Fans of YouTuber Kevin “the Angry Vet” Soper were treated to one of his low budget “mukbang” events on Wednesday as the bearded veteran ate a meal at lock Chick-Fil-A establishment while explaining why he had been spending time on Facebook rather than YouTube for the past few months.
Soper started his livestream with the mukbang in progress, eating a chicken sandwich and drinking a soda while eying two men he said there Cecil County, Maryland, police officers who were out of uniform and leaving the establishment.
He mentioned that a lot of police visited that particular restaurant and later become concerned when a female state police officer seemed to give him a strange look as she walked through the restaurant.
Soper went on to explain that he had been spending a lot of time of the Facebook platform as he grew tired of the drama of the YouTube platform. He said that he may be returning to YouTube as he was being accused of impersonating a famous person on Facebook.
He gave a brief update on fellow YouTuber Clash with Bao, who apparently has left the platform. He said that Bao was well and that he had given up on first amendment auditing activities as it “just wasn’t worth it.”
Soper chastised first amendment auditors in general, claiming that even though they can raise a lot of money for their causes and have moderate success with lawsuits, their day-to-day operations never make an actual change to society.
The Navy veteran claimed that for every police officer fired or forced to resign by auditors, another tyrant would rise to replace them. He also called out the pointless bickering in the community as hurting the activity as a whole.
He then stated that it was stupid to give someone an “auditor of the year” award when all they did was spray someone in the face with pepper spray in the guise of “auditing.”
Soper would go on to call out Christopher “Direct D” Ruff, expressing joy in the fact that Ruff was currently in jail in Arizona. Then he stated that YouTuber Benghazi Rabbit would soon follow Ruff to jail as he was involved in a murder investigation.
Scorn was also heaped on anyone he considered a “bandwagoner” as he stated that a lot of the new faces in the first amendment auditing community did not earn their spots but rather rode the coattails of someone else.
Changing directions, the YouTuber pledged that he would be seeking a multi-million-dollar award as he was going to sue Cecil County, Maryland, for the 40 days he spent incarcerated in the county for charges that were later overturned in a retrial.
Soper had asked his audience to research how much money he could expect to earn from each day he spent illegally incarcerated. He rejected the initial suggestion of $260.00 a day, stating that it wouldn’t be worth a suit unless the payout was more like $2,600.00 a day, and even that would be low.
He promised that he would prove that he had many active lawsuits by putting the case numbers up on his YouTube community page for all to see. As of press time, he has not followed through with that promise.
Soper also announced that he would be returning to his YouTube channel with new content including videos on cooking, travel and camping. Then said that if he gets large settlements for his lawsuit, he may feature videos on homesteading and farming.
He ended the livestream while lashing out at YouTubers Harvey Freebird, BZ Watchdog and Direct D, who he said were all “Douche Bags” for previously attempting to help him but not mentioning his 501(c)(3) organization in their promotion of his cause.
This is an on-going news story.
