🤠🇺🇸 “It’S deM VaCciNes!”

One is our current president and another is a wannabe repeat.

When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none. Then he saith, I will return into my house from whence I came out; and when he is come, he findeth it empty, swept, and garnished. Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there: and the last state of that man is worse than the first. Even so shall it be also unto this wicked generation. Matthew 12:43‭-‬45

@@ayoolukoga9829speaking of insane 😅

Covid lockdown!

“Nearly” 🤔

Alaskan airlines: “Am I a joke to you”?

@@simonstevenson6686 That one already had defects with the door construction. Also that plane wasn't even high in the atmosphere yet. They were still taking off.

@@rottieshepcalibre9156 nope, it's impossible, you would have to push on 10s of thousands of pounds to open the door. The strongest humans wouldnt even get close

Not "nearly". Its utterly impossible. Youd break off the door lever far earlier, even at half of the cruising altitude (at full cruising altitude the force needed is around 11 tons). Only place this might be remotely possible is shortly before touchdown (still with much force, like with Asiana Flight 8124). EDIT: shortly before touchdown there is no danger of decompression

Was he?

@@FDR-ww6xz he doesnt get it

​@@FDR-ww6xz Nyoom

yea. He saved them all from the door breaking open. What a hero!

LOL

Nothing, its impossible for any of the doors to be opened in flight.

​@@Elian504 What's the point of having them then?

@@icankillbugsso people could have an exit if the plane crashed?

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Twennytoo “it’s impossible for any of the doors to be opened”

I’m pretty sure he wanted to kill himself

They’re training to be terrorists on board.

It seems all too common these days, sadly. 😔

His white

and highways, and walmart, and YT comments

Bro he needs to get used to it, it’s not even bad, I went on 3 airplane trips in my life and it wasn’t bad 💀

So is vi-gi-lan-te jus-tice. They laid hands on him against his will which is illegal. They aren't police yet tried to act as if they were.

thats one hella woke/evil thing to say

@@whodoesntlikesurfing The passengers, thought they were in danger and we’re trying to help out, there’s no police on a plane, although there might be air marshal, but in some cases, especially in enclosed places in a high altitude you need to act quickly

Im gonna say the whole world is going through this right now.

@@enjoystraveling No sane person would think they were in danger as it's impossible for the door to open at that altitude, they were looking for an excuse to manhandle him

The passengers who laid hands on him should eb charged with attempted murder as they aren't police and touched him without having any sort of police power

@@greenelephant1231 bad bot

@@derpdiggler7413 Ad hominem just shows that you have no argument. You don't get to spend months complaining about police brutality if you're okay with passengers with ZERO police authority manhandling someone like that because this just shows your absence of principles

@@greenelephant1231 okay bot

@@greenelephant1231I think you need to look up the concept of citizen arrest

Or assign him a seat on the wing.

Water has many colors

The airline should be sued to bankruptcy for not properly checking the mental health of the passenger and risking everybody's lives.

@@fearmetoo-le8dwbruh you can’t be serious? They already screening airport security by making sure no weapons or dangerous items aren’t on the plane. It’s gonna be hella work if mental health screening check is happening too

I’m dead

​@@tull1207 dang, did you get a good coffin?

So you want them to have more security? 😂

They could order by internet, how would they know? Also that's against privacy

how?

Psych evaluation at least 1 day prior to flight.

That's not possible, you're crazy too

You people can't take a joke 😅

@@TrainerAQhuh?

I would file a lawsuit against the airline if I was one of the passenger.

@@fearmetoo-le8dwyou can’t, the airline isn’t at fault and plus the plane landed safely and no one was injured. The door is impossible to open. Btw, he’s gonna get life in prison

Let's hope he's charged for terrorism

So you’ve never heard of Crackhead strength???

⁠@@fearmetoo-le8dwthat’s like suing Walmart because one of the customers punched you

You can’t open that door with the pressure differential, nothing really dangerous happened here

@@yumcherubicplum_5535 Only dangerous part was when they laid hands on him, thst's illegal and injured him

@@whodoesntlikesurfingYou play stupid games, you win stupid rewards. He should count himself lucky he didn’t get his teeth kicked in

and whoever NOTICED and said something first. I want to know MORE on this.

😂

Every single video I see. Someone comments this. How funny and original.

This is terrorism not no "recreational activities!

That was a mental breakdown not terrorism. He said he wanted off the plane. Some people just don't do well being locked up in a small space for an extended period of time.

@@Marvolo14true but there’s ppl serving life in prison for similar incidents involving a plane

look into the actual cases of the pilot that tried to turn off the planes engines. Mental health is no joke@@user-uj5ly1eq5n

​@@Marvolo14 if I know I don't like tight space I wouldn't pay for cheap flight or just avoid travel by air. This guy was about to ruin thousands lives because of his mental problems he could have avoid.

It could have been deadly.

I wasn't there so I don't really give a rat's rear

Well if they were at cruising altittude, say 30,000 ft, too much pressure would prevent the door from even opening. Either way, it's a good thing no one got hurt.

​@@icankillbugsEdge lord being edgy.

@@louismalinak5563 I don't think OP was being edgy at all, just sort of talking about something that doesn't pertain to them or theirs in any way.

I mean, it really isn’t dangerous considering the door can’t be opened in the air by the strength of a person alone. The pressure differential keeps the door secured in place, and you’d need tens of tons of force to move it.

@@elliottb8704 alaskan 1282 resulted in 3 people injured, they were minor injuries but its still 3 injuries too many

​@@elliottb8704nah bro, doesn't matter if u need 10kg, 50kg, 100kg of force. There is just some things people shouldn't do, its about safety from not having to deal with "what if" situations

@@holymaggots70 your right, perhaps my wording was I bit off. He did pose a danger with the way he acted, but my point was that his attempt to open the door was not a threat. Hope this clears things up :)

@@holymaggots70true and there’s ppl serving life in prison for these similar incidents

A little suction for everyone

😂😂

💀

He wanted to get high

Yeah, they should just let him. Besides, no Russian in airport so that's the more right thing to do

He's been planning it since last Thursday

😂

@@angm7139 😄

That’s funny but cruel at Same time, clausterphobia is one of the worst of all mental problems

Hippo mode with hippos 😂

​@@knotabot93703 beers and a fanta!

and whoever even noticed and called for help.

The low pressure at altitude is on the outside, of course.

That door/plug that flew off a plane two months ago must have been fake news I suppose.

@@mikemondano3624 Where did Shawn say the inside would be a relative vacuum? He said "the pressure difference between the inside and outside", without specifying the direction of the pressure difference. Obviously, inside pressure is higher than the outside pressure.

almost impossible is not impossible, and with enough strength under the right circumstances it can absolutely happen.

@@DAK6211with tens of tons of force, yes. But the average person does not possess tens of tons of force, so therefore it is impossible.

That would be impossible mid air. The outside pressure would be too great for it to open.

He can’t open that door in high altitude, the pressure would seal the door shut anyway.

​@@hereskyubi3333the pressure outside the aircraft at that altitude is much lower than inside the cabin

​@@hereskyubi3333 You think the pressure gets higher the higher up you go?

@@Feliphezo Yes, this was taught in my middle school science class.

Not taking drugs before a flight would help too

Flew outta there

beyond that. More like a psychotic one. Seriousl

Flying is very safe

I've flown quite a few times, and I've never witnessed this before in the times I've flown. Heck I even remember flying over a really big car accident once. Was so glad to be on the plane and not down there when I saw it.

Flying is much safer than travelling by road. I’ve travelled on aircraft all my life and never seen an issue once, not even a conflict, and I’ve probably flown about 40 times.

​@slagaming6643 did United Airlines pay you to say that

drunk drivers > drunk pilots

The amount of air pressure on those doors is insane! It's funny people believe the stuff in Mission Impossible where they just open a door and jump out like it's their front door. 😂

What was the source of it? Does your friend drive aggressively? Was it where you were going?

@@knuclear200x no it was happening before we got in the car. Her husband and I were doing yard work and idk outta nowhere everything I was thinking started not to make sense and I felt like everything was just frustrating. I remember asking her a question and I started pacing. We went to take a drive and then something kept telling me to jump out of the car. Idk but it felt like I was being possessed by the craziest thoughts. It’s like intrusive thoughts but your brain telling you you HAVE to do it like it’ll make the things you’re thinking feel better and go away. (Sorry this reply was so long)

Psycho then

@@Feliphezo that’s what it felt like!

@@AtomicFile lol reported what the comment? Lol go ahead it’s called experiences. You should look up anxiety attacks and panic attacks.

They do, there's 2-4 air marshals on every flight in the us

still? I think the flight attendants do their part too. @@CatBot007

The vaxxine

They didn't avert a catastrophe. If you were actually a working flight attendant, you'd know full well that it's humanly impossible for a human to exert the 15 or so tons of force it would require to open the door at altitude.

He couldn’t have opened it

Wonton Don not that difficult of a name to get correct

Crazy guy: I'm gonna wreck it! Passengers: NO YOU AIN'T!!

only a matter of time before it becomes a tik-tok challenge

Do you expect people to allow someone to test it mid flight? With the recent door coming off the same airline, I would think you could see why people would doubt that. Doors aren't supposed to spontaneously come off mid flight either, but it did.

@sdigf3167 but the Alaska aircraft was at low altitude. Impossible if they'd been higher.

No, because I don't try opening doors like that mid flight. Nor at all.

seems like with a pressurized cabin a door would open easily, bit if it were a 737 the bulkhead would pop off without assistance

Why leave it to chance

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Haha I was the actual mechanic who inspected this plane yesterday at Albuquerque when it returned and told the crew the 737 has a flight lock mechanism that will actually lock the door upon leaving the ground. It’s impossible for him to open it and that rush of air statement is false

I supposed after the seal was broken the plane somehow repressurized as the door would resist being opened during flight? I wouldn't discount the passenger testimony.

@@Vespyr_ Nah it’s not possible I’m telling you. I had flight attendants tell me they heard nothing, so it’s all just an exaggeration. I can guarantee you the pilots would of had a pressurization light appear on that cockpit which they didnt

No one said the plane was depressurised, only that they heard air escape.

Yes, it is impossible.

You mean possible?

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@@Nooo70 it wont open because of the cabin pressure

I'm guessing the duct tape came from one of the flight attendants. They probably have zip ties on planes, too.

Its hard to say because every dramatic moment gets caught on camera. People have always been.. ya know

Wrong physics

i think its the other way around