Yeah, exactly. Do / Should videos like that which incorporate insanely dangerous stunts require some sort of warning. It is now SOOO much easier for people to get these videos (everything has an internet connection now). Is it reasonable to require someone to take some form of responsibility for posting these things and in that encouraging others (especially small children who do not know any better).

Didn't Clinton sign something that protects the users of the Internet back around 1996?  I know he signed something stating the Internet should be policed under the laws governing print media (which could have been bad had he signed the other bill stating that it would be governed like television).  I know it ended up protecting people's rights to post "how-to's" on attacking, torturing, maiming, and other lude things like bomb making (Hi FBI computer trolling for that 'B' word) and other stuff that will get you on "The List" for searching for it too much.

Probably though, these videos will result in some kind of lawsuits on the people posting them, it is the American way.

Probably though, these videos will result in some kind of lawsuits on the people posting them, it is the American way.

Don't get me wrong, I make my living off of the American way of being a litigious society, but I can't help but feel bad for people who see this and see that it is being put out there as "real" by someone who REALLY knows how to fake it. I guarantee there is someone out there right now trying something similar and about to land on their face. Would it be such a big deal to make these people put up some kind of warning (at the very least)? I don't think so.