Amazing Chernobyl 'Bio Robots' in Nuclear Fall Out
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Disaster girl strikes again
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@Pr3D4T0RRR haha me to!
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Mr. Trololololololoo, brought me here....
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but you are still a retarded CHIALD!!
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Troloolol sent me here...
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thx i am not a deformed chiald thx to them (in a good way)
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@Dikotomii of course they wouldn't
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They might be brave but now they and the camera man have superpowers
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They were asking if me and other people wanted to work at the nuke plant in Japan for about 6000 a day...im not sure what the rad levels were, but i was like, "NO thanks!" ....these are some brave men.
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You have to be willing to put your life of the line as a hot zone like that you know you would get a lethal dose of radiation now thats what i call scrafice.
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This exact sort of thing happened just recently in Japan. The workers were irradiated with extreme doses to be able to work and secure the damaged reactor. This is what is called national pride. Those are the words that the Russian men used in the interviews years after they volunteered. The same words were used by the Japanese men to explain to the reporter what they were doing and why.
It's things like this that make me wonder if generation Xbox would consider national pride if needed.
Dikotomii 7 months ago 23
@NOXXism That's a hard question to answer, those people were very brave, they literally sacrifised themselves for the rest of the world, not knowing they would die or live, but they still did it. Either because they all had nothing to lose or they someone out there worth protecting with their lives. Either way, it's thanks to them i'm alive.
Learil 7 months ago 12