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I don't think this is confirmed, especially if its from "40 babies beheaded" media but, obviously, I have a question:

What the fuck were you expecting?

You're an IOF soldier, part of the same criminal elements who kept on bombing that hospital and constantly violate the Geneva Convention everyday, you're more than likely a war criminal. Good riddance, Avi Marciano, regardless of whatever method of death got rid of you, whether by the the hellish conditions you bombed Gaza into or simply a syringe.

Also, what's it with Israeli media and gossiping that "I have a video of this atrocity being done"

https://archive.is/OdmT2

Also I heard this

It would take like 100mL+ of air to do this.

“Yes grab me the 100mL syringe and fill it with nothing…I have a devious plan…”

A 20mL luer lock syringe is already comically big to me.

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[–] purpleworm@hexbear.net 13 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Can't even a pretty small embolism kill you? I thought that kind of thing was pretty dangerous.

[–] Evilsandwichman@hexbear.net 13 points 2 weeks ago

I actually saw a doctor's video on this very recently; it takes a large amount of air to kill you; basically it also depends on body weight as well. A few bubbles won't kill you, but that's what they show on movies and TV shows.

[–] theturtlemoves@hexbear.net 2 points 2 weeks ago

Depends where it is, but generally no. They'd need to inject like a large syringe full of air to have a good chance of killing her. Even if they wanted to kill her, there are easier and more plausibly deniable ways to do it (like 'accidentally' giving multiple doses of an actual medicine).