No.

If only there would have been a US army refferal in here....sigh Missed opportunity Boy Boy

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​@@UTKETCHUP hey nord vpn probably working with the army and fbi so...

Remember what they said a few videos ago! Dont buy the stuff they are advertising its just for free cash money

Legendary...

my grandpa killed a man by stangling him with his belt while he was spec ops, and he couldnt do that without having learned to crip walk and griddy

What is griddy?

​​@@YakrifZee funny

@@maf2528my grandpa was looking down his scope as the enemy he was in his home the target was married and had a kid the target was teaching his son how to Griddy my grandpa couldn’t bring himself to do it

I got mine, you've just got to message Sam Eckholm directly

​@@Boy_Boy Schizophrenia

they upped the killstreak from 11 to 12 in the remakes

Still waiting for you to make one

can i get like a gun inside the plane?? thanks

Hey, at least they served their country! And by that i mean Blackrock and Lockheed Martin shareholders.

@@sasho_b.well said.

And one of the knobheads just goes "Wow, this is like Call Of Duty. I've been playing Call OF Duty since I was 11" 😮😮😮

@@ihabarshad4457The indoctrination starts young

@@ihabarshad4457 There is some context to that, he is a pro COD player for Boston. Name is Doug "censor" martin, now that video was entirely for army promo but the COD reference is solely cause hes a cod pro player not trying to compare military life to playing cod lol

What a legend lol

"Dudes do dumb shit and die" is a great genre of story though, army or not

uhm what the sigma

And then everyone hit the griddy lmao

That’s common with trauma. I tell stories of some violent stuff I’ve seen and chuckle and I realize it’s not funny at all cause nobody else laughs

It didn't work.

This is true. If it weren't for war, Americans never would've heard of Bastogne, Iwo Jima, Hiroshima or Nagasaki.

​@@tacticaldachshund2734there is no chance more than 10% of Americans could tell you where Iwo Jima and Bastogne are. The other 2 I would give them maybe, MAYBE 50% on and even that's generous.

@@fatalshore5068 That's not the sad part. The sad part is if you asked them, and they had a computer or a smart phone available, they wouldn't look it up. They'd tell you "I don't know that gay shit."

⁠​⁠@@tacticaldachshund2734 I think quite a lot of people are very thankful that the Americans found Bastogne.

I saw one of those VR chatroom interviews with an ex-military guy who basically dropped bombs from a plane and he said that the screens and interface are straight up designed to make you dissociate from reality and think of it as a game. They use the "it's just like a video game" thing to recruit people AND to try to brainwash their soldiers into thinking that what they're doing acceptable/not think about what they are doing. In case anyone's curious, look up "guy in vrchat talks about being a soldier for hire".

join the army, its like a video game! 😀 instead, you kill people *in real life* hahaha 😂🔥💯

that's the whole point of CoD, so the brainwashing worked

@@GamingPandaCat did it really though? Recruitment is abysmal, especially among the youth/ages that played cod growing up

@@viv9306 if this is true then it's very interesting

Wasn't call of duty also sorta helped in the making by the military too?

@@Marlyjade I believe so

@@Marlyjade yea

​@@Marlyjade... yup, in 1830

Because not everyone is a big pussy

I find myself having to turn off my phone or the TV when those ads come on. As an Army vet who served in Iraq, I actually prefer that series of “woke” ads all the conservative commentators like to gripe about. How our military has gone liberal and gay and all that. It’s easier to watch. Truth be told, the first time one of the military’s video game ads came on I had no idea what I was watching. I still enjoy some shooter games, and I honestly thought it was an ad for a new release. I let it play through, and finding out it was an advertisement for the U.S. Military both made a lot of sense, and made me stupidly angry. I lost people to a conflict, both directly and as a result of mental health issues returning stateside, and that same organization was pushing combat as a video game, all the while leaving vets with PTSD and TBIs out to dry after discharging them.

​@@JedRaynerI hate those ads as well

@@jackslepowron5905 I've been angry for a long time and I'm trying to let go of that anger for my own health and sanity, but it's a punch in the gut watching those ads. It feels like the Army is spitting in my face. Like they're laughing at the last twenty years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, years that took friends and my peace of mind. It's marketing, and I feel like a total loser being so pissed about it, but I can't help it. I just can't watch it.

the 2 guys reviewing the video are constantly making analogies and references to video games... i'd say the military is adapting well lmao.

Are you implying what I think you are?

​@@jakepetrie7439lol

Remember after 911 everyone had flag on their house, and cars.

@@jakepetrie7439 mur- murd- oh...

9/11 was a false flag operation by the CIA Not only USA enjoyes klling people abroad they love to kll their own citizens too!

I just started listening to "fortunate son" and it all somehow grew out within 24 hours

@@Boy_Boy can I kiss you?

@@Boy_Boy LOL! I read this just when the timestamp hit 10:25 and now I have a similar facial hair

Goooood morning Vietnam

@@Boy_Boy You weren't there man, haven't heard the songs we heard.

The depressing thing about them getting sick is that the means to prevent it are actually provided But the gunner crews and their officers just have this awful culture of it being considered weak to project yourself from cancer and those in charge just don’t do anything about it. As for what caused his PTSD is that he had to watch as a squad screaming for his team’s support for a fire run on a building that was lighting them up and chewing away at their cover but his ac 130 couldn’t fire because rules had come in that essentially needed confirmation from the top brass for air support to be utilised so all that time he had to watch while wanting to blow the ever living shit out of the building, until the soldiers managed to get away on their own unscathed and he saw the women and children exiting the building. Thats what caused his ptsd the realisation that he was not only willing but wanting to blow up a building full of women and children to protect other soldiers.

Watched that vid. Sounds like an amazing machine to work with but it unfortunately comes with huge tolls on your health and mental state.

But why sympathize with that soldier in particular, he joined the military, it was his choice. Sure, he was lied to and fed propaganda, but it seems the internet cares much more about this person than about the innocent people that have been killed and injured by US military air support. He got to go back home to a country that isn't being invaded.

​@@KLienne You can care about both. Crazy right?

​@@forrestallen9354 it seems Americans don't have that ability

Trust the conScience , bro . wait- con ? as in scam ..? woah ! Coincidence, I think NOT bro . GUYS stop trusting the conScience ! It was a trick guys !

yep, like when they give you pre-vetted questions to ask the CG lol

Nahhhhhh man you tripping. Are you saying that the best part of being in the army isn't the traveling? 😂

I’ve been thinking about it and the more I think about it the more I think I would want to join the army. I could help my country and I could get in very good shape and feel useful. I could also get tons of benefits like college and other things as well. I know it won’t be nice like the video but I think I still want to join. I’m 15 now. Would you recommend it?

@@jacksonburch487 I would not recommend it. There are benefits to anything you do but it is a job you can't just leave if you don't like it. It is hard on your body and mind in ways that are permanent. This is based off my experience in the infantry, the experience may be better in a different job in the Army but no, I do not recommend it.

FREE SPEECH BROTHER 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸YEEEEEEE YEEEEEEE

Psycho mantis: Ah! So you like action shooting games? And you play call of duty? Why don't you join the US army?

@@hohohodrigues lmao

Kept you waiting huh?

Just like the good ol days after 9/11

I hope he keeps getting away with it

Boo hoo

Literally

as a brit, we still have ads for the military but ours doesn't have mandatory service. did you know that a lot of countries like Sweden do? Like, im pretty sure unless you have a medical reason, you have to do a year of service there. you'd be surprised what first-world countries are doing (not that I am defending America not giving their civilians access to basic human rights)

​@@rosenmary5353finland also has mandatory military service for men, you can get out of it with a good medical reason, or swap it for civilian work. The main difference is that its purely for defense, the government wants to have a lot of reserve soldiers if we get attacked. Personally I'm still against it but what NA does is way worse

@@neonoir__ its funny you mention finaldn given that like the USA, it also border Russia. although I don't know that Russia has ever occupied or threatened Alaska

Why would he know that gunners are more prone to cancer?....he wouldnt...

It's brilliant really, you have a person serving you a good chunk of their life and then you give them cancer so either they have to spend their earning or die

Good, honestly

​@@sir_vix I believe in that video he even says the only reason he signed up for that was bc he'd played it in call of duty

@@jojomojo508 wow you’re a terrible person

Yeah it seems like he was in the air force as a photographer and is currently a "civilian" with access to military vehicles employed by the air force to make social media content

wow thanks for this info. that makes what he's doing even more disgusting to me

I could tell right away that he was a military guy. The state of these guys, trying to deceive at every opportunity.

That as much. Fark

That's basically every US institution ever so, not surprising unfortunately.

Hey please try to support them when they finally get discharged. It's incredibly disorienting even when you have somewhere to go

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Yup. Goto any shopping center in a low income area in the US and you'll find a row of military recruiters. Army, navy, marine, coast guard.

Military was supposed to be one of the ways to climb to middle class. You don't exactly do that in a dying town without the corpo or the military...

Same here. We regularly had recruiters in our high school. I don't know if the guys realize that high schools and colleges that receive federal funding are required to give the contact info of their students to military recruiters in the area. There was a big stink over a few years ago when a school failed to opt out a few students' who parents requested their children not be added to the recruitment information. The military can be genuinely beneficial for people because like IDAT said, it is fun. There's a lot of comradery in the military and you can create life long relationships with people and everyone enjoys playing with the equipment. But what's not shown is the end results. Our vets that come home with awful life long health complications and no support - assuming they come home at all. But that's also a reason people join. They know that if they die, their life insurance and military benefits go to their next of kin. And if you're poor, there's something very enticing about providing for your family even if you die.

How to brainwash children.. this is disturbing

Ngl, that sounds fun, i think i will join army today. Just for experience.

I’m genuinely sorry, holy shit that’s horrible… I hope you and your family are doing the best you can after that

@@milktenders6219 he’s a lot better now. He seemed ok when he came back but a couple years later it took a down turn and he tried to end his life but luckily it didn’t work. Now he has a big family and he breeds boxers and snakes. He just seems happy now.

Relax army recruiter

Everyone who is or was in the Military volunteered. Just because bad things happen doesn’t justify condemning the military itself. If YOU signed the paperwork and YOU went through all the training and continued on to your duty station then deployed. No one to blame but YOU. You knew what might happen, you knew the consequences. I hate when people try to vilify the service just because Soldiers end up seeing actual combat. That’s literally what you sign up for.

what did they think was going to happen lmao

By signing the contract that's the sacrifice you agree you're willing to make. You can't act like it's forced on people when everyone currently serving because everyone serving has made the decision on their own to make those sacrifices.

@@thememe986 I am friends with alot of men who served in Iraq & Afghanistan, and I don't know if this is mostly a Canadian military thing ? ...this is going to sound awful , but it is true ; in my experience the guys with genuine PTSD / residual effects from their tours are rather quiet yet the VAST majority of troops will find ANY excuse to talk about how messed up they are from their tours - they are proud of it - it has become their entire personality - and it pisses me off to be honest . I often wonder how many actual sufferers don't speak up because they cannot compete with the exaggerated over-blown stories these professional PTSD'ers are shouting about , or have to deal with the stigma created by these idiots ? It's such a shame . . Who knew trendy needy teenage girls and some grown man soldiers could have so much in common by competing in the Victim Olympics and using tragedy / mental wounds as leverage to manipulate people like total sociopaths ..? Glad I knew a handful of genuine guys or the rest would have spoiled the lot for me . Part of it is attention , part of it is manipulation but I found the largest part was having an excuse for ANY bad behaviour / choices with a universal adapter on it . " I slept with ur girl and crashed your car cause Im so messed up from war bro .. aint my fault ! Don't hold me responsible bro , I may off myself ... "

@@thememe986​​⁠Oh, it’s not forced on people? Do the recruiters educate the baby faced high schoolers and 17-20 year olds enlisting that their bodies will be broken and their minds fractured and glued back together with pharmaceuticals for the rest of their life? If it’s not forced on people, if they wanted to leave at any time then they could? Doesn’t sound very voluntary if you have to build a cult around it to brainwash children into selling their lives away and then threaten them with imprisonment if they try to leave. Sounds more like an illusion of choice, especially when our schools are built to send people to one of three places. Prison, the military or the minimum wage work force. We could also talk about how people who’s lives are ruined over petty charges like weed possession and distribution who are forced to join the military. Which is exactly what happened to my War On Terror veteran uncle who now suffers from severe PTSD and schizophrenia. You sound like you really have no concept of what the military is actually like. Which if you are an American who swallows the state department propaganda is about as expect.

​@@thememe986when the choice is "stay poor because upwards mobility is abysmal or get an education and lifelong trauma/disability if you don't die" well that's not a great choice is it

America literally thinks freedom means military dominance, because otherwise people could hurt them. Like listen if people want to hurt you so bad you need to spend 800 billion a year on defense it might be time to start questioning your past behaviour.

@@lepthymo the funny part is that having giant trucks for daily commute is the same dumb concept

@@lepthymo - no,,,, the military industrial complex has hijacked our country to keep us in perpetual war,, and has nothing to do with “freedom”… We are just as “free” as any of you other industrialized countries-> not very….. Americans are intrenched in a system run by billionaires totally out of our control…. You sound STUPID

@@lepthymo lol what about the ones who think ‘yeh let the government try and take our guns’ like bruh the government have everything at their disposal lol your AR15 isn’t shit compared to an AC-130, how tf you think you’re gonna stand against the corrupt government😂

@@lepthymo every great empire you learn about was because of its military. Rome, Mongols, Ottomans, etc. They all had dominant militaries. The history of every empire is one of organized violence.

This is exactly why people end up being critical of the military. They exploit people with not a lot of options, and sign them up to be human meat shields for their country. Then when they’re injured from war, or burn pits, or nuclear testing, or just in need of healthcare, they offer them a vastly inferior care to what they deserve. America’s military is important, but the people in its military are not treated as if they are. They’re used as expendable resources. It’s a terrible situation and I really hope things turn out well for you and your husband.

​@@Quizack America's military is important? Lmao For most its functions not at all.

So sorry for your struggles and his. Best of luck. Keep fighting

@@GalacticNovaOverlord Without the USA Military, China would already be invading Taiwan

I hope he also regrets it because he terrorized people and occupied nations across the world

Dude if they _did_ know at 18/19 what war is really like they would never recruit anyone ! Also the USA has only known 13 years of peace since its creation btw .. THAT is nuts .

@@SabbaticusRexYeah I’m sure this enlightened youtube comment section knows more about what the army is really like from an 20 minute KZfaq video than the people who actually had to consider making that major life decision of joining.

@@imadeanaccounttocomment7800 Everyone knows that online people are experts in all things . That is just scientific fact . You don't have to be a 59 year space ship Captain like myself to know this .

​@@SabbaticusRexis it better or worse that those years aren't consecutive?

Freedom or something, WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Glad you got your expensive piece of paper in exchange for putting your life on the line, seems like a good deal imo.

🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Feel sorry for you mate

@@LuckyAceCard to be honest joining the US army is putting other people’s lives on the line more than your own

respect (not that i condone the environment) i would never do that. ill take poverty over that

Seal Team 6 is on their way.

Is p°ggers

Yeah, they're 100% right about that second guy being in the military already.

There's no shortage of psyops out there, I think we'll be coming across them all the time

Because of army recruitment ads?

@@softdrink-0 because of the rampant pro army propaganda, yes.

Idk Man... What's that quote about ALL of the world's artists uniting to protest the Vietnam war having all the efectiveness of a pie falling to the ground? Art can only do so much...

@@Tkm-bi8gk art is one of the most useful propaganda tools out there, an old saying wont change that. Films evoke emotions that can be turned into a movement.

Holy shit, this is the best video recommendation I've ever heard of

@@Boy_Boy haha cheers

WHAT Edit: It‘s real… unbelievable

Thank you, this channel is a rabbit hole!

red scare simulator giving those NATO commanders flashbacks

That is so sad man

Could they use some type of mask?

​@@peeron6829maybe we dont make them sit in the toxic planes at all, hmm?

Those skulls got a whole lot darker than the already dark connatations. Like they are pretty much suicide bombers in addition to mass death machines.

Damn they couldn't be bothered to add a shield or something with air filters attached.

So these army recruiters can literally stalk minors to convince them to become killers, but if a teacher in Florida mentions his husband, all hell breaks loose.

I joined the military for a free education. my 6 figure financial situation on the outside is a pretty nice gig without being in a crazy amount of debt. your male friends bettered themselves while you did what exactly?

@@Retly_AiIt’s none of your business what they do. The fact that you clicked on this video but don’t seem to get the very obvious point that’s made throughout the entirety of it shows you’re just another brainwashed fool who fell for the lies.

@@Retly_Ai "6 figure financial situation on the outside" sure buddy, go back to LOL

@@nukenuke4286 i work from home but i don't play that game. more of an Arma 3 player. hopefully one day you can learn what being financially stable means.

We've got similar stuff here in Australia, but America just has the resources to get much cooler ads

Criticizing military interventionism = criticizing the military these days, and that's unthinkable. Amazingly, the Repubs are actually pushing anti-interventionist stances (while acting otherwise). Popularity there is growing. But it's a serious stranglehold and it's done masterfully. We're also taught not to care about soldiers as people with phrases like "boots on the ground." Those aren't people. They're just boots. They never have existed. They're already dead. You need not mourn for their deaths used to prop up the world's biggest industry: warfare.

@@Boy_Boy and think this is all just one branch of our military. The army does have the most ad dollars though with GoArmy (which you were almost right about, it's their recruitment and advertising division iirc)

We could halve our military budget and still have the strongest in the world. There is soooo much waste in addition to all the death and destruction. Next time someone says "how will we pay for it?" In response to any social program...just remember we could lower taxes and still pay for every social program multiple times over by just cutting down on military spending.

There are plenty of people who do recognize the momentous amounts of gross military fetishization here in America. It's just that the ability to voice those opinions is essentially zero.

I mean Alex has straight up said not to buy anything they sponsor, so it's not surprising.

Just trying to fit in with the military theme

@@NeonCoast139 shh don't let the advertisers realize this

@@NeonCoast139 Don’t snitch this soon sponsors prolly read the first day comments

@@NeonCoast139 Exakt! 🤫

You are being held hostage.

I was there back in the day. The whole mentality is. "You're walking away from us, so we're not going to help you. Figure it out on your own." The first year out is the hardest. It gets better after that.

​@@doomslayer15that's abusive as hell if true. One step away from the mafia were they literally kill you

@joemama-ks9ty I wouldn't say it's that bad, but it's a similar mindset. I can of understand why. It's because retention and enlistment is down. At the end of the day it's for the greater good of the organization by screwing over the individual.

@@doomslayer15 u seem like a good dude, but I have to call out bullshit. In the military, you are going to be psychologically and sometimes physically damaged. They promise to cover anything medically and to give an education, but these are most of the time lies. The army fucks people up then just throws them out to the curb. Also, for the greater good of what? To mercilessly destroy other people's lands, rights, and cultures just to gain more resources? while lying saying it is for "freedom and democracy"? If they wanted to spread freedom and democracy, it is completely hypocritical by doing it forcefully and that doesn't even work in the first place. They could instead use all that money from the army to send these lands information and our own resources to naturally learn how they can possibly make their society better IF THEY WANTED TO. Better yet, we should being using all that money on ourselves to fix our god awful education, healthcare, justice and etc... systems and fixing issues like poverty, homelessness, starvation, and so fourth as well. Fuck no, the US Army has not been for defense in forever, it has all been about offense and walking over innocent lives to gain resources we literally do not need. For that reason, it is NOT for the greater good at all, but a crime against humanity and our own citizens well-being. The founding fathers literally wanted us to not interact with other nations, and while we shouldn't take it to that extreme, they were most certaintly on to something by saying that. This country is such a fucking disappointment

Yeah, that's the main form in Australia... It's all about challenging yourself and personal development. Everything else that happens in the army is a mystery

I wouldn't say starting, I remember this type of ad over 15 years ago. The only consolation is our equipment is less impressive so they focus more on the skills and experience.

@@Boy_Boy and the ex Australian army people I know are so fn protective of them. You can’t say ANYTHING bad about the army around them. And anyone even the rogue ex army people in the news (witness K) are DEAD to them. Bloody brainwashed.

I mean being a war criminal is pretty unique

Yeah, same in Germany. The army is trying really hard to "modernize" and appeal to the younger generation with TV shows, ads and such. Even though some of it is pretty cringeworthy, I'm sure it must be working moderately well at least.

Yep . Even those military clip channels that play the latest horror are run and even hosted by officers from signals intelligence and/or psyop divisions . Pick certain clips , say certain things ; drive up recruitment and reinforce current MIC / State Dept narratives ..

His KZfaq page has so many videos explaining how he’s a officer who’s job is/was to photograph millitary air shows and promote the Air Force in general

He has never hid the fact that he’s an USAF officer, dishonestly acting like it’s some conspiracy theory and drumming up drama is legitimately just propaganda.

@@imadeanaccounttocomment7800 this isnt drumming up drama its stating a fact 😂

​@@imadeanaccounttocomment7800jeez you fellas really have nothing to do but conduct internet psyops? hope it pays well buddy.

The U.S. Army: It's just like Call of Duty, but with cheat mode enabled! Fuck Yeah! :D

What's your profile pic from?

Video games in real life!! Heck yeah!!!!

Murdering people that actually have family and friends, that are experiencing this incredible thing we call life!! Who wouldn't join the army?!

Yeah, the K/D ratio would be much more rewarding in the actual army

Yooo they got a jazz band wtf sign me upppp

Never happened at my highschool but i did see it in uni

Yeah, it’s almost like every country tries to recruit for their military.

Massacre civilians to the smooth vibes of Miles Davis

Never saw that in HS, how many years ago was this?

100%…Minus the “small group”

Lmao they are everywhere, the IDF kick-started the psy-ops influencer shit in a couple of hobbies I have like 4 year ago and more and more have come since.

@@JackHGUK IDF egirl making fun of and lying about Palestinians while doing tiktok dances with sigma male music in the background is truly an authentic experience

@@avisoncino8665 that's the joke ....

@@vokay I know lol

Wasn't there a drone controlled by an actual Xbox 360 controller?

@@lennartj.8072 imagine being an iraqi child and the last thing you see before you die is an xbox 360 controlled drone landing at your sister’s wedding. go army!

@@lennartj.8072 Iits the Desert Hawk 3. A very small UAV. The controller is very similar to the one of the xbox 360, but its not the same. It isnt made by Microsoft. Its more sturdy. It has more protection from dust, water, mud, physical abuse, and more range. The design of this controller was made so the normal field soldier could adapt more easily to something he is familiar with.

@@lennartj.8072 it’s really common for army’s all over the world to use 360 controllers for controlling equipment.

I mean they even sponsor COD which has alot of helicopter flying scenes.

Bruh I remember that. The double standards. Imagine setting up a music show about “peace and love” on top of a Palestinian mass grave

Let's still remember that it's a music competition and not a vote for the most liked country.

The jury was really shit in any case. They'd rather choose a song based on a very biased jury rather than the vote of the majority of people. Really funny when Sweden won and the entire crowd was instead cheering for the Finnish song.

Why the fuck is israel and Australia in eurovision anyway?

​@@lukasadamson6091it's not about the music, it's about politics. That's why Ukraine won last year.

You mean make an honest living.

@@jak199527 Yeh, err that. Yeh..... 😅😅😅

Only slightly less likely to get PTSD

hahaha yeah, it definitely got more and more tragic as the video went on. I don't think we've ever been angrier watching something

@@Boy_Boy i felt the same exact way having to sit through this fentanyl fear-mongering campaign all high schools in my north texas district had to show to the kids kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7CXg9CjsdDPpaM.html propaganda goes crazy

The way they treat vets here in Murica, it seems to me once you've served your purpose the government really couldn't care less. Why else would so many vets be forced to rely on charities to survive, not exactly a fair exchange if the one's you'd die for would rather you did just that instead of becoming a disabled burden in their eyes. Disgusting

is it just me or is the main pull of the army paid school? that's what was advertised to me the most and it kind of seems like preying on poorer people who can't afford college.

It's important to fight for the memory about the military government. I remember them fondly.

something i really respect about them both especially aleska (alexska?) is that they actually know about alot of terrible things that have happened in the past that no one else really talks about. they reference a lot of random things like that all the time. aleska actually escaped from a brutal war torn civil war when he was a young child and its one that almost nobody talks about (Bosnian War) so i think getting the word out about those awful moments in history have always been something important to him

Daaaamn this is so false on so many levels it's actually insane. (Argentinian here).

Those left wing peronists went to war against the elected right wing peronist government and losed. You should check who signed the annihilation decrees, you might get a surprise. BTW, according to the CONADEP there are only 8000 disappeared. And don't forget all the victims from those "jovenes idealistas".

​@@Mrbrightright Enlighten us with the truth then.

I believe it. My dad was in the air national guard. Got thyroid cancer about ooh, 15 years ago. Then in the last year apparently got cancer in the cartilage of one of his ears and I think has pretty much just had the whole thing chopped off. .... And, he was the munitions handler. Then again, hes been a chain smoker his whole life so.. who knows how much that played into the cancers.

That’s not as cool as an epic explosion though.

But with their weapons they can bring freedom and democracy to the world😂😂 isn't that much more valuable? 😂😂

@@timyee22 You have got to be joking

@@masyali1 they are

we need to strap atomic bombs to howitzer rounds, because if we don’t , america will become communist and we will become robots

Shut up and get civilized and you won’t have to worry about it

Knowing them, I would be surprised if they don't know something about the meaning of the symbol. It has no meaning here in Australia as far as I know.

That definitely seems intentional. Other anti war organizations have used white headscarves as a symbol for the need for peace. The Turkish Peace Mothers, for example, seem to have used it as well. Unfortunately... There seems to be either a lack of interest or purposeful restriction of information on some of these groups. Can't find much. Also can't find that shirt anywhere or the hoods being arranged like that.

Never forget that Videla was fully backed and supported by the USA. On a video like this I'm sure the shirt is intentional

Thanks for sharing mate! I got the shirt when I was in Argentina in 2013 and learnt about Las madres de la plaza da mayo, I thought it would go well with the theme of this video. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

​@@Boy_Boy stop responding to comments

That is a positive of this channel, that they aren’t afraid to confront difficult topics, but then when you see their opinions switch between videos it becomes a bit concerning. Just compare how they talked about the Ukraine war in this video to how they talked about it in their dedicated video to it from a few months ago, where they were basically justifying the invasion and deleting any comments which criticised their viewpoint.

+1 comrade

@@CW_155 maybe a little nuance is needed when critiquing this video with the previous one. Killing Nazis is always good. Killing poor brown people that have no say is not good.

@@CW_155 they didnt justify the invasion, wtf

@CW They didn’t justify the invasion 🤦‍♂️ they explained the history and reasoning behind it. There’s a huge difference between providing context to the invasion and justifying it.

was that supposed to sound smart?

@@kosmique Why do you assume that? Are you "special"?

@@kosmiqueto a dumba$$ everything will sound smart

It’s almost like all the special paints, explosives, etc are all full of cancer-causing chemicals. Both my grandfathers got cancers (one fatal, the other dying of COPD related to it) from workplace accidents in the defense industry after their time in the navy. Of course this happened back in the days where you didn’t have any real right to sue your employer so I’m sadly not sitting on the millions of dollars someone would be entitled to in the modern day. If we ever Institute the draft again you bet I’m signing up so I can choose my branch/MOS and going straight into something simple like repairing guns where I’m not gonna die of some special kind of cancer 15 years later.

Yea there is studies trying to be conducted but being belittled by the airforce for how much matter from the exploded shells etc being contained inside the aircraft whilst in use effectively being inhaled by the personnel onboard

Military Industrial Complex bombing people in pajamas since 1965

money well spent!

the DOJ funds many hollywood movies and video games to make the US look good.

Jesus. That family member sounds like someone I would stay FAR away from. Especially younger siblings and kids.

Thank god you didn’t join or go infantry. That family member is a POS! Never go infantry unless you wanna go to the meat grinder

@@MaxDad7 I havent spoken to them since actually so I def agree.

Imma be real, sacrificing your own family by tricking them into not only joining the military, but choosing the most dangerous and arguably traumatizing positions because "that's what he needed at the time" is some absolutely deranged shit

@@mynamejeff3545 agreed, my whole family is a long line of deranged shit.

lets gooo 😎😎 #liberation /s

better lovestory then Twilight

You cute though

I'm glad to hear the army is spreading love somewhere in the world

@@Anewevisual He isnt in the Navy. 👉👈

when I was in HS we walked into an army recruiting center. the dude straight up showed us footage of them bombing sheep farmers in afghanistan. he was laughing and acting like it was totally cool.

@@CRneu well at least they were being honest

Murder? lmao stfu

@@CRneuit is cool war is good

⁠@@CRneubro you got the least amount of propaganda package wtf🤣😭

Imagine, some sucker gets convinced. Do you think their school- and classmates would know if he/she died? To even think of that - at that point attacking the recruiters is literally saving lives.

That's the 'beauty' of the US military. So much money to throw away that using hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of expendable stuff is basically the equivalent of you or me spending a cent on something. US citizens still can't get decent healthcare or welfare, of course.

Its definitely an ad. Pales in comparison cause they also do Hollywood movies.

I mean they do have the do the training anyways so why not get a few gullible chaps in while your at it am I right?

we must annihilate the fascist bandit army's of the bourgeoisie imperialists

Exactly why the republicans want to cut SNAP. These ads won’t pay for themselves - hungry children will.

Sounds like you were an under performer

@@ElMachoMucho lol how am i supposed to perform my job with a dead knee and torn rotator cuff? I wasnt a pencil pusher i needed my body. And once my body wasnt working right the Army gave up on me.

@@ElMachoMucho L comment

@@ElMachoMucho were*

​@@ElMachoMucho You know this how exactly....

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I heard you also get a family friend called Jodie to keep your wife happy when you’re out there in the desert

Do they not have cadets in all countries? We have cadets in New Zealand. I almost joined the air cadets and then I remembered that I would absolutely hate that and I just wanted to fly planes.

@@rachelcookie321 probably tbh, funnily enough all the air cadets I knew never got off the ground in gliders or whatever but as marine cadets we did 😂

@@IAmInsideYourWalls-wm9ek really? My dad flew gliders all the time when he was a cadet.

@@rachelcookie321 They were meant to but it rarely happened, to be honest I don't really know why not since there's a few areas locally which would be suitable - again, I just think its funny how us marine cadets managed to get up in the sky more than they did, and how salty the air cadets would get about it lmao

Young men like machines and organizations that will give them respect/sense of purpose.

@@garythecyclingnerd6219 Ya true , but when the respect is earned from following blindly and the purpose turns out to be exploding brown people for another nation based upon religious / racist / economic and supremacist reasons one should be like -- " Is this the purpose I really want to fulfil ? Do I even want the respect if it is from monsters ? "

Hey i didnt got that flyer :( even the military didnt want me lmao

Yeah because if we recruited people as aggressively as the USA does the entire EU would become quite suspicious of us...again. 😂

@@momplspickmeupimscared The way our political climate is heading right now, I would argue that they wouldn’t even be wrong about being scared.. hell I myself am scared as a German-Jewish woman.

@@Isaaa-tr5rw Ich bin Deutsch-Türkin, und ich verstehe vollkommen, wie du dich fühlst. Hab sogar ne Statistik gesehen, wie antisemitische Angriffe hier auf >2.000 seit dem 07.10.23 angestiegen sind, einfach nur ekelhaft. Wurde vor kurzem angepöbelt als "Schei/ß-Türke". Aber hey, wenn meine Eltern es einmal geschafft haben, aus einem faschistischen Land zu fliehen, schaffen sie das bestimmt ein zweites Mal :3 hoffe, dass du in Sicherheit leben kannst, deiner Familie und dir nix passiert und wir diese Krise frühzeitig abwenden können, denn ein Leben ohne Falafeln ist kein echtes Leben, man!

That's not entirely true. The Bundeswehr also sponsors school trips, got a stand at the Gamescom, got the Tag der Bundeswehr, there were those vlog series (e.g. die Rekruten) and so much more

😳👉👈 😫😫😫

None of us is immune propaganda

Thats recruiter speak for „you would bring more trouble than good“

That’s most probably just a very nice way of telling you that you’re unfit for one reason or another without sounding harsh.

@@M.Wiberg nah the guy was just a deadset meathead, he suggested I apply as an officer instead

@@diyar5184 that doesn’t sound like recruiter speak, actually sounds weirdly honest

"didn't believe I wanted to kill" ~ Good on you mate!

This isn't confirmed yet, but this has been confirmed about Hollywood war movies, and the DOD has confirmed "working with" game developers, but haven't transparently said what it was for. You're probably right though.

Kojima has been talking about it since metal gear solid 2. But hey it is just a video game it's not like it could influence people in any way, how could fiction have any impact in real life?

@@CiganoCorinthiano Deus Ex effectively predicted 9/11 and events afterward in 1999, although got details wrong. In Deus ex, the statue of liberty was attacked, not the twin towers, and the conflict afterward was not exclusive to the middle east.

@@gamesdeen3768Yeah but the towers were missing in the skyline of New York for some reason

​@@gamesdeen3768it didn't "predict it" the people who engineered the event worked with the writers