Kendel Carson I Don't Want To Live On A Street

[shiznak55]

ud think the rcmp would learned something from this tragedy, but nooooo, now they gotta go and tase an ELEVEN YEAR OLD.....

[lovinSpoonful]

I was horrified when I saw the cop jump on his back when the poor guy was in the midst of dying! How can he live with himself when he watches that video???

[lovinSpoonful]

I can't believe what they did to him! We watched him die on tv that night. Disgusting! This young man who sent his video to the media is a hero. So courageous and right! It's still as outrageous as it was a year ago when it happened. The inquiry has burned the RCMP who did that terrible deed. You did an amazing job on this song. Love it!

[krystyna9372]

No wonder Canadian morons are able to do anything without rational thinking!

[unokilo321]

@krystyna9372 Cops do stupid shit all the time and get away with it, to blame a whole country for the actions of four or five police officers makes your comment moronic and written without rational thinking.

[cameronsmith92]

Terrible event...Cool song...obviously written from the heart and in there lies the songs power to move us.

[tzvaadonai]

Nie wiem czy to był zamierzony efekt artystów, ale ta piosenka rozbawiła mnie do łez...

[COUSINHEAVY]

Once again Kendel puts it to tune like no other!!

[kompaniaswietych]

Kurwo ja cie wydymam w dupe za te pierdolenie !!!

Zobaczysz jaka akcje teraz zrobie !

[princesskaitlyn524]

sad song.

[thymotka]

Ech...Głupie, polskie buractwo :) Pan z wami!

[andrew280463]

Typowe buractwo to jest przed Tobą w lustrze.Wydaje Ci się,że jak nauczyłaś sie paru slówek po angielsku to jesteś lepsza?Kmiot nawet z angielski ,pozostanie kmiotem.Pozdro.

[Lajlka]

dobra THYMOTKA zamknij p!zde. Ciekawa jestem i to bardzo jak ty bys sie zachowała w jego sytuacji. Pierwszy raz zetknął się z tym językiem a te twoje rozmówki to by se mógł w d.upe wsadzić. na pewno był przerażony tym bardziej ze po wydarzeniach z 11 września osoby takie jak on brane są za terrorystów. A piosenka jest piękna i wzruszająca!

[andrew280463]

Thymotka-musisz byś strasznie wredną suką.Ja widzę przerażonego człowieka,który nie uzyskał żadnej pomocy.Pamiętaj,że trwało to kilka godzin.Ja przyleciałem do Kanady nie znając języka i nie czuje się z tego powodu gorszy.Ty masz chyba straszne kompleksy.

[thymotka]

Ohydny, tani sentymentalizm. "Biedny polaczek, co to go zabili źli kanadyjczycy na progu lepszego życia." Proponuję abyście wszyscy przypomnieli sobie nagrania z tamtego dnia. Ja nie widzę biednego polaczka, ale wielkiego, dyszącego niedźwiedzia, który grozi, że "porozpierdala szyby", łazi z podniesionym krzesłem i ni słowa nie kmini po angielsku.

Gdybym nie mówiła po polsku a była tam wtedy, pewnie bałabym się tego człowieka.

[thymotka]

Nie twierdzę, że policjanci są bez winy, ale o nich także można powiedzieć "prości ludzie" , pamiętajcie.

A Pan Dziekanski mógł się kur*a wysilić i kupić chociaż rozmówki polsko- angielskie, kto emigruję do Kanady nie znając WCALE języka?? Polak...

[nicholasrolls]

The only thing more tragic than the tasering, is this song. what a freakin joke

[purshpursh]

This is the most nonsensical song about a blonde girl who is scared she might somehow end up homeless? and a victim of police brutality? the guy was waiting for his mother in the airport! HUH. Song sucks and so did the supposed essay that led me here from the province, this is good comedy

[keystoyourheart99]

music doesn't suit tone of subject, lyrics were unrefined, harmonies too simplistic, production is raw. sorry, but fail

[krystyna9372]

This Krych is a perfect example of communist idiot! Why is he smiling? Isn't that because he is untouchable? How you represent Poland? Shame on you for Robert's death and his mother suffering. You'll go to hell!

[wodniczka4]

co ta biedna matka czuje jak słucha tej pięknej piosenki....?

[azaz6754]

Tragic he died but if the cops wanted to kill him they would have used a gun. Cops were wimps not murderers. He was chucking furniture & said he was going to trash the place. Many have blame in this; including him & his Mother who now blames everyone else but won't accept any responsibility for her or her son's actions. If it were my son, I sure as hell wouldn't have given up & left, (knowing his plane HAD landed) In any other country you'd be dead from the cops before your knees buckled

[Mariuss18]

But dude, he don't understand cops, he don't knew english language...

[makak84]

Na tego krycha to szkoda slow... koles praktycznie zostal zabity, a ten mowi o tym z usmiechem na twarzy... faktycznie podroz do kanady to byl dla niego pierwszy krok do lepszego zycia... jesli cos takiego w ogole istnieje...

[marcek90]

Kurde.. Co on czuł... nie potrafię sobie wyobrazić. W takim wielkim państwie czekając, na rodzinę, okazuje się że nikt nie przychodzi po niego. Nie zna języka, na pewno mocno się zdenerwował nie potrafił sobie z tym poradzić... Szukał pomocy, prosty zagubiony człowiek, a tu policja zamiast pomóc jakoś delikatnie, potraktowali go paralizatorem, nie raz nie dwa... ale kilkanaście razy. Nieludzkie:( Melodia pięknie oddaje tragizm wydarzenia. R.I.P

[DonMatikx]

Jeszcze go po tym uderzyli kilka razy pałką w łeb... Polices on all country - Sucks!!

This is bad system - Dranie... :| Nie dziwie się że Ruscy chcą zajebać ten kontynent. Tępy naród, nawet nie wiedzą gdzie polska leży (mówie o kanadzie i ameryce)... Ale w polsce to samo gówno, tepii ludzie... szczególnie w Policji

[Rvip855]

Szkoda chlopa

[Rvip855]

R.I.P

[grooov24]

"he died ..." Mr Krych- why for gods sake is he smiling, saying this?????

[grooov24]

one of the most disgusting songs ive ever heard

[Arinasyrenka]

I am from Poland . It´s very sob story .

[Bacawo]

Po prostu zamordowali człowieka. Zgubiła ich rutyna.

[siwyzmc]

I can not belive what kind of people looking after our safety in places like airports etc. You never know when You going to be another Dziekanski and when You gonna get treated as a tester for this sort of thing. RIP Mr Dziekanski

[calatino1]

I am a Canadian from Richmond, I was Born in Italy and precisely in Naples where body language and jesticulation is a way of life. I have watched the video and I HAVE interpreted all of his motions, din't need words to understand what he was saying. When he was asked for documents he tried to reach for them, than we hear a distinctive NO! he stands up and he pushes his shoulders back and opens his hands forward, that is to say in motions: NO PROBLEMS. try doing it and you will see, MURDERERS.

[peniblak]

Criminals fashist nazi terorist in the uniform have killed yonge boy only because he did not know English. O god wuer r you .

[BlueZQ8]

If you're going to write a song in memory of a guy, you should really work on your lyrical content before posting it up for all to see. I guess this fella wasn't worth a little more of your time or effort...Too bad really, because the voice is really nice, but the song really sucks.

[assumedusername]

watching this blows chunks

and to think, this is coming from i 'free country'

free for them in power, to do as they please

tis alright, karma, what goes will come back

[Musesnightmare]

This is disgusting. It's a terribly written song to be honest. Make a quick buck off of hating the police.

Something I wanted to know is where was his mother? Why did she leave? Why aren't the employees of that area of the airport condemned along with police? They did just as much to cause this chain of events, or rather they didn't do anything. The guy that filmed it is a terrible person, since he obviously was too afraid to try and help at all, and just stood there with is camera.

[marciniaido]

Szacunek za okazanie współczucia zwykłemu człowiekowi.

I have respect for people whose have composed that song and afterwards put it here to public view. Regards from United Kingdom and Poland.

Cheers

[maxx83]

Szacunek za piosenkę i teledysk!

[mistershithead]

A very touching tribute.

[chrislibera]

Being in Canada you guys don't seem to realize what it means not to speak the language. U can't begin to understand what it feels like and how stressful a situations as such can be. There was no need to resort to such extreme measures, otherwise every other Englishman here in Poland would have to be shot while being drunk in public. They seem to be very offended that Polish cops do not speak English. Cops should have more brains than that.

Well, I still love Vancouver anyway.

[TeenWolf76]

You're right....being held up at the airport all day and not speaking english is a good reason to throw around chairs and computers, and expect the police to clear him through customs. Perhaps give him a ride to Kamloops too. If nothing changed from this incident, except his death, then we wouldn't be having this discussion. He would be in jail or sent back to his home country. You seem to have it all figured out. Perhaps you can enlighten us and tell us what the police should have done.

[17scarz]

Not murder him. Consider yourself enlightened you sacastic dic

[happytraveller22]

Clearly you'd have to have been living under a rock to come to an airport and act the way this guy did. Not so much to emphasize on post 9-11, but to see an idiot trashing the airport and nervously sweating would might suggest he could be the next suicide bomber.  After reading this guy's past life history, charged with armed robbery, gve me a break, he was no model citizen. At least in Canada, he was given a chance by being subdued by a taser.

[arb0rv1tae]

It was the first time he had ever flown. And anyone post 9-11 would know that he had already been through the most stringent security and couldn't possibly be armed. Not to mention that people don't blow themselves up after landing when they're alone in a waiting area! The police overreacted, plain and simple. If they hadn't done wrong they wouldn't have felt it necessary to lie about what happened at every opportunity, as we now know.

[TeenWolf76]

Easy to judge after the fact. He was causing a disturbance at the airport. When you do that, you get arrested. Plain and simple. He was not cooperative and force was used.

[happytraveller22]

Boy there's a lot of ignorant people out there that seem to think evil will not infiltrate the system! Plain and simple, there's a lot of lives at stake and an idiot thrashing about, & sweating profusely is a bad sign at an airport!

[arb0rv1tae]

Evil? Sheesh. The guy was just upset. He was not out to hurt anyone. He was all alone in a secure area with no one around, and was not exiting because he thought he wasn't allowed to leave yet. The police never took the time to find out what he was doing. They just killed him within seconds of arriving. That's ignorance.

[TeenWolf76]

They used non-lethal force. Tasers are designed to stop, not kill. They use guns to kill. How does anyone really know what was going through his mind at the time of the incident? How do you know what he was trying to accomplish? He was acting irrational and couldn't speak english. Anything you say about his feelings or intentions are mere speculation. This guy wasn't cooperative at all.

[arb0rv1tae]

Tasers are "less lethal" not "non lethal." Because of this incident the RCMP changed its policy on tasers to limit their use to cases where a person is being combative, not just resistant or uncooperative. They know they screwed up.

No, they didn't know what was going through his mind because they didn't stop to ask. That's just bad policing.

[arb0rv1tae]

Hard to cooperate when you don't know the language. His last words have been translated. He was relieved to see them and asked when he would be cleared through immigration. When they pulled the Taser he said "Have you lost your mind?" He was trying to have a rational conversation and they just killed him.

[TeenWolf76]

I suggest that you review the Airport video again. Why is a man wandering around by himself, breathing heavy, and moving around furniture at customs? Why did someone videotape it? He was breaking the law! The police were called to arrest him, which they did. Tasers are a means of non-lethal force. If they wanted to kill him, they guns. Kendel Carson is quick to criticize, but she has no idea what it's like to walk a day in their shoes. Link with homelessness? A prime example of rhetoric.

[bethanastasia]

What law did he break in the Airport video?

[TeenWolf76]

Hmmm...causing a disturbance? Ever wonder why this was being videotaped long before the police arrived? Why the police were even called? The answer is simple. There was a guy acting irrational, moving furniture, and obviously upset based on his breathing. Behavior like that is illegal in airports. Why else would a regular citizen decide to videotape it?

[arb0rv1tae]

Causing a disturbance is not a reason to kill someone, especially when they are all alone in a secure area. If the cops had used their brains for a few seconds before pulling the trigger they could have solved the whole thing without laying a finger on the guy.

[TeenWolf76]

So you believe that they wanted to kill him? That was their plan from the get-go? Perhaps they should have went in, held his hand, gave him some ice cream, and asked him his opinion on Geico car insurance.

[arb0rv1tae]

Don't you think there are perhaps a few options between murder and ice cream?

[17scarz]

Yes they wanted to kill him, that's why the murderer was overheard saying he was going to taser the victim before they even went in the door. Are you RCMP, or just a heartless asshole?

[archangel328]

5 zaps of the tazer with three or four officers standing by, what are they, a bunch of sissies! Oh wait, he was waiving a stapler. Give me a break, they plain and simple murdered the poor guy when all they had to do was calm him down and find a damn translator, what a bloody embarassment the RCMP have become. They are now trying to lie their way out of this error in judgement rather than suffer the consequences of their actions. Isn't that called perjory?

[pbutterworth39]

Don't see the real connection between the incident in the Vancouver Airport and the streets of Vancouver or where ever. By the way she is from Victoria not Vancouver.

[mynalee]

Excellent! Thankyou

. Music and voices are refreshing

We all suffered when we saw this video, thanks to Paul Pritchard!

[terryoh1]

a musical essay - beautiful