Why do YouTube pranksters harass people in public?

[Anonymous]

[purplepoppy]

Because theirs inadequate laws to stop them. Unless they physically harm you or commit a hate crime there's little the police can do other than charge under being a nuicience to the public and that isn't worth the paperwork time.

It's a dumb thing to do in America where most people are armed and just looking for an excuse to shoot but even here in the UK you could easily argue and win that you felt in danger so you thumped them.

[Lliam]

Cook deserved it. Yay!!! I hate muthafuckas like him.
He should have been beaten down long ago and put in the hospital for facial reconstruction.
I hope he has a long, painful recovery. Maybe he can whine about that to his YouTube followers.
And his father is a bag of shit for defending him.

[Sonorous]

Because they get a thrill out of annoying people. And there's even more incentive to do it when they post it online & get support from mainly kids.

[exitseven]

They think they will become rich and famous. They don't think that people will actually want to do them harm. Welcome to the real world, snowflakes

[Fireguy17]

it's all fun and games until they do it to the wrong person and end up lying flat on the floor next to an ever-growing puddle of bodily fluids leaking from them.

[Paul09]

Well, there's more dummies in the world. So dummies love to watch other dummies. Low IQ love other low IQ people. It's a vicious cycle.

[ProbablyClueless]

In theory, they do it for entertainment, but I think narcissism is a big part of it.

[NaultD]

It makes profits until it dosen't.

[Staximus]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

[In_Trance]

They don't. Every video is staged and fake

[jahaims]

Obviously for money