They don't make documentaries like they used to ...
They don't make documentaries like they used to ...
I see alot of weird shit happening over there, WHAT they doin ova der
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Don't exactly need to watch that to figure out the obvious moral degeneration of the world with the normalization of severe mental illness and foid worship to emasculate men...
But still nice seeing media from an era where any criticism of the bluepilled status quo wasn't immediately harshly culled.
But still nice seeing media from an era where any criticism of the bluepilled status quo wasn't immediately harshly culled.
The killing of America 1981
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- Severe
- Real footage of a man being shot is shown within the first 10 seconds of the movie starting
- Close-up of a body in a morgue. There is a bloody head wound and some brain matter is visible
- Brief scene of bodies in a morgue and then in a large autopsy room. One of them has their chest fully cut open. Bloodied internals organs are shown bring weighed
- Graphic detail shown in a close-up of the Zapruder film. JFK's head is shown exploding from the sniper's headshot
- Footage of Lee Harvey Oswald being shot from two different angles
- Footage of police and soldiers clashing with protestors following Martin Luther King's assassination is seen. A man is brutally hit in the head with the butt of a rifle. Some bodies are seen lying on the street- they appear to have been shot.
- Footage from the Vietnam War of a man being executed with a gunshot to the head. His body is seen lying on the street in a large pool of blood.
- A politician is shot in the stomach whilst in public. A small amount of blood is seen.
- Photos of Robert Kennedy lying in a pool of blood are seen, post-assassination.
- Bodies of victims after a sniper spree are shown, as are graphic photos of the sniper's body and that of his wife, who we are told he murdered before committing the spree.
- Grainy footage of an armed robbery is shown. Graphic more so for the audio that's heard, rather than the footage itself, as the cashier is mostly off-screen during the actual shooting.
- Descriptions of school shootings through narration. The footage is limited, but the descriptions of the murders against children are graphic and upsetting.
- Brief montage involving suicide. A man jumps off a ledge approximately 10-15 metres off the ground, numerous bodies are seen in photographs hanging from nooses, and a photograph of a man who has shot himself in the head with a shotgun is seen. Some of his head appears to be missing.
- Countless dead bodies are shown all over the ground after the Jonestown massacre.
- A man is shown being shot and killed by police from a distance.
- Montage of crime scene victims is shown, culminating with two very graphic morgue photos, one with an open head wound from a gunshot, and the other appears to show a blade sticking out from someone's skin.
- Heavily decomposed bodies and body parts are shown being dug up from sites where they were buried. It's sometimes not clear exactly what's being retrieved, which makes it more disturbing.
- Photograph of a naked corpse is briefly shown, and is said to be a victim of the Hillside Strangler.
- Photos of victims from Ted Bundy's crimes are shown.
- A gunfight on the streets and the bloody aftermath is shown. A man is seen seemingly dying, taking what looks like his last breaths.
Is the full version on youtube?
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Some photos of uncensored mutilated foids in this documentary were niceDon't exactly need to watch that to figure out the obvious moral degeneration of the world with the normalization of severe mental illness and foid worship to emasculate men...
But still nice seeing media from an era where any criticism of the bluepilled status quo wasn't immediately harshly culled.
If Carlsberg did trailers...
• Music by John Lennon playing at the end of the documentary as the narrator says that two people were shot while paying their respects to him...
I finished watching it with a huge smile on my face!!!
Well that's tomorrow's film sorted. Cheers!
Very very few of us here are 80s kids. I'm a 90s kid but I heard a lot of stories growing up.
The 80s was a crazy time in America. Crime, drugs, gangs, and the music scene was pretty big.
Actually, it seems like the problems America had in the 80s, are still with us today. Some 30,000-45,000 people die as a result of gun violence every year.
The 80s was a crazy time in America. Crime, drugs, gangs, and the music scene was pretty big.
Actually, it seems like the problems America had in the 80s, are still with us today. Some 30,000-45,000 people die as a result of gun violence every year.
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I watched the documentary and laughed because the numbers only increased
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