Thread 1547220

When it is near the visual horizon line as observed from an elevated position.

Yet white people pretend this explosion is happening just meters away from the camera man.

I don't get it?
Do white people live on a very tiny sphere where the visual horizon line is very close?

If you watch this on something other than a phone, ie A computer or a TV you see:
1) Field
2)Treeline 1
3) Village
4) Treeline 2
5) Water
6) Land
7) Treeline 3
8) Water (another bunch of it)
9) Land
10) Treeline 4
11) Explosion
12) Visual horizon line right there near the explosion.

How can this be "close"
It looks like it's miles and miles away.

White people then say "the camera man would have been knocked over by the blast"
But he is when it shockwave hits him, many seconds later. He stumbles and is almost knocked down by it.

White people then say there is "no" shockwave,
when it is clearly visible as an instantanious mist that rolls out along the ENTIRE countryside from the epicenter of the blast.

White people then say that it's just a small amount of conventional explosives.
When it lights up the ENTIRE countryside like it's the morning,

How the fuck?
Then they call me brown.

Not reading all that
Sorry that happened tho
Or I'm happy for u

You talking about people on 4chan? They probably aren't impressed with it because when you've seen a gazillion webms with explosions that big, it warps your perception and leaves you with a "I've seen so many that size, that in order to be impressed I need to see bigger shit" and the major single weapons left that can singlehandedly do more damage than that in a single blow is nukes.

That is a big explosion. The people in question are probably trying to impress themselves by seeming unimpressed.

The light might be misleading. It is nighttime and blasts come with fire with comes with light and that is going in slow motion. Artillery can launch luminescence rounds that can light up the night sky a good amount (not like that, but still impressive).

You may have been hanging around /pol/ too long (or even /k/) if you're talking about "white people" on 4chan while being balled "brown" and may be just as jaded as they are if you're just assuming everyone who says something is of a specific color/race.

That's my take.

saged, this is reposted from /k where they roasted you already.