[Mr_Shlaapu]

Originally Posted by DarkSighted ↗

Sometimes, when someone dies suddenly (i.e. they weren't IMMEDIATELY expecting it), somehow they don't seem to realize it and just keep walking around non-corporeally. For instance, an ex of mine was stabbed to death in the workplace, but she was still there months later to for me to catch in a photo when I went by specifically to try to see if she was lingering/trapped/confused, to inform her of what happened if she didn't know, to maybe help her move on. I believe I accomplished this, though naturally I'll never know for sure.
In the sudden violence sense, and especially in the somewhat novel-to-this-theatre 'insta-killed from a blue sky by a drone you didn't even notice' sense, Eastern/Southern Ukraine is likely already uniquely haunted AF (on top of all the shit that happened mid-last-century there), which from a living perspective can take years to decades to 'die down' without some help in moving on. I'd say "presuming this shit doesn't just all start back up there AGAIN in the interim, of course.", but the next wars are shaping up to be more bot-on-bot, i.e. more humans will probably die unarmed and noncombatant in cities/at home than out in the field so much. But it'll likely still be nearly as sudden, unfortunately.

Stone tape theory working overtime in Ukraine .

[DarkSighted]

'Stone tape theory working overtime in Ukraine'

Yeah, some of that for sure, but not as heartbreaking as the mostly-still-cognizant remnants of folks who can't move on or don't yet know that they should or that it's an option.

[NottheFace]

All that will be left of them will be poppies and bones.

[shadowstein]

I feel like double tapping an enemy with drone bombs that is in agonal breathing is a waste of resources. Should probably train drone pilots to recognize signs of imminent death.

[freak415]

War is ugly, no matter what, thank you tough, owesome video....

[Bletch]

Originally Posted by Guns N' Coffee ↗

Never forget Bucha!

Never!