whats the most fucked up/most shocking thing you've seen on the internet?

[amethyst]

for me it was a video of a woman getting killed with machetes in what looked like mexico or some other shithole country

 

[SoytanEnthusiast]

true, especially since i doubt that 'p spamming cordniggers have good opsec... but it could be the FBI themselves who post 'p on the sharty. View attachment 3394

>could be
It is geg

 

[BLACKHAWK]

FBI needs to do their fucking jobs for once and hunt them down.

but then you'll get arrested

 

[Dr Frumpus Croid]

but then you'll get arrested

Why do you act like a fag on here

 

[King of kyrgyzstan]

Why do you act like a fag on here

Xe's not the real blackhawk you know?, Xe's baiting you and xes winning.

 

[Dr Frumpus Croid]

Xe's not the real blackhawk you know?, Xe's baiting you and xes winning.

I knew xer from another forum but xhe wasn’t this spastic

 

[Boot]

I saw multiple things on the internet that has fucked me up.
1. A fully skinned person. I saw that image at the age of 10, I think. It was on Der' Cord, by a nigger in the dms.
2. Shootings and killings of different people. Saw it when I was a little bit older, like 13. That was around the time I was momentarily into gore servers for like 2 days because I was addicted to the dread it gave me.
3. Different gore videos in different subreddits like r/DarwinAwards, r/5050 or some shit, r/eyeblech, etc etc.

 

[Circle88]

My first real shock content was goatse and lemonparty, after that I kind of became desensitized and now nothing really bugs me anymore, I only find porn disgusting

 

[Boot]

My first real shock content was goatse and lemonparty, after that I kind of became desensitized and now nothing really bugs me anymore, I only find porn disgusting

Me too but I fall into lust a lot. I am completely desensitized to gore online now

 

[Aedra]

Watching footage of the '22 protests in Iran and then seeing the same kind of stuff in person which ultimately made me into a chud.

Could you elaborate? I know about the protests but what exactly did you see in person?

 

[JC Denton]

Could you elaborate? I know about the protests but what exactly did you see in person?

I didn't see any serious gore if that's what you're asking but I did see people who were shot and one dead guy who was shot in the head on the sidewalk with a pool of his blood around him which left an impression on me. But I've heard worse from others (for example people's head being blown off by snipers). Our street also got raided a couple of times by the revolutionary guard at midnight but there was nothing gore-ish about them just the gov trying to scare us.

 

[Aedra]

I didn't see any serious gore if that's what you're asking but I did see people who were shot and one dead guy who was shot in the head on the sidewalk with a pool of his blood around him which left an impression on me. But I've heard worse from others (for example people's head being blown off by snipers). Our street also got raided a couple of times by the revolutionary guard at midnight but there was nothing gore-ish about them just the gov trying to scare us.

And what did you mean by it "made you into a chud"? Are you against or for the Iranian government? It's all very interesting to me.

 

[JC Denton]

And what did you mean by it "made you into a chud"? Are you against or for the Iranian government? It's all very interesting to me.

Blud do you work for the Islamic Republic or something?
I'm just gonna say that I won't support people who kill their countrymen for the pettiest of reasons.

 

[Aedra]

Blud do you work for the Islamic Republic or something?
I'm just gonna say that I won't support people who kill their countrymen for the pettiest of reasons.

No lol. I was just curious to know the scale of it all. Sorry for being too intrusive I suppose.

 

[JC Denton]

No lol. I was just curious to know the scale of it all. Sorry for being too intrusive I suppose.

You can't talk about these sorts of things freely here. But I guess I'm overreacting since there is no way they check the bald man with glasses blog lol.
But since you want to know about the whole thing I can talk about it a little.
The protests were actually a huge deal since it was the first time that the Islamic Republic was facing an existential threat. It was basically the most important thing in our modern history since the Islamic revolution. Before it there were many other protests and events but they all pushed for reforms but this one was about abolishing the whole system.
I've seen the westerm media talk about it like it was just some sort of feminist movement that was led by women who didn't want to wear mandatory hijabs. Sure the women played a big role but it wasn't just about hijab. I would say the biggest thing that made people to come out in the streets was poverty. Iran is a very rich country but its people are poor as shit because it's wasting its money on proxy wars against Israel and 'muttistan. Corruption in the ruling class and the clergy are also big factors. Since Iran is a theocracy people are going to blame their problems on Islam and muslims in general (hence the rise of nationalism, liberalism and Islamophobia in Iran). But not all are against Islam, many just want the government's corruption gone or are against the extremism in Khamenei's ideology.
These are what the people were protesting and not just women's rights as the western media puts it (tho women's rights is also cared and talked about but it isn't the only thing).
Obviously the government cracked down very hard on the protests since it could've faced its end.
It turned me into a chud because I started having extremist beliefs after seeing greedy muslims that acted like they were the most humble and kind people while also doing anything for money and killing people with no remorse. But I got wiser and formed more rational beliefs after all the excitement was over.

 

[SoytanEnthusiast]

You can't talk about these sorts of things freely here. But I guess I'm overreacting since there is no way they check the bald man with glasses blog lol.
But since you want to know about the whole thing I can talk about it a little.
The protests were actually a huge deal since it was the first time that the Islamic Republic was facing an existential threat. It was basically the most important thing in our modern history since the Islamic revolution. Before it there were many other protests and events but they all pushed for reforms but this one was about abolishing the whole system.
I've seen the westerm media talk about it like it was just some sort of feminist movement that was led by women who didn't want to wear mandatory hijabs. Sure the women played a big role but it wasn't just about hijab. I would say the biggest thing that made people to come out in the streets was poverty. Iran is a very rich country but its people are poor as shit because it's wasting its money on proxy wars against Israel an 'muttistan. Corruption in the ruling class and the clergy are also big factors. Since Iran is a theocracy people are going to blame their problems on Islam and muslims in general (hence the rise of nationalism, liberalism and Islamophobia in Iran). But not all are against Islam, many just want the government's corruption gone or are against the extremism in the Khamenei's ideology.
These are what the people were protesting and not just women's rights as the western media puts it (tho women's rights is also cared and talked about but it isn't the only thing).
Obviously the government cracked down very hard on the protests since it could've faced its end.
It turned me into a chud because I started having extremist beliefs after seeing greedy muslims that acted like they were the most humble and kind people while also doing anything for money and killing people with no remorse. But I got wiser and formed more rational beliefs after all the excitement was over.

Are you sunni?

 

[JC Denton]

Are you sunni?

No

 

[Aedra]

You can't talk about these sorts of things freely here. But I guess I'm overreacting since there is no way they check the bald man with glasses blog lol.
But since you want to know about the whole thing I can talk about it a little.
The protests were actually a huge deal since it was the first time that the Islamic Republic was facing an existential threat. It was basically the most important thing in our modern history since the Islamic revolution. Before it there were many other protests and events but they all pushed for reforms but this one was about abolishing the whole system.
I've seen the westerm media talk about it like it was just some sort of feminist movement that was led by women who didn't want to wear mandatory hijabs. Sure the women played a big role but it wasn't just about hijab. I would say the biggest thing that made people to come out in the streets was poverty. Iran is a very rich country but its people are poor as shit because it's wasting its money on proxy wars against Israel and 'muttistan. Corruption in the ruling class and the clergy are also big factors. Since Iran is a theocracy people are going to blame their problems on Islam and muslims in general (hence the rise of nationalism, liberalism and Islamophobia in Iran). But not all are against Islam, many just want the government's corruption gone or are against the extremism in Khamenei's ideology.
These are what the people were protesting and not just women's rights as the western media puts it (tho women's rights is also cared and talked about but it isn't the only thing).
Obviously the government cracked down very hard on the protests since it could've faced its end.
It turned me into a chud because I started having extremist beliefs after seeing greedy muslims that acted like they were the most humble and kind people while also doing anything for money and killing people with no remorse. But I got wiser and formed more rational beliefs after all the excitement was over.

I think the willingness of the government to crack down so hard is what saved it from ending. Most other countries would get softer under the pressure. Not the case with Iran it seems.

 

[JC Denton]

I think the willingness of the government to crack down so hard is what saved it from ending. Most other countries would get softer under the pressure. Not the case with Iran it seems.

Well that sucks for us I guess

 

[King of kyrgyzstan]

'p of three black children fucking each other (im not joking). It was on some thread on the sharty a couple months ago (maybe november or early december) and jannies were so shit at doing their job at cleaning it. it was reposted in the same thread multiple times for a good 15 minutes straight.

if it isn't 'p spammed by cord then it have to be that russian brick video where a brick flys straight into some guys wifes face. Its not techinquely "gore" as you don't see blood but the horrid screams are 10x as worse than some mexican getting shot in the head.

Scratch that, I remember the night before the sharty went down during the soypocalypse all of soy was locked and the only thread that people could post in didn't allow images to be posted but had ascii images of FUCKING daisys destruction posted in it, before it was locked by max to shill that new site he made. (I would like to apologize towards any janny who was online during that day. because i was the first person to mention how /a/ was unlocked and the board was immediately flooded with 'p). (which wasn't in ascii form).

 

[Chairman]

I've never seen hardcore 'P or anything really, really bad. But the worst thing I have is probably a video of some guy getting burned alive in a cage by ISIS. Also I saw some African tribesman getting his erect penis pulled off by his fellow tribeswoman.