@Chris-vt6nl of course I'm not a real doctor, I was being sarcastic. If I was a real doctor, I'd be far too busy prescribing vastly overpriced drugs - ahem...sorry - 'medicines', at the behest of Big Pharma. Drugs [damn it] MEDICINES that they definitely didn't stumble across looking for one thing, only to discover an accidental side effect that has a 5% chance of helping 2% of people with an entirely DIFFERENT illness, but that "hey fuck it, we can make a killing selling this shit to idiots." See what I did there? Or maybe you didn't... EDITED FOR GRAMMAR.
@@Chris-vt6nlof course I'm not a real doctor. If I were, I'd be far too busy prescribing vastly overpriced drugs - ahem, sorry - 'medicines" - at the behest of Big Pharma. Drugs [damn it] MEDICINES, that they stumbled across while looking for something else, that help 5% of people 2% of the time. See what I did there? Or maybe not...
@@davikleinpaul What is the joke? The IRS is literally extremely lenient with non-payers and late-payers. It just sounds like you have no fucking idea what you are talking about.
That wasn't even a real RPG. If it was, you would barely see it move before hitting it's target blow up before it digs that deep in the torso and most notably wound see a hot motlen copper stream shoot out after the explosion
The death might be service related though... But look at me in my eyes, we aren't and you're not claiming that on any life insurance policies though, okay? We're going to be nice and take care of you. We're going to give you $35,000. Have a good night. We're potentially, sorry that you might have lost someone or something in the course of the previous 3 months.
Humpty wasn’t the issue, yes he did fall. But what you don’t know is that humpty wasn’t on a wall. The government created the illusion that humpty that him having a great fall means he fell off a high wall. In fact that is a lie. Eggs can survive falling on grass. Humpty did not fall on grass instead on the ground in the direction of the horses. Meaning, humpty was pushed off the wall by force. The kings men could not put him together because it was a setup. Humpty dumpster was assassinated. Dun dun duuuuuun idk maybe? Just a silly thought I had
"I remember one time in my past as a Black Ops agent undercover as a Yakuza, when I deflected an RPG-7 rocket with nothing but my bare hands and blew up seven guys while protecting the Maharaja" or some convoluted crap like that
Steven Seagal would also be like “in fact, I remember, somewhere outside of Rio De Janeiro, I actually taught the RPG-7 how to blow up a human torso. It took him practice but with my dojo he learned a lot and became very disciplined under my council.”
I remember hearing an interview with an ex marine where he was asked, what's the quickest way to vaporize a human being? He responded, a direct impact from an RPG does it pretty well. It's nice to see he wasn't lying.
To be fair, anything from a mortar on up would basically do the same thing if it hits you. Heck, a 16 inch shell doesn't even have to be all that close.
@@damondiehl5637 does it detonate when it hits flesh tho? I thoight they needed impact on something hard. Wouldnt it just propell right through your body? As seen in the video it didnt explode untill it hit the cinderblocks behind
@@ANewHandTouchesTheBeacon I'm not an expert, but a modern soldier would be wearing armor or be carrying gear that would provide enough resistance to set off the trigger, although I heard about a Marine being taken to the hospital on Camp Pendleton in the 80s with a LAW rocket in him and during Iraqi Freedom there was an article about docs treating a soldier with an RPG in him. There are two safeties and it easy in the middle of a fight to forget to remove both. I remember Myth Busters shooting a van with an RPG and it went through the sheet metal on both sides before detonating on the far side of the van, but it did detonate. There is a variety of warheads, now, to include antipersonnel.
Idk what I was expecting but this was 100% worse than what I thought it would. The thing that's absolutely the wildest to me is the fact that the wound the was already fatal _before_ it exploded, the explosion that thing is known for is just overkill. I always kinda assumed (without thinking too hard) that rpgs and stuff like that would just explode on contact, maybe feeling like a split second tap or slap before killing you with the explosion, but today I was reminded that A) these things are just cannons that also blow up, and B) Cannons were already very efficient at killing long before they could blow up
Built different? Nah bro you’d be built like a 2 year olds birthday cake that his parents gave him to eat by himself so they could take pictures of him tearing into it.
There's something morbidly comical about bro's head just casually plopping to the ground about 4 seconds after the rest of him is subjected to instantaneous de-existing.
The wizard can't kill you with Fireball, so he whips out the Dwarven "Farcaster" shoulder cannon loaded with a glass cannon ball filled with Alchemist's Fire. Wizard: "Oh, I'm terribly sorry. You when saying?" Other guy: "...."
So, in the full video, you can see that they packed that rocket case as full as they could with HE. That's why it was so front heavy. If there is such a thing as HE anti personnel rockets for the RPG-7, then this is like that on steroids. Though, iirc most anti-personnel explosive devices, launched or what-have-you, tend to rely more on fragmentation than necessarily sheer explosive power.
