Visuals aren't scanned as easily by youtube for demonitization than spoken words are. That's pretty much the only reason.

​@@phantomdancethat and american culture

@@Magnusfication No, American culture is where it's okay ti show violent death as well as foul language, but if you show a woman's nipple the country blows up.

The f word is a real. Even when said by an actor, it’s still the real f word. The guts aren’t real. They are fake. The violence is fake. Everyone is fine and went home at the end of the day. If they were real guts and real violence they would not be shown. Even a 10 yo knows the foul language is real and guts are not.

The f word is real. The guts and violence are fake.

KZfaq 💩

Funny how the age of digital AI could remedy that particular problem (via detection algorithms).

it's political correctness gone made I tell you!!!

Well you always have to make sure you fan and flour room is on a generator.

Didn't you see the transformer blow up when Macc shot it ? That means there was power there.

battery fans. totally green town

The power was still clearly active, hence the blown transformer.

Power wasn't out. Lights were out because everyone had left.

I think it has historic reasons lol. Similar to how alocohol and tobacco is totally fine but weed is highly criminalized

Easy to differentiate sound, well relatively, hard to differentiate colors. Which do you think is easier, record sounds that involve curse words or find that its actually gore/violence/blood to ban. 1

Because youtube cannot scan the video for violence, but it can easily detect swear words.

Thank you American Suburbs mom's. Richly influencal left-hand far leftiest FEMINIST Caucasian crazy hair colour he man hating 😂😂😂😂 for the way the world works now.

If you read the world through a 10 minute Hollywood movie clip then I'm afraid you might be part of the problem.

Thank you ! John wick mentor 😅

Exactly! But from what it looks like he didn't have any other vantage point other than the tower.

​@@paulofelipebbraga9634Rule Number 1 of any engagement: Never go where your enemy wants you to go. If I'm going to rob someone and they actively invite me into the house, I'm choosing a different house. That's preparation on a level you DONT want to mess with lmao

@@SeviathTheHumanDrago that’s actually rule #3.

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Disabled both arms and his left leg too, if there was any chance of him popping up again it would be nothing short of a miracle for him

He just immediately executed him so fast that it was bloody and excruciating. But the difference in other movies. They show emotion, and u can feel their pain, and it's disturbing seeing them wail in so much agony, and it looks way more excruciating and brutal. This was like an agent 47 style of mercilessly killing someone like nothing. It's definitely unrealistic looking, and all the brutally violent scenes like that in the movie r just as cold-blooded, too.

Trying to make up for only getting to kill him once.

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@@musicalbiohazard3207 He made sure this guy won't have a chance of showing up in a sequel. Arms and legs disabled, vital organs punctured, paralyzed, impact from falling some 50 or 70 feet, and then there's the drowning and hypothermia. And there's no fancy sci fi magic nonsense that could bring this guy back either. He's mega dead.

right? those shots have a better chance of landing on the moon than on target.

Meh, windage is windage. You just need to accommodate by randomly shooting at the sky.

The wind wouldn't have stopped the bullets

true, @@matthewl2375 the wind does not stop the bullets, but it will push them so that they will never be on target. with that much wind at that range, there'd be no real chance at accuracy.

@@phantomdance the total amount of velocity in said bullet will also be affected, too. It may be faster or slower and slightly curved into whatever direction the wind was blowing at.

Coffee creamer too.. in Pyro we call them Cremoras..

I didnt know that metal dust can burn until i worked at a place that did nickel and chrome plating. The funny thing is, that's actually what thermite is, aluminum metal dust and iron oxide (rust) dust mixed together. Its so weird. Metal doesn't burn or explode when exposed to heat, its actually really good at absorbing heat. But, when you grind it into a fine dust, suddenly it can burn and even become explosive. They also did the polishing too. They'd get the parts in, then the parts would have to be polished by hand on these huge a$$ belt sanders, then they would get plated. The polishing process would create a LOT of metal dust, and the place was old and not up to code. I felt bad for the guys that had to work back there. They looked like they worked in a coal mine. Of course they were almost exclusively migrant workers too. Anyways. There would be a lot of metal dust piles all over the place, and the metal dust got freaking EVERYWHERE. When I would go work on a machine, I would have to use an air wand to blow a lot of sht off just so I could see the connections and sht properly. You always had to be really careful where you were directing any type of sparks. The metal dust wouldn't burn like a normal fire though, it would smolder and get really hot. Half the time you didn't even know that a pile of metal dust was actually burning until you either got too close to it, causing you to feel the heat, or, if you moved the metal dust. If you moved it, you would suddenly see a bunch of sparks and a bit of flame, and you would see the red, hot metal dust that was smoldering. It really sucked when that sht would start burning on wires or anything electrical. It would melt sht and cause things to short out sometimes, and it was a pain in the butt to fix, especially when they were working in there and metal dust was in the air. They would usually have like 20 machines running at a time, and the whole area was only like 50 ft by 120ft. This was about 8 years ago or so, back when i was only about 25.

That's why grain silos and such have big ventilators. I had an instructor level a brick building on us with a can of baby powder and a detonator from a grenade. He walked in, threw the can down hard and powder went everywhere. He pulled out the detonator, pulled the pin and yelled "You have three seconds to get to a safe distance!". We all went out windows, doors etc. The place went up in flash and a bang.

Thanks bro. I got some memorable pranks coming up. ❤

Thank you for the information 😊

Agreed, so odd. But honestly I think the biggest missed opportunity here was Pascal’s approach to kill McCall in general. I mean this guy knew what he was truly capable of and how skilled he is, he knew how McCall moves and operates. Not sure why they decide to split up and let McCall take them out one by one like he always does.

Maybe he got arrogant 🤷‍♀️

He probably ran out of ammunition.

Wounded pride. He told his old commanding officer that the third bullet was going in, that was the basis of his threat. He could've taken the 4th shot to do it, but it'd mean he wasnt as good as he thought and that he has no sort of 'code' left at all. It's sort of an 'over the line' thing where despite how much Pascal had been saying it doesn't matter who he kills anymore, it's all just numbers etc. It's a kid in there and he couldn't even make good with his threat to hit him on the third shot. If he took that 4th shot on the kid, even if he came out of it alive somehow, he'd transform into a complete husk. I doubt he'd be able to hold his daughters again.

@@ShaggyDabbyDank thats fucking stupid and you know it. the dudes a bad guy.

doesn't tend to happen with granulated sugar, but if he'd used flour or confectioners sugar it would have happened the way it was shown.

@@phantomdanceit was flour….

@@phantomdancethen it was flour lol

@@Derek-yf3fi look again

@@phantomdance It was 4 bags of flour. Sugar is too heavy to create the dust seen that is formed when he turns on the fans. And a bakery would have that many bags of flour around, but not that much sugar. 😉

Reznik? He was shown more than Ari and Kovac, he still lit the shitter more.

😂😂😂

Like the last movie where he tortured mafioso to death with nail gun

It would be harder to find, locate in a hurricane. There would be a lot of odd bangs, clangs, to decipher. It would be almost impossible.

Dave just got used to camping up in Rust.

That’s not the first rule of sniper training.

First of Vassili Zaitsev golden rules of being a sniper "do not create a base camp or have a fixed position" @@vicariousjohnson9823

I mean that might be the first rule in call of duty…

How did it happen?

he was using the generator

Smart 😂

Idk he hit his head pretty hard. Musta forgot lmao

don't fuck with mother nature lmao

​@TacoFalcon, that's carma for switching from good to evil

Flour is combustable. It was a flour explosion :)

And it was the henchman not checking his surroundings before throwing a flashbang that ignited the flour.

Only how the fans was working without electricity?

It was fast and real quick, didn't even look very painful at all

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​@@matthewl2375exactly bro 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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And losing his teeth

wheat flour

gust of wind sent his body

Idk how he got up like nothing. That sure would've concussed him real bad in reality

I think it was a thick metal cable that hit him in the chest.

@@matthewl2375 realisticly he couldve already died at that point

Bakery might have had a generator so they don't ruin the produce if the power comes out.

By the time they get to him, he already bleeds out to death on the ground in the cold

Stitches? Hes gonna need the entire sowing machine.

There are night vision scopes that be used in daylight just like a regular scope.... trust me.

That was for Susan

I noticed this too.