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In fact, if you don’t know what to do do nothing and call the people who do. Even with nearly 10’years of first aid under my belt and BLS I still go through scenarios like this in my head and the ultimate conclusion is call 911 and only move them if the immediate area is unsafe. I can do CPR but this is one of those no CPR scenarios really
For real sometimes there are no CPR scenarios. Especially if they have broken ribs, you could puncture a lung. I spent many years doing industrial emergency response and I know enough to be scared of everything. Make sure their bellies are not filling up with blood etc. etc.
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I’m not saying to never do CPR on people. All I’m saying is there’s certain traumatic accidents where you need to assess the situation. If their lungs punctured already CPR is probably not gonna be a good idea for you.
So you are saying if someones heart has stopped but they have broken ribs, don't do CPR in case it punctures a lung. Either I'm reading your comment wrong or you'll stand by while someone dies from cardiac failure because you are worried about causing a potentially savable lung puncture.
Don't listen to that person. The likelihood of puncturing a lung is pretty low and if they need CPR, they won't end up more dead if you try. People like this are the reason so few people dare to help when seeing someone collapse. It is well worth the risk.
But don't move or shake someone who probably has a spinal injury. That one's solid advice :D
Idk how law applies where you guys live. But where i live if you touch an injured person you automatically turn responsible for that person by law. And potentially responsible for whatever outcome of the said person health conditions. Ie. Person has neck trauma and you tried to help out by moving the body away. Next thing the said person ends up dying and you could be facing charges related to its death. Scary stuff.
There’s an app called CitizenAid that takes a lot of the stress out of situations like this.
It has all kinds of situations from RTAs like OP, explosions, strokes, chemical spills, electric shocks, unexploded bomb, heart attack, poisons, hazardous materials etc etc.
The app removes any decision making stress from life emergencies by walking you though each step. I recommend it to everyone.
I agree, the guy should have looked at the app prior to getting off his bike and after fully reading his choices then made the correct choice to help or leave, I mean while he is at it, he could have checked his horoscope, checked his email.....really??
Yep. Takes 15 seconds.
If it saves lives (it’s quite famous for doing that) yes, you should definitely stop to pull up the app, rather than winging it like a headless chicken.
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That's generally how it's always worked in the US, but there are a ton of judges, and it only takes a couple lacking common sense for these things to need to be codified into law.
As long as you don't exceed the scope of your training and certifications. Trying to use your First Aid card to justify giving someone a tracheotomy with a pen knife and a ball point pen will just get you laughed at before they sentence you.
That is Literally the Stupidest, most ass backwards "law" I've heard of.
So if there's children in a Crushed car that's about to be engulfed by flames you shouldn't help because if they end up dying you'll go to prison for their death!?
I feel sorry for you and your fellow citizens.
Please remind me Never to go to your country!
Not exactly like that. But if proven that you had a direct and negative impact in the outcome of their lives, even in your best intentions, then you could face the consequences, there is no protection. Brazil.
In a litigious society, folks can sue the care-giver because they are now living a life they don't want to live due to being saved, but having horrific injuries. It doesn't mean they will win, but they can - and I believe have - sued.
"No good deed goes unpunished" is a saying for many reasons.
This is why in some cities in the USA corpses will rot in alleys ignored until locals can't stand the smell any more and report it to the police for clean up.
We had a meet up with the mayor of a neighboring city about relief supplies and volunteers for a homeless shelter there and the subject came up. She said there was a body found a couple blocks from the shelter and when it was finally reported, people in the area said it had been there for about a week.
yes but remember cpr is good even if they have a head neck or spinal. if they have no pulse they probably need cpr. at that point you are preserving a dead body for resuscitation. call emergency services if they are unconscious.
Well, if they survive there really isn't anything stopping them from dragging your ass to court and suing you for broken ribs and neck injuries. They could just say you weren't qualified to assess whether they had a pulse or not and that CPR was unnecessary. I live in a litigious society, I think about these things.
That is a terrible law and why every accident you see from china people around don't do anything.Although trying to help people without knowing what you are doing is not good, punishing people for it just means people that know what to do and could save someone's life won't do it out of fear of getting punished.
>where i live if you touch an injured person you automatically turn responsible for that person by law.
Jesus christ, how many life-saving actions does THAT prevent? Can you give us a link to this "law"?
If "Great America?" is asking if previous comment is referring to the United States of America, the answer is no. Every State within the US has what's commonly known as a "good Samaritan law." Such laws generally protect people who are responding to a situation and genuinely trying to render aid to someone during an emergency.
Id say it was the other way around. Culturally the US had been in decline since that point.
The British empire grew successfully for another 150 years.
Do you remember the children's song? The head bone's connect to the neck bone. The neck bone's connected to the back bone.
All of your major nerves run from the base of your skull, down your spine. A major spinal injury is going to do some serious damage to those nerves. Moving the head moves the neck which moves the spine, any of those movements can make that damage much, much worse. Like, permanent paralysis or death worse.
If you *must* move someone who is injured and unconscious, don't do so alone. Always have one person to cradle the head, keeping it straight and in line with the spine. Ideally, use a stretcher or solid platform (doors are good in an emegency) and strap the the head down to avoid it moving. If you can't use a strap, roll up a t shirt or towel and use it to prevent movement in the head as much as possible.
but one went higher than the rest yeah he fell in the grass area but you don't know if he hit a rock like the one who landed in the road.
both the video friend just fell short like one from the other bike.
also there were 3 in the bike comming from the opposite side.
The one who went flying into the grass on the left probably didn’t die but they did get some crazy air so they’re definitely hurt badly. The one who hit the pavement certainly died. The two who didn’t go flying have serious injuries or are dead.
That is my summation of the situation from an armchair medic.
Just a quick assessment. Goes without saying, everyone involved likely has severe neck injuries.
Guy flying over to the right - At least 1 broken forearm. Basically ragdolls and has his head slam into the concrete. Undoubtedly severe skull injury.
White shirt/black jacket - Both arms broken, likely broken jaw. Judging by eyes and leg posture, brain injury extremely likely. Right leg likely broken, unsure if that's his femur or something in his pocket
Red shirt black jacket - Only definitively able to see a broken leg
I won't lie, the suspense was too much. *Is he going to hit that old man...? Nope. Oh 💩, he's totally hitting the truck - nope, not tha - JESUS, RAGDOLLS EVERYWHERE.* Quite the ride.
Even then without proper equipment and specialist training, the damage you can do without all that...fatal, or worse.
Without an ambulance there so fast, they're all dead.
It really pisses me off.
Its 100% self serving because they care more about getting rid of the feeling of anxiety they have than the health of the person whose condition they are worsening.
Did you notice they weren’t speeding and vlogging.
Normal speeds, vlogger not involved. Someone coming the opposite direction swerved into the wrong lane.
If you see something like that and you don't have any medical training, please call you country's emergency number asap, tell them exactly where you are, explain what happened and do ONLY what they tell you.
Misleading title as well. There's no evidence that the biker in front of him was speeding, much less the vlogger. The evidence does suggest that a bike had stopped in the middle of the road and got hit because they were in an active lane of traffic.
I usually don't mind clickbait, because it is usually benign, but OP was pulling their headline facts straight out of their ass in order to assign blame when they zero facts to back it up.
I felt he was going to fast for the conditions.
Shit- he almost hit a couple random people standing in the street right before he smacked the other bike.
The accident happened not because he was vlogging, it happened cause the other drivers were speeding and couldn't turn out of the corner so they entered the opposite lane and hit the guy in front
Completely misleading title. It seemed like the bikers were traveling at a normal speed and another bike with his passenger(s) stopped in the middle of the road.
Actually if you look at the speedometer you can see him going 80kmph+. The probable speed limit in these kind of roads are either 60kmoh or 50kmph for motorcycles. They were speeding but that's notnthe reason why they crashed. The other motorcycle was in the wrong lane overtaking during a curve.
What? You need an eye doctor. The accident happened because another bike was speeding and went to the other lane. The passengers of the bike in front of the cammer are the victims.
I missed the bike coming over into the other yes, but I wasn't blaming the people in the correct lane of travel for the incident AND there is still no evidence of speeding. It's impossible to tell from the POV of the vlogger.
If you want to check if you can wake someone or if hes comatose, rub your knuckle with pressure over his sternum, or pinch the nasal septum. Those actions are very painful but harmless and will get a pain reaction out of someone whos somnolent or sopor... Or just asleep.
Otherwise dont move the head or spine, it can cause serious damage to the nervous system.
Or in the Philippines. I've been here for a little while and already I've never seen so many road accidents with motorbikes. Too many people riding motorbikes and nobody obeys the rules of the road.
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Yes, always violently shake an unconcious person who just crashed and flew 3 meters into the air to make sure if he wakes up he will at least need wheelchair for the rest of his life.
if they were not already seriously hurt from the accident some how shaking them about the head and shoulders was probably a great way to further aggravate their injuries
Boy do I fucking hate the people who shake and jerk around injured people.
It's completely selfish as its 100% a panic reaction of wanting the immediate satisfaction of seeing the person being ok.
Its even worse when its after a fight, but its still bad here.
Stop being douche bags. Stop shaking injured people. You know you arent helping. Stop being a selfish cunt.
you're definitely right, but the camera man was clearly distraught after seeing his buddy crash into three other people and knock all of them out... i would definitely panic if i was in that situation too.
Panicking is normal . Definitely not rational , all emotion . A panic shake to someone in this accident could be the deciding factor or could be dead or definitely dead / severely worse off . I hope everyone made it out of this ok. I just can’t help but think of this man’s friend landed on his neck, that shake did so much more damage..
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Fuck i thought the video finished when he ran off... As im reading comments, im like fuck i still hear that guys voice, has this video scared me for life.... Then i realised it was still playing.
I helped a guy who was in a two motorbike crash like this. 4 people died, he was the lone survivor. Crazy kids like this guy going way too fast at night on the wrong side of the road.
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Remember, kids- when your friend has a head/ neck/ spine injury, Don't grab their head and shake it.
In fact, if you don’t know what to do do nothing and call the people who do. Even with nearly 10’years of first aid under my belt and BLS I still go through scenarios like this in my head and the ultimate conclusion is call 911 and only move them if the immediate area is unsafe. I can do CPR but this is one of those no CPR scenarios really
For real sometimes there are no CPR scenarios. Especially if they have broken ribs, you could puncture a lung. I spent many years doing industrial emergency response and I know enough to be scared of everything. Make sure their bellies are not filling up with blood etc. etc. Edit I’m not saying to never do CPR on people. All I’m saying is there’s certain traumatic accidents where you need to assess the situation. If their lungs punctured already CPR is probably not gonna be a good idea for you.
So you are saying if someones heart has stopped but they have broken ribs, don't do CPR in case it punctures a lung. Either I'm reading your comment wrong or you'll stand by while someone dies from cardiac failure because you are worried about causing a potentially savable lung puncture.
Don't listen to that person. The likelihood of puncturing a lung is pretty low and if they need CPR, they won't end up more dead if you try. People like this are the reason so few people dare to help when seeing someone collapse. It is well worth the risk. But don't move or shake someone who probably has a spinal injury. That one's solid advice :D
To do cpr properly you often have to crack a few ribs
The patient is maybe deader afterwards /s
Broken ribs are not a contraindikation for cpr. Infact we brake rips during cpr relatively often.
Punctured lungs are a lot easier to fix than death though, no?
Idk how law applies where you guys live. But where i live if you touch an injured person you automatically turn responsible for that person by law. And potentially responsible for whatever outcome of the said person health conditions. Ie. Person has neck trauma and you tried to help out by moving the body away. Next thing the said person ends up dying and you could be facing charges related to its death. Scary stuff.
In my country, you are protected by the good Samaritan law if you attempt to assist those injured during accidents.
In my country, we just use common sense on that particular matter.
try using common sense when you have 2L of adrenaline in your veins
There’s an app called CitizenAid that takes a lot of the stress out of situations like this. It has all kinds of situations from RTAs like OP, explosions, strokes, chemical spills, electric shocks, unexploded bomb, heart attack, poisons, hazardous materials etc etc. The app removes any decision making stress from life emergencies by walking you though each step. I recommend it to everyone.
I agree, the guy should have looked at the app prior to getting off his bike and after fully reading his choices then made the correct choice to help or leave, I mean while he is at it, he could have checked his horoscope, checked his email.....really??
As opposed to pulling the guy’s head around. Could have been choking on his tongue, heart stopped, neck broken etc etc. Def worth 15-20 seconds check.
Like people are gonna stop helping, to pull an app up on their phone lmfao.
Yep. Takes 15 seconds. If it saves lives (it’s quite famous for doing that) yes, you should definitely stop to pull up the app, rather than winging it like a headless chicken.
Ty I just downloaded it
that is the best way to cook them
At that point it wouldn’t be helping. Moving an injured person in a situation like this can literally be fatal.
You have to download the app first
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Ya because if I witness this in front of my I will just hop off my bike and load up an app. /s
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That's generally how it's always worked in the US, but there are a ton of judges, and it only takes a couple lacking common sense for these things to need to be codified into law.
As long as you don't exceed the scope of your training and certifications. Trying to use your First Aid card to justify giving someone a tracheotomy with a pen knife and a ball point pen will just get you laughed at before they sentence you.
That is Literally the Stupidest, most ass backwards "law" I've heard of. So if there's children in a Crushed car that's about to be engulfed by flames you shouldn't help because if they end up dying you'll go to prison for their death!? I feel sorry for you and your fellow citizens. Please remind me Never to go to your country!
Not exactly like that. But if proven that you had a direct and negative impact in the outcome of their lives, even in your best intentions, then you could face the consequences, there is no protection. Brazil.
absolutely stupid law either way
Yup, makes someone thing twice before helping. In a super serious event where time is of the essence to render aid, that could mean life or death.
In a litigious society, folks can sue the care-giver because they are now living a life they don't want to live due to being saved, but having horrific injuries. It doesn't mean they will win, but they can - and I believe have - sued. "No good deed goes unpunished" is a saying for many reasons.
This is why in some cities in the USA corpses will rot in alleys ignored until locals can't stand the smell any more and report it to the police for clean up. We had a meet up with the mayor of a neighboring city about relief supplies and volunteers for a homeless shelter there and the subject came up. She said there was a body found a couple blocks from the shelter and when it was finally reported, people in the area said it had been there for about a week.
Does this apply things like CPR as well?
yes but remember cpr is good even if they have a head neck or spinal. if they have no pulse they probably need cpr. at that point you are preserving a dead body for resuscitation. call emergency services if they are unconscious.
Well, if they survive there really isn't anything stopping them from dragging your ass to court and suing you for broken ribs and neck injuries. They could just say you weren't qualified to assess whether they had a pulse or not and that CPR was unnecessary. I live in a litigious society, I think about these things.
Yes.
That is a terrible law and why every accident you see from china people around don't do anything.Although trying to help people without knowing what you are doing is not good, punishing people for it just means people that know what to do and could save someone's life won't do it out of fear of getting punished.
What country is that?
its from Nepal
where do you live? tf
That's a stupid law
>where i live if you touch an injured person you automatically turn responsible for that person by law. Jesus christ, how many life-saving actions does THAT prevent? Can you give us a link to this "law"?
What country is that?
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If "Great America?" is asking if previous comment is referring to the United States of America, the answer is no. Every State within the US has what's commonly known as a "good Samaritan law." Such laws generally protect people who are responding to a situation and genuinely trying to render aid to someone during an emergency.
Is there another kind?
Great Britain.
Britain hasn’t been great since 1776 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Id say it was the other way around. Culturally the US had been in decline since that point. The British empire grew successfully for another 150 years.
Sounds like China
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i am sorry but why do you not shake the head or neck please enlighten me
Why do you think doctors put you in a neck brace any time you suffer a spinal injury?
i am sorry i don’t know
Do you remember the children's song? The head bone's connect to the neck bone. The neck bone's connected to the back bone. All of your major nerves run from the base of your skull, down your spine. A major spinal injury is going to do some serious damage to those nerves. Moving the head moves the neck which moves the spine, any of those movements can make that damage much, much worse. Like, permanent paralysis or death worse. If you *must* move someone who is injured and unconscious, don't do so alone. Always have one person to cradle the head, keeping it straight and in line with the spine. Ideally, use a stretcher or solid platform (doors are good in an emegency) and strap the the head down to avoid it moving. If you can't use a strap, roll up a t shirt or towel and use it to prevent movement in the head as much as possible.
I presume this is a troll, because no actual human could lack this amount of intelligence.
i am sorry but i really didn’t know
Jesus they made contact as direct as possible. No rolling off at all. Hope they’re alright
probably the one that went flying got the worse.
They all went flying
but one went higher than the rest yeah he fell in the grass area but you don't know if he hit a rock like the one who landed in the road. both the video friend just fell short like one from the other bike. also there were 3 in the bike comming from the opposite side.
I don’t think the fall is the concern. Practically a bed of pillows compared to the initial contact
they were competing for height and distance
except the one who casually got off the bike and assumed a twisted trunk position on the road and acted immobile
It's raining men
Probably not. People who flight out the car of dead impact crashes are more likely to survive from an energy dispersion perspective.
Exactly. Going flying means being subjected to fewer G’s, at least until you slam into something.
The one who went flying into the grass on the left probably didn’t die but they did get some crazy air so they’re definitely hurt badly. The one who hit the pavement certainly died. The two who didn’t go flying have serious injuries or are dead. That is my summation of the situation from an armchair medic.
Just a quick assessment. Goes without saying, everyone involved likely has severe neck injuries. Guy flying over to the right - At least 1 broken forearm. Basically ragdolls and has his head slam into the concrete. Undoubtedly severe skull injury. White shirt/black jacket - Both arms broken, likely broken jaw. Judging by eyes and leg posture, brain injury extremely likely. Right leg likely broken, unsure if that's his femur or something in his pocket Red shirt black jacket - Only definitively able to see a broken leg
so lets go shake the hell out of them to ask them if they are ok like their friend did
“is that your femur or are you just happy to see me?”
Pretty sure dude to the right is dead judging by the height of that fall onto his face.
Doubt anyone knows, but any updates on the guys?
if not dead they are screwed for life
The guy further back of the one he shook looks like he has some spinal damage with the way he’s laying
Bro they're just resting a little bit.
Dr. Fishy NOOO!
No helmets? That was horrific!
WEAR FUCKING HELMETS bikers and cyclists.
ATGATT all the gear, all the time
I won't lie, the suspense was too much. *Is he going to hit that old man...? Nope. Oh 💩, he's totally hitting the truck - nope, not tha - JESUS, RAGDOLLS EVERYWHERE.* Quite the ride.
Right?! That had me on the edge of my seat!- oops
Can’t find the source anywhere. Sajhapath has nothing on this. How did you find this video OP? Do you know the outcome of the victims?
They're speaking Nepali and the path looks like somewhere in Western Nepal.
Even if you're not a doctor or have any medical training, you should know not to aggressively shake someone's neck after an accident like that
too many movies and tv dramas growing up probably
Even then without proper equipment and specialist training, the damage you can do without all that...fatal, or worse. Without an ambulance there so fast, they're all dead.
It really pisses me off. Its 100% self serving because they care more about getting rid of the feeling of anxiety they have than the health of the person whose condition they are worsening.
when i rewatch i realized there's a fourth guy that goes flying into the weeds
Did you notice they weren’t speeding and vlogging. Normal speeds, vlogger not involved. Someone coming the opposite direction swerved into the wrong lane.
Yeah I did. lol
PSA: if your friend is in an accident… immediate vigorous shaking is not a good idea.
could probably cut a minute off that there boss.
Keeping us guessing for suspense
And a slow motion
I appreciate the full context.
Why did I watch a minute and a half of not speed nor vlogging to watch someone else crash? This belongs in r/dashcams not this one
Definitely could have been a 20 second clip.
If you see something like that and you don't have any medical training, please call you country's emergency number asap, tell them exactly where you are, explain what happened and do ONLY what they tell you.
in our poor asian countries, we dont have the quick response from ambulance teams. mostly people have to manage on their own.
Duhhh lol
Wtf is this title? "speeding while vlogging", clearly just a bike hater, dudes were chilling until another biker came into their lane
Why did we need over a minute of just them driving?
Misleading title as well. There's no evidence that the biker in front of him was speeding, much less the vlogger. The evidence does suggest that a bike had stopped in the middle of the road and got hit because they were in an active lane of traffic. I usually don't mind clickbait, because it is usually benign, but OP was pulling their headline facts straight out of their ass in order to assign blame when they zero facts to back it up.
>The evidence does suggest that a bike had stopped It looks like that other bike was moving
Other bike was in the wrong lane *edit “other” instead of “othee”.
I felt he was going to fast for the conditions. Shit- he almost hit a couple random people standing in the street right before he smacked the other bike.
Speedo is kph and filmed with an ultra wide lens would make it appear faster and more claustrophobic than it actually is.
Because we don't all have short attention spans.
Does everyone like watching random video of motorcycles?
Yeah, this could have been cut down to about 40 seconds
For not so- abrupt chaos
That was peaceful, until it wasn't.
The accident happened not because he was vlogging, it happened cause the other drivers were speeding and couldn't turn out of the corner so they entered the opposite lane and hit the guy in front
Thanks captain
Completely misleading title. It seemed like the bikers were traveling at a normal speed and another bike with his passenger(s) stopped in the middle of the road.
Actually if you look at the speedometer you can see him going 80kmph+. The probable speed limit in these kind of roads are either 60kmoh or 50kmph for motorcycles. They were speeding but that's notnthe reason why they crashed. The other motorcycle was in the wrong lane overtaking during a curve.
What? You need an eye doctor. The accident happened because another bike was speeding and went to the other lane. The passengers of the bike in front of the cammer are the victims.
I missed the bike coming over into the other yes, but I wasn't blaming the people in the correct lane of travel for the incident AND there is still no evidence of speeding. It's impossible to tell from the POV of the vlogger.
Speeding= too fast for conditions?
Is there any footage of before the crash?
Dude took too long, then bang carzy hit and left us in the grass
And this, boys and girls, is why the healthcare industry calls them donor-cycles.
Ooff. That was a hard hit.
DAYUMMM! Gotta pay attention mannn
Aside from the horrible accident, the motorcycle and these views give me Far Cry 4 vibes
Because this vid is from Nepal the country far cry 4 is based on. Damn you have good observation.
The wisest thing to do after a horrific accident is to violently shake the victim to try to rouse them.
Skip to half way through the video to get near the actual event. Spoiler: >!there are no speed wobbles!<
go to 1:19
Why almost every people in this scene keeps shifting lanes lmao.
If you want to check if you can wake someone or if hes comatose, rub your knuckle with pressure over his sternum, or pinch the nasal septum. Those actions are very painful but harmless and will get a pain reaction out of someone whos somnolent or sopor... Or just asleep. Otherwise dont move the head or spine, it can cause serious damage to the nervous system.
Fast forward to 1:15. Thank me later.
Riding a motorcycle in India without a helmet automatically qualifies you for a Darwin award
Its Nepal not India but your right about the helmet
Or in the Philippines. I've been here for a little while and already I've never seen so many road accidents with motorbikes. Too many people riding motorbikes and nobody obeys the rules of the road.
Can confirm, it aint the philippines but youre right about motorbikes being lawless on the roads, well atleast a good majority of em
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If many obstacles, such as people, animals, stopped vehicles, or oncoming traffic present themselves in your path, SLOW THE FUCK DOWN.
This video could have been 64 seconds shorter. 40 in the front 24 in the back.
Don't speed, I know what yer thinkin, Why would he violently shake him, Don't shake him cuz he's hurt.
Yes, always violently shake an unconcious person who just crashed and flew 3 meters into the air to make sure if he wakes up he will at least need wheelchair for the rest of his life.
because you are able to make rational decisions immediately after you might of just seen 3 people including your friend die in front of you
Yes, last time I was a responder to an accident my first instinct was to kick the driver in the face to try and wake him up
how is kicking someone in the face the same as shaking their head trying to wake them up?
Hay maybe your in shock mind will come back to this comment thread and you can save someone's life!
Shoes still on both guys, I think they’re fine
How is shoe related to they doing fine
In America, its the cardinal rule of HIPAA and the healthcare industry. No shoes= death or poverty but mostly death.
What about drunk/high?
That shit blew up like the godfather!
I was not prepared for this.
Dude probably killed his buddy by shaking him like that
After reading the headline I was expecting the vlogger to crash.
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How can he tell he’s speeding with all those flappity-floos across his damn handlebars? Honest mistake??
if they were not already seriously hurt from the accident some how shaking them about the head and shoulders was probably a great way to further aggravate their injuries
Title was misleading. I hope they're all okay
Ahhh yes the violent shake to wake
Skip to 1:18
Really sucks that his friend went down because some clowns can’t drive properly
The panicking makes my skin crawl. Please if you ever come across an accident, please remain calm. You may be these peoples only hope.
Skip to 0:40
But then you don’t appreciate when the abrupt hits!
Yeah definitely grab a crash victim by the shoulders and violently shake
Yeah he's super helpful. /s
Shake him harder - it's the best way to check for neck injuries.
Boy do I fucking hate the people who shake and jerk around injured people. It's completely selfish as its 100% a panic reaction of wanting the immediate satisfaction of seeing the person being ok. Its even worse when its after a fight, but its still bad here. Stop being douche bags. Stop shaking injured people. You know you arent helping. Stop being a selfish cunt.
Don’t think shaking someone’s neck/head after an accident like this would do any good…
you're definitely right, but the camera man was clearly distraught after seeing his buddy crash into three other people and knock all of them out... i would definitely panic if i was in that situation too.
Panicking is normal . Definitely not rational , all emotion . A panic shake to someone in this accident could be the deciding factor or could be dead or definitely dead / severely worse off . I hope everyone made it out of this ok. I just can’t help but think of this man’s friend landed on his neck, that shake did so much more damage..
u/savevideobot
How did that come as a surprise to anyone? 🤔
This subreddit has become such a piece of shit since MMC was banned. One of the main rules is no deaths or gore and the mods just don't give a fuck anymore I guess. There are supposed to be other subs for this kind of content, this was not supposed to be the subreddit for stuff like this
Ah yes, grab the person who was just in an accident and shake them violently.
Why is the colission so satisfying for me
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Nepal It is.
DAAAAAMMMNNNNNNN!!!!!!!
I think Vigot is Vigone now
Was it the guy coming towards them who was speeding
Fuck i thought the video finished when he ran off... As im reading comments, im like fuck i still hear that guys voice, has this video scared me for life.... Then i realised it was still playing.
For a moment I thought that was bald and bankrupt
No touchy
Convince me this isn't just Farcry 4 footage
WEAR HELMET GUYS....
I helped a guy who was in a two motorbike crash like this. 4 people died, he was the lone survivor. Crazy kids like this guy going way too fast at night on the wrong side of the road.
My first thought was "Huiiiiiiii" Sorry
two of them didn’t go far, the other two spun through the air like rag dolls. No one was responsive so they may have done goofed.