6:27 People can NEVER blame the person who risks going in there. Oh no, it is ALWAYS the mine's fault. No body can ever put blame where blame is due.

@hamish2202

8 жыл бұрын

I am sick of this there is nothing left on earth because idiot manages to hurt them selves everything that exists which means everything is banned

@Joseph565112

7 жыл бұрын

Something really needs to be done about the grand canyon. That is one big hole. Too dangerous. Better cement it

6:55-7:00. Point worth noting! The kid didn't know about the mine, and supposedly just fell into it and died. People should know about open mines, they should be sealed, or signed and mapped perhaps. But don't stop legitimate, experienced explorers who have the training and equipment to do so. Those people who are aware of all the potential dangers, and have the equipment to deal with those dangers, and still choose to explore. Please don't hinder us.

@wilbradford619

5 жыл бұрын

Darth Krayt BEST COMMENT IN 6 YEARS... 😎👍

Reclamation means they destroy the mines so nobody can explore them or make KZread of them. :(

@jime386

8 жыл бұрын

True. Modern practice destroys future history & makes for bleak landscapes. Imagine if the pyramids were reclaimed for suburban housing. Btw, please don't hate me 'cause I'm a man. That would be sorta uncool. I just want to get along & not hate🎈

@HardlineFeminists

8 жыл бұрын

+Jim E I don't hate anyone that I know or know of, but I sure do love Hillary Clinton for President 2016!! Sexist haterz fuck off, I hate you all!!

@HighlanderNorth1

6 жыл бұрын

HardlineFeminists My condolences...... You can be comfortable in the fact that the country will not be further corrupted and sold out to our enemies by the Clintons. I can understand that you would relish the idea of a female president. As a man, I would like to see it too. But that doesn't mean we should blindly vote for any woman who runs, merely because she is a woman. We should want COMPETENT, hopefully incorruptible candidates.

@6:53 Her son fell down a mineshaft. That was his fault, not the mine. What was he doing in a mine in the first place if (as she said) he knew nothing about mines? Parents will blame anything that happens to their kids on anything other than the stupidity of their own kids or the fact that they don't know what their kids are doing. The lack of proper parenting and guidance plays a big factor in why her son is dead although it is not the sole reason. He chose to temp the hand of fate.

@HighlanderNorth1

6 жыл бұрын

Viper GTS Right! We shouldn't blame peoples' bad decisions on inanimate objects......Well, unless the inanimate object just happens to be a gun. Then, by all means, blame the inanimate object EVERY time!!! People, knives, diseases, old age and mines don't kill people, guns do! Now that I think about it, we need a vastly larger, socialist government to protect us from ANY old thing that may kill or mildly inconvenience us! Isn't it time for a totalitarian socialist government? Many college and mainstream media 'intellectuals' will say that, YES we do....... LMAO

many people also lose their lives by living too.

Gotta love that PhD who makes an appearance at 1:08. Blah, blah, blah....! LOL

@everything9137

6 жыл бұрын

Sup

@DesmondCreighton

6 жыл бұрын

Wow this is so funny! I went from investigating an EPA river spill to a video about toxic outflow from a mine to your videos, Exploring Abandon Mines and Unusual Places. Watching hours of your videos got me wondering about their dangers, and exploring them myself which led me to this video and here you were - leaving a comment 6 years ago haha! Amazing.

@MrJerry160

3 жыл бұрын

hes liberal. He's all about the Nanny State.

most accidents happen due to falling down shafts or drowning, when do you ever hear of someone getting crushed due to collapsed roof, never. there alot safer then what people make them out to be,

if you want to explore abandoned mines just get the equipment and training...yes the danger is still there but you would know how to avoid it. i goto coal mines all of the time many people say they are the worst and its true but that will never stop me i love mines!

@thatstrangekid1226

3 жыл бұрын

Same I live in the UK though and the mines here seem to be better built

@destinationunderground6006

3 жыл бұрын

Yessir...a 4gas, head gear, 3 lights, and a little common sense (beyond the current obvious danger) and hit it!

@destinationunderground6006

3 жыл бұрын

@@thatstrangekid1226 i see videos of the mines over there and its obvious the us is so young in the game.

These guys make me want to go in an abandoned mine.

The last person to die in a Nevada abandoned mine was over a year and half ago. In the time frame since then 2 people have been killed at active Nevada mining operations.

Hardly a year goes by where someone is not killed or injured driving around trying to find mine openings to close! Stop the slaughter!

if they find a mine in the middle of nowhere and tell everyone its there, and to stay away, all its going to do is broadcast to everyone that wants to explore mines that its there. its causing more people to be around the mines than otherwise.

We had a lot of winzes around our area (coal) and they were old and very crumbly. Also, there was the danger of Methane gas. Black Diamond, WA.

People need to know that abandoned mines and abandoned structures are just plain dangerous.

now tell us where they are so we can go look at em

In the US? WRONG. The vast majority of those listed my MSHA as "abandoned" are gravel/open pit quarry accidents. Many are drownings. There are very few hard rock abandoned mine deaths in the US.

I understand being safe, but life is not safe. And I REALLY dislike people that try to save me from myself.

People go hiking and dirtbiking and all that out in Nevada (where I live) and fall into holes/mines/shafts. It's not even about "one's freedom to climb into a mine if they want to"... it is ALSO about the dangers of unsuspecting citizens simply NOT KNOWING when a hole could eat their dog, swallow up their motorcycle, or just allow them to fall into it.

Why don't they use the mines so that there not abandon and fix them up to

@digimaks

8 жыл бұрын

+Caleb Rodregez Because there is no more mining material in them. And maintaining them will cost allot.

@gameboyhotline3712

8 жыл бұрын

+digimaks lol I should have realized that 2 years ago when I put the comment

@Drpepper7916

6 жыл бұрын

meanwhile a year later . . .

@wilbradford619

5 жыл бұрын

The man with no name And 10 months after that.😀👍

someone ran from a bat, hit their head, fell down a sump, hit a bee hive on the way down, and luckily it was full of water and he lived

abandoned mines rock if your carefule

Some people need to be protected from their own curiosity!

08:05 Creature spawner from minecraft

simple..common sense , you should know their would be bats , i have ran into some in mines and just ignore them

48p we meet again

Do NOT go outside. Outside is unsafe & nobody is smart enough to live out there. Come to think about it, the safest place to be is..... nowhere. ffs

IF FOLK WANT TO RISK IT THEN ITS ON THEM.FIRST GET THE PROPER SAFETY GEAR AND FIND OUT AS MUCH INFO AS YOU CAN TRY DOING IT AS SAFE AS IT CAN BE GET GOOD AIR MTR PROPER CAP LAMP AND SPARE LIGHTS SOME GLOW STICKS YOU NEVER WANT TO GET STUCK WITH NO LIGHT IN A MINE

You can really feel that woman's pain in losing her son. Lord have mercy. My kids used to play on the edge of buildings, and they came so close to killing themselves, and all for what? Danger draws them in, and that could be the last thing they ever do. The warnings and dangers are real.

Can you please do something about the Sierras? There are mile high cliffs at mt whitney,.. i DEMAND you bulldoze it immediately and turn it into a walmart parking lot. Also the wave crashing on thr beach BUILD A WALL.

They could at least barricade entrances with steel. It is responsible as a corporation - too bad they just chop the Earth then move alone - whoever gets in there should have known better? Kids love to explore.

I dunno, isn't this an exaggeration? How many people die of car accidents, spider bites, police brutality?

Most dangerous exploration is the abandoned human mind ...

Abandoned mines are one of the places where the Angels of Darwin live. They love visitors so much that they frequently invite them to stay forever.

If you know what you are doing, and not being an idiot. They are safe, there hasn't been any deaths from abandoned mines (at-least on the north west cost of the U.S) around my parts. I will continue to explore them aswell...

Maybe this woman should have taught her son better.

Darwin

Z

@sandor139

8 жыл бұрын

+bigkidsenior 01 A

boo hoo hoo jesus people.....dont air your drama

Very simple all...when mines are not in used or shutdown, destroy it, block it, filled back with anything to make a complete closed to avoid accidents injuries or death. The goverment dont realize how mines are dangerous which they dont gives a fuck. I say it makes sense period.

@liil4993

8 жыл бұрын

+Jose Lopez Some people love to explore mines and have explored hundreds of mines safely. Why do you want to make people's choices for them instead of letting them choose on their own? What if you enjoyed safely responsibly climbing trees or cliffs with the proper tools and knowledge? Is it okay for me to ban you from doing that because I'm afraid you're not safe? No. Let people make their own choices.

Reclamation means to tear down and demolish our history then make a video pretending to care about the historic valve.There is full intent of blocking the public from its rights of exploration. Scare tactics are actually used to hold the general public from its rights.Our tax dollars are used to harm us. The Government is not your mommy and daddy nor are they your lord and master but at every turn, they treat us as modern day slaves.