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Where is this going to end I wonder? It seems to me that the pursuit, by users, of such things as fame, ratings, views, intimidation, notoriety and even radicalisation, social media has allowed itself to be abused in this manner and not really done very much to prevent it. Yes some people have done very nicely out of living their lives on social media but a great many more don't and either wind up the victims of a global array of bullies/sexists/racists etc. or become so obsessed with acquiring views/likes they wind up hurting people, jeopardising their careers or even killing themselves. Are these people the acceptable collateral damage in the world of social media or do the companies concerned need to be far more proactive in trying to control what they allow to be broadcast? :shrug: |
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A candidate for the Darwin Award. How shallow can you get?
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A .50 calibre Desert Eagle
A firearm developed by the Israeli military to penetrate the engine block of a vehicle. What could possibly go wrong? |
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You only have to watch Mythbusters to know the answer:
Starts 25:50 Book? 357 Magnum makes it all the way through. |
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We are not far away from the positives of social media being outweighed by the negatives. There needs to be a total ban on people filming other people without their permission for a start. See the disgraceful behaviour of morons and their cameras at the scenes of some of the recent incidents for evidence of that. |
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And yet Social Media can be a very useful tool to allow people to show what they want to bring to public notice that which TPTB don't want underlined. It's no wonder the extreme right and left would want to ban it and the use of camera phones.
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Why didn't they test it first?
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Fooling around with that particular firearm (which has a very specific purpose) is a badge of honour among idiots on social media. Youtube is full of them trying to fire them one-handed O.G. style etc. etc.
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There is no way he fired a desert eagle of that calibre into the same book and it didn't fly through it I don't care what the brainless wife says it's impossible. These people are a reason why things need to change in the U.S.A not restricting guns but making it mandatory to attend a firearms course before your able to purchase. The facilities exist in most small and upwards sized towns for it to be done and the cost need not be very high but it would severely limit this sort of thing.
What i have found mildly comforting is the response from the firearm community in america which is universally condemning these idiots and telling people to learn how to be safe with firearms some even giving specific courses to attend and that safety should always be the first aspect of firearms use. |
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