Comments by "Wobbles And Bean" (@WobblesandBean) on "Fascinating Horror" channel.

  1. Imagine being covered in burns, and running into salt water to put yourself out....my god, the suffering...
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  2. Crushes scare me more than a fire does. With smoke inhalation you pass out pretty quickly, but in a crush, you are stuck there, unable to breathe, twisted among all the other bodies and getting just enough air to prolong your suffering. It sounds absolutely brutal.
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  3. Considering how the iron bands slipping was apparently a common problem, it's astonishing how this didn't happen sooner.
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  4. Oh god, Arleen having to watch someone she knew die horribly, her hair lighting on fire, I can't even imagine the trauma. For once, in one of these rail transport cases, can we have a scenario where the rail guy WASN'T negligent??
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  5. And yet the bigwigs up top suffered no consequences whatsoever for their cold indifference. Only 4 employees, almost certainly lower level stooges, went to jail, and only for one year.
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  6. "Hey Bob, do you think we should get these kids looked at by a doctor, or a therapist, or anything?" "Nah they're fine, send em home"
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  7.  @bluesira  Yeah, but they didn't know that. Who wants to bet at least one mouse died as a result of them trying to extract the chip?
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  8. Thanks for all you do. These people's names would have been lost, had you not kept them alive in your videos, and subsequently, our memories.
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  9.  @luvondarox  You don't wanna know. Mice have exploded, literally blanketing entire swaths of civilization. They chew people and animals up alive, and can destroy anything in their path. Mice and rats are the worst creatures on the planet, and in large numbers, they can cause widespread devastation.
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  10. "Particularly wacky challenges"? You mean blatant disregarded for human life?
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  11. Frankly, I think he should have died. I wouldn't want to linger on in that state.
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  12.  @lewysf8705  He likely knew the crash was inevitable, but by throwing his train into full speed reverse, he dampened the severity of the crash due to inertia, thus reducing the risk to his passengers. Imagine two cars about to collide; if they hit head on it's really bad, but if they're going in the same direction at similar speeds, it's just a fender bender. Unfortunately in this case, he was the fender. I truly believe his thoughts and actions were for the people on his train, and not himself.
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  13. You can tell who the americans are in these comments by their totally callous response to this.
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  14.  @dezznutz3743  LOL what? You can't be bigoted against someone for being a rich, spoiled dbag. I'm guessing you're a child, and a rich, spoiled dbag, yourself. Defensive much?
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  15. Oh god, I remember this. Thank you for not showing the actual fall, everyone else does and I find it distasteful and disrespectful to Karl and his family.
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  16. Yup. I don't give a toss what's between a baby's legs, it's super creepy to even think about that stuff! Yet these people try to shove it in dozens of people's faces in all these destructive ways. If you ask me, the dad who died deserved to become a Darwin award. The parents who caused the blaze that killed all those innocent people should be rotting in jail.
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  17. I was in my mid 20s when this happened. Such a tragedy, and still an outrage that the radio hosts didn't care about those people, even blowing off the nurse who called in warning them of the danger.
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  18. That's brit priorities for ya 😂
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  19. Right?? How friggin insulting! They're ridiculously wealthy, their own arrogance resulted in his condition, and all they do is give him some stupid balloons?
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  20. YUP. Politicians, nearly always conservative ones, want to drag us backwards to a time when this happened regularly.
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  21. I can't even imagine the despair those kids must have felt, so close to salvation, yet being unable to do anything but watch as the rescue team just walked right on by...
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  22. ​ @SMUPony  I vehemently disagree. If not for the efforts of people who organized the evacuations, he would have ended who knows how many innocents. He didn't care. He's the one who broke the law by refusing to connect to sewage, which is just disgusting. His kludged together "solution" was anything but. He is not a victim.
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  23.  @mattlogue1300  Well, aren't you just a peach.
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  24. No sympathy for him. I'm livid that he was never punished for his blatant arrogance and recklessness.
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  25. Me too. I wouldn't want to be forced to live like that. Let me die with dignity, I beg you.
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  26.  @MichaelPhillips-jw4bj  One problem: rodents can't vomit and laxatives will kiII them. Look up "wet tail". A mouse can die of dehydration within 24 hours. I mean, it's just a mouse, but it's still pretty messed up, especially for something so unnecessary.
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  27.  @kevin6293  No, he did. He let his stupid kid helm an airplane, and the child crashed it, killing all those people. That stupid, STUPID dad is absolutely at fault.
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  28. They probably didn't have enough time to. They still fell a good distance, the others probably thought three basket was going to continue to get lower to the ground. Those poor people. 😞
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  29. Yup. Humans will not do what's right, unless they are forced to. No matter what.
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  30. You can't possibly be referring to the abomination by William McGonagall.
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  31. You mean the ones where you deliberately set it up for maximum carnage? Heh. Good times, good times...
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  32. Yup. I'm baffled that 18 is considered adult, I have never met a single 18 year old that made good decisions.
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  33. The moment I heard they had a "gentle incline" in lieu of a propulsion system, I knew this was going to end badly. The other raft rides all have flat courses with propulsion systems FOR A REASON! Oh god, the way they died was horrific...those children, I can't even imagine there horrors they witnessed...
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  34. Oh god...that's awful. I can't even imagine how much that must have haunted him.
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  35. You see a lot of them in Yellowstone, too. Idio† parents send their kids out to "go pet the cute baby bison" and then pull a surprised Pikachu face when the wild animals charge at and injure their kids. This is why I firmly believe in requiring a license to breed.
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  36.  @teambeining  Lol found the butthurt catholic
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  37. It's funny, I noticed it's only men who think this guy was 100% justified in what he did. Women tend to believe he's the one who was in the wrong. All the money he spent on lawsuits more than covered the cost to attach his sewage to the proper line. His little clutch concrete makeshift septic tank was nowhere near suitable. He was dumping raw sewage into nearby local streams, which is disgusting and unbelievably harmful the environment and people's health. He had chance after chance after chance to resolve this dispute peacefully, all of which he turned down. This was ABSOLUTELY his fault. The only reason he didn't take innocent lives was because of the efforts of organizers who evacuated all the buildings he targeted. He didn't care if he heard any innocents that day.
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  38. Yeah, it's really rare to see someone actually accept culpability in these stories. However, why was the engineering firm held liable, and not the builders who took shortcuts?
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  39. ​ @MinotStratofortress  I have. The complaints were absolutely petty.
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  40. ​@suekelley2109 Mm hmm. So how bout all the times it didn't go so well, is that god, too? Or all the kids starving in the ME, did god just forget about them?
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  41. Human beings never learn. Never.
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  42. I often think about the Wittenboom, aka "Blue Sky" Mine and the horrors it did. It's appalling to know how much you don't matter to corporations. They'd happily throw you into a chipper if it meant their stock would go up.
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  43. If there's one thing I've learned from this channel, it's that the bad guys are never held accountable.
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  44.  @curve5746  I would just like to remind everyone reading this that the user Curve57 is angrily defending gender reveal parties. That is all.
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  45. Imagine being the only survivor, and hearing the people around you fading into oblivion, one by one, men, women, children, and all.
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  46. TOTALLY DISAGREE. He is reckless, and who knows what he would have done after gaining access to even more dangerous materials.
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  47. All I can think is that I'm glad the other monorail driver was facing backwards, I don't want to imagine how gruesome it would have been for both men to just stare at each other before their trains crunched directly into one another's faces 😞
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  48.  @chatteyj  Yeah.... when you're literally panicking, are you going to have the wherewithal to stop and give such a signal? No, of course not, that's literally what it means to panic. Being calm and rational is the total opposite of your state of mind in moments like that.
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  49. ​ @quest1227  Bruh. Tactless.
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  50. It's a bit insulting that these people don't care about safety regulations until it's their own family that gets affected by it.
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  51. And human rights violations, don't forget the human rights violations!
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  52. I hadn't known before that they were so close to saving him. Oh god, I can't even imagine how horrible the rescuers must have felt, they probably blamed themselves.
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  53.  @blessedmwsmom  Yeah, that's the problem. You gotta look pretty damn hard.
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  54. Just another instance of death ultimately caused by human stupidity. I only wish it could have been the ones foolishly feeding them, and not an innocent woman.
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  55. ​​ @magiv4205  It was the coworker who gave Carlo bad advice, the manager who hired him, and two company officials. Also, the sparks coming off the cable that the other guy tried to call in, would have been clearly visible by Carlo. He's not innocent.
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  56. Eh. I think it's less sad and more cathartic. Better themselves, than let their stupidity harm someone else.
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  57. Ugh, same. I get claustrophobic just thinking about it.
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  58. I'm legit angry. You don't let a damn child do something with lives on the line, period! I don't care if he thought the autopilot was on, that's just plain stupid!
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  59. /slowclap
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  60. ​ @Groovy-Train  I agree, something about this just doesn't hold water.
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  61. I'm so angry that I think I need to get offline for a bit. I can't say the things I want to do to every single member of the water authority without youtube deleting my comment.
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  62. I know. There's something deeply unsettling and downright creepy about throwing a party just to celebrate whether or not a fetus has a dick.
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  63.  @dalton9493  Yeah, you can order a bunch to get a great mulch pile going, you busy toss in all your food scraps and they turn it into the best soil you'll ever see in your life 💜 Plus, after a little while, you start to care about them. I know, it's weird.
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  64. Yeah, pretty much. But who cares about human suffering, we need to deregulate everything, ahyuk ahyuk!
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  65. It truly is disgusting how corporations place profits over people, and fight regulations tooth and nail.
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  66.  @denilla8034  I never understood it myself. Same with the improper use of "its". It's "its", not "it's"! It's is IT IS, its denotes of the thing you are referring to!
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  67. Not to mention, NONE of the lifeguards were legit. They were just ordinary teenagers working for minimum wage, some of them couldn't even swim.
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  68.  @ferrari250tr  I feel bad, but admittedly not as much as if he had been an innocent bystander. I did, however, get very angry that the courts refused to hold the game makers accountable, especially considering that they were warned not to take the players anywhere near that mine.
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  69.  @Tsumami__  It's not because of PewDiePie FFS, it's so much more than that. I can't stand the guy and I've never watched his videos, I did my own research on BetterHelp and discovered their shady dealings all on my own.
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  70.  @TingleTime12  Um...in this case, it kinda was the parent's fault. The dad's, anyway. He was a state representative who was instrumental in deregulating safety policies statewide. His own son's blood is on his hands.
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  71. Darwin Awards. Good riddance.
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  72. Sharks aren't going to bother you unless you're bleeding into the water.
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  73. So then that means they definitely were interred by the US government, as they were Japanese-American. Oh dear. 😞
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  74. I'm an atheist, and I don't think anything special happened. It's just a very odd coincidence, which does happen sometimes. That's kind of how statistics works.
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  75. What a beautiful memory 💜 I love little things like that. I remember as a kid how we'd go on family trips, and I'd stare out the back window looking at the heat lines blurring the road behind us, you know, that stereotypical mirage that kinda looks like shimmering water? I'd just watch that, pretending the ocean was chasing me. I think it's little moments like that, that make life worth living.
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  76. That's exactly what happened. Lions don't mess around when it comes to challengers, and that's precisely how challengers make themselves known: By deliberately marking in another lion's territory.
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  77. I'm angry. A 16 year old should know better than to jam the controls as hard as he could. Sorry but the kiddo here isn't blameless. Even the 12 year old knew to handle the controls gently. That young man and his idiot father murdered nearly 100 people that day.
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  78.  @Sashazur  What Eric said. It's called positional asphyxiation, you can get just enough oxygen to not pass out, but not enough to survive. It sounds absolutely awful.
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  79. ​ @craigmeyer6957  We will never know, we only have his word on that and I don't trust him. He got that poor man killed. No starving person would "refuse to eat". You become almost feral for any edible things at that point.
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  80. "So the train mov’d slowly along the Bridge of Tay, Until it was about midway, Then the central girders with a crash gave way, And down went the train and passengers into the Tay! The Storm Fiend did loudly bray, Because ninety lives had been taken away, On the last Sabbath day of 1879, Which will be remember’d for a very long time. It must have been an awful sight, To witness in the dusky moonlight, While the Storm Fiend did laugh, and angry did bray, Along the Railway Bridge of the Silv’ry Tay, Oh! ill-fated Bridge of the Silv’ry Tay, I must now conclude my lay By telling the world fearlessly without the least dismay, That your central girders would not have given way, At least many sensible men do say, Had they been supported on each side with buttresses, At least many sensible men confesses, For the stronger we our houses do build, The less chance we have of being killed." ~ William McGonagall, the worst poet who ever lived.
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  81. The story about that young couple was heartbreaking. If she'd only been a few steps back, they'd have both survived. I can't even imagine the pain and guilt that young man went through afterwards.
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  82. I can't believe he walked free for so long. I'm legit angry about that.
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  83.  @Kkubey  Nope, sorry. Much like cops or firefighters, if you choose to go into that career, you accept all the risks that go with it. No exceptions, no excuses. The captain is responsible for the safety of the passengers aboard the ship, and if he abandons it like the craven little coward that he is, he should have the book thrown at him. Period.
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  84. Even scarier than Mr. Truman's death was the one of the geologist who died. He had a camera set up to take photos at certain intervals of time in order to document the eruption from what he thought was a safe distance. He didn't anticipate the volcano erupting from the side, instead of the top. He died in the blast, the camera kept taking photos of the massive plume coming closer, and closer, and closer....
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  85. Um...no? The manufacturer refused blame and tried to pin it all on the pilot, who was Innocent.
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  86. I know. It's enough to make me not want to watch, because I know those responsible will waltz off into the sunset without any consequences at all.
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  87.  @ishenichole7340  No he's not. How on I could anyone predict this? It's not their fault. It's the parents for letting them go unsupervised, and the fault of whatever genius bolted that door.
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  88. It's amazing how so many lives are lost not due to unforeseen circumstances, but deliberate acts of shocking disregard for human life.
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  89.  @DVeck89  No, it's pretty dang american today. Do you have any idea how many safety regulations have been rolled back by Trump??
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  90.  @Annausagi2  I can't believe you're taking that coward's word at face value! He HAD to have known that the passengers were still on board, how the heII could he have not known? He was the first to jump ship, he bloody well knew there were still many people still in the ship. Don't even try to defend that monster, how dare you. Unbelievable.
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  91. That's how you know you're on the right track.
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  92.  @TheKyoshiFan  Exactly. Our technology is advancing way faster than general society can socially handle it. A human being is a marvel, humankind is a bunch of stupid, destructive apes.
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  93. Yeah, cuz they didn't know that's the worst thing you could possibly give to anyone suffering from hypothermia. They were in shock from being in the cold water. There's a reason so many of them didn't survive.
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  94.  @Wlduser  Yeah....same thing happened to me, strangely. As I began to slip under, I heard the doctor "joking" "OMG WE'RE LOSING HER!" I had told them it was my first surgery and I was scared. So of course he decided to screw with me. The last thing I heard was the anesthesiologist yelling at him cuz my heart and respiratory rate went WAY up.
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  95. My heart breaks for Tilikum. I wish I could go back in time and prevent these awful people from stealing orca away from their mothers to begin with. Sea world and other places like this one bred orca when they were just babies, to other baby orca who didn't speak the same dialect. They can't really communicate, and so each orca in captivity is effectively isolated and alone. They're the equivalent of a human 13 year old, technically on their cycle, but not nearly grown up or mature enough to have a baby, let alone raise one. There are not enough words I could say as a marine mammal biologist to tell all of you just how horrifically Tilikum and other sea park orca like him are treated.
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  96. Can you imagine the nightmare of the red tape? He was probably declared legally dead, he now needs to somehow get the government to reactivate his IDs.
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  97. Especially when the innocent party is the one getting sued.
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  98. It's such a disgusting concept. I can't imagine why so many basic white people are obsessed with throwing parties over whether or not a fetus has a dick.
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  99.  @SpookiCooki  I agree. At 16, he was old enough to know better. He's just as much as fault as his dad, he was nearly as adult and was responsible for what happened
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  100. It's astounding, isn't it? You don't see anyone other than white westerners do this garbage, either. Only they would be this obsessed over a baby's junk.
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  101. Welcome to america.
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  102. It's not just that. It's convergent evolution. We destroyed the wolves, leaving a massive gap in the food chain, one which the coyotes were happy to fill. They grew bigger, stronger, bolder, more wolf-like.
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  103. Celebrity culture, that's why. We deify people for doing nothing of any importance, and so then everyone wants to be worshipped for doing nothing, either.
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  104.  @alistercat  Right? "Well you see Johnny, the reason you don't have a grandma is because we wanted to show off how happy we are you're not a girl!"
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  105. Two idiots, in this case. See, this is why women tend to live longer than men XD
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  106. I used to be a belly dancer, and this makes me miss it cuz this would be a great song to do a routine to!
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  107. I will never understand why ANYONE would want to emulate Chills. The way he talks is nine kinds of obnoxíous.
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  108. That's the best way I've ever heard anyone describe white America 😂
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  109.  @gkess7106  That's because an idiot kid ran after candy and got pulled under the wheel of a float.
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  110.  @sarahwatt9208  Same reason they couldn't get him out when he was alive. It's simply not possible.
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  111. I'd probably throw a napkin or something equally useless, then just stare at it as it fluttered harmlessly to the ground.
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  112. The worst part of this is the pilot got off scot free.
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  113. Agreed. Humanity is the worst thing ever to happen to the planet.
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  114. Huh. I actually went to that theater often when I lived in London. I had no idea the location had such a dark past.
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  115.  @hollyj3601  Oof. Yeah, I learned the same lesson. My first concert was A Perfect Circle, and I was NOT prepared for stage rush!
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  116. You're not wrong.
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  117. Yup. I was unable to breathe in my own house, you never forget that awful, awful smell. It's not like a campfire. It's like an oily, parched, strangely chemically smell that makes your lungs burn and your stomach want to empty its contents. No matter how many wet towels I wedged under the doors or air purifiers I had running, it was never enough.
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  118. The internet is not going to help with that. I'm in a similar situation, I've been lonely and I'm terrible at going outside and actually talking to people, but the more you refuse to try, the worse you'll be at it. Find an interest, go to game nights at local comic/game shops, join a forum in a topic you like and organize a meetup, etc. If there's nothing like that physically near you then do the same over zoom. Yes it's easier said than done, but it can be done. People aren't going to reach out to you if you do nothing but sit around hoping to be contacted. Communication goes two ways.
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  119. Same reason why I laugh at anyone who says "if I had been there, I'd have done something!" LOL no, no you wouldn't, mate.
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  120. Because they are.
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  121. ​ @Alex_Was_Taken  I'm with you. It's outrageous how everyone in here thinks the guy who actually operated the gondola is completely innocent. That's like saying drunk drivers are innocent because "they didn't know they were going to have an accident". He was the one who overrode the safety, he was the one who caused the accident. Carlo and his colleagues were jailed, and rightfully so.
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  122. It's more upsetting when you realize they the park cares more about profits than honouring the dead. If they put a plaque, people won't want to use the ride, and they'll see the tiniest, tiniest drop in attendance. But even that's too much for them to want to risk. So much for the people who died because of their negligence.
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  123. The space looked absolutely beautiful, but yeah, it's clear that thing wasn't gonna hold. :/
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  124. Eyyyy, my name's Amy too! Sorry about your uncle. I'm far more worried about all the local fauna. Every last wildlife rescue and vet clinic was probably inundated with animals who had intestinal blockages from trying to eat the colorful downed balloons.
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  125. I was wondering when you'd cover this. Of all industrial accidents, this one horrifies me the most.
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  126. ​ @amandaallen5038  And to think, the american people want to go back to the dark times before we had those regulations.
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  127. Alonso is criminally negligent. That's all there is to it.
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  128. That's infuriating.
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  129. Who would be so stupìd and reckless to do this to the environment?!
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  130. 🤦‍♀️
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  131. ​ @hotelmario510  No. It's not "the minority" , it's most of us.
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  132. This one pisses me off way more than most other incidents covered on this channel. These people should riot. PEOPLE HAVE DIED and the government did nothing!
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  133. Is it any surprise the cops refused to investigate?
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  134. ​ @Rose_Castle  I disagree. The analogy still stands, and like it or not, he still is the one who threw the switch against his better judgement. It's perfectly reasonable to jail him, like they did the managers in charge. Just look at the Nuremberg trials. According to your logic, all of those people are innocent because they were just following orders.
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  135. In that case, I'm gonna live forever!
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  136. Where do you get those kinds of certs? I'm curious.
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  137. Because having children is inherently selfish. It's really not about the kid at all, it's about the parents getting attention and praise for doing what literally every living thing has ever done. They don't care about the child, that's obvious, otherwise it wouldn't be such a big deal if the kid came out as trans, or wanted to pursue a certain career, or stuff like that. They have kids so that they can treat a living being as property, just a tool to serve their own ego.
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  138. Same with me in the early 80s. My school playground was made of wood. Not even sanded wood, raw logs haphazardly coated with pitch, which just made the jagged edges even more prominent! Not a day went by where several kids didn't have to go to the nurse to get splinters removed. Not one. I think I went in at least twice a week because of it. Also got mauled by a neighbor's dog, but there weren't any leash laws or anything like that, so they cops couldn't do anything and that terror was allowed to run free all over the neighborhood, chasing kids. Nowadays, people would fall all over themselves to defend that cur and insist all of us children must have "provoked" it.
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  139. No sympathy for that woman or her dog. Human stupidity truly knows no bounds.
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  140.  @wt5284  Eh, frankly I find it utterly ridiculous that they were expected to not only keep playing the national anthem, but hoist the flag before tending to themselves or taking any action to defend the base. It's just jingoistic absurdity, really. They shouldn't be praised for that, they should be called out for their deeply skewed priorities.
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  141. I'm the 1000th like! And I agree. It makes me sick.
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  142.  @ladycheyne5607  Yuuuuuuuup. That and the flag thing is just.... 🙄
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  143. "Accidentally" my arse. I know teenagers. They were probably bring stupid and taking turns lighting shrit and laughing. And I hope that coward who fled and left the children without even turning the rides off got prosecuted.
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  144. All those people died, because an entitled parent let THEIR CHILDREN FLY A DAMN PLANE.
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  145. All that death, caused by a handful of idio†s.
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  146.  @drrocketman7794  That second story is amazing. I hope the guy who was forced to make the artillery never got caught! I wonder if he knew just how many lives he saved in his act of defiance.
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  147. I don't know how you manage to make such horrific events with massive loss of life sound so soothing and easy on the ears, but however you do it, I hope you never stop!
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  148. Thank you for reading the names of the dead, because the park responsible for ending their lives refuses to do so.
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  149. The French.
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  150.  @nicholasschroeder3678  It's a bit hard to take your comment seriously when it's dripping with so much prejudice as yours is. Holy cow. You didn't have your family's skin melted off by nuclear fallout. The US dropping the bombs was like using an Uzi to kill a wasp.
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  151. You say that, but ten bucks says if it was you on that bridge, you'd bail without a second thought.
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  152. Daily reminder that ACAB
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  153. ​ @notbeyonce  I believe plunging a makeshift bulldozer into a library who, as far as you know, is full of innocent people, I do believe counts as "trying".
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  154. This is why women outlive men.
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  155. So what happened to the line panel operator who caused the accident? Did Austin's family sue the park for negligence?
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  156. Or a complete idiot. You decide!
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  157. It's astounding how little foresight and oversight there was back then. Who the hell thought wiring the life boats down was a good idea?
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  158. ​ @planescaped  .... It's definitely the American way. You forget that those two terms are interchangeable.
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  159. Seeing the oil dripping to the surface was a somber moment for me. The monument is nothing but a simple white covered bridge with a platform where you can watch the oil bubbling up from below, even now all that decades later, and feel the magnitude of knowing that you're standing atop the bodies of the men still down there. It's a very emotional experience. I wish everyone could experience all war memorials like that, if we did, maybe the world wouldn't be so heIIish.
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  160. I won't lie, sometimes I ignore new uploads because I know that if I watch them, I'm going to have my day ruined by the sheer anger and frustration at knowing so many men acted callously or even deliberately negligent, and then all get away scot free, no matter how high the body count.
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  161. I will never get over how barbarically most people act during a disaster. I got so mad hearing the account of that woman who got trampled by another woman. Yes, I know panic sets in and all that, but I have been in two large scale life threatening accidents in my life, and both times I stayed calm and helped people get up off the ground while evacuating. That's not me being an elitist conkwocket by the way, I am a cowardIy, weak little dumbarse and I'm utterly worthless during a crisis. My point is that if someone as useless as I am can help people off the ground during an emergency, I'm pretty sure most people have the werewithal to do the same. It's misanthropic af to witness so many individuals sacrifice other people's lives without a moment's thought. I've seen a little old man shoved to the ground by people seemingly determined to throw him under the bus (literally in my case). I've seen husbands abandon their wives and children, and adult children abandon their elderly parents. I've even seen a woman yank a baby back inside a window who was inches away from the outstretched hands of good samaritans on the ground outside, only to thrust her yappy dog into the rescuer's hands instead. That one really stuck with me. The baby turned out ok, but I often think about that. What if the baby hadn't been so lucky? Imagine not only prioritizing a dog over a helpless baby, but un-rescuing the baby in the process.
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  162. Smoking? I was a kid when Mt. St. Helens blew its top. They knew there was a huge problem because of ground swelling, but they didn't have enough time to evacuate, and like that one guy, many simply refused to. I often wonder if he was simply stupid and stubborn, or if he genuinely wanted to die. I can't imagine it was a pleasant way to go, no matter how quickly his house was covered.
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  163. This is peak white peopleing
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  164. I knows right? The cost of helium has really ballooned over the years.
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  165. It's hard not to feel angry. Every last little possible thing went wrong for this to happen. The party bus, the greedy limo owners refusing to do maintenance, the driver not bothering to look to the route prior to leaving and getting them all lost, so many specific events had to happen for this to occur. Not to mention the cops flat out refused to cooperate with the governing board, out of some macho superiority bs no doubt, and the FBI literally letting this guy get away with felonies. Corruption, incompetence, and miscarriages of justice. How very american.
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  166. The lesson here is: Always study birbs.
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  167. I'm gobsmacked that people were actually locked into the rooms in flagrant disregard of fire codes. Even more so that is was never inspected. What the hell were they thinking?
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  168. This happened on my 5th birthday. I don't remember anything at all related to that though, even though birthdays are everything at that age. All I can remember is the TV covering this, and being simultaneously terrified by the creepy ways the black smoke coiled off into the sky, and how it surrounded the furious inferno like a gaping maw leading straight to hell.
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  169. I don't understand your purpose in mentioning the nuclear bombings. It looks as if you're listing then gleefully as some sort of well-deserved retribution.
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  170.  @mushypeasplease8872  Not enough, it seems.
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  171. 4:55 Not if you live in China!
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  172.  @kam8298  It forms aluminum hydroxide and sulfuric acid, but the latter is in very small amounts. It's the hydroxide that's so dangerous.
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  173.  @tommyvercetti891  Kisane very clearly does not have a working brain.
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  174. And yet again, nobody faced any real consequences. They settled with the girl and her family, but they should have been fined in the millions.
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  175. Probably instinctual. You'd be amazed at the things we do without thinking. Plus there had to be a good amount of mental distancing involved. You'd have to, in order to do something like that. You're trained not to see the enemy as people, only things to defeat.
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  176. 2:55 First and only. I don't know why we've never been back, or why no other nation has, either. It's sad to me that all interest in exoplanetary travel completely evaporated after the US won the space race. All of that innovation, technological advancement, scientific progress, and billions of dollars of funding, was all just an international pissing contest.
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  177. Darwinism at work. I'm outraged that the school sued the park, when the park did absolutely nothing wrong. The lifeguard did his job, it's the school who was negligent.
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  178. THEY HAD ANOTHER ONE?? Jfc... it's a miracle they still get any tourism at all.
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  179. ​ @LT-et5rr  Ffs... The park DOES ban dogs, you conkwocket. It even says so in the video.
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  180. ​ @Zarnirox  Ugh, don't get me started on that. As a zoologist, NOTHING pisses me off more than dog owners bringing their mutts to a dog free beach and wreaking havoc on the local ecosystem. Dog shi† is responsible for the majority of polluted water systems in wildlife areas, and the dogs themselves will chase after and kill local fauna. I've even seen one dog barking and biting at a beached dolphin, while its wretched owners laughed and egged it on.
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  181.  @patricksinon8496  Of course she was in on it. I would imagine it'd be a tad difficult to explain away the other explosions that happened prior to the big one.
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  182. Thank you for this. You shine a light on so many people whose lives were lost in long forgotten accidents, thus keeping their memory alive. I'm sure their families would be grateful if they knew.
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  183. I'm right there with you. Hi from San Francisco
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  184. Not really.
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  185. Are you all that surprised?
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  186. 2:45 MONSTER!
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  187. What makes me so angry about this is how Tyke was demonized by the media and the general public. After everything she went through, only to have it all end like this...I just don't understand human beings.
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  188.  @BobbyDigital6411  That case was unfortunate, but the details are unknown and the only sources claiming to know the full story are tabloids. We don't know that he wasn't bleeding at the time of the attack, or done something to provoke the tiger shark. Tiger sharks have been known to attack unprovoked, but again we don't know if that was the case here. Plus, they only live in tropical coastal waters, and attacks are still extremely rare. So I'm pretty sure you're not going to be attacked by one in the open ocean. The only "maneater" shark that lives in open ocean are mako ahari, but again, attacks are very rare. You're far more likely to get killed by a vending machine, yet you don't have an irrational fear of vending machines. More people in North America get killed by rats than sharks globally per year. Dolphins kill more people annually than sharks. You are objectively more likely to be attacked by a cetacean than a shark.
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  189. I'm gobsmacked that so many people in the comments are saying he should have been given job offers and scholarships. HE WAS A SCHIZOPHRENIC WHO WENT OFF HIS MEDS AND REGULARLY DID COCAINE. He committed felonies to get all of the uranium he got hold of, and deliberately lied to authorities to cover his behind. He was smart enough to know what he was doing was an extremely bad idea that would cause extreme suffering to innocent lives, yet he pushed forward anyway. No one should ever be rewarded for that. Then later in life, he tried to do it again. Those are most definitely radiation burns in his mugshot. We will never know the true extent of the damage he caused to others because of his stupid, STUPID mother who threw out all that radioactive material. Countless lives could have been cut short after exposure to that stuff, just sitting in a landfill somewhere, with the wind carrying the radiation to who knows where. And you wanted him to be ushered in to some university where he'd be able to access even MORE dangerous materials?!
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  190. ​​ @tin2001  Which is exactly why Trumpers like you love to claim it isn't reliable 🙄
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  191. I disagree completely. How many people have tried to use the excuse "I was just following orders"? That's not an excuse. The job listing itself says it requires a license, which he knew he did not have.
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  192. Guy one: touches water, instantly convulses. Guy two: Sees guy one, touches water, instantly convulses. Guy three: Sees guys 1 and 2 touch water and immediately convulse. Guy three touches water and instantly convulses.
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  193. I wish we'd bring them back.
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  194. 9:20 Yes, decades longer. Females live into their 70s and 80s, and males die shortly after their mother (or if they're lucky, surrogate mother) does, as she feeds him his entire life and he dies once she's gone.
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  195. You can't tell me that stabbing murderer didn't get off for the primary reason that he was white, and the victim was black.
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  196. Poor geese 😭
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  197. Darwin Awards.
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  198. I already knew about this incident, and it chills me to my core. Caves have a funny way of being claustrophobic AND agoraphobic all at the same time, because even in the tightest passages, you're still surrounded by all-encompassing darkness and air that smells like how eternity would smell, if it had a scent at all. My worst nightmare is dying in a cave like this.
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  199. Well played, sir. Well played, indeed.
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  200. He shouldn't have gotten greedy and gone out for that second trip. Poor Ezekiel. Like, y'all know this dude got that man killed, right?
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  201. That poor man had his entire life stolen from him. Just another daily reminder that ACAB. And of course, his pardon was held hostage by the state to get him to plead no contest so he couldn't sue. That's our justice system for you.
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  202. You should cover the Amiriyah bombing. It still haunts me to this day.
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  203.  I Am Real Eyes  LOL what are you talking about? Yeah, cuz millennials are totally the people who voted for Trump, and it's all because of the US government that some Chinese guy sold a live, diseased bat for food. 🙄
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  204. Never have I been left so angry at the end of these videos. I need to log off for a while...
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  205. You know what the sad thing is? I DESPERATELY wanted to ride that motorway as a kid, and was upset to hear that it had been closed down. Kids sure are stupid. I know I was.
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  206. Just more proof that Ronald Reagan was an evil man.
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  207. ​ @charliekezza  So is balut.
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  208.  @Preservestlandry  In hindsight, not the best way of going about that strategy, is it? Sad thing is, had they simply offered money to the US government instead, they might have agreed to stay out of the war entirely.
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  209. You know, I thought for sure during the first part that it musta been a meth lab. However, this is even more sad. That greedy man convinced his"friend" to do this, not wanting to get his own hands dirty, and didn't even pay him very much for the fireworks he risked his life to make. Just a tragic story all around.
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  210. Nice.
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  211. They knew they shouldn't have launched. They KNEW. But they did anyway. Their deaths are a direct result of their arrogance and refusal to listen to reason.
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  212. I wish it had been that man, and not his innocent son, that had to suffer because of his own greed and incompetence.
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  213. Heh, as a kid I remember being super upset I never got to ride that race track, cuz it looked so fun.
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  214. Michael left his wife behind...oh god, I can't even imagine the survivor's guilt he must feel. That poor man. I'm angry at the pilot, he just bailed on all those innocent people.
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  215. Lotta dudes in here telling on themselves.
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  216. Captains who abandon their ship with passengers on board deserve to have the book thrown at them. I can't believe they keep getting away with this!
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  217. What film required eating ortolan??
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  218.  Playfulpanthress  Uh...no. Wolves will definitely attack.
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  219. Yeeeaaaahhh, that first guy was a Darwin Award. I feel no pity for his death whatsoever. Pulling lion's tails? Really?! And then he peed in their territory. He may as well have strapped lamb chops all over his chest and thrown himself at them.
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  220. From all these stories, it's kind of no wonder Pan Am went under.
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  221. Americans are allergic to personal accountability.
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  222. Just one more reason why I hate kids.
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  223. Sad thing is, WA state didn't learn anything from this incident. The 520 "temporary" bridge going on several decades that is grotesquely unsafe with cars literally driving directly on top of the water, and the rickety double-decker Viaduct that was one earthquake away from a thousand head casualty incident, are testaments to this. Thankfully there viaduct finally came down a couple of years ago, and they're FINALLY getting around to building that permanent bridge that 520 was supposed to be a temp for. But it's taken way too long to do so.
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  224. 2:12 We're seeing the exact same thing happening now with fracking. Lots of earthquakes, sinkholes, and flooding. But the greedy oil execs don't care, and the government does nothing to stop them from jeopardizing human life. This is going to happen again, because America never learns from its mistakes.
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  225. I'm embarrassed to say I was fooled by this until about halfway through. 😅
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  226. 5:25 What monster leaves his precious birb behind? I hope he survived 😭
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  227. Me, a zoologist: Ohhhh, THIS fμ¢ker....
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  228.  @mangot589  Uh, no. He was completely in control of his mental faculties. What he did was not madness, it was sheer malice.
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  229. First off, Yellowstone is named such because that's what the Native Americans called it, so it's messed up of you to say it should be renamed to someoyne so banal. Second, Death Valley will kill people unawares just by happenstance. Virtually all Yellowstone casualties see because of sheer human s†upidity.
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  230. ​ @daves2552  Eh, maybe not modern ones, but the old-fashioned white rubber tires that used to be common in the 40s and 50s were softer, and would become sticky and unusable in Death Valley on its hottest days. Plus, car engines will break down in that heat, and you likely won't last long stranded out there.
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  231. The other train conductor Alonzo is completely at fault, yet he saw no consequences for being a mass murderer. None!
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  232. I won't lie, sometimes I ignore new uploads because I know that if I watch them, I'm going to have my day ruined by the sheer anger and frustration at knowing so many men acted callously or even deliberately negligent, and then all get away scot free, no matter how high the body count. Yet again, I chose to watch, and yet again I'm seething over the fact that countless cowards and greedy men are walking free without a care in the world, completely apathetic to the fact that they directly caused so much death and suffering. It's hard to take, and I just can't anymore. Not after the year I've had.
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  233. Jar of mayonnaise: "MY MOMENT HAS ARRIVED"
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  234. That, and competitive walking. ...Yes, really.
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  235. It's almost absurdly coincidental that the orchestra was playing the national anthem when the bombers began carpeting, and equally so that they allegedly didn't run for cover until they'd finished playing it in its entirety. Not gonna lie, that sounds like straight up jingoistic propaganda, it's so bizarre.
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  236. It terrifies me that here in the US, republicans want to roll back safety regulations like this. It's been proven over and over that, if a corporation CAN get away with putting people's lives in danger, they WILL.
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  237. I highly doubt he'd be upset. Boomers couldn't care less about the lives of animals, or the environment. They only care that it's convenient for humans.
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  238. Frankly, they SHOULD.
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  239. Eyyyy, you said "the I-5!" Hehe you did your research! But you don't need to say the I- bit. Us Californians just say "The 5".
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  240. Just think, if that idiot woman had only given the correct address... And why was the fire escape locked?!
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  241. I'm so sick of dog owners thinking that rules don't apply to them, because Dog. Dogs are dumb, they'll leap headlong into anything. Like the "dog suicide bridge", there is a large population of rats and squirrels at the bottom. Hundreds of dogs have jumped over the side eager to kill the rodents, because dogs are simple creatures of pure id and will act without thinking whatsoever. Once again, unleashed, untrained, yet the dog owners blame the bridge. As far as I'm concerned, anyone stupid enough to jump into boiling water after their untrained, unleashed dog that you decided to bring into a park knowing it's forbidden, is a Darwin Award.
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  242. And just think, they were never held literally responsible, and the DJs went on to get jobs at other radio stations.
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  243. 9:00 He deserved it. These "pranks" are not and never have been funny. That manchild was an utter conkwocket for doing that to his child, and the only thing he's achieved is being a Darwin Award.
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  244. It's amazing that it wasn't common sense to have more exits and not cover your club in PAPER decorations...you'd think it'd be common sense as well to hold people accountable 🙄
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  245. Bet they changed that ⅔ majority rule real quick.
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  246. Well...at least it wasn't meth?
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  247. <glares at Mrs Stanton> It's your fault they're all dead, you know.
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  248.  @gillianwilkinson7690  Definitely american.
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  249. He's what we call a Darwin Award.
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  250. The UK is a joke when it comes to justice of any kind.
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  251. Darwin Awards.
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  252. I cannot understand why right leaning people want to go back to this by destroying regulation. Also, why were the investigators driven out at gunpoint?! Why did THAT go unpunished?
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  253. And look what good it did him.
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  254.  @theghostinthemirror8158  Yeah, and oh look, all three died. What he did was not a good idea.
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  255. Well, at least no worms were involved this time....
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  256.  @WillmobilePlus  There's this little thing called "common sense", you might have heard of it.
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  257.  @GrisouIII  What's insulting? They're right, Alonzo was a grade A peon and I'm thoroughly angry that he never saw any consequences for his negligence.
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  258.  @noahgeerdink5144  I'm not sure the comments will do anything though it's gotta be in the video tags.
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  259. The second I heard they had to lick their brushes, I gasped in horror. Oh, god...
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  260. The real killer was capitalism and deregulation.
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  261. Cool, so your parents gave you a complex. Cool cool. A+ parenting.
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  262. I lived in one such block in London, Crouch End. I had to move because they had to do significant repairs to it and didn't bother to warn the occupants until just a couple of days before construction began. Guys were walking past my bedroom window and even made comments about me and my pet ducks drum outside, looking in on us. Didn't stay much longer after that.
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