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[BluRayHiDef]

A few years ago I stumbled upon a gore site and became disturbed but also morbidly intrigued by what I saw there. I do not take pleasure in seeing others suffer, but real depictions of death and severe bodily injury attract my attention because they uniquely convey the fragility and mortality of human beings - and drive me to think of my own. However, they're also - obviously - disturbing.

Hence, I used to go through periods during which I would view the latest additions to that gore site daily, which would be followed by periods during which I would avoid it and eventually stop thinking about it.

However, a couple of months ago a coworker told me about another gore site, and it seems to include even more graphic depictions of death and injury. I've been visiting it on and off since then, but I want to stop visiting it completely...but I can't help myself.

One thing that the two gore sites with which I'm familiar have indicated to me is that South America is the most brutal region on the planet, especially Mexico and Brazil. What do you guys think can be done to stop the violence in these countries?

 

[King of Foxes]

I vist theync pretty often. I dont go explicitly for gore but during the Ukrainas war there was plenty of combat footage.

I will watch isis and war stuff but stay the fuck away from cartel videos. I don't need to see someone skinned alive again

 

[brap]

No.

What do you guys think can be done to stop the violence in these countries?

Nothing. It's their culture.

 

[BluRayHiDef]

I vist theync pretty often. I dont go explicitly for gore but during the Ukrainas war there was plenty of combat footage.

I will watch isis and war stuff but stay the fuck away from cartel videos. I don't need to see someone skinned alive again

The cartel videos are definitely the most brutal. I don't see why the cartels do what they do, because they're simply assuring that the same be done to them when they're captured by their enemies. They're enabling an endless cycle of extreme violence.

Do you think that legalizing drugs would depower them?

 

[King of Foxes]

The cartel videos are definitely the most brutal. I don't see why the cartels do what they do, because they're simply assuring that the same be done to them when they're captured by their enemies. They're enabling an endless cycle of extreme violence.

Do you think that legalizing drugs would depower them?

I have no idea, i really dont know how you come back from such violence. I imagine it would be similar to how child soldiers cannot adapt to normal life afterwards.

There is just too much violence over such little things. I saw a video of a woman being dismembered alive by a rival gang, I cant see thr people capable of that suddenly stopping if drugs were legal

 

[BluRayHiDef]

I have no idea, i really dont know how you come back from such violence. I imagine it would be similar to how child soldiers cannot adapt to normal life afterwards.

There is just too much violence over such little things. I saw a video of a woman being dismembered alive by a rival gang, I cant see thr people capable of that suddenly stopping if drugs were legal

I think that I saw the same video. Was she wearing red pants?

 

[King of Foxes]

I think that I saw the same video. Was she wearing red pants?

I cant remember, i didn't last the whole thing. They started with cutting off her arms at the elbows

 

[Jon Neu]

The cartel videos are by far the most brutal & evil shit out there. Isis looks humanitarian in comparison.

 

[Jill Valentine]

I did when I was in my teens, but these days I can't watch that shit. It's rough. It's potentially a great political lesson though.

 

[BluRayHiDef]

I cant remember, i didn't last the whole thing. They started with cutting off her arms at the elbows

Yes, that's the video. Very, very disturbing. I wonder if that happened to her simply for being a member of an enemy cartel or because she did something specifically.

 

[King of Foxes]

Yes, that's the video. Very, very disturbing. I wonder if that happened to her simply for being a member of an enemy cartel or because she did something specifically.

If i remember the description correctly it was just because she was in a rival gang. Brutal stuff

 

[BluRayHiDef]

If i remember the description correctly it was just because she was in a rival gang. Brutal stuff

The United States needs to do something about the cartels.

 

[SLoWMoTIoN]

The type of people that run those sites have something extremely wrong with em'. That being said, no. Not for a long while I haven't.

The United States needs to do something about the cartels.

But where will you get your snuff fix from if something is done?

 

[BluRayHiDef]

The type of people that run those sites have something extremely wrong with em'. That being said, no. Not for a long while I haven't.

But where will you get your snuff fix from if something is done?

1. The people that run these sites do so in order to inform people who live in civilized countries how brutal life is in other parts of the world. A lot of people live in bubbles and don't know how violent and savage human beings who live outside of their bubbles are.

2. I don't get satisfaction from gore.

 

[Mohonky]

I did when I was in my teens, but these days I can't watch that shit. It's rough. It's potentially a great political lesson though.

Thats kind of where I fall. When people talk about open borders etc and how it's racist not to have them; I think about how little life is actually worth in some cultures and think the people who advocate for open borders how they would feel about letting some of these people in. I don't even know how people can do some of the shit you see, much less go about functioning as a normal human being.