EXPLOSION GONE WRONG!!! | Brandon Herrera React [Gun Fails]

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[@charlesdaugherty321]

Well regulated in the second amendment means TRAINING. Not restrictions.

[@PhycoKrusk]

Incorrect; it does not _only_ mean training.
The militia must also be able to provision itself. That means it must be able to access and obtain arms, including ammunition and body armor, as well as food, water, medicine, and other such necessities. Anything else is an infringement.
Yes, that is correct, I have just argued that the right to keep and bear - that is, the right to obtain, possess, and consume - food, potable water, and medicine is recognized and guaranteed by the Second Amendment.

[@Heiryuu]

@@PhycoKrusk that’s a really solid point and I’ve never thought of that.

[@morgankuikka4940]

Well regulated until recently would have been read as "in good working order".
And Arms has a wide variety of items not just firearms.

[@leechowning8728]

Thank you for going further back to start... these videos are really important, and watching them in order makes the jokes do better.

[@LanceLeaderSawyer]

1:25 Brandon Herrera vtuber arc when?

[@Krokmaniak]

As a Polish person: I'm deeply disapointed you mistaken it for Russia, but on the other hand I understand

[@edwardcoca7604]

"Well regulated" meant well trained back then, not regulated my the government.

[@Anino_Makata]

16:49 On that note, I'm pretty sure someone else pointed this out on your reaction to Scott's video. But after further testing, it was determined that the rounds Scott was firing was loaded with the wrong powder.
Instead of the coarse rifle powder that should've been used, those rounds had a mix of rifle and finer pistol powder. The pistol powder is the likely culprit, as it burns faster and generates more hot gasses that would overpressure the chamber and detonate the gun.

[@wierdgamer3067]

About the Canadian Prime Minister... who says he was reelected fairly by the people 👀

[@PhycoKrusk]

Brandon may not have a model, but let's be real, he does kind of look like one. A supermodel, that is.

[@VergilArcanis]

believe it or not, the first "fail" and Brandon's explanation is what led me to realize a very important scene in the Dark Knight movie with Heath Ledger as the Joker:
the funeral ceremony with the 21 gun salute.
when the window pops open, there were two shots fired at said window. the salute gun round, and the sniper round. have fun with that information

[@Kolljak]

The polish guy who had the ND most likely was cleaning the toilet of every bunkhouse for a month.

[@andrewhalo100]

Security camera frame rate is actually intentional imagine the file size of 6 cameras filming constantly for 6 months

[@DR_REDACTED]

21:32 Damn, have not thought about that💀

[@iron_side5674]

I´ve been saying the same shit.
A Nuclear reactor is nothing but a more sophisticated Steam Engine.

[@thesarcasticliberal]

Oh, if the testing guns' safety thing irritates you, just wait until a couple later gun fails episodes--to quote Brandon, "don't boint bun at benis to prove you're tough..."

[@Arkticus]

That RPG thing reminds me of the old story (and this is told all over the place, and I've heard it in several languages even, so no idea what its origins or real world connection is, but I digress) about an NCO that is supposed to demonstrate Anti- Tank or -Vehicle mines. And to show that people moving over it won't trigger the mine, he puts one on the ground, and proceeds to jump up and down on it. The NCO then turned into a "Over there, over there, and up there" punchline. So if you ever work with explosives, even if the instructions and labels say that "it's safe until...", be careful, for your own sake and for the sake of those around you, because TNT doesn't have a name on it, it's a "To whom it may concern" type of affair. And just be careful with potentially hazardous tools to begin with. So many Chinese safety videos with real life examples...

[@Gakusangi]

Not a lot of places can afford to have the high-definition SPACE camera that we use to capture planets as a 24/7 security camera.

[@yugoxgc]

3:27 Who said he didn't slap him later for that 😅

[@Jared-ty8xd]

Bubblegum go brrrrrrrrr.

[@brucewayne33497]

Speaking of Gun Fails and catastrophic weapon malfunctions has anyone here seen the RPG failure video on Ballistic High-Speed's channel if not maybe consider checking it out and thankfully things didn't end tragically in that video oh yeah and another question what's the success to failure rate of Six Shooters and Lever-Action guns because they are some of my favorite guns and i was kind of considering getting a few sometime

[@amannamedsquid313]

I'm not an expert by any means but they seem pretty reliable from what I've seen.

[@ImTheJackel]

10:55 Nope, not real, but still a really good edit.