[mantara32]

It's Agent Smith...

[medemblikker]

ftw just wow

[AnaleFaust]

"Flame On!"

[AnaleFaust]

I like how the guy just places his flammable coat ontop the guys head

[osmosis321]

Originally Posted by bob351 ↗

Wow Im not sure what is more brutal, this or beheading.

This. By a wide margin.

[Quidseeker]

Ummmm, there's no story, yet you asshats automatically assume it's a suicide, he's outside a policestation, it's a third world country, and that he died. THERE'S NO FUCKING STORY.

[corrico]

Flame on is easy. Flame off, not so much.

[Wicked Fierce]

Stop drop and roll doesn't work. I saw another video of a guy rolling around and he was still on good fire.

[arumashiro]

Originally Posted by Quidseeker ↗

Ummmm, there's no story, yet you asshats automatically assume it's a suicide, he's outside a policestation, it's a third world country, and that he died. THERE'S NO FUCKING STORY.

Dude, read the whole commentaries please... you will find the story.

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Martano666 ↗

again, look at these people. Not a single one with any brains. The guy on fire ran all over the place and didn't drop and roll. The one bystander that tries to help does the typical "fan the flames" technique (making it worse) that we constantly see in these vids, and there is another guy just standing by for a close up view of the action with no intention of helping at all. Plus the others in the background carrying on about their business, and I guess I should also mention the cameraman who found filming to be of MOST importance.
Is it any surprise that these cultures are ridden with poverty and misery and are basically equal to dogshit when this is the level of care citizens have for their fellow man. Let's be clear here. This is not a small 'group' of a few people the act like this. This is something we see in almost every single fire video on DR.
Infact, there was a recent video, involving an Asian man, who comes running out of his truck on fire after he crashed it. Everyone in the area came running to his aid and began throwing sand on him and pouring water on him which immediately extinguished the fire. I remember some of the comments on the video were pointing out the fact that it was odd to see a video that involved lots of people actually trying to help someone on fire rather than the bystander effect we see almost everywhere that's
3rd world. The fact that 3rd worlders actually fan the flames is ridiculous. Cavemen understood how fire works, yet there are modern humans that don't.

Just try to do it yourself, believe me, it is harder to do than you might think.
Consider the stop, drop and roll a nice urban legend, it will get you nowhere if you are doused in a flammable liquid.
If someone uses dirt to extinguish the flames you'll get nasty infections afterwards, so if you burn like that for 30 seconds, believe me, you're done, no pun intended of course.