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Tempting but I just got out off dubz.
I'm strangely unphased by the video. It has some, uh, unique elements though.
I can't help but think that in 1st world countries, people would be running *away* if there was volatile explosive fuel spewing out of control.
Then dont, its not like people dont know that gas is highly flammabe, there were army people trying to close down the area but people decided to overpower them as a mob.
If the army had repelled them, these people would be tearing their clothes crying about a military repression.
Soo...
I read about this on Reddit this practice is a normal thing driven by cartels. Some gas stations get almost all of their gas from this. Apparently the government cracked down on it at one point and it caused a gas shotage crisis.
Fuel leak and gas leak were two different things.yell gas leak in an office and ill bet everyone gets out in a hurry
Tempting but I just got out off dubz.
I've seen at least two people in this thread blaming this tragic incident on a lack of education. Seriously, how educated do you have to be to know that it's a bad idea to have any kind of spark/flame near a highly combustible fuel source? This is the result of stupidity, not ignorance.
Fumes, man. Fumes.I said lack of education but what I was saying is people who thought they were far enough away weren’t because as the gasoline sat there, spreading like water and evaporated during the day, night fell cooling down the area causing the vapor to concentrate on the ground. You’d need to have a higher than middle school science background to even begin to understand this.
Remember liquid gasoline cannot combust.
Fumes, man. Fumes.
That's a lot of gas. They knew a lot of gas was spilled. You can't tell me that cold air is going to erase the odor of that much gas and erase knowledge of the spill.That’s what I’m saying here. As night fell and it got colder, areas that may had send safe now weren’t due to gasoline vapors condensing and staying close to the ground and spreading
That's a lot of gas. They knew a lot of gas was spilled. You can't tell me that cold air is going to erase the odor of that much gas and erase knowledge of the spill.
That explanation does not reconcile knowledge of the spill.If you are around it long enough you’ll go nose blind.
Apparently this is how it started
I don’t think it has anything to with it being people “south of the border.” It’s more of a “play stupid games, win stupid prizes” thing. I think most people’s reaction to people hanging around a geyser of gasoline is “what did you expect to happen?!” It doesn’t matter if they’re poor and brown.Well when you get pissy like “sorry but I don’t really care tbh” and “I guess they won’t starve to death” it just shows how little value is put on life of people south of the border.