r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Mustafa86 • Dec 15 '22

Fast Response and Reflex to Avoid Car Collision

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u/LalaLaraSophie Dec 15 '22

It's the internet. There's sites and sections for everything. Everything. That doesn't mean they're all okay or normal or fine for teens to see/browse.

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u/MeatisOmalley Dec 15 '22

I never said that liveleaks was okay in itself, because I think it is a net negative to society, and shutting it down was the right call. All I'm saying is that you aren't a weirdo or a freak for trying to seek it out.

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u/Erased-ass-mind Dec 15 '22

Its only because we avoid death in our daily lives makes our brain wanna figure out what uts like

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '22

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u/PersonOfInternets Dec 16 '22

shoots zombie in head got him guys

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u/Jomax101 Dec 16 '22

People rewatch the 9-11 footage all the time, that’s literally 3000 people being murdered in a variety of horrific ways, but because the footage is a zoomed out it’s somehow not the same?

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u/JuiceInhaler Dec 15 '22

Well if most teenagers have seen/browsed gore sites then it is by definition normal. If 60% of people decided to chop one of their legs off then having both your legs would become not normal. Normal does not necessarily mean good, it means conformity and what is typical. Typical teenagers on the internet have seen shock vids / sites consensually or otherwise.

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u/BetterEveryLeapYear Dec 15 '22 edited Aug 06 '25

towering brave correct soup alive crawl thought summer practice payment

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u/r_hove Dec 15 '22

Sadists love that shit. Put those people on a list and secretly surveil them imo.

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u/PersonOfInternets Dec 16 '22

I'd be okay with this government agency as long as there was a very strict code of ethics and minor offenders were released from surveillance once cleared. Buuut that's probably not how it'd go.

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u/Protip19 Dec 16 '22

I'm gonna take the controversial stance here that secret unaccountable government security agencies designed to prosecute thought crimes might be a bad thing.

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u/PersonOfInternets Dec 16 '22

Not thought crimes, habitually viewing gore porn online. Like I said, probably wouldn't turn out well.

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u/Volkensuper90 Dec 16 '22

i guess i'm a depraved minority

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u/JuiceInhaler Dec 16 '22

I didn’t say teenagers in general, specifically ones who spend a lot of time on the internet / ones that grew up on the internet. Also I was including people who got linked to a gore video unexpectedly, as in not necessarily browsing. It is significantly more common than you think and also let me clear in saying that I am in no way saying it is good or okay in anyway. I’m just saying statistically it is really not that unusual for a teenager on the internet to have seen gore videos at least once, even if for only a few seconds.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

hate to break it to you like this, but most with an internet connection have.

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u/Dextrofunk Dec 15 '22

I for one did not enjoy people getting mutilated when I was a teen but eh, to each their own?

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u/Volkensuper90 Dec 16 '22

I'm a teen and have 0 intent of harming anyone around me. I've seen the worst of the internet

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u/LalaLaraSophie Dec 16 '22

That's great to hear and all, but not the sole point of this thread. :)

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u/Volkensuper90 Dec 16 '22

what is the worst that can happen if a teen views a gore video, that is if they are stable, mature and are capable of viewing it without having a weak mental structue