15 RISKIEST Places to Live

Join us into the heart of danger as we explore the top 15 Riskiest Places to Live, where residents face extraordinary challenges every day. These homes, marked by their extreme conditions, environmental threats, and often, the sheer force of nature's fury, are not for the faint-hearted.
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[@ellenseiger8222]

Love! Top Fives, keep bringing awesome content! 💖

[@topfives]

Thank you! Will do!

[@rayvanbulletantmartinez]

Thanks!

[@kekaeva750]

Wow. It’s just amazing!!!

[@paulwoods3161]

The mountain hut is incredible

[@garymiller5937]

Most of these places are either so dangerous or inhospitable, why would anyone want to stay there, much less live there? 😮 Not me! I don't even want to visit!! Thank you for the video. 😊😊❤❤

[@williamromine5715]

Why would they need a light house attendant in the winter if the lake freezes over during winter?

[@jk07ist]

Good question.

[@gennettharris26]

Ko

[@mutantryeff]

The riskiest are where taxation exceeds 6% for all combined taxes. Beyond that and you have become enslaved. The USA: you likely work 4 to 6 months for the government each year.

[@missnataliedavis]

We didn't come and watch to get a government lesson. This is simply about risky locations. Not risky business decisions.

[@randalmayeux8880]

What have you been drinking? I make about $70,000 a year, and my tax burden, including sales and state taxes, is only about $9,000 a year.

[@mutantryeff]

@@randalmayeux8880 You left out property tax, fuel tax, phone tax, alcohol tax, tobacco tax, sales tax, .... I pay more in taxes than you earn in a year.

[@fredbmurphy]

Military spending like no other country. The risk is when one is faced with either death or bankruptcy; while the politicians get universal healthcare that they are against anyone else getting.

[@Wonderwoody1]

Bro, USA is only one country