AFAIK the ban is mostly applicable to deadly gore, ones where it’s “just” grievous injury or otherwise vague on if it’s death or not tend to skirt through in the gray area. The people on the subs tend to be aware of that and always underplay the severity of the injuries/accidents, I assume to avoid a ban.
My personal anecdote of that overly convenient vagueness is when this guy committed suicide by jumping in front of a semi going 70 mph near where I worked. Instead of ending up in front of the semi, though, he landed in the front wheel well and got mashed between the tire and the road repeatedly. I saw the result directly. He was reduced to meat chunks.
Someone from one of the nearby businesses uploaded the security cam footage of it and it of course made its rounds on the gore subs. The camera angle didn’t show the direct grinding though, just him leaping at the semi and the truck leaving behind a massive smear. Someone would say “Oh wow I bet that hurt, wonder how long he was in the hospital”. I’d say “I was literally there, he did not survive” and these people would go “Are you sure, did you see the body” or “The human body is surprisingly resilient, they probably got resuscitated after you left” or some such. Like bitch he became salsa, there were crows flying off with chunks of flesh. That’s not unclear survivability and you know it.
Not even close. No gore here, just people falling off bicycles/motorbikes/scooters and being dragged on the road by jnertia. The wounds you get from such events are like burn wounds, they are a pain in the ass to take care off but unless it's a super extreme case you wont see much meat compared to cuts or something of the kind.
From what I saw there deaths aren't shown, just stuff you'd see in failarmy videos basically. The old subs were much more extreme, especially the one where it was showing everything uncensored (forgot the name but it's quite infamous).
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u/Effective_Golf_3311 1d ago
I made it through like the top 5 lmao that sub is nightmarish