10 Reasons Homer Simpson Should Be Arrested

# **Basic Information**

**10 Reasons Homer Simpson Should Be Arrested** is the forty-sixth (46th) video on the Master Raney channel on YouTube. Master Raney discusses 10 reasons why the main protagonist of The Simpsons, Homer, should be thrown in jail.

# **Plot**

Master Raney describes Homer as a conniving man who is ignorant to everyone and does something illegal. Master Raney gets started with the ten reasons.

## **Number 10: DUI / OVI**

Master Raney points out that Homer has committed the act in various episodes, exampling Co-Dependent's Day when Homer drank and drove and crashed the car. Master Raney states the penalty being a fine of a minimum of $1,000 and a 90-day license suspension for the first offense, a $1,500 fine and a one-year license suspension for the second offense within 5 years, and a 90-day sentence, $2,000 fine, and a permanent license revocation for the third offense within 10 years since Homer resides in Springfield, Oregon. At the denouement of the video, Master Raney announces his Instagram.

## **Number 9: Theft**

Master Raney states that Homer has stolen a lot of things, exampling in King Size Homer that Homer steals an ice cream truck after flattening the tires by simply sitting in a car so obese and breaking Bart's skateboard. Master Raney then mentions that Homer has stolen things from his targeted neighbor, Ned Flanders. Master Raney states that as why Flanders should move away from Homer.

## **Number 8: Hate Crimes**

Master Raney points out in MyPods and Boomsticks that Homer made racist comments towards a Muslim family, in Homer's Phobia that Homer was being homophobic towards a gay guy, and in Wild Barts Can't Be Broken, Homer makes ageist comments towards kids and elders.

## **Number 7: Driving a Limo without a License**

Master Raney points out in Homer vs. Patty and Selma, Homer was chaffering Mel Brooks without a license to operate a limousine, which leads to Homer getting pulled over by Chief Wiggum, who orders him to get help from Patty and Selma, who fail his driving exams, instead of a range of $135 and $1,000 fine and a suspended privilege to obtain a license for 180 days.

## **Number 6: Destruction of Property**

Master Raney points out that Homer mixes Buzz Cola and Pop Rocks together in Homer Badman, forming it into a bomb and throwing it at an angry mob in a candy convention. The bomb explodes and shatters glass as Homer exits the convention.

## **Number 5: Animal Cruelty**

Master Raney states that Homer has committed animal cruelty in various episodes, exampling the part in Homer Goes to College where he kidnaps a pig that's labeled as Springfield A&M's mascot, known as Sir Oinks-a-Lot, by provoking him and force-feeding him malt liquor. Master Raney states that Homer should've faced criminal charges for intoxicating a pig instead of getting three nerds who attend the campus blamed and expelled.

## **Number 4: Piracy**

Master Raney points out in The Simpsons episode, Steal This Episode, that Marge rats Homer out to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) for movie piracy, which Master Raney mentions that Homer ***does*** get arrested for it, pointing out for not doing what Judas Priest says in the episode, then presents the clip of Judas Priest singing "Respecting the Law".

## **Number 3: Fraud**

Master Raney points out that Homer, along with his son, Bart, in The Great Money Caper, are seen scamming elders at The Retirement Castle, which leads to Homer and Bart both getting arrested.

## **Number 2: Child Abuse**

Master Raney states that it's another crime that Homer committed in various episodes, mentioning that Homer regularly strangles Bart after being provoked, always shouting "Why you Little?!" and then strangling him. Master Raney also points out that Homer strangled Bart even when he was a baby, which Master Raney angrily questions Homer about strangling a baby, then states that Homer should be sentenced to a $10,000 fine and 5 years in prison.

## **Dishonorable Mentions**

Prior to the top pick, Master Raney announces two dishonorable mentions

### **Dishonorable Mention #1: Burglary**

Master Raney points out Homer and Bart breaking into the school in Lard of the Dance and stealing grease from underneath the oven with an air hose until Groundskeeper Willie spots them and starts chasing them and then beating up Homer and strangling him with the air hose.

### **Dishonorable Mention #2: Smuggling Beer to Moe's Tavern**

Master Raney points out in Homer vs. The Eighteenth Amendment that Homer, along with Bart, smuggles beer from the City Dump, which they get chased by the police for it, and then pour beer in the bowling balls and rolls them down the gutter on the way to Moe's Tavern, which the clip plays Barney getting beer poured from a bowling ball and being charged $45.

## **Number 1: Attempted Murder**

Master Raney points out that it's another crime committed against the Muslim family in MyPods and Boomsticks, which Homer was attempting to kill the Muslim family with a poisoned American flag cake. Master Raney also mentions in Alone Again, Natura-Diddly that Homer caused the death of Maude Flanders, ordering blasted T-shirts at him, ducking at the last second, then knocking Maude over the grandstand, killing her, which Master Raney states that Homer should get a life sentence for something like that.

# **Trivia**

* This video hitting 2,500 views led to the video of 10 reasons why his son, Bart, should be in juvenile detention

# **References**

1. The Video on YouTube
2. Master Raney's Announced Instagram