Breaking:Large explosion at public event in Boston*Mod warning in OP

DrumSteve · 16-04-2013 02:05AM

becost wrote: »

Extremely graphic and disturbing for some people:

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I cant understand why anyone would post that.

16-04-2013 02:06AM

becost wrote: »

Extremely graphic and disturbing for some people:

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:eek: im shedding tears after seeing that

SRFC · 16-04-2013 02:08AM

DrumSteve wrote: »

I cant understand why anyone would post that.

This is reality,nobody asked you to click on it,although I do wonder what goes through peoples heads who take these pictures,too busy taking photos instead of helping,clearly see the paramedic checking for a pulse,it takes a lot to make me cry and im close to it after seeing that.

General General · 16-04-2013 02:08AM

Deleted User wrote: »

why is very terroist attack a false flag ffs how stupid are people yo think this

alex jones sure is a nutjob

http://www.mediaite.com/online/alex-jones-declares-boston-a-false-flag-operation-fbi-behind-every-domestic-terror-plot/

Chubby has been going on about the US government pulling a false flag 'in the coming days or weeks' for past five or six years.

16-04-2013 02:09AM

so 5-6 deaths so far

darced · 16-04-2013 02:09AM

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becost · 16-04-2013 02:09AM

DrumSteve wrote: »

I cant understand why anyone would post that.

I can't understand why you clicked the link, especially with the warning I included. If it's any consolation, I didn't particularly enjoy looking at those photos either.

My name is URL · 16-04-2013 02:10AM

becost wrote: »

Extremely graphic and disturbing for some people:

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Those are really bad, but people should see them I guess. It's the horrible reality of such things.

Scary to think that compared to the carnage caused by most attacks around the world; this is one was relatively mild in terms of fatalities.

darced · 16-04-2013 02:12AM

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DyldeBrill · 16-04-2013 02:12AM

My name is URL wrote: »

Those are really bad, but people should see them I guess. It's the horrible reality of such things.

Scary to think that compared to the carnage caused by most attacks around the world; this is one was relatively mild in terms of fatalities.

Your right people should see reality, but I for one cannot bare to see any of them! Wouldn't be able to sleep for a month!

Latchy · 16-04-2013 02:13AM

Would advise anybody who squeamish and hasn't seen those photograph's yet not to click on the link .

rebel girl 15 · 16-04-2013 02:14AM

SRFC wrote: »

This is reality,nobody asked you to click on it,although I do wonder what goes through peoples heads who take these pictures,too busy taking photos instead of helping,clearly see the paramedic checking for a pulse,it takes a lot to make me cry and im close to it after seeing that.

It looked as if her leg was actually under her body

For some people its a coping mechanism, looking through the lense of a camera means its not real, think one of those individuals was already featured on BBC. The aeriel shot showing all the blood on the pavement like red paint is very bad as well

Hospitals are putting the number of casualties together overnight, next press conference is at 9.30am local time

kona · 16-04-2013 02:14AM

becost wrote: »

Extremely graphic and disturbing for some people:

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That is pretty full on, you should probably remove it before you get people in a state.

Make them google it if they want to see it, as has been said that's the reality of it and while it's rough, I'd rather know what really happens, god forbid I get caught up in such a situation.

SRFC · 16-04-2013 02:18AM

6hrs on and not a word on who is to blame,I thought they would have an idea who done it or at least whispers would be going around on who is to blame,its like something out of a hollywood triller,makes you realise how lucky you are to be alive these poor people must have thought they were in zero danger for the day watching a marathon.

Xavi6 · 16-04-2013 02:18AM

kona wrote: »

That is pretty full on, you should probably remove it before you get people in a state.

Make them google it if they want to see it, as has been said that's the reality of it and while it's rough, I'd rather know what really happens, god forbid I get caught up in such a situation.

You're not being forced to click the link, it's as valid a post in this thread as the majority of others.

space_man · 16-04-2013 02:18AM

DrumSteve wrote: »

I cant understand why anyone would post that.

sad to say, but we humans have a dark ghoulish curiosity when it comes to such things.

rebel girl 15 · 16-04-2013 02:20AM

Just saw a photo online of a police officer on the roof " A police officer with a rifle watches from the roof of the Lenox Hotel overlooking the finish area of the 2013 Boston Marathon in Boston" - could explain the mystery manon the roof earlier

skimpydoo · 16-04-2013 02:22AM

Piers Morgan is now on CNN and he is doing a great job reporting on the tragedy.

Overheal · 16-04-2013 02:22AM

SRFC wrote: »

I do wonder what goes through peoples heads who take these pictures,too busy taking photos instead of helping

Think about it. Recording the tragedy is making a record of the events. Note, for instance, that on 9/11 there is no reliable visual record of a plan striking the Pentagon, which has had the conspiracy theorists in a complete tizzy ever since. Recording the events as they unfold can be considered evidence.

The other thing is, what are you supposed to do? A man's leg is blown off, for instance, and emergency personnel are at the scene. They are trained and educated on handling the triage. You are not. You could easily cause further injury in trying to help. Unless you're instructed to by emergency personnel, its usually best to stay out of the way and don't obstruct them from doing the job.

I remember being near the scene of a wreck moments after it happened. One car in the trees, another completely flipped over. Pulled over and ran to help, except there was nothing to do. 10 or so people including me huddled around the car while one or two people were actually in a position to help break the sidedoor glass with an improvised hammer and pull the driver out. Someone was already calling 911. I didn't even directly witness the accident, so I couldn't even provide a statement. There are just situations where having 3 bodies or 30 bodies will not have any noticeable difference in effect.

Killer Wench · 16-04-2013 02:22AM

Oklahoma. It is a Choctaw word.

The news coverage reminds me of Sandy Hook. Just a lot of speculation to fill the air.

Duggy747 · 16-04-2013 02:24AM

The wheelchair guy from earlier is in those pictures rolling around. Earlier pictures showed a guy in a cowboy hat holding up his artery.

Poor guy was standing directly beside the bomb.

16-04-2013 02:24AM

500,000 people on the street most people were very lucky

kona · 16-04-2013 02:24AM

Xavi6 wrote: »

You're not being forced to click the link, it's as valid a post in this thread as the majority of others.

What are you on about? I'm not complaining about it.

Xavi6 · 16-04-2013 02:25AM

kona wrote: »

What are you on about? I'm not complaining about it.

Then why did you suggest it be removed?

you should probably remove it

16-04-2013 02:26AM

most people are having there limbs taken off cannot save them

3 kids in critical condition

wonderfullife · 16-04-2013 02:26AM

kona wrote: »

What are you on about? I'm not complaining about it.

i think he was referring to your words "you should probably remove it". Which validates his whole post in fact.

argosy2006 · 16-04-2013 02:27AM

Police won't find who did it, the people will, someone knows something that will lead to the person resposible ,

rebel girl 15 · 16-04-2013 02:27AM

this is from behind one of the explosions, and you can see that the crowds are three and four thick

http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/4631722-3x2-940x627.jpg

kona · 16-04-2013 02:27AM

Xavi6 wrote: »

Then why did you suggest it be removed?

So morons don't drag it off topic moaning.....(unfortunately )

errlloyd · 16-04-2013 02:28AM

rebel girl 15 wrote: »

this is from behind one of the explosions, and you can see that the crowds are three and four thick

http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/4631722-3x2-940x627.jpg

That second explosion certainly seems considerably worse than the first.

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