YouTuber, cosmic entity, future “government” of an unnamed state and “one of the best First Amendment Auditors” in the United States, Chille DeCastro launched his inevitable fire sale on Sunday following the complete failure of his GoFundMe campaign to raise funding for a patent attorney to patent his YouVeGotBail.AI product and to fund his for-profit lawsuits.
Fans saw distressing signs of the failure during DeCastro’s Saturday livestream “debate” with a Florida deputy/tactical medic when he failed to mention his campaign during his prolonged livestream with the officer.
That extended livestream featured a conversation with a member of law enforcement named “Robb,” who failed to be swayed by most of DeCastro’s ideas or opinions on law enforcement.
While the two agreed that there needed to be a replacement for handcuffs, they disagreed on the reasoning for the replacement. Robb was more concerned about the nature of handcuffs and the difficulty in application of the cuffs when one person needed to handcuff someone.
DeCastro countered with his standard “torture cuffs are always torture” rant that failed to sway Officer Rob in any way, shape or form. He then announced his idea for a restraint device with three “levels” of detainment which also contain tracking devices.
Instead of using the opportunity to advertise his urgent need for funding for his for-profit lawsuits and his patent for YouVeGotBail.AI, he focused on his idea for alternative restraint devices. At one point stating, despite his idea being featured multiple times in the past on his livestream, that it was the very first time he ever talked publicly about his restraint idea.
Officer Rob also rebuffed DeCastro’s idea that he had been trained in military style tactics by Israeli operatives. The officer said that while the bible said stand with the people of Israel, it said nothing of their government, and denied any training by outside government agencies.
The officer also did not seem convinced by DeCastro’s idea that the public “hated” the officer because his Instagram and Facebook galleries contained images of the officer in military style tactical gear. He explained that if anything, he got more negative feedback that he wasn’t wearing enough armor in the photos, which were taken for a photoshoot of a “kit” product.
While respectful face to face, DeCastro would lash out at the officer when he attended his Sunday afternoon stream. Forgetting decorum, DeCastro lashed out at Officer Rob’s comments that rebutted DeCastro’s many ideas on policing, ending the warm-hearted façade DeCastro apparently displayed during his Saturday evening stream.
As expected, DeCastro’s Help Me Finish YouVeGotBail and Protect the Technology campaign saw no new donations for Sunday’s take, with SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes’s Detained for MY Rights – Continuing the Fight for OUR Rights campaign taking in $100.00 for the day.
Monday saw better results for the self-proclaimed future “government” of an unnamed state as his fund took in $75.00, which was followed by $27.00 going to Roy Tripoloni’s Support James Freeman’s Pretrial Release Fund campaign, which took in $27.00 in new donations.
No other campaigns that we follow saw donations for either day.
DeCastro’s Sunday livestream was fairly unexciting, with DeCastro going into pitchman mode, with an offer of two for one Auto Plaques with a handful of Fifth Amendment Cop Cards and digital access to “everything on my website” with every Auto Plaque sale.
The YouTuber may have made a mistake with this promotion as he did not indicate if his normally $70.00 digital only Constitution HQ “flash card board game” was included in this giveaway. His previous “give everything on my site away for free” digital promotion did not include the board game.
DeCastro is expected to livestream again later on Monday.
