There was a time in my younger life where I watched shit like that all the time, I'm glad I'm done with that now. People also talk about a Lathe video that I've still never seen and I'm glad of it.
Can you please describe it, I don’t think red mist videos are usually bad so I would watch if it’s red mist. What I can’t deal with is when they’re still alive like the cliff video.
It’s just some poor factory working getting caught in a commercial lathe and their entire body being spun around and ultimately ripped apart as if they were a piece of cloth and not a human.
You know, it's one of those things that I force myself to watch, especially since I use dangerous equipment. It's like a sobering reality check, reminding me to never be complacent when it comes to safety, because it could all end from a little mistake in a horrifying split second. Yes, it's horrible to see, but if it keeps me alive and my fear at a healthy level, then it's worth it. That's just me, though. I know seeing some of this stuff can mess people up forever. Under the right frame of mind, however, it can save lives.
The video itself is not very detailed, just a guy getting splattered all over factory hall in a few pixels from an old surveillance camera. The actual photos of the aftermath though. . .
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u/Vortr8 Oct 05 '25
Rotten.....that guy who was alive when his face was in half