Top German neo-Nazi plummets 200 feet to his death while hiking on Hitler’s favorite mountain

[Patooka]

I'm trying real hard to not be that guy who laughs at the death of another human being.

But you aren't. You're laughing at the death of a nazi. Big difference.

 

[Patooka]

Joe Biden and the Haitians

That's my new band name.

I think "Biden and the Pet Eaters" would be more metal.

"Biden and the pussy eaters"? Too subtle?

 

[Tigers!]

I'm trying real hard to not be that guy who laughs at the death of another human being. I'm really trying...but...

Rescue teams rushed to the scene after the fall but the far-right radical was killed instantly

Not even a final realization that "oh shit, I'm apparently not a member of the Master Race after all?"

How do you say, “Hold my beer” in German?

Hold my beer

 

[Loren Pechtel]

Out there the ER is always far

I don't think you grasp how compact countries in Europe are. The site of this fall is just 25km (16 miles) by road from the nearest ER (in the city of Salzburg); It's a 35 minute drive if you don't have flashing lights and siren that let you ignore speed limits and red lights. An ambulance could likely get there in 20 or less. And a helicopter (which they used) would be quicker still - the road is pretty twisty, and the straight line distance is about 15km (less than 10 miles).

That ER is in a different country (Austria), but it's not a long way away, and since the EU, there's no border controls in place - There's a small sign next to the road to let people know they crossed a border, but it's in the middle of a small town, and you could easily not notice.

As he died "instantly" it matters little in this case; But if you break a leg on the Untersberg, you needn't worry that rescue is many hours away.

I'm not saying it's many hours away, but it's still far enough that time to OR is a very big factor.