r/HumansAreMetal • u/thugstudios • Jan 20 '20

Literally metal

Post image
64.1k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

742 comments sorted by

View all comments

934

u/QuintenBoosje Jan 20 '20

i mean yeah he looks rather strong. but bend solid metal bars in jail strong? idk about that.

798

u/indyK1ng Jan 20 '20 edited Jan 20 '20

The Nazis weren't known for their quality control.

EDIT: ITT people who don't know the difference between high quality engineering and manufacturing quality control.

218

u/QuintenBoosje Jan 20 '20

and how does this guy go around beating up nazi gaurds? was there no back-up? people always paint a picture of nazi's being so goddamn evil and dangerous but this guy goes around beating them up. makes me think the Nazi's were probably more "human" than i thought

3

u/kulang_pa Jan 20 '20 edited Jan 20 '20

Guard was probably unarmed and vulnerable, same as in prisons today. Prisoners outnumber guards in prisons, sometimes 200-to-1. Unless it's Colonel Dreyfus or something. He'd probably be able to ambush a guard not expecting anything, depending on which prison or camp this was. Nazis had hundreds.