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| Originally posted by Sandman1130 These places are supposed to be places to have fun and be with your friends and make new friends. Not watching your back at all times and fearing for your life. Sucks that this is what we have to deal with. |
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| Originally posted by Sandman1130 I know it may have not seemed as serious at Ikon that night. But I was standing right there when it happened. So close i got knocked to the floor almost by the guys fighting and swinging knives. 4 people were stabbed and slashed in the face. I dont know about you but that seems pretty seriouse to me. I was freaked the fuck out as many others were as well. Pretty much ruined the night all together and we left not to much after it all happened. Ive also been in the club when it was EXIT in 99 or 2000 when someone was stabbed and killed as well. Yeah noone died but they were pretty close to it. All this shit is seriouse no matter how you spin it. Its pretty sad that what this world has come to. These places are supposed to be places to have fun and be with your friends and make new friends. Not watching your back at all times and fearing for your life. Sucks that this is what we have to deal with. |
Ive been working in a club in the Uk when someone was shot... along with seeing people stabbled and bottled no more than a couple of feet from me on a couple of ocassions. Had to give evidence and everything before.
Could have happened anywhere- not exclusive to S america by any means.From friends who play there often it is a lovely place to play.
There is a big gang problem in one city where I work related to the drum & bass/ garage scene, and those nights ALWAYS have trouble...but then it only takes one nut job in the crowd to do stuff like this.. hardly exclusive to a particular genre.
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| Originally posted by jerZ07002 that video was kind of weird. people standing around looking at the shot people, then running around again later on.....i would have hauled as from the beginning. Where was that? EDIT: Venezuela, sort of makes sense. |
Like Jason said, this kind of thing can and does happen anywhere. Stop pointing fingers at everyone else and wake up! I don't see why anyone would possibly feel the need to start such a stupid argument right now anyway.
I hope that person gets caught.
So sad to see something like this go down in a EDM event!
Oh and LOL @ someone asking if they got a refund. wtf man?? That's the only thing you can say after watching this video.
I couldn't watch the whole thing. eesh.
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| Originally posted by DOOMBOT Like Jason said, this kind of thing can and does happen anywhere. Stop pointing fingers at everyone else and wake up! I don't see why anyone would possibly feel the need to start such a stupid argument right now anyway. |
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| Originally posted by Jason Jollins Forum Fight!! You make some good points Marcelo and you're right for the most part. But it's the same way in NYC or anywhere else in the world for that matter. The shooting at Crobar, the continuous stabbings at the PVD New Years Eve event at Ikon a few years ago; these are just a couple examples. And these crimes aren't exclusive to music events. Presidents have been assassinated, people have been shot in movie theaters / malls / etc... |
I personally remember being @ SPIRIT for Armin Van Buuren back in June two years ago, and was like two feet away from the guy who stabbed a bunch of people... Anyway, I'll stop debating, cos it seems to be offending people... lol
It really sucks to find out about this. Its on many message boards and sub-forums, etc. Some people are complaining that people should not be posting the video. I for one like to have as much knowledge as I can so I know that if I am ever in a club that this occurs in to get the heck out of there before the real panic ensues. Notice the other body not near the other 3 towards the end. Was it a trampled or shot person. Either way, not good.
My question is this though, even with slack security surely someone should have been able to find an automatic weapon capable of firing that many rounds that fast. Doesnt seem like that would be a small concealable gun.
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| Originally posted by DJ Eco Good points I personally remember being @ SPIRIT for Armin Van Buuren back in June two years ago, and was like two feet away from the guy who stabbed a bunch of people... Anyway, I'll stop debating, cos it seems to be offending people... lol |
wtf happen to the first video
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| Originally posted by TranceNation1 wtf happen to the first video |
Well, shit happens everywhere in the world. I remember a shooting at AD (Giant)about 3 yrs ago and nowbody said anything about it after words. There is violence everywhere in the world. The point being is that I dont think is fair to bash an entire continent for something that happened in one country. It's like saying : "Oh, I won't go to Canada because someone got killed in the USA"
There are 12 countries in Southamerica of which I've been to most of them and I've experienced nothing but good times. Nice and friendly people (not to mention the hotties
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In fact, I personnaly feel safer walking at night in downtown Santiago, Buenos Aires, or even Rio than LA, or NYC.
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| Originally posted by jerZ07002 well, when four of the top 10 most violent countries are in south america (venezuela, colombia, brazil, & ecuador), some people may have reservations about going there. i don't necessarily agree, i can't wait to go to south america. it's definitely on the top of my to do list. |
Shit is fucked up regardless if its a knife, gun, or even bare fists. Theres no reason to go out to parties like this and start shit. Another reason why the world is becoming more and more screwed up everyday.
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| Originally posted by Dream Beamz user removed it, if they didnt, I am sure youtube would have. Besides I am sure the person was getting too many e-mails. |
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| Originally posted by djquick83 Shit is fucked up regardless if its a knife, gun, or even bare fists. Theres no reason to go out to parties like this and start shit. Another reason why the world is becoming more and more screwed up everyday. |
It is really unfortunate that weapons enter the grounds of entertainment and fun. It really unbelievable how you can have fun one second and the other you could be dead. I don't understand how clubs do not check people for weapons. I just hope this never happens to one of us.
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| Originally posted by steven-neil Youre gonna like this one Walid...I got stabbed with a broken bottle three times in a club in Brixton,,London...Once in the face,,once in the back and once in the head...I was in the hospital waiting to get stitched up for so long that i just cleaned myself up,,borrowed a shirt and went back to the club....I had a wicked evening and got stitched up the following day.... |
Hats off to you sir
that is some messed up shit and should ever happen at a party or
anywhere else.
But its weird that the security at the clubs are mainly concerned
with not letting any drugs into the place then weapons. for
example, when i went to PVD at Roseland Ballroom, the woman that was
supposed to do the search just looked at my costume, found it funny
smiled, and just signalled for me to go right in. She didn't know
whether i had weapons (which I DID NOT), drugs, or any other
dangerous and illegal shit. I mean i thought about it for a second
but then i heard Jason throwing down the beats so i completely
forgot about it. But think about it. Drugs, i unterstand they were
there before and they will be there in the future. Plus people who
are on them usually are the ones having fun.
But weapons, just for having the actual idea of coming in to a party
place and fucking it up for everybody, they should be shot just for
that
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| Originally posted by mfelner29 HOLY SHIT! I'm buying you a bear and a shot for that Steven because that is what I call a true Clubber and a trooper Hats off to you sir |
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| Originally posted by DOOMBOT I'm not offended if that is what you are implying. I just find it ignorant how you went about defending your stance against Jason's as if you know better then him. I'd think anyone to talk like that would have had to have been there, not to mention you seem to be basing everything off of heresay. |
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| Originally posted by Glow-Man In fact, I personnaly feel safer walking at night in downtown Santiago, Buenos Aires, or even Rio than LA, or NYC. |
Damn the hunman came around twice for more kills.......how sad
If remember I think it was 2 years ago that Steve Lawler>? (not sure)was playing at some club in Mexico and finsihed his set and then was forced by the owners (Mexico Mafia connections)to play encore. He treated and played and got the hell out of there.
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| Originally posted by DJ Eco It's not heresay if I've been there, my whole family's there, and we know these things... Let's make things simple: there's clubs that book DJs like Jason and have beautiful crowds that love the music, and then there's the other 70% of EDM-related venues that no1 from here would ever want to go to because of the shadiness factor... The US has its meth problem as you go inland, and they have their big drug problem too, which just happens to go very hand-in-hand with EDM in the past decade... Imagine if Made Event was the only legit promoter in New York, and all the People NYC's, Massive's, Basic's, Melting Pot's, Giant Step's were all run by big-$ drug dealers... Not saying Jason's wrong, he's completely correct to a certain extent, but there's a whole facet of "the scene" there people don't understand, and as booking agents get more acquainted with the promoters they're involved with, it may be a reason as to why (like I said earlier) many gigs have been cancelled over the past year.... Ask yourself, WHY are we talking about this? Because Carl Cox is involved... Otherwise, it would have been just another shooting in the local news in some parts of South America... I know because I've been there, and away from the resorts and tourist areas, much of it is third world. Having family there and having been there many times doesn't make me the 100% know-it-all of course, but Jason playing there often doesn't make him either... That's what an intelligent conversation is, it's not "ignorant" like you say, it's just exposing other points of view. Ignorant would be if I said "all those Mexicans should stay out of the EDM scene."... dig? |
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| Originally posted by DeRangedMind Damn the hunman came around twice for more kills.......how sad If remember I think it was 2 years ago that Steve Lawler>? (not sure)was playing at some club in Mexico and finsihed his set and then was forced by the owners (Mexico Mafia connections)to play encore. He treated and played and got the hell out of there. |
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