The Scariest Experiences You Can Ever Have!

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  @awesomeworld12 · 3 months ago · pinned

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  @Eyra_00 · 3 months ago

  The guy that said &quot;allahu akbar&quot; was simply confused, a lot of Muslims say that when there&apos;s something going on. It&apos;s like seeking refuge by saying &quot;God is great&quot;. Please don&apos;t demonize Muslims and associate their religious phrases with bad people

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  @poppybeargacha · 3 months ago (edited)

  As a muslim its kinda sad that people view &quot;Allah huakbar&quot; in a negative way when it literally means &quot;God is great&quot; and when us muslims are in any trouble we say &quot;Allah huakbar&quot; asking for Gods help asking him to save us. Its sad that these horrible people have made such a negative impact on a powerful and pure word.

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  @Purple_Eclipse · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=725">12:05</a> The orangutan didn&apos;t attack just to attack. The guy went over the fence to antagonize him. He kept doing it for a while before the orangutan got mad and grabbed him. If I remember right that wasn&apos;t even the first time the guy had done that to him. The orangutan was fed up.

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  @BananaBarbarian1 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=239">3:59</a> in most schools in the USA, when a real lockdown takes place, the school will play music over the speakers so if there’s a school shooter, they won’t be able to hear students in case they make noise while hiding

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  @MrPanda-sw4lf · 3 months ago

  That was Pahalgam terror attack at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=597">9:57</a> where terrorists killed 26 innocent tourists after taking them to an isolated location that was famous for beautiful views in Kashmir, India.

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  @bonnielovely · 3 months ago

  at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=437">7:17</a>, that man isn&apos;t looking inside, he is INSIDE HER HOUSE

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  @rkdrago2372 · 3 months ago (edited)

  The video on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=571">9:31</a> is about the terrorist attack on Pahalgam in Kashmir, India. It was Pakistani terrorists and it was religiously motivated. They lined up all the men and told them to repeat the contents of the Quran to figure out who were Muslim and who were not, they killed the husbands in front of the wives and children and let them go as witnesses to deliver news to our prime minister. That caused a little war between India and Pakistan last year. Idk how much casualties overall because there was lots of misinformation spreading from both sides. It was horrifying to witness on the news when it happened. Even though it was religiously motivated it was not Muslim peoples fault, &nbsp;it caused few issues between radical religious group in the country. I remember seeing somewhere the man who said Allah Akbar in the start of that video was just a regular Muslim citizen and was scared praying to god. Idk why he let the man take the zipline if he knew it was dangerous though.

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  @singingrazors · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=510">8:30</a> They are storm chasers. People, a lot if time scientists, will follow storms to try and collect data on tornadoes. If you look closely at the vehicle, they&apos;ve modified it to try and withstand being closer to a tornado that normal cars. The plates at the bottom keep the winds from getting underneath to prevent it being lifted into the air. They add roll cages and have reinforced windows since a lot of the danger with tornadoes is being hit by things the wind already picked up. Obviously they aren&apos;t full proof, which is why they backed up so as to not be right in the tornado&apos;s path. Growing up in Tornado Alley (a section of the US where tornadoes are very common, right down the middle of the country) is fun.

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  @simplysegura · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odhrUPBrzOU&amp;t=240">4:00</a> For the lockdown alarm,<br>It was most likely a school shooting and why they played loud music was to cover up the childrens&apos; cries, breathing, footsteps, or the gunshots to not scare them as much.

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  @aaliyahmorgan9548 · 3 months ago

  Usually people scream when bears are around because bears can be scared of people so screaming is used as a scare tactic

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  @brucekaraus7330 · 3 months ago (edited)

  The lockdown video is an American school active shooter drill. &nbsp;The music is meant to calm the students and cover the sounds of their voices from the shooter. &nbsp;The tornado video is also from the US, those people are &quot;Storm Chasers&quot;, they are usually from universities or affiliated with research groups and gather data on the storms, which includes being up close and sometimes even in the heart of them. &nbsp;Saying &quot;Allahu Akbar&quot; to the guy on the zip line is a simple thing as a a small prayer or praise to ensure safety for the guy on the zip line. Curb your paranoia.

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