The Return of the Bubonic Plague
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2020
- The black plague has broke out in Madagascar. In late 2013, a deadly outbreak of the plague hit small villages around the country killing dozens of people. Rumored to have taken root in overcrowded prisons, the disease has flourished amid Madagascar’s increasing poverty and poor waste management. Antibiotics to treat the disease have been developed and are available in most countries, but Madagascar’s rudimentary healthcare system has left a number of people stranded without care.
*This video originally aired on VICE in 2014
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This is an incredibly serious video but I absolutely cannot get over that rats are scientifically called rattus rattus
You will understand when your older and more mature that it really isn’t that funny.
@@emilymack2652 Ok but it’s hilarious how can you not agree
@@emilymack2652 maturity has nothing to do with it, he simply just found it interesting or funny that the rat had a certain name, it's funny cause you're the immature one here. You need to learn what maturity means bud
@@emilymack2652 Of course your name is Emily. Just let the man or women have a laugh.
@@emilymack2652 *you’re
Dude, they slaughtered a bull to honor his visit?.. I'm a farmer. Do you even realize what kind of a sacrifice that is for a poor farmer? That's huge.
I totally agree, it is a huge sacrifice and a great honor.
@@lindseystory6343 it's the circle of life. Things die so we can live.
I also live in a rural place where animals are raised. A bull is a lot of money even for people who are employed. That's a massive statement coming from them. I bet they all enjoyed that meal. It must have been seriously special.
@@Theggman83 I get that. But I didn't ask to watch it happen
@@lindseystory6343 😂 you didn't ask? Well it's a good thing you weren't damaged and it's only your feelings that got hurt.
He's really lucky that the village slaughtered such a large animal. It shows a lot of respect and gratitude. Most people wouldn't get such a great welcome.
How fucked up do you gotta be to call the killing of animals „a great welcome“? You are sick
@@mariek9629 i like fortnite
Barbaric and irrational traditions.
@@convoluteduniverse5917 mmm meat 🍖
@@convoluteduniverse5917 arguably more ethical than modern day intensive farming. The cow probably was fell fed and cared for, same cannot be said for the animals you see in the supermarkets.
I feel sadness for those children living in the slums, but it's a bit comforting to see so many smiling and playing despite their awful living conditions. They only know what they know, and they have a strong community even if they lack even the most basic essentials. We could all be a little more like that.
Maybe they should clean up instead of doing nothing and waiting for everyone else to fix the problem
@@Arzeena1990you are impossibly stupid. Not only did they say the cleaned the whole city; but when you have no clue that your living poorly and have no resources to fix it how are you supposed to do anything.
@@Arzeena1990maybe you should stop blaming people stuck in communist/socialist governments
@@midnight_x_edits Madagascar is not a socialist or a communist country
You know it's serious when the journalist swears
True
@Ploni Almoni I think that your looking too much into it mate.
@Ploni Almoni someone found a thesaurus
@Ploni Almoni I don't think he said it because of the moral depravity of audience, I think he just said it because he wanted to.
@Ploni Almoni I was just saying that him saying it probably wasn't that deep.
"How do you feel about the rats? do you have any emotions towards them?"
*Slams dead rat
"No."
He said that he liked rats. But now knowing what they spread not so much anymore. He did not slam the rat but very effectively broke the neck. The rat died in an instant without any suffering.
@@HansOvervoorde 6:02
This had me weak af
I mean does he have emotions to cows or chickens lol
I used to love bats but they spread so much disease just like rats. ;(
Even after they went through something so horrible, those villagers are so welcoming and happy. I would love to go some place that when I got there people sang and danced to welcome me. I wish all communities welcomed visitors like that. It's beautiful.
Great documentary, but I really hope everyone involved in filming and producing this was responsible enough to fully quarantine before returning to their countries. Also I don't know what it's going to take for the governments of the world to realize that we are only as strong as our weakest link. We cannot ignore the poor and unfortunate and think we are going to continue to prosper. Every single human being on this planet deserves basic necessities to stay healthy and happy. 😔
problem is kinda the opposite. There's no problem treating the plague in the countries the team came from, the antibiotics they are taking stops them catching or spreading it, so no quarantine needed. That's why rich countries were overall so unprepared for covid, cause they're used to these easy fixes & being able to take it for granted
@@mehere8038 100 % agree with this
The worst part is we have these deadly illnesses in labs that can be used as bio weapons. So don't look to any goverment to help you. As for convid please I'm sure we would no about it if people got this black DEATH. Wow I have never seen such an over reaction to a flu virus in all my life.
Are you serious?
@@mehere8038 thing is easily treatable but when it starts to spread rapidly if not treated it can become hell on earth as this disease goes through many stages spreading faster and faster without the intervention of these people the island would probably be void of humans hell less then 100 years it spread rampantly in the USA when people were negligent despite having the medicine and technology to deal with the plague and almost spread it to all of the USA it still exists only near the west coast straight all the way down to Mexico's border
When the guy coughed up, he literally looked scared.
Salute to these people whose job is to make our world a little safer.
The doctor is a turbo troll haha.
2 days-1179 points up...
That's great...
And the person heard coughing at the village
@davidmax tejada I would quarantine forever
He also coughed into his HANDS!
The Black Death kinda feels like an ancient evil returning to kill
It's treatable with antibiotics now :)
And we got cameras to see how fuckin disgusting it is
In remote rural areas like this with little access to medical care, it can be devastating but in most places, an early catch makes the prognosis very good. You are isolated and treated with antibiotics, then sent on your way
That would mean its evil to kill. A virus has no malice nor evil intentions. It's simply living its life, unfortunately it can be at the cost of its hosts life.
@@booya2002 wtf lol. Viruses are not living organisms
Man, those villagers have such a strong sense of community. That's really special
The bubonic plague never went anywhere. We were warned as kids to stay away from the prarie dogs in the area of Colorado we lived in because they carry the plague. A young girl just died of it last year out in La Plata County CO.
😯
"Luckily the rat was clean" wasn't lucky for the rat, lol
Same thing i was thinking
True but it was for a better reason and rip to the rat
Rats were never the culprits in transmitting the plague to humans in epidemic proportions, as science has proven through several studies. Humans have always been the ones infecting each other. During the Glasgow plague they caught thousands of rats to study and not a single one was a plague carrier despite humans of the city having an epidemic going on.
Rats mainly infect other rats if they have the plague. The entire rat created epidemic hypothesis was based on pre-scientific assumptions and not on evidence. The oriental rat flea can be carried by any mammal and there's a lot more species that come within flea jumping distance of humans than rats, and then the rest happens through human to human transmission.
@@wwondertwin We know, Encyclopaedia Brown. 🤫
@@wwondertwin Go to Madagascar and explain your wikipedia knowledge to the research teams on the field.
This makes covid sound like a walk in the park. Holy crap it’s scary
@@victorthevloggerrr8127 thats literally a lie over 200k people have died from it
@@victorthevloggerrr8127 just in america
@@victorthevloggerrr8127 Trump did not win Lmao
@@victorthevloggerrr8127 Also your "factual data".. where are the sources for "93% of positive cases are actually negative and 0.017% of people who actually get it die".
@@victorthevloggerrr8127 Doubt.
The fact that members of a village trusts doctors more than some people protesting about covid shows our current state of society, especially since a lot of westerners learn about the bubonic plague
COVID-19 is not even comparable to the Black Death but keep crying!
Black plague is magnitudes more serious than covid is lol
If you can't see the difference between doctors doing humanitarian work, and a medical system hijacked by pharmaceutical companies using the government to push an agenda that leads to record profits, than I feel sorry for you. Go ahead and keep believing the lies like the useful idiot that you are.
…. Covid and the plague are not even remotely similar
Props to the people who actually made the video and risked their lives to give us this content
docter :- i have no plague.
reporter :- thank god.
docter :- i hope so..
reporter :- *gives a nervous smile*!!!!
hmmm docter doctor
Lol
Underated
@@keygandesjarlais1247 no its Dr.docter
Cringe
"DO NOT ATTEND FUNERALS " seems like a #1 rule to surviving a pandemic
I attended my grandma's funeral, and I am fine.
@@briank8697 ok congrats, you didnt get covid?!
NDZ & CR have entered the chat
They say that because over there they don’t Do anything with the bodies like embalm the bodies. The dead are still contagious and they handle the body and everyone touches the body to pay respect. So yeah funerals there are risky unlike in the USA. Has nothing to do with being around other attendees and more to do with the close proximity people have with the dead body. That was also the same issue of why Ebola was such an issue in Africa when handling the dead, and why they tried to get people to stop doing traditional ceremonies for the dead during that time.
@@annabanabanana my grandma chose to die when she stopped doing her dialysis treatments, so it had nothing to do with covid
very well done, i watch tons of documentaries and the way that this was presented and the information was perfect and on point!
What a great coverage! Thank you so much -Vice Impact-
my favorite thing about vice is how they don't dub over the people talking
Yea
Cus they are a rubbish journalist publication and can't afford the translation
@@harryfuller5341 ?? there are subtitles
Voice actor, like your orignial comment mentions...
Google translation is free
@@harryfuller5341 so you think they send a correspondent out to conduct interviews, spend hours on editing and production, and use google translate to generate subtitles because they can't afford a proper translator? interesting theory :D
The villagers: “It’s great to see you here!”
The zebu: “Ah, shit”
AHHAHAHa
a shit i gottta goooo
Can’t say "here we go again"
😂😂😂😂
Ahahhahahahahaa
😬😬😬
This is the VICE I've known and loved. Thanks for the great work
Vice is full of bullshit liars
This is one of the better way more interesting documentaries that Vice has made
6:35 “After dissecting the rat it turned out luckily rodent was clean”
Rat from heaven: well, thank you very much to know
😆🤣🤣🤣
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Thanx is for sending to heaven and not for dissecting the rat.
Thanx is for sending to the pleasurable heaven
@@susancunt3667 you should write a book about it
scientists: *creating long weird names for sicknesses*
also some random scientist: *R A T T U S R A T T U S*
Can't forget scientific name for pig is 'sus'
The mouse is called mus musculus 😉
Gorilla's scientific name is Gorilla gorilla.
A protein connected to cancer is called sonic hedgehog protein.
Nuclear pasta is the strongest material in the universe that we have found so far.
@@dandanthedandan7558 we forget that scientists can have humor
@@ember7815 Yeah that's why I'm sharing
“The first thing I learned about the black plague is that the symptoms are fucking horrifying”
- Vice
Those people are incredibly friendly. Good people too.
It blew my mind how welcoming and warm those people were when he showed up to their village. Even though they were literally dropping like flies. There's some real beauty to that kind of spirit. God Bless the people of Madagascar.
I totally was touched by that too
And yet. America we build walls to keep people out even though we shout about human rights
They sacrificed a bull. That animal means a huge lot to the whole village of very poor farmers, that was such an incredibly generous honor. It's like if a middle class family would set their car on fire to welcome their guests.
I really hope they can replace the animal quickly enough. It's not unwarranted though, they have been abandoned by the entire planet to fend for themselves a little after facing one of the worst diseases known to mankind, and then almost a decade later a helicopter lands from the sky and there's a camera crew. Yeah, I would light my whole house up in flames in their honor just thinking that holy shit, we might be getting some help out of somewhere at very long last
Most non-whites are like that very pleasant very casual not manipulative at all that is why they are losing their lives and their land and everything that comes along with it just think if all none whites start acting like Europeans that would be all bad I'm not trying to be anal just stating my opinion TH-cam style
That is because you live in a country where most people would rather spit on you, and tell you they are superior, Murica fuck yeah!!!!
Interesting fact--since the bubonic plague and HIV viruses target the same part of the immune system, some descendents of plague survivors in europe are immune to AIDS.
like 1 % lol
I know right, mind blowing stuff. I think you and I must have watched the same Timeline documentary.
@@hodannn maybe so who knows should test it
Maybe that could lead to a cure.
What European ? Bloodline or tribe ?
It is so awful to see the disease is back, as a European I am traumatized that it still creates so much pain among those great humans of Madagascar, God bless them.
I don’t know if the disease was ever truly eradicated most likely only presumed to be, it has probably always existed in very very small number we just didn’t know
@@laurenmalson5662 it was never eradicated people just were able to prevent themselves from getting it and lower the chances of people getting it
These people live in shit. I’m surprised India doesn’t have another plague yet
What a beautiful spirit the people living in that village have. I hope they can stay well.
It really is touching that the villagers slaughtered a whole big ass zebu. They probably run a pretty tight ship since they are so isolated, and the sacrifice speaks volumes.
Touching? I noped out of the video when they started showing them tormenting the poor bull. I lose sympathy for anyone and everyone who participates in animal abuse.
@@Lee-fw9mr k
@@Lee-fw9mr So what do you eat? plants?
@@Lee-fw9mr In your bubble this is abuse, and rightfully so since there is more peacefull ways to do these things today. However, in a village so off the grid and without any connection to the outside world, not even the politicians or infrastructure of its country make its way there.. Consequently this has been the way they've been taught to survive. Loosing sympathy for something like this, shows the lack of sympathy in the first place. They sacrificed their most precious stock for the gratitude of being shown to the world that they exist and are in need for great help. Yet you opt out due to this, instead of trying to understand the reasoning behind it. Quite arrogant, too self absorbed to be able to understand/sympathise due to your way of looking/understanding the world and its way of things, including ethics/morals. These people have no modern technology, no education besides their upbringing and life lessons, no media and no health care except shaman like traditonal healers. Do you understand what kind of volume it speaks when a whole village shows such happiness and gratitude due to a helicopter landing journalists puts them on the map and expressed their way of living under harsh circumstances in these modern times? Imagine going through a corona virus epidemic that kills much faster (in general) and not knowing what it is and where and how to get help till its way too late for many villagers. For the survivors, it was very lucky and their gratitude and more shows how serious it was and their experience of it. If you were born in this remote village, would u despise your kin and neighbours due to the fact that they did this? And no.. I dont support these kinds of offerings, even tho it was most likely due to the fact that they wanted to give the journalists their most anticipated and most delicous dish they wish they could eat on a common basis but cant.
@@Lee-fw9mr what do you think you are eating then? You think your meat falls from the sky? I dont see anyone thinking twice how their meat is prepared. Only when you see how it is prepared you start bitching
THE WAY MY MAN BEN PUT HIS HEAD BACK WHEN THE GUY COUGHED HAD ME CRYING!!!
me too lol
"I have no plague.... I hope so" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
36 hours or dead so u wouldn't lean back fak ida been HazzMattedOut
Lmao me when someone coughs on the bus
COVID has been pretty stigmatizing for smokers lol.
The good thing about this is it seems that awareness & actions to address the plague have probably helped them with covid. Their official numbers are incredibly low, which appears to relate to non-reporting, not low cases/deaths, but reports from NGO's in the country seem to indicate they're doing ok
Wow what a great presentation. Thank you
the people in that rural village seemed like the kindest most hospitable people its so sad that they had to face such a gruesome disease :(((((
@Itz. Fakeseal more than that, it is a very precious, important animal for the community which is sacrificed to honor the guests as has been done for thousands of years we learn from the Old Testament.
@@HansOvervoorde Just because its tradition doesnt make it okay ? its fucking disgusting
@@lipglossgirl998 It's not okay for you because you weren't grown up in it. Also , the treatment of animals in western , more "advanced" societies for consumption is much much worse on a much much bigger scale.
But that's something a lot of us conveniently dismiss / not realise because we are presented with a finished , not so "disgusting" product.
Not to say i didn't skip through that part because i can't handle seeing animals in pain (even rats , i skipped that part too)
But who are we to judge about century-old traditions when we have our own traditions that these people or others might see as weird/disgusting.
If you or i grew up in that village , big chance we wouldn't bat an eye and simply see it as a normal part of life.
@Third Script you must be a teenager or child. If not i feel sorry for you.
@Itz. Fakeseal yes you explained it perfectly
“Tiny island nation of Madagascar”
Madagascar is one of the largest islands in the world…
Including green land
Green land it's a total shithole
@@davidwallace4416 it's also not even green
@@lukeevans1945 Yep I saw the state of the place, I might stay on one of the wettest places on Earth but I feel blessed to have been born in the U.k. 🏴❤️🇬🇧
@@lukeevans1945 The South is green and lush during much of the year, and its summers are usually warmer than those in Scandinavia.
4:24 " I have no plague... I hope so"
This is very informative and helpful. Total respect for all the reporters and staffs who covered this! Thank you.
And to those doctors and crews who continue on saving lives, thank you.
Also sending my prayers to God for all the people who still experience these diseases. Please fight it and become better. There are still unexplored things that will give you happiness and strength if you keep on livin :)
Seek health care officials immediately if symptoms shows or if you feel there is something wrong or if excessive symptoms of flu persists.
And I'm hoping for more documentary like these VICE. Let's spread all these informations about issues that we need to keep an eye on.
Dear diary, today i've learned that the people of Madagascar speaks French.
Edit: Brothers brothers. My school couldn't have taught me everything in this world. We learn new stuff everyday, your clarifications have been extremely helpful, no need to start a TH-cam comment war.
As do half of Africa, I know so many people who studied Spainish at school and then wish they studied French who work brought them here
@@annabarr1304 You need to study English.
@fuck off I know right 😂 some people
You must be an American
Edit: ffs chill out ppl, learn to take a joke
@@JustAnotherAccount8 Vietnamese
When you get dissected just because they thought you're infected
Rat: Yo wtf?
I mean, the stereotype for rats is that their filthy diseases creatures
Omg thats hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
@SOSA yeah, like I said
@SOSA sure incredibly clean walking around pissing on themselves and dragging through anything eating literally anything including feces and moldy rotten food . Stereotypes are usually helpful descriptions.
@@historyofvideogamesandmyop2913 they don't piss on themselves. And eat what they can to survive
Thank you VICE for posting actually decent stuff
Incredible reporting.
The people of Beranimbo represent the beauty of rural Africa at its best. I miss the days when my village was that welcoming. May they survive this .
A scan
@@pvssology what about Ebola?
🙏✌️💫❤️
@@pvssology media is just seeding and farming fear
@Blueafarian you get ebola from contaminated water, some third world countries don't boil their water, so ebola will keep popping up every now an then unlike polio which only had one source, so we could eradicate it completely but ebola is everywhere bud even in your toilet when you need take a number 2.
Imagine 70% of your country’s income disappearing in one year. Really good documentary. Those villagers were inspiring people.
Every country in the world has given these people money for decades and we haven't seen results. You're just lining the pockets of the dictators that live there. This is not Global child care where everybody sponsors a third world nation. Your incentivizing bad behavior.
@@deuscoromat742 or the leaders of those charities but yeah most likely both. Money gets funnelled away for everything in large charities. It’s the small/completely traceable charities are the ones to go with. Guess doing ur research helps… but that last part is harshly put to say the least.
70% of all govts income disappeared , it was called Covid and lockdowns.
@@deuscoromat742 thats not how it works. They are given money by countries that also block their ability yo participate in commerce.
@@deuscoromat742 and then you realize that the country's exotic and unique resources are being deforested for international profit... the government is beyond corrupt, but that has nothing to do with the actual people. Blame the men in suits, not the millions barely making it through each day.
I love how the whole village came out to sing "it's great to see you here, what news do you bring?"
Unbelievable that in 2022, people still live like this.
They, finally figured out how to get Madagascar on Plague inc.
Haha
For me I also can never get Greenland
Iceland, Madagascar, Greenland are the scariest ones
I also struggle with the Caribbean 😂
You win. Entire planet infected and dying.
"After being told how stupid we were by the doctors in NY" I felt that.
But he knows he can get infected come back infect more people in name of his personal Liberty.
In NY you guys have a rats teaching turtles Kung fu and teaching them to fight crime.
him getting nervous when the guy coughed sent me
2021 TH-cam Rewind is LIT
"the tiny island nation of madagascar"
madagascar is the second largest island nation in the world, almost three times the size of great britain (england, wales, scotland).
Nation
Eurocentricity
Now on I'm gonna refer to UK as "the tiny island of Great Britain"
IT SAID NATION NOT THE SIZE OF THE ISLAND, yall dumb as hell
Except it's not a tiny 'nation' either
''Tiny island of Madagascar''
Which is literally bigger than Great Britain.
Looks tiny on a ma)
Yeah this host guy is not that bright
You are right. Madagascar is actually quite a bit larger than the entire United Kingdom. Most 2D maps distort relative sizes of areas further from the equator, making Britain and all of Europe appear larger than they are relative to land masses like Africa. Globes give a more realistic view, but are cumbersome.
He never said tony island. He said tiny NATION
@@Iluveyuu the nation also happens to control all of Madagascar
thank you vice
Totally not crying a little bit after the welcoming ceremony, that was sweet 🥲
The fact that this video after 5 month had 240k views is pretty bad. Those kind of things SHOULD be highlighted MUCH more. Effort of those reporters is incredible - risking their own lives to show some extreme shit that hapoends somewhere.
It's a repost from original 2014. It's around 10-11M views from the old post, don't remember exactly.
It had a surge view after Ebola outbreak back in 2015-2016 and after budget cut CDC by Trump in 2017.
Peoples was positive comment about pandemic issue and positive view about medical staff's work for prevent pandemic.
Instead people are subscribing to youtube makeup gurus that will literally teach them nothing about life😖
Shit like this hapoends
@@gina3498 what’s wrong with youtube makeup gurus
The plague never went away. It's actually highly treatable and if you're in a "rich" country you're unlikely to die from it. The only reason people don't know about it is because it happens in the third world where medicine and hospitals aren't as easily available. People don't care about these poor areas. Covid is more dangerous and more of a threat to humanity than plague, but we need to help these people who are affected by plague more.
*coughs*
"I have no plague"
*laughs*
"I HOPE SO"
*I hope so*... Well shit
“What’s that bump on your face bro?” 🧐
🤔
“ It’s just an ingrown hair, it’s not the plague! 🤢🤮“
🙄✌️🖕
That involuntary flinch was hilarious.
maybe he is positive to "Cornova"
I mean look at the timeframe he probably had Covid
This guy's voice is so calm but his face is terrified.
Prayers for these people. May prosperity come to ALL countries on this planet.
You’d think that when they are handling such dangerous tiny fleas they’d wear whole body suits. Fleas jump far and are tiny and they still have bare skin showing
also they are fucking strong, you can feel them jump against your skin. scary stuff!
@@solala1312 only betas think they are strong, (i am not a beta 💪)
@@santicheeks1106 you are a charlie loser
@@sxtn7736 more like omega
@@santicheeks1106 imagine using beta and alpha to describe yourself and others, how lame
I definitely wasn’t expecting the on screen rat death.
Neither was I… 😳
weird they included it like he could’ve just told us ffs
Absolutely noxious, there are no depths of depravity humans are willing to leave unplumbed!
Yeah… not sure how I feel about that…
@@mandyellis876 it’s strange that u are able to watch a video about humans dying from an agonizing disease with ease, but u draw the line at rats being dissected in order to save those humans.
I'm so glad that I decided to watch this before dinner.
That poor bull. Please NEVER sacrifice any living thing so cruelly for my presence…
I had COVID...
A fever was one of the worst symptoms.
This dude said that fever was just a small symptom of bubonic plague.
BRUH
Who cares
leah Ackerman the people that think we’re overreacting with COVID when they have to deal with that shit
What was the temperature of the fever?
GD Flash it was about 4 1/2 months ago so excuse me if I guess a little. I think it was around 102 at its worst.
@@s0ck167 the worst part about a fever is that you feel trapped in your own mind, it wipes you out so the only thing you can do is sleep, but then you get horrible fever dreams that feel like hell
Wow, the welcome they received from the villagers is incredible! This is real humanity.
Pretty touching right? I would feel so honored
Everything was good till they showed the zebu slaughter..
Poor zebu
Too bad for the zebu
@@chandrangmakwana252 yeah that would've made me feel pretty shitty/guilty but you just kind have to acknowledge it's a different culture of people who were not taught that type of compassion towards animals. Still tragic though.
This video is making me itch...
I’m down the VICE hole. You keep seeing videos and thinking “just one more.”
Same... It’s 2am and I’m on my 15th video :,)
im down a youtube hole in general but right meow it's vice
Yeah it’s now 7am 😹
5am here 🤫
Same
2020 don’t get ideas
lmao
2021 isn't gonna be a good year, but COVID-19 will slowly dwindle, so that's good!
aw shit here we go again
The natives said shit would go to hell 8 years after 2012. They weren't wrong lol feel like 2021 will be worst
@@HudsonDiTomaso Really depends which countries you're referring to. America's fucked, as with most of South America/Africa and India. Countries that don't deal with Covid will suffer huge economic downturn.
The last bubonic plague period *technically* never ended. So, it’s not technically a return, but a reawakening of mankind to the threat that never left.
What did it feel like to get the plague? Man. Hard hitting journalism
I wonder how many people clicked this in a panic without realizing how long it’s been around in Madagascar or that it can be cured with antibiotics.
Until someone's government wants to modify it and make it unable to be fought, then unleashed to the public. But I mean, it's not like that could ever happen......
Black plague is carried by California ground squirrels.
@@SMDTURBO 😬😬😬
@a tiny leaf You take 2-4 weeks of penicillin or an equivalent and you’d be fine. Madagascar isnt exactly the most well off place, nor is it at anything close to global technological or industrial/medical infrastructure parity. It’s not something to panic about.
The gentleman above talking about weaponized plague lacks an understanding of how difficult and unattractive bacteria are to make into bioweapons. Viruses, due to their difficulty to detect, defeat, and their constant mutation as part of their lifestyle would make a far better medium. Antivirals have to be a lot more specifically tailored than antibiotics.
bubonic plague when treated is only ~80% survivable and around 50$ survivable without treatment, Septicaemic plague is almost 100% fatal, and perhaps 40% with treatment. Pneumonic plague is 100% fatal, regardless of treatment.
"The Tiny island of Madagascar" is not tiny at all
Right. It's one of the largest islands in the world.
@ivanabloom it's not even tiny as a nation, its quite large actually, but it depends on who you compare it to ofc
@@venzraps yes, is larger than most european countries
@@mada5326 yeah thats what I was reffering to
It's tiny compared to things like the US or Russia.
“It’s really good!” *aftertaste hits*
“It’s pretty good. It’s… pretty good.” lmfao
One thing I noticed is that people that live outside of cities live in pretty clean little villages. But the cities seem to be absolutely nasty.
The best part was when he talked through the trash helicopter headpiece instead of just a half decent voice over
Pure journalistic gold
7:44
i like the trash helicopter headpiece sound
@@borablerta9090 Yeah me too, I got some serious Call of Duty 4 nostalgia out of it.
* ear starts to bleed
The doctor: Finished explaining that it can spread airborne
Also the doctor: *cough*cough*
The cycle of harming nature, its always scary to think that when you upset something in the balance it finds a way to go around.
The people with the least are always the most giving, what beautiful village people.
When you test negative, but died either way.
Rat's ghost: "Whew thanks?"
I like how the scientist literally just folded the rat up after dissecting it
I'm very saddened by this information. I pray that a solution is found quickly.
good content vice keeps posting W
I couldn't have been the only confused one seeing "Benjamin Shapiro" as a vice correspondent 😅
I did a rather disgusted double take
@@robsusername1042 cool it with the antisemitic remarks
anytime i see the name ben shapiro i cringe
@@RamboSnoop how is that anti semitic…?
@@loveygi2639 they probably don't know who Ben Shapiro is, so the idea someone would comment so negatively about a clearly Jewish name WOULD be disgusting and anti-Semitic.
My goodness. That welcoming and their kindness literally gave me goosebumps. So beautiful.
Insane how fast the changes in your body will take place.
the black toes just looks so terrifying
There's something about mass graves that hits me at the human level. Poor souls.
'The tiny island nation of Madagascar'. Tiny? Its length is a thousand miles.
Yep it's bigger than Sumatra in Indonesia
I’d agree that’s a pretty odd description - maybe they meant its population, which is ten times less than Indonesia’s, speaking of, but it’s still around the same as Australia’s, so I still wouldn’t call it “tiny” or even “small” based on that, while if they were referring to size, like you say Madagascar is about the same size as the Northeastern US. I’d reserve their description for Tuvalu or Malta or something. I think they were really just trying to sound descriptive and missed the mark - I’d maybe choose “isolated,” or “impoverished” island nation (perhaps harsh, but true) instead.
Yeah he's a shit reporter, a guy who thinks he needs to slip in fuck and shit into mini docs about deadly disease and suffering.
I cringed when I heard him say this. This guy might be telling an important story, but clumsy language like this in inexcusable in modern journalism. It's akin to saying 'the tiny state of Texas'... His use of crude prose and a half-stoned sounding voice...
Madagascar is the worlds 4th largest island.
And it’s scary to think that there are people in this country who are willing to risk millions of lives following information with no substance.
i love how well made the huts where in the small village.
“It’s really good ... it’s pretty good ... it’s pretty gamey ...” That food critique devolved quick. 😆
🤣 I thought we’ll which one was it?
When the novelty wears off hahah
Hahahaha
gamey doesnt mean bad
@@ghostmemeboi exactly, just means that it's good but the natural flavor is a little strong to your palate. If anything, it's a good sign that it's as natural as possible. We pay a premium for free range, cruelty free and all the other labels.
4:46 for some reason the way he said "one rattus rattus.." had me expecting him to keep counting like count Dracula. One rattus rattus... two rattus rattus... threeee rattus rattus
Perhaps you’re thinking of Count von Count from Sesame Street?
😂 those were the days.. watching sesame street where my siblings and I learned alphabet& singing before we started our kindergarten year..
Ah ah ah
@@tristantardiff5463 right. That's what was missing. Good on ya. Lol
Every time a tomb is opened we get cursed by things like this 😭
Again video that makes us appreciate how lucky we are to have what we have now.
"Not many people know that much about mada-"
_LION GIRAFFE ZEBRA HIPPO_
Uhh do you mean lion, giraffe, zebra and the hippo?
Elephant? Was the giraffe sqaushed by elephant?
@@jesussson5893 oh
@@yall4629 Madagascar Disney movie
Lemurs
Holy shit, the people were so humble. The welcoming he got when he visited the village was awesome!
Two of the most important things are education and hygiene.
I always thought Madagascar wasn't that poor. I learned about it 2 years ago and I'm still shocked. Additionally to the political issues it's often hit by bad weather.
"Two of the most important things are education and hygiene."
And BIRTH CONTROL! you go to India and see the same scores of children everywhere, working all over garbage dumps full of filth to scrounge up bits of metal and other materials to sell for a few pennies just to EAT, they're burning electronics full of plastics, chemicals etc to scrounge up half an ounce of lead solder and a few bits of copper wire while breathing in the black smoke and handling bare lead as well as breathing in the dust.
Most in India don't even have flush toilets, all the waste, sewage and inductrial chemicals along with dead bodies and dead animals wind up in the same "sacred" rivers they bathe and drink water from
The song by the villagers is so nice.
Everyone: COVID is so bad, things can’t get any worse then this.
VICE Impact: So... Is it to late too tell you that the bubonic plague is back too?
I mean I hope the plague doctors back, Only thing I want
read the description, this video is from 2014. it says "*This video originally aired on VICE in 2014"
The black plague isnt that dangerous in the current world...
When you realise 2020 was the trailer
Lets hope no chinese dude got inspiration from this or its time from an upgraded plafue