"All he needs is someone to throw hand grenades at him, for the rest of his life."

The things that stuck with me as a child-I was born July the 24th, 1992-one of them was the, unbeknownst to me at the time this specific word, the juxtaposition between...well, you know the one line I’m referring to...and the above quote from 8ball. I don’t know exactly how old I was, I was no more than 7 or 8, but I understood the significance of that

@@themcknox Sound like a few of my Muckers! 😂😂

Bud

They were the best. 8-ball should´ve had M-60 corner shooting Animal for recon by his side.

In real-life it's a total reflex for Marines... Saw it happen in a CTF Paintball game - couple of Marines playing accidentally gave cover fire for an enemy player, LOTS of red faces after when they realized they had screwed up lol

@@RichardM333 Still was funny as Hell when the teenaged team leader walked over to active duty Marines and with a totally straight-face asked them if they understood that we SHOOT the enemy, not protect them ;-)

@Person ....Were they supposed to shoot behind, Where there's no enemies? They were covering fire in the direction he was running to to "Suppress" what they thought were enemies.

It's easy to pull a trigger from behind cover.

That reaction had nothing to do with the unit's emotional bond, it was the result of training and experience. I offer this claim as a former soldier In the US Army with actual combat experience. Such tactics are so drilled into your brain that, in the chaos of battle, reaction becomes pure reflex completely independent from conscious thought and emotion. The platoon in this clip instantly provided suppressive fire to cover Animal Mother's charge because of that very well raining.

Damn right. Never leave a man behind.

Never leave the barracks un field dayed

Same should go towards every humanbeing. BFF material he is.

We got a saying in the fatherland: "Friends aren't left behind."

@@paulwalker5225 "Kaveria ei jätetä."

People won't believe this but 30+ years ago people were much more open with racist words, but they didn't mean anything. Someone could simply call you something that today is considered racist but back then it was just a word. What mattered was how they treated you, not the words they used. People didn't care much about words back then, they cared about actual violence. Today the opposite is true.

It's ball busting. Simple.

@@wil318466 gen Z’r here and I even know this. It’s sad how soy filled this generation has become

@@wil318466 Only in America that’s relevant. The rest of the world doesn’t give that much of a shit.

@@wil318466 people today suck man

Lord0fBeer Snowflakes are more "racist" then animal mother any day. Actions speak louder than words.

William Thompson he put his ass in the line of fire for 8ball

I think his racism towards his black squadmates was really just him fucking with them

8 Ball and Animal Mother were mates, they are obviously just doing the dozens, talking shit, 8 Ball wouldn't accept somebody who isn't his mate to shit talk like that.

@@TrashGoblin824 8 Ball calls him a racist peckerwood, a dumb hick etc... It's two friends trash taliking for a laugh.

Why is emotion in inverted commas? You’re like Joey Tribiani with those

@@CursedWheelieBin Charles Schwab over here

Is anger/aggression not a form of emotion?

…. The destroyer of Worlds.

Bolder and colder.

@@Thegreatone100 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds'-from Hindu sacred text the Bhagavad-Gita -made famous by Robert Oppenheimer saying it at the first explosion of an atomic bomb.

Animal Mothers make the world spin when nobody else wants to make it spin.

fookin right it does !!!!

And Doc Jay. He went in first.

This world was built by Animal Mothers

@@delontaerich187 Built by Animal Mothers and shaped by Col. Kilgores

True

Lolololol I was thinking the same thing

Except the others had no battle plan

@@painiscupcake5433 or chicken

@@fishingforlikes3093 😆👌🏼

He's your spirit animal mother?

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XIPHIASCDXX Babies don't sleep this well...

Animal Mother is my Mother

Animal is the mother of worriors.

The best one is the one from leroy jenkins

@@patricioharo9794 Aaaaaah, I must admit ! Hahaha

no

@@iamfondoftmnt You probably forgot all about your comment here didn’t you lol, 13 damn years ago.

@@bubble_boy0963 naaah cause I can’t forget this movie ;)

Ya'll... y'all... yall... you all... it looks like the Internet gave everybody the possibility to "write", even to those incapable to speak English. It's "you", and nothing else. Noe brush your teeth and go to bed.

That's what I thought. What everyone else was saying made perfect sense until he got there on the corner and started talking to them. Would've meant a lot to me if I were in the dirt dying. I would've probably preferred if they saved their own lives, but it would've meant a lot that they risked it.

Fat lotta good it did

Sure, but the problem with such a behaviour is that it is very likely to lead to further casulties rather than saving anyone. I'd be thankful for someone attempting to rescue me, but if that fails and additional people get killed, that is nothing to rejoice over.

​@laszlobencebari8677 leave no one behind, this ain't an accounting.

What?

@@timholtzclaw8930 NOTICE HOW WE SEE AND HEAR THE SOUND OF THE BULLET HITTING THE WALL ALMOST HITTING ANIMAL MOTHER IN THE HEAD BEFORE WE HEAR THE SOUND OF THE RIFLE BEING FIRED. EVEN THE MUZZLE FLASH WAS TIMED WITH THE SOUND OF THE BULLET HITTING THE WALL, NOT THE BULLET BEING FIRED. THAT WAS SUPER ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON KUBRICK'S PART.

The only thing better: one handing TWO m-60s

@@PathkeeperOfficial not even silly

Scott from Kentucky ballistics would do something like that he's duel wielded 500 magnums

@@GrosvnerMcaffrey Rambo did it first tho

@@andrew-rn9ui I know. John matrix did it the same year as well I'm just citing a real world example

haha perfect

He probably would too if he had the time to think about it

@@dehvun7 which alot did after the war

Was that the sniper that shot him? It looked like rapid fire. Unless that sniper also had a different weapon.

@Jack FreemanNot trying to be a dick but the "sniper" was using an SA-Vz.58 that was capable of semi automatic and automatic fire.

@@CC-8891 Sweet, is that the NVA copy of the A.K. or just another variant?,,.

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me in bf4 when my team won't push up to take out a sniper.

Damn Chiken, you got me with that 7 months later

@@DazeTheArtist you got me with that 4 years later

@j s yea

That may be true but those 10,000 rounds weren’t all meant to be kills. Vietnam was the first war the us entered with fully automatic rifles for a vast majority of infantry. The biggest combat benefit of a belt fed or high capacity automatic rifle is for suppressive fire, mag dumping an m16 isn’t accurate for shit that’s the worst possible way to use ammo so they made use of it by firing thousands of rounds downrange while they made their advance. Makes the enemies hunker down and wait while we get a stronger tactical position

@j s the AK isn’t “horribly” inaccurate.

@@Arcangel2992 it’s pretty bad.

@j s fuddlore

just wait 10 years

@@weho_brian No. Some people just don't want children, and that's a good thing, helps the world's overpopulation problem.

BRUHLMMAO

There's a sniper right

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Destroyer of worlds.

Yeah, Oppenheimer

@@user-ce1cu5my4j Откуда вы?

@@user-ce1cu5my4j most folks don't know where Oppenheimer got that quote. There are several themes from Hindu text in this movie. Like Joker's "Duality of Man" comments. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagavad_Gita

@@user-ce1cu5my4j Bhagavad Gita is where it originated Oppenheimer was quoting that

Another ten, he still looks good! Some people are truly blessed lol

Not yet the first time.

I always laughed and frowned at that too....great writing

Bad tactic-the sniper gave away her position by executing Doc J and 8- Ball.

Actually, he responds to the order to stand down by replying : "fuck you!"

He was a true soldier.

@@nigeldean3726 Marine!

DESTROYER OF WORLDS

agree

GET SOME

@@dongchankim2417 By the gods, there's a south korean on the loose

They are literally in combat

Trigger discipline wasn't taught until the Gulf War

What he should have been, should of went to Nam and saved those who beat him in his bunk...would have been absolutely beautiful.

I think you missed the point of the movie. This is exactly what Pyle couldn't have been. He couldn't even handle the stress of hazing during basic. He broke so psychologically that he murdered his drill serg and killed himself. He would have been an absolute liability on the battlefield.

@@genevandenham7999 I understand the context of his character, I was referring to a what if scenario where the writers developed Pyle's character not to crack up but to actually graduate and become Animal Mother's character throughout the movie going from a fuck up boot to transforming into a true to right leatherneck willing to charge into a condensed urban Hell alone before he'd leave his fellow Marines to die on said battlefield. Just thought it would have been a better story arc for the movie is all...hence what Lawrence should have been. You just missed the point of my comment is all...friendo.

@@genevandenham7999 I see it going one of two ways if Pyle hadn't of committed suicide. 1. He joins a squad, and as you said, becomes a complete liability in combat and gets killed, either by his own squad or by the VC. Or, 2. He's recognised for his excellent marksmanship (in the movie, Hartland recognises this as 'I think we've found something you're good at') and is recruited by the CIA for black ops, trained further as a sniper, and goes and does some fucked up shit that gives him severe PTSD and he ends up killing himself after the war. Either way he'd never reach Animal Mother's level of soldiering.

the first casualty was cia , battle of "quali I janga" (house of war)

@@jimbob7370 Mike Spann

Animal Mother would have mocked Upham mercilessly. But if Upham was in trouble in combat, Animal Mother would have risked his life to try to save Upham. Similar to the BAR man from Brooklyn, the only other survivor besides Ryan and Upham. Courageous Men also know Fear! Remember when Animal Mother peeked around the corner and almost got shot. He ducked back, breathing heavily. He had to psyche himself up to dash to the next building. Upham was a Linguist, dragged into a dangerous mission behind enemy lines. Yes, all soldiers are Supposed to have at least minimal training to defend themselves and their comrades if battle comes to them. If you have never been shot at, or shaken by the blast of an artillery or mortar shell, rocket, or IED; it is difficult to describe how tough it is to get your body to obey your mind. Untrained people with no experience are unlikely to be able to perform. This is why we call the Few who do "Heroes" Upham performed Better than should have been expected. True, he failed to be a hero, and one of the squad died. Upham later rallied himself, and fought pretty well. Almost certainly he had nightmares the rest of his life about his moment of weakness. I can't emphasize enough how much the Army failed Upham by not having prepared him for the situation he was ordered into. It is the Responsibility of Leaders to prepare the soldiers in their command to do the duties they are assigned.

Well reasoned. 👍

I'll be in my bunk.

"Spry for a dead fella".

“FUCK YOU COWBOY, FUCK- ‘are you apples’?”