen have lively discussion, this video is more than exception for some reason
Bc the wire is an incredibly complex and sophisticated show. Most people can’t comprehend and follow what goes on and the dynamics of the show. They would rather just deal with whatever drama some stupid kardashian has with what she’s wearing.
It's almost like McNulty was the boss in this scene. Didn't think of that, did ya?
I THINK Bunny was my favorite character on the show. Every time I think about it, though, I think of another one. Tomorrow it'll probably be Omar again.
This militarism is going to go away pretty soon
That's quite literally the best thing you can say to Mcnulty. He was smiling ear to ear.
Jetzt steht er selbst als Angeklagten vor Gericht !
WTF is McNulty wearing???
music to McNulty's ears
Out the door on pension....god I wish I could retire now from the misery of working life.
Absolutely fuck the bosses!!!
Need the name of the sound in the background
wow sehr super, genial!
I heard he had enough vacation time to make his 30
Colvin-fuck the bosses Mcnulty-have i told you im a serial killer now
Bottle rockets bottle rockets. Bottle rockets
LOL Jimmy's smile was exactly my reaction
That one line made McNulty bust one in his pants
BOTTTLE ROCKET BOTTTLE ROCKET BOTTTLE ROCKET GOT THAT BOTTTLE ROCKET
When even the cops say FUCK THE POLICE.
wie sich der strizzi windet -eckelhaft
And in one simple line from Mcnultys old major, so much of mcnulty as a rebellious cop makes sense
got that wmd righ chere yo
Pandemic!
Red tops
Rockafella right chere right chere
Icicles got those icicles!
Will Mass Destruct yo assss!
der soll sich einmal seine Haare "Bürsten" haha
Both McNulty and Colvin where Mavericks. McNulty more overtly, but Colvin a little more subtly until it poured out of him at the end. They sensed it about each other and McNulty thrived under Colvin coming up the ranks...
I largely agree, but I think they're motivations are very different. Bunny Colvin went against the grain to try an find a pragmatic solution. Drugs aren't going away, and an unregulated drug trade yields violence that spills over into the larger community. Problem: arrest stats and criminalizing drug addiction. Solution: sequester the drug trade... Hamsterdam. Where Colvin was working in good faith to improve the community, Jimmy was more reactionary. He wants to solve big cases and stick it to his bosses. He cares about Baltimore, yes, but what really drives him is the chip on his shoulder. He sees Hamsterdam and the significant drop in violent crime and thinks "mmm, I don't know". But Bunny plays him and says the 3 magic words to make him comply: Fuck the bosses. That's all Jimmy really wants.
@@jamespiper6659 very well said, i also think mcnulty is much more driven by ego than to actually help baltimore, he still cares but clearly fulfilling his ego is what is actually importsnt to him.
Amen, brother
I don't know If I am exaggerating or not but in this whole scene ( 0:10 to 0:50) you can see the 3 policemen at the same time who are pushing the boundaries (in this sense, bureaucracy) to make police work. Detective Sydnor ( in the end he visits Judge Phelan in his chambers to apply back-channel pressure in order to advance an investigation, much like McNulty did in Season 1.), McNulty ( you already know what he did) and Major Colvin ( McNulty respects Colvin for his natural attitude towards police work). These 3 characters were sometimes a pain in the ass for their some of their corrupted bosses. Brilliant screen play. Love this show.
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Well....at least Colvin had McNulty's blessing: "Fuck the bosses."
soon as Jimmy heard "fuck the bosses" he was with it
You have it all wrong.
@@bobobandy9382 Yeah, Bunny was the mentor of McNulty. I really want a spin off/filler episodes of Bunny. Truly good and natural... police.
Hurn Linke
"fuck the bosses" it's magic word for Jimmy
What he needed more time for
To prove that his experiment is working; he challenged the "war on drugs" and needed as much evidence and support as he could get. Though of course it was doomed from the start. The system can't be changed in one step like that - it could in theory; but 'The Wire' depicted a plausible outcome of that attempt in reality :)
He was close to bustin a nut then got caught red handed by McNutter
fucking the bosses
For real though ... fuck the bosses . In every industry they don’t know shit