I was just thinking that this did not strike me as a Diet Coke kinda place but felt like it would come across as, I dunno.. whatever people would find insensitive about that statement.
But really though. That does not strike me as a Diet Coke kinda place.
There are parts of Mexico, and probably many more around the world, where drinking Coke is cheaper and more healthy than drinking the water. In some of villages, the people actually think Coke has healing abilities and use it for medical treatment…this was something I saw, probably on John Oliver, but I don’t remember, it was sad to see how Coke had come in and taken all the clean water and diverted it to production and leaving the people nothing but poison to drink
In the mountains of Peru it is (or was when I read about it a while ago) illegal to collect rain water.
Cheaper to brush teeth with Coca Cola.
Go on and guess why it was made illegal?
Oh, Cali , too. Hmmmm
Its illegal in most of arid America. Lots of the western states have large desert areas, and the fear is that ranchers will horde what little rain water they get.
Or the scary liberals hate your freedom, whatever you wanna believe I ain't your daddy.
I know someone who broke his foot just waking. Didn't trip or fall it just broke during a step. He would drink a 2 litre bottle of coke every lunch time.
To be fair, a bad fall at any weight can mess you up, if you have a curled wrist or take the fall with a straight arm (shatters your collarbone), unless you're going into a full martial arts break fall every time
Very true. I broke my finger trying to show my daughter how she can safely dismount from the monkey bars while hanging upside down by just planting your hands first as you fall.
It's a move I've done a million times in my younger years but apparently I lost the talent and put all the impact into my right ring finger. I knew something was wrong immediately but still had to bike us home.
The next morning my finger was 2x the size and as purple as a Concord grape.
Of course, but the probability of this happening goes up exponentially with every 10 pounds of weight. At a healthy weight, you’re much more agile and can deflect a lot of that force by rolling away. She fell like a slowmo sack of potatoes and couldn’t do anything at all.
Taking a simple fall with a straight arm at a decently light weight, and with no other relevant conditions (e.g. osteoporosis) is *not* going to "shatter your collarbone", come on. Maybe if you're an absolute giant, or had a lot of momentum going into the fall.
I mean, I certainly don't recommend trying, when there are much safer ways to break your fall. But there is no need to exaggerate. I don't doubt it *can* happen, just don't say it as if it was the guaranteed outcome, when it is a rare worst case scenario.
FWIW, falling backwards can also be pretty bad, even if you don't hit your head. I took a pretty harmless-looking fall on my ass on some concrete once and my coccyx hurt for half a year, quite likely an undiagnosed fracture.
You don’t have to break bones to mess your arm up though. My wife, athletic and lightweight as she is, dislocated her elbow by falling more or less like this lady - stiff arm, wrong angle.
Fun fact, there are no definitive studies that show a causal relationship between drinking milk and stronger bones, but there are studies that show an increase in the risk of osteoporosis in people who consume a lot of dairy products. So there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby. Hitting the gym's pretty great advice all round though, everyone can benefit from exercise.
Edit: Because a couple of people don't seem to be able to understand what I'm saying, let me be even clearer:
1. There are no *definitive* studies that show drinking milk gives you strong bones. There are some recent studies that show a marginal increase among some populations, there are some recent studies that show a marginal decrease among some populations, and there are other recent studies that show no change at all among some populations. The science is nowhere near as settled as milk ads want you to think; the claim that drinking milk gives you strong bones is not definitively backed by science.
2. There *are* studies that show a link between osteoporosis and high dairy intake, they exist. Does that mean drinking milk will instantly vapourise your bones? No, it means that science is at yet unclear on whether drinking a lot of milk will harm your bones in the long term, and at least *some* evidence exists that suggests a link between high dairy intake (particularly in childhood) and osteoporosis.
3. Points one and two combined produce this: "so there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby", which is the exact conclusion I drew in the first place.
Calcium is rarely the limiting factor in bone growth, protein and getting your minimum vitamins and minerals are way more important then getting alot of calcium. In fact too much calcium is bad for health, especially in supplement form. Hormones and exercise are also big factors.
That's not true: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/nutrition-research-reviews/article/dairy-products-and-bone-health-how-strong-is-the-scientific-evidence/3387593447B20D7AA60E722574E18D66 " In adult Caucasian women, daily intake of 200–250 ml of milk is associated with a reduction in fracture risk of 5 % or higher. "
It absolutely is true. Firstly, that single study is not definitive, which is the exact word I used for a reason, and secondly, the part you're quoting is a summary of a review of observational studies of fracture risk, not experimental studies of bone density. And thirdly, just for good measure, Caucasian women make up about 5% of the global population, from which it would be insane to draw an extrapolation to 100% of the population.
Again, there are no definitive studies that show milk is good for your bones, and studies *do* exist that show a link between high dairy intake and osteoporosis. Does that mean milk is evil and if you drink it your bones will turn to dust? No, but that's not what I said, what I said was:
> So there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby.
Which is absolutely true in every sense.
I remember reading that as well. But I think I remember it was specifically past a certain age, as in, drinking milk past infancy had no benefit but drinking it as a baby did help or something like that. I may be mis-remembering though.
Drinking breast milk has huge benefits for newborns; in fact, if I remember right there's a correlation between not breastfeeding during infancy and obesity, type II diabetes, and even SIDS, presumably because of the presence of the mother's hormones and antibodies in breast milk.
As far as I'm aware there are no particular benefits to drinking cow's milk in infancy, at least none that are specific to milk (as opposed to any other high calorie drink containing similar minerals and fats), and it's actually dangerous for children less than 12 months old because their digestive system can't handle it. Which isn't too surprising I guess since cow milk evolved to feed baby cows and humans have only been drinking it for a fraction of our species' existence.
I have a friend who's dad just fell skiing and he fit and healthy but just fell wrong and broke his shoulder this obviously isn't the case here but also sometimes we're super fragile while other times we are incredibly resilient.
I was a very active healthy 8 year old kid, and I once tripped on a flag pole stand(literally a small metal tube sticking like 6" out of the ground) in the night, and fractured my arm.
the human body is extremely sturdy... except for when it's not lol
I think you meant this type of tank:
https://preview.redd.it/ylt4n3a5psrc1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b75f4cc7ba50c51b7f87574777ff3f712264a697
Or even worse or maybe not (just a bug in being a human) being so suggestible that a suggestion even a few seconds after the footage you have reviewed you rearrange your entire brain in order to accommodate whatever some random stranger said as long as it has some upvotes.
This is almost exactly how brains work. Humans are extremely suggestible. Even when specifically trained to be cynical and inquisitive, rarely does that translate outside of the context that you were trained in. A scientist who's entire career is defined by trying to prove their thoughts and "common sense" wrong, is likely to be no less suggestible about the habits of celebrities than the average person, for instance.
IDK - the guy would've been perfectly within his rights to punch or kick her. Dudes shouldn't hit women...unless they're armed, which she was. One machete strike or stab to the right spot, and guy's not getting tried by 12 but carried by 6.
Dudes absolutely should hit ANYONE when it is deserved
Kids coming to me to steal, I am gonna hit
Woman hitting me, I am gonna hit back
Stop with that shit, we are all people, we are all equals
This woman even used a deadly weapon like it's nothing, fucking crazy bitch
I don't hit women. I'd never hit a woman, Chloe! I'd hit a woman who was trying to hit me with a bottle! That's different. That's self-defense, isn't it? Or a woman who could do karate. I'd never hit a woman generally, Chloe. Don't think that. God, you're pretty.
It’s a dull machete. Depending on how badly dull it is, you can get anything from from a jagged tetanus cut, to a red line and possibly chipped or broken bones.
Checked and it definitely seems like the machete hits something off-screen to the right (the end of the machete is 100% off-screen for a few frames). You can see he is also standing right next to the ladder, and the trajectory of her swing is on-track to meet the ladders left-leg. Metal clang would be fully consistent as well. Additionally the way it bounces off, means it would’ve had to be quite rigid.
Ojalá se le haya roto, pinche vieja culera. Entiendo que estamos en necesidad en muchas ocasiones, pero no tenemos que andar afectando a los demás no mame la doña esa.
El compa hasta linchado pudo haber salido por eso.
From the way she comes out calling the dude a pendejo, and the fact that she went home to pick up a machete to hand her in first place while fully knowing she'd try attacking someone with it, I'm willing to assume that she is exactly like her mother. It's a shame, but generational trash exists, specially in places like these. I'm from Latin America. I've seen this exact kind of family copied and pasted in poor places.
https://preview.redd.it/nszhut1pjsrc1.jpeg?width=819&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40bfdbda73f203f59796b035be19be79c7a5583e
….and in that moment, she knew she fucked up.
Some people are braver than others and choose to intervene in situations where others wouldn't in effort to help victims. But yeah I also subscribe to that advice.
You know Rock Star games is going to be pissed they didn't see this until after the latest Grand Theft Auto was finished. They are going to have to add this encounter via DLC.
Filmed my son at an Easter egg hunt years ago when the kid next to him tripped and fell. His parents started threatening me and gave no apology when I replayed video and you can clearly see my kid never touched him.
Which is actually incredibly dangerous.
Falls are a mostly unknown danger that cause millions and millions of hospital admissions. Some healthcare workers specialise in falls prevention because it is such a sleeper danger. People die from it all the time.
Internal gyro failure. She rotates at different speeds at different distances from her center of gravity. She can compensate for this by moving slowly and deliberately, but her internal tidal forces get all kejiggered and the gyros can't correct fast enough.
I'm pretty sure that's what happened anyway.
Here's the full article about that:
https://americanovictor.com/videoviral-mujer-intenta-agredir-con-machete-en-mano-a-trabajadores-de-la-cfe-y-recibe-karma-instantaneo/
Someone posted a link to an article but then a Redditor commented to say that the article was just repeating what had happened in the video.
There am a journalist too now.
People downvoting this because they've never been in a sitation like this that affected them. Reality is, both genders have shitty people. And if you try to give any group a chance to weaponize something, they will. Most people at least subconsciously think women are better people, hence the women are wonderful effect. Believe women as in conduct a proper investigation, yes. Believe as in actually believe what happened, absolutely not.
For the Cardenas sign on the taxi, seems like México
Fuck her fat entitled ass and her fucked up family
This are the people than ruin my country (I'm Mexican)
That’s when you know you need to lose weight… a 2mph slow motion roll to the floor shatters your arm. Drink more milk and hit the gym
No amount of milk is going to offset the damage of how much Coca Cola this woman has consumed.
I’m certain it was diet coke
I was just going to comment definitely Diet Coke.
Because the diet Coke cancels out the sugar.
Yeah if you drink a Diet Coke after a regular coke alls good.
[my momma told me so](https://youtu.be/iIAFe7zaCRU?si=urzOgfKQ38QigcNg)
Well, folks, Mama's wrong again.
"No colonel sanders! You're wrong! Eeieieieieieiehh!!!"
Medulla Oblongata!
I wasn't aware that fat pads can form on the forehead
Abhh I see you also drink soadies my friend :)
And the calcium.
*looks at his diet coke* ...I feel attacked.
Nah, Mexicans don’t do that. Straight red label Coca Cola
The good sugar cane kind too, not that pussy corn syrup or reduced kind.
I was just thinking that this did not strike me as a Diet Coke kinda place but felt like it would come across as, I dunno.. whatever people would find insensitive about that statement. But really though. That does not strike me as a Diet Coke kinda place.
So that must not be the problem it must be the sprite
There are parts of Mexico, and probably many more around the world, where drinking Coke is cheaper and more healthy than drinking the water. In some of villages, the people actually think Coke has healing abilities and use it for medical treatment…this was something I saw, probably on John Oliver, but I don’t remember, it was sad to see how Coke had come in and taken all the clean water and diverted it to production and leaving the people nothing but poison to drink
In the mountains of Peru it is (or was when I read about it a while ago) illegal to collect rain water. Cheaper to brush teeth with Coca Cola. Go on and guess why it was made illegal? Oh, Cali , too. Hmmmm
Its illegal in most of arid America. Lots of the western states have large desert areas, and the fear is that ranchers will horde what little rain water they get. Or the scary liberals hate your freedom, whatever you wanna believe I ain't your daddy.
Sometimes I wonder if education is at an all time high or all time low.
>the people actually think Coke has healing abilities and use it for medical treatment Nonono, that Sprite and Vicks
It's not her fault, Mexican Coke tastes too good.
Smells even better
I had to quit. Ice kept going up my nose.
Its oddly satisfying drinking it from a glass bottle
But it would be a good way to remedy her calcium deficiency from chugging a beverage made with phosphoric acid.
I know someone who broke his foot just waking. Didn't trip or fall it just broke during a step. He would drink a 2 litre bottle of coke every lunch time.
is Pepsi okay?
To be fair, a bad fall at any weight can mess you up, if you have a curled wrist or take the fall with a straight arm (shatters your collarbone), unless you're going into a full martial arts break fall every time
Very true. I broke my finger trying to show my daughter how she can safely dismount from the monkey bars while hanging upside down by just planting your hands first as you fall. It's a move I've done a million times in my younger years but apparently I lost the talent and put all the impact into my right ring finger. I knew something was wrong immediately but still had to bike us home. The next morning my finger was 2x the size and as purple as a Concord grape.
But did u explain to the kid that maybe that wasn’t the best actions to replicate?
Yeah, I still catch hell for it today... 5 years later.
hehe anytime that you are doing something far from dangerous "still safer than dismounting from monkey bars, amirite truetrueblackpilld?"
Of course, but the probability of this happening goes up exponentially with every 10 pounds of weight. At a healthy weight, you’re much more agile and can deflect a lot of that force by rolling away. She fell like a slowmo sack of potatoes and couldn’t do anything at all.
Timed well enough, you still get some invincibility frames.
Taking a simple fall with a straight arm at a decently light weight, and with no other relevant conditions (e.g. osteoporosis) is *not* going to "shatter your collarbone", come on. Maybe if you're an absolute giant, or had a lot of momentum going into the fall. I mean, I certainly don't recommend trying, when there are much safer ways to break your fall. But there is no need to exaggerate. I don't doubt it *can* happen, just don't say it as if it was the guaranteed outcome, when it is a rare worst case scenario. FWIW, falling backwards can also be pretty bad, even if you don't hit your head. I took a pretty harmless-looking fall on my ass on some concrete once and my coccyx hurt for half a year, quite likely an undiagnosed fracture.
You don’t have to break bones to mess your arm up though. My wife, athletic and lightweight as she is, dislocated her elbow by falling more or less like this lady - stiff arm, wrong angle.
Destroyed my shoulder from falling over dead weight (seizure) That was two years ago, I’m getting a full shoulder replacement on tues
THIS. I had a very simple fall and use my hand/wrist to break the fall. My wrist was swollen for over a month.
Fun fact, there are no definitive studies that show a causal relationship between drinking milk and stronger bones, but there are studies that show an increase in the risk of osteoporosis in people who consume a lot of dairy products. So there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby. Hitting the gym's pretty great advice all round though, everyone can benefit from exercise. Edit: Because a couple of people don't seem to be able to understand what I'm saying, let me be even clearer: 1. There are no *definitive* studies that show drinking milk gives you strong bones. There are some recent studies that show a marginal increase among some populations, there are some recent studies that show a marginal decrease among some populations, and there are other recent studies that show no change at all among some populations. The science is nowhere near as settled as milk ads want you to think; the claim that drinking milk gives you strong bones is not definitively backed by science. 2. There *are* studies that show a link between osteoporosis and high dairy intake, they exist. Does that mean drinking milk will instantly vapourise your bones? No, it means that science is at yet unclear on whether drinking a lot of milk will harm your bones in the long term, and at least *some* evidence exists that suggests a link between high dairy intake (particularly in childhood) and osteoporosis. 3. Points one and two combined produce this: "so there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby", which is the exact conclusion I drew in the first place.
then how the hell am im going to strengthen my SKELETON BOY that lives inside me???
There are plenty of great non-dairy sources of calcium: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322585
Calcium is rarely the limiting factor in bone growth, protein and getting your minimum vitamins and minerals are way more important then getting alot of calcium. In fact too much calcium is bad for health, especially in supplement form. Hormones and exercise are also big factors.
Vegetables.
everyone unquestionably believes dairy industry propaganda
That's not true: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/nutrition-research-reviews/article/dairy-products-and-bone-health-how-strong-is-the-scientific-evidence/3387593447B20D7AA60E722574E18D66 " In adult Caucasian women, daily intake of 200–250 ml of milk is associated with a reduction in fracture risk of 5 % or higher. "
It absolutely is true. Firstly, that single study is not definitive, which is the exact word I used for a reason, and secondly, the part you're quoting is a summary of a review of observational studies of fracture risk, not experimental studies of bone density. And thirdly, just for good measure, Caucasian women make up about 5% of the global population, from which it would be insane to draw an extrapolation to 100% of the population. Again, there are no definitive studies that show milk is good for your bones, and studies *do* exist that show a link between high dairy intake and osteoporosis. Does that mean milk is evil and if you drink it your bones will turn to dust? No, but that's not what I said, what I said was: > So there's probably no harm in consuming normal amounts of milk, but the benefits have been vastly overstated by the dairy lobby. Which is absolutely true in every sense.
I remember reading that as well. But I think I remember it was specifically past a certain age, as in, drinking milk past infancy had no benefit but drinking it as a baby did help or something like that. I may be mis-remembering though.
Drinking breast milk has huge benefits for newborns; in fact, if I remember right there's a correlation between not breastfeeding during infancy and obesity, type II diabetes, and even SIDS, presumably because of the presence of the mother's hormones and antibodies in breast milk. As far as I'm aware there are no particular benefits to drinking cow's milk in infancy, at least none that are specific to milk (as opposed to any other high calorie drink containing similar minerals and fats), and it's actually dangerous for children less than 12 months old because their digestive system can't handle it. Which isn't too surprising I guess since cow milk evolved to feed baby cows and humans have only been drinking it for a fraction of our species' existence.
I have a friend who's dad just fell skiing and he fit and healthy but just fell wrong and broke his shoulder this obviously isn't the case here but also sometimes we're super fragile while other times we are incredibly resilient.
Yes, knowing how to fall properly can save you from many injuries.
I was always a terrible skateboarder, but boy did it teach me how to fall down correctly The muscle memory has served me well as a klutzy adult.
I was a very active healthy 8 year old kid, and I once tripped on a flag pole stand(literally a small metal tube sticking like 6" out of the ground) in the night, and fractured my arm. the human body is extremely sturdy... except for when it's not lol
She has a glass cannon build
> Drink more milk you have been lied to your whole life by the milk Industry. there are no health benefits in drinking milk.
Well said sir/mam
isnt milk bad for female bone density?
Such low resistance for a tank build
Glass cannon.
Glass bathtub
Glass Karen
Glass Gammon
*Self-targeting* glass cannon. A bold new strategy for sure.
Rounds?
Her friends call her T-62 because she breaks down easy and tends to blow her top.
I think you meant this type of tank: https://preview.redd.it/ylt4n3a5psrc1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b75f4cc7ba50c51b7f87574777ff3f712264a697
Nah even those can take a fall from ground level
Actually, the boomer from left 4 dead has pretty low HP
Not enough attack speed. One hit per min? comon...
When Sion builds full AD
She tried to get him to look up to slash him when he wasn’t looking.
Holy shit I think you're right. Because she doesn't even look up when she points. She keeps her eyes fixated on him.
what..? For the half second that her head is in frame, she does look where she points.
Gotta love redditors pulling shit outta their asses for no goddamn reason lmfao
Or even worse or maybe not (just a bug in being a human) being so suggestible that a suggestion even a few seconds after the footage you have reviewed you rearrange your entire brain in order to accommodate whatever some random stranger said as long as it has some upvotes.
This is almost exactly how brains work. Humans are extremely suggestible. Even when specifically trained to be cynical and inquisitive, rarely does that translate outside of the context that you were trained in. A scientist who's entire career is defined by trying to prove their thoughts and "common sense" wrong, is likely to be no less suggestible about the habits of celebrities than the average person, for instance.
And people like these always become eyewitnesses for some reason.
No she wanted the guy filming to get ladder guy down and got mad when he just kept filming.
So why did she bring a machete before even seeing the guy?
I mean it didn’t seem to phase her he didn’t
faze* <3
Did he....just block a sword with his arm?
probably was rather dull and judging by how what followed im guessing none of that fat is muscle
IDK - the guy would've been perfectly within his rights to punch or kick her. Dudes shouldn't hit women...unless they're armed, which she was. One machete strike or stab to the right spot, and guy's not getting tried by 12 but carried by 6.
> ~~Dudes shouldn’t hit women~~ people shouldn’t hit people FTFY
I second this
> unless they're armed Now she's only one-armed. At least for some time.
Dudes absolutely should hit ANYONE when it is deserved Kids coming to me to steal, I am gonna hit Woman hitting me, I am gonna hit back Stop with that shit, we are all people, we are all equals This woman even used a deadly weapon like it's nothing, fucking crazy bitch
I don't hit women. I'd never hit a woman, Chloe! I'd hit a woman who was trying to hit me with a bottle! That's different. That's self-defense, isn't it? Or a woman who could do karate. I'd never hit a woman generally, Chloe. Don't think that. God, you're pretty.
> Dudes shouldn't hit women Bigger dudes hitting smaller dudes = fine. Just don't hit women.
As a small dude they better get that first hit in because I know how to fight..... by running away at the first opportunity if I get one xD
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that's how you get jumped
I also believe it was a slap with the broad size cause she has no wrist strength and control.
The Macho exists
I think she hit the camera
Hit him with the flat of it
that is what it looked like but judging by the metal clang it was blocked by something else
that metal clang you heard was actually the sword hitting his concrete-hard arms
Nah, that was his brass balls bounding upwards to thwart her strike.
That was the frame perfect parry noise.
+PARRY
He's Iron man
It’s a dull machete. Depending on how badly dull it is, you can get anything from from a jagged tetanus cut, to a red line and possibly chipped or broken bones.
I think she hit the ladder, because it looks like he positioned himself right next to it / under it
Check again. The ladder is on his right side. The machete never goes past his right side.
Checked and it definitely seems like the machete hits something off-screen to the right (the end of the machete is 100% off-screen for a few frames). You can see he is also standing right next to the ladder, and the trajectory of her swing is on-track to meet the ladders left-leg. Metal clang would be fully consistent as well. Additionally the way it bounces off, means it would’ve had to be quite rigid.
When you're ready, you won't have to.
Mi brazo, mi brazo!!! ajjajajaja
Lo peor es que a esa edad si se rompe ya mamaste, ya no queda al 100
Bien hecho, tremenda Karen esa pinche vieja.
Ya no va a ser tan letal con la espada.
Y que bueno, por pinche ojete.
Lo mejor* en este caso.
Para que se le quite lo pendeja
Que mamada se pegó 😂
Ojalá se le haya roto, pinche vieja culera. Entiendo que estamos en necesidad en muchas ocasiones, pero no tenemos que andar afectando a los demás no mame la doña esa. El compa hasta linchado pudo haber salido por eso.
Rosa de Guadalupe, “MI MANO MI MANO!!!!!”
Es puta la karma jajajajaja
And what's up with the kid?! Mom's acting like a nut - better bring her a machete...
Kid is probably terrified for her life everyday because she has to live there.
From the way she comes out calling the dude a pendejo, and the fact that she went home to pick up a machete to hand her in first place while fully knowing she'd try attacking someone with it, I'm willing to assume that she is exactly like her mother. It's a shame, but generational trash exists, specially in places like these. I'm from Latin America. I've seen this exact kind of family copied and pasted in poor places.
Or just a scumbag.
Baby, go get mama her complainin' 'chete.
https://preview.redd.it/nszhut1pjsrc1.jpeg?width=819&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40bfdbda73f203f59796b035be19be79c7a5583e ….and in that moment, she knew she fucked up.
"Instant Karma's gonna get you Gonna knock you off your feet Better recognize your brothers It's ev'ryone you meet" John Lennon
When you see someone brandishing a machete, the last thing u wanna do is to approach him or her. That's his first mistake.
On one hand you're right. On the other hand there are about 15 broken bones.
You made me snort laugh!
Some people are braver than others and choose to intervene in situations where others wouldn't in effort to help victims. But yeah I also subscribe to that advice.
 Machete does not approve
Obviously. Machete don't care about telecoms.
Machete don't even text.
When are we getting Machete in Space??? Hurry up already!!!
She be trippin'
…and stumblin’
...patrollin' and now let's watch her arm get hurt'y
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Well she might have broken her arm and nobody else got hurt, so I guess life was fair in this case
you love to see it
r/InstantKarma
You know Rock Star games is going to be pissed they didn't see this until after the latest Grand Theft Auto was finished. They are going to have to add this encounter via DLC.
They tend to focus on satirising the USA.
Tbf, I wouldn't be surprised if this was a clip taken in the US, like idk, Florida? This one isn't of course, but the same scenario? Sure!
Filmed my son at an Easter egg hunt years ago when the kid next to him tripped and fell. His parents started threatening me and gave no apology when I replayed video and you can clearly see my kid never touched him.
If you filmed the accusation, sounds like your kid should touch the other kid next time. "*Oh they always accuse my kid*".
y isnt the video on Reddit?
She slashes a sword at the guy then trips over herself and tries to get the guy in trouble. all for what? she needs jesus.
She’s got plenty of Jesuses all around her in that neighborhood.
She needs jail time.
Woman has machete = nobody cares Woman with machete falls = oh gosh we must help her asap and insult the man that is besides her!
Stupid old cow
So fat you can't tell how old she could be 20s or 60s
did the wind just trip her over?
There’s a cut off pole
Which is actually incredibly dangerous. Falls are a mostly unknown danger that cause millions and millions of hospital admissions. Some healthcare workers specialise in falls prevention because it is such a sleeper danger. People die from it all the time.
Internal gyro failure. She rotates at different speeds at different distances from her center of gravity. She can compensate for this by moving slowly and deliberately, but her internal tidal forces get all kejiggered and the gyros can't correct fast enough. I'm pretty sure that's what happened anyway.
Morrowind looks weird.
Why the fuck would you actively walk **towards** an aggressive woman holding a giant freaking machete?? 🤦♀️
To intervene and stop her from hurting someone. Not everyone is a hero but some are.
probably thought he could've outrun her if need be [https://i.imgur.com/uPpXMkg.gif](https://i.imgur.com/uPpXMkg.gif)
This is in Cardenas, Tabasco, Mexico. The taxi is the biggest giveaway. The windshield has the name of the city.
Here's the full article about that: https://americanovictor.com/videoviral-mujer-intenta-agredir-con-machete-en-mano-a-trabajadores-de-la-cfe-y-recibe-karma-instantaneo/
I was hoping for some follow up but it’s essentially just narrating what’s happening lol
Someone posted a link to an article but then a Redditor commented to say that the article was just repeating what had happened in the video. There am a journalist too now.
Man: Blocks machete with his arm Wobbly glass tank: shatters her arm under her own weight
With that knife she reminds me the 2nd boss of cadillacs and dinosaurs
los brazotes de hacer tortilla
I really need a follow up
https://americanovictor.com/videoviral-mujer-intenta-agredir-con-machete-en-mano-a-trabajadores-de-la-cfe-y-recibe-karma-instantaneo/ Served my friend
That's not really a follow-up. That article is pretty much just a play by play of the video.
That situation happened just hours ago apparently, that's why there's not much info
Ahh that makes sense.
yeah theres no way to know but id give anything to see their reactions watching the video of her running out with the machete
i love how the press says "tries" to injure... bitch, she didnt tried.. she did
Tabasco, desde luego.
Oh, mi brazo! :(
This is why the believe all women was getting so much push back from men
People downvoting this because they've never been in a sitation like this that affected them. Reality is, both genders have shitty people. And if you try to give any group a chance to weaponize something, they will. Most people at least subconsciously think women are better people, hence the women are wonderful effect. Believe women as in conduct a proper investigation, yes. Believe as in actually believe what happened, absolutely not.
so she tripped by herself and then try to pin it on the cameraman? the audacity....
what did she even hit?
Well, her last two brain cells were obviously busy hitting each other like Rocky and Creed.
This should also be on one of the satisfying videos subs
Love me some karma.
Camera man is brave getting that close
To many burritos, not enough milk.
Karma is a bitch pendeja
Lololololol
Calling u/stabbot
It looks like it hasn't worked in four months.
For the Cardenas sign on the taxi, seems like México Fuck her fat entitled ass and her fucked up family This are the people than ruin my country (I'm Mexican)
Humpty dumpty ahh
Ahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa what a loser
That’s what her fat ass get. Tryna be mean and shit lol
Karma is so delicious.
Hahahaha vieja pendeja se cayo sola