I watched it over again, just because I have to analyze everything. The first time I watched I really didn't pay attention but the second time around I listened to his words with understanding. He made a valid point. A lot of women go after glitz and glam. The guy doesn't have to be famous or anything but a lot of women are materialistic, if the guy has a nice car, a nice house, pulls out a wad of money or even got on a fresh pair of expensive shoes, then they are all over him. They don't care if the guy is corny or full of shit, they will still give up the goods on THEE very first night in hopes of something in return. To each its own but--to go as far as "unprotected" sex on the very first time you meet someone EVER is absolutely ridiculous.
Anyhow, I continued to read the comments under the video. One YouTube-er stated "he's talking about NuShawn Williams. This guy is fake. I helped NuShawn with homework in school".--So "Trashman" is a fake? Yes, the idiot is. He has all these videos (well used to) on YouTube. One claiming to have been paid five hundred thousand dollars by Jim Jones to kill New York rapper Stack Bundles. Another, fishing feces out of a toilet claiming to make "doo doo stew" for a playboy model he invited over for dinner and the one video he got arrested for, for saying that he laced Gerber baby food with poison. (see it HERE) Come to find out he is 42 year old Anton Dunn from Manhattan, New York.
::sidenote:: The AID's video he posted is great for AID's awareness. He even says, that the girls were easy and that he is teaching a lesson ::not kidding:: see it HERE
So I googled "NuShawn Williams" and found the whole story on this man. He apparently had moved to a small city in New Jersey and was "the man" because he was new. He slept with numerous women and infected 13 women in Chautauqua County,New York with HIV. He claims he didn't know he had the disease but continued to spread it to a few high school girls who got tested and apparently his name was coming up from all of them. One girl got pregnant and had to take medication during her pregnancy to eliminate her child from having the disease.

In 1999, he pleaded guilty to two counts of statutory rape and one count of reckless endangerment in the first degree for having unprotected sex with a woman who did not know his HIV status. He received a 4-to-12 year sentence. To this day, he states he was unaware of his diagnosis and is very remorseful for the burdens and pains he caused.
He is set to be released sometime this month because his sentence has been served.
How do you feel about his release? How do you think he will conduct himself?
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