Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. undead890 far more lives were lost and shortened in chernoble alone. I notice they dont provide any sources
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  2. if the amount of money spent on nuclear energy research and engineering since the 50s had been spent on solar every house would have solar panels on them generating 40%+ of their energy and we'd have solar panels on the moon
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  3. Mickey G people falling off roofs due to poor health and safety is not people dying from solar energy, it's people dying from gravity. If someone falls and dies while installing a TV ariel or satellite dish you don't say he was killed by the TV industry. Load of shite.
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  4. She thought they had a connection and could feel the electricity between them but it was just him giving her the hairdryer treatment
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  5. undead890 your faith in the information given to you be the institutions running these installations is niave to say the least. Long term radiation is of far greater concern, and fukishima is still leading radiation into the sea and leaked a fuckload into the sea when the disaster happened. Another major disaster is only ever a cost cutting exercise away, and every nuclear power plant and it's waste must be managed and contained for thousands of years afterwards, the costs of which are astronomical. The only reason we have nuclear power is because it produces weapons grade uranium and plutonium
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  6. Believing that women are honest is your first mistake
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  7. Elvenking how about 3 mile island and the disaster in Japan that is still leading radiation into the area and sea years later? these are only the ones we know about. Its not at all possible that it could happen again is it, with more and more nuclear power stations coming online in places like China as well as America and Europe, as well as increasing amounts coming to their end of life and exceeding them in the West.
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  8. Mason Schwalm imagine a juiced up rhino beetle
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  9. Mcas. Only 28% are at military effectiveness. That's almost as bad as the max
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  10. Bit of an issue if nuclear bunkers have direct access to the air
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  11. She was killed
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  12. Is this because it’s full of rich people who like getting away with stuff?
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  13. No one wants to be in a fallout shelter
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  14.  @randomobserver8168  the dodo and native Americans might disagree with you about that
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  15. Ever heard mk ultra?
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  16. Neel 2000 yeah sticking nuclear power stations in urban areas is a great idea
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  17. Ben Hoang they get sun burnt and get skin cancer, not that funny
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  18. JamesRed007 yeah but Virgin blue's trolly dollies are way fitter
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  19. AR might not stand for assault rifle but it still is one
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  20.  @kendricklamargaming8174  The U.S. Army defines assault rifles as "short, compact, selective-fire weapons that fire a cartridge intermediate in power between submachine gun and rifle cartridges." In this strict definition, a firearm must have at least the following characteristics to be considered an assault rifle: It must be capable of selective fire. It must have an intermediate-power cartridge: more power than a pistol but less than a standard rifle or battle rifle, examples of intermediate cartridges are the 7.92×33mm Kurz, the 7.62x39mm and 5.56×45mm NATO. Its ammunition must be supplied from a detachable box magazine. It must have an effective range of at least 300 metres (330 yards).
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  21.  @jjdefeo7413  and the people who drew these protections up, and have been interpreting them ever since, are wealthy?
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  22.  @jjdefeo7413  define 'especially'. I'm willing to bet they're easily in the top ten percent of earners in the state, making them especially wealthy by 90% of the state's standards
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  23. The gloves were proven to have been planted, the cop admitted it
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  24. And a death certificate
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  25.  @queenL.s215  why not what?
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  26.  @randomobserver8168  they’re going to know where we came from, it’s not like we’re liable to do a long detour to throw them off the scent
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  27. Grandma a country where taxpayers don't pay 24m for a fridge and where it's citizens know how to use a manual and roundabouts
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  28. Plenty do
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  29. Both sound like my missus
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  30.  @Monterey96 you think the CIA don’t use the mafia? Not a history fan then.
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  31. Lizards is just a euphemism for the ultra rich ruling class
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  32. China. They're buying it all.
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  33. The fact that Ruby was involved in arming the bay of pigs invasion and was heavily involved with West who was high up b in the CIA’s MK Ultra program, and went mad after one of his visits, confirms this.
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  34. Green Demon Productions "GDC" nonsense. Huge amounts of money have been invested in nuclear energy by both state and private industry in behalf of the state. If that money had gone into solar energy there is no doubt at all we would be 50 years further into the future with the technology and it's use.
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  35. Green Demon Productions "GDC" the complications of nuclear engineering is far higher than solar. There is plenty of evidence that shows what cos have been achieved with an equivalent investment. Nuclear power has huge long term costs regarding Nuclear waste and nuclear sites, not to mention the risks associated with accidents and the long term health, environmental and clean up costs associated with those.
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  36. Sam Zaremba it was a point illustrating how much money has been pumped into nuclear power
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  37. Zach Crawford not heard of the arsenal of the vast array of solar bombs waiting to be unleashed by various armies on earth. I guess if you could find a way of making the sun go supernova that would be pretty damn devastating but to the best of my knowledge no one has yet.
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  38. PowerStudios1000 one room where made out of what? you sound like an industry apologist, there's thousands of sources explaining the huge costs related to nuclear engineering and waste storage not to mention cleanup, you're not providing any sources, you are clearly an apoligist
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  39. What do you mean you’ve never been to Alpha centurai? For heaven’s sake mankind it’s only 4 light years away. I’m sorry but if you can’t be bothered to take into consideration local affairs that’s your own lookout
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  40. ImDaniel trolly dolly, cart tart, coffee jockey, wagon dragon, hostitute, I don't know what you call them, biscuit chucker?
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  41. If all the money time and investment that has been poured into the military worldwide in the last 120 years has been instead put into space travel we would be living on Mars and the moon and the minds of Jupiter now
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  42.  @kendricklamargaming8174  go away little boy
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  43.  @vitiate5093  lookup the US military definition if you can manage it
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  44. musix 6 inches? Why so small? In my experience women like it a lot bigger than that
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  45. bruh fyt I wouldn't know fella I only know what girls they tell me about mine and they say they like it just fine. The last girl who insisted on measuring it said it was 9 inches at the time, I've never bothered myself so you'll have to take her word for it. I've never had to bother with foreplay though and girls seem to absolutely love going down on me so I can't complain
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  46. Defected to Russia
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  47. US peace keeping forces 😂 I haven’t laughed so much for weeks. Thanks infographics, I needed that laugh
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  48.  @irvhh143 the scope was way off too, when they tested it they couldn’t dial it in at all
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  49. So West, a CIA MK Ultra mind control expert, was heavily involved in Ruby, who had sent guns to Cuba to be used in the bay of pigs, but the CIA weren’t involved in the JFK assassination at all? 😂
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  50. Black Prince I know it takes 8 minutes for a thought to reach your mouth
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