Not to mention in the video she had a walker in front of her then when you add on the fact of being asleep when it happened, it's unrealistic to expect an older person to start flailing around.
Breaking:Female passenger killed after being set on fire on an NYC subway train
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None of that shyt is true. When is the last time you’ve seen someone burn alive or worked with a burn victim? When’s the last time you’ve suffered from any traumatic injury?
most folks get all their medical knowledge from CW shows
None of that shyt is true. When is the last time you’ve seen someone burn alive or worked with a burn victim? When’s the last time you’ve suffered from any traumatic injury?
i'm convinced most people have never - and will never - experience anything bigger than a small grease fire. folks think shock is a facial expression
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I wasn't victim-blaming this woman.
I acknowledge that the man responsible did a horrific act of crime and should prosecuted at the highest level of the law; however, some of you guys are just too basic in your thinking and only see things from the surface of what's been reported, which hasn't been much.
I just find the victim, her lack of action in the midst of severe trauma/death, and the circumstances surrounding her death to be unusual and overall very weird. Nobody goes into shock instantly unless she's afraid of fire, but even then, the reports state she never bothered screaming for help, let alone acknowledge that she was burning, which attributed to why bystanders were being precarious in helping her because they might've thought she was crazy.
She wasn't elderly; some said she was a college student age, which implies she's young and would be younger than me (29) actually.
It's impossible not to feel that level of heat intensity and remain calm as she did...it gives off that the victim, mentally or emotionally, wasn't all the way there. She couldn't have just burst onto exaggerated flames that quickly unless she was dosed with a flammable substance. People keep saying she was sleeping, but the video shows her standing up, holding a pole while she was burning, and at some point trying to turn around.
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Which is fine and your prerogative you want to say that, but your comment completely goes off the rails by bringing up human sacrifices to support your narrative of trying to help you understand the situation.
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I say sacrifice because NYC used to have cases of human sacrifices throughout the city in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, whole bodies and parts found throughout the city. Satanic rituals and cults used to be a thing in certain NYC neighborhoods, and the way her attacker sat there in a disturbing manner as she burned gives a little insight into his psyche.
The fact she didn't scream for help, yell in agony, acknowledge herself burning, or try to even save herself only adds more to the mystery surrounding this whole ordeal, Bystanders were being precarious in helping her because they might've thought she was crazy due to her minimal reactions or complete lack thereof at that moment.
She may have been going through things emotionally and mentally, leading to suicidal thoughts, or she was a part of something darker than we imagined.
Sure he could be just psychotic but just because he's an illegal immigrant doesn't mean he can't be into some dark twisted shyt the same thing with the victim, we don't know if there's any type of connection between herself and her attack, some things are not always what it seems on the surface.
Yes they do. Burn victims face a myriad of challenges. The biggest is inhalation burns. Fire eats the oxygen coming out of you. You can’t actually see all parts of a fire, it could have already been feeding off the O2 in her airway. The heat damages all the tissue down to the lungs. That’s why people engulfed in flames can’t scream, talk, or breathe.
There’s multiple kinds of “shock”. It’s the bodies inability to continue compensating for trauma, sometimes it’s the body overcompensating for trauma. Often it is instant, be it psychogenic shock, hypovolemic, thermogenic, neurogenic, etc.
Pain, fear, shock, and all kinds of things cause people to freeze exactly where they are. burning is excruciating until the heat is deep enough to destroy the nerves in the skin.
I’ve seen people stabbed, shot, blown into shreds, thrown by explosions, traumatic brain injuries, falls, fractures, total burn. 9/10 a human is not going to do anything but freeze, flinch, become confused, maybe piss themselves, and/or drop to the ground.
listen pal this is the internet. you and your credentials can beat it
Yes they do. Burn victims face a myriad of challenges. The biggest is inhalation burns. Fire eats the oxygen coming out of you. You can’t actually see all parts of a fire, it could have already been feeding off the O2 in her airway. The heat damages all the tissue down to the lungs. That’s why people engulfed in flames can’t scream, talk, or breathe.
There’s multiple kinds of “shock”. It’s the bodies inability to continue compensating for trauma, sometimes it’s the body overcompensating for trauma. Often it is instant, be it psychogenic shock, hypovolemic, thermogenic, neurogenic, etc.
Pain, fear, shock, and all kinds of things cause people to freeze exactly where they are. burning is excruciating until the heat is deep enough to destroy the nerves in the skin.
I’ve seen people stabbed, shot, blown into shreds, thrown by explosions, traumatic brain injuries, falls, fractures, total burn. 9/10 a human is not going to do anything but freeze, flinch, become confused, maybe piss themselves, and/or drop to the ground.
just hold your breath, find the nearest water fountain, and stop/drop/roll
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lol being an Army medic will show you some things over the years. Let me also add seeing someone get ran over, I forgot all about that.
He will probably avoid this thread now and pretend your comments never existed
Yes they do. Burn victims face a myriad of challenges. The biggest is inhalation burns. Fire eats the oxygen coming out of you. You can’t actually see all parts of a fire, it could have already been feeding off the O2 in her airway. The heat damages all the tissue down to the lungs. That’s why people engulfed in flames can’t scream, talk, or breathe.
There’s multiple kinds of “shock”. It’s the bodies inability to continue compensating for trauma, sometimes it’s the body overcompensating for trauma. Often it is instant, be it psychogenic shock, hypovolemic, thermogenic, neurogenic, etc.
Pain, fear, shock, and all kinds of things cause people to freeze exactly where they are. burning is excruciating until the heat is deep enough to destroy the nerves in the skin.
I’ve seen people stabbed, shot, blown into shreds, thrown by explosions, traumatic brain injuries, falls, fractures, total burn. 9/10 a human is not going to do anything but freeze, flinch, become confused, maybe piss themselves, and/or drop to the ground.
He will probably avoid this thread now and pretend your comments never existed
I’m not even really mad at his pov, but we have to help everybody get over these misconceptions that years of TV brings about pretty much anything lol.
I know most people aren’t going to see stuff like that but us loudly and confidently arguing over stuff we have no idea about has gotten so much worse. He might as well have been asking why she didn’t just use a Nathan’s transmission to teleport herself out of the situation lol.
"You're going by numbers"...breh, you can't be serious
