This is one of those videos I wish I had worded better. I made this video because for the past couple years I’ve gotten daily messages pretty much saying “My life is in ruins, I have no goals, can you help me go to Syria or Ukraine”. It’s a serious choice that I could never give advice on without knowing someone, so I wanted to show in this video that there are other options. If you don’t have a family, if you aren’t being depended on, these are some interesting things you can do instead of combat. Really hope you got the message right ❤️

@primo1331

5 ай бұрын

If I weren't married AND had relevant training to help Ukraine I would have been there by now. As it stands I would most likely just be in the way and I recognize that. People asking you for advice on ways to 'start over' should maybe consider the French Foreign Legion. They can start over and gain experience in warfare their. Cheers!

@anon2034

5 ай бұрын

You DID make a video that Doomers go to wars and as foreign volunteers.

@EricDraven-ci8wi

5 ай бұрын

You did a fine job!

@fearrogue

5 ай бұрын

USA you a G

@Bluis5445

5 ай бұрын

No

OMG, I spent most my adult life traveling around the world. I would say around 90% of the people I have met traveling, can't handle it for more than a month or two. I am not talking about war, or even dangerous places. Just staying in hostels or hotels, in a foriegn country, speaking a foreign language, partying with some people you meet. Just all around being able to adapt to new situations. A war zone is not the place to try and get the hang of a new culture and language, while trying to "find yourself".

@mysterioanonymous3206

5 ай бұрын

That's a totally different thing though....

@slawasaporogez6581

5 ай бұрын

You do realise that one month is the maximum vacation time, if you have a full time job, right?

@KorianHUN

5 ай бұрын

I know a guy who travels through Africa ALONE, by car. I respect the guy but at this point in life i can confidently say i would not be able to go with him on that journey. He has over a decade of experience knowing how to make friends there and how to not get shot or kidnapped. I'm fine with my life where i am, and thats okay. My regular hiking in the forest is some kind of wild crazy thing to some people i know.

@montwestblack3678

5 ай бұрын

It could be.

@MotivateHouse

5 ай бұрын

People who go travelling generally are pretty unhappy and lost in life i find. Yeah its great to see these places but isn't even better to raise a family and hold down a steady job?

I'm one of those people who wants to go to Ukraine and asked for advice :) Just for the record, I want to say, I have been thinking about going to Ukraine since the war began. I've been talking to my friend who was in the marines about it for months, saying how I want to go. Not necessarily to do combat, but to help out. This is before I found your channel. You didn't recruit me. It's just something I've felt the need to do for a while and I don't know how to go about doing stuff to help or what I should expect. This isn't to put you down, it's just to explain that even when you get those messages, you may have not convinced them or even inspired them, you're just someone who has been there and done that. I love what you do and massively respect that you felt the need to make this video though

@hillbillyheadcam1729

5 ай бұрын

Why go fight someone elses war?

@Chris-tn9zx

5 ай бұрын

Why don't you just join the American military and serve your actual country or the military of the country you're from, if not American

@tyler1107

5 ай бұрын

@@hillbillyheadcam1729 Because I have morals. When you believe a moral wrong is being done, do you not feel the need to help?

@tyler1107

5 ай бұрын

@@Chris-tn9zx similar to my other reply: Because I have morals. I don't wanna fight just to fight. I don't wanna go into a warzone just because. I have a set of morals and values. The US military does not match my morals and values. I don't want to go to a desert and tell the people that I am totally not there to occupy them. That this isn't some imperialist mission. I also don't want to sit in a base and train for nothing while there are people out there who need help.

@stonefish1318

5 ай бұрын

💙💛 Slava Ukraina! Heroyam Slava! ❤️🖤

I spent 9 years in combat in the Middle East . I was wounded & im disabled from a RPG and other things . If you think this is what you want to do because “it’s cool “ you are special. Everyday is incredibly difficult for me now because of what I put my body through. After all that the real battles started . Trust me life after combat ain’t no picnic even if shit went well .

@wuotanaz1106

5 ай бұрын

​@fudgepacker2858 I have to point out almost everyone in the Infantry I've met, including hardened combat veterans, joined because they think it's cool. I've had Drill Sergeants admit feeling the same way. Same reason a lot of people try out for Special Forces. Being "cool" is a powerful motivator. Young men want to stand out among their peers and honestly I think it's bad to shame people for it. That is what bootcamp is for. So that even the dumv kids who join because they're inspired by video games can be trained into professional, mature, combat personnel.

@adventuresofadingbat691

5 ай бұрын

Definition of not cool. ! Getting taken out with an rpg

@l2andom

5 ай бұрын

@@fudgepacker2858 Did 6 years in the military, a lot of guys in 'combat' jobs definitely picked the combat jobs because they thought it was 'cooler' or more 'bad ass' than a job that actually taught you skills that could directly translate into the civilian working world. Not saying those combat jobs can't translate, it's just not as easily translated. A mechanic can get out and become a mechanic or engineer, same with firefighter, hvac guy, etc. Not sure if that makes sense.

@user-qp3yk1nc2z

5 ай бұрын

​@@wuotanaz1106погоди, круто будет дальше, когда будут приезжать иивырещать таких "крутых" , вместе с из семьями. Скоро круто у вас Иранцы и муслимы устроят, только начнут на хуситов атаку, вам 11 сентября покажеться детскии праздником. Чем сильнее сжимаешь пружину, тем сильнее она ударит в ответ. Вы запустили к себе сотни тысяч людей чьи страны и семьи вы уничтожили, и они заставят вас заплатить по счетам, это карма.

WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING IS WHERE ITS AT DUDES

@zumbazumba1

5 ай бұрын

Yea if you want adrenaline rush like in combat join smokejumpers !

@RottenFlesh-we6nu

5 ай бұрын

TRUE

@gradyjones3383

3 ай бұрын

true that mf

you are a cool guy, bro don't change who you are, and stay safe.

I didn't have the luxury of joining the military, but I wanted to... What I mean by this is... my dad died when I was 15. I dropped out of High-School and started working right away to help my mom. I got my HSE when I was 17 and went to college later in life. My brother had renal failure and had been battling with related medical issues since he was 6 years old. He was on dialysis 3 times a week before his recent transplant. My family has experienced a lot of death. I don't have my grandparents, my kids will never meet their great grandparents or their grandfather. I think joining the military or fighting another country's conflict would probably be the most selfish thing I could ever do to my remaining family at this current time. I think about it a lot, and how things would be if my life turned out differently. I was someone that wished I could do what Civ Div did and make a name for myself. I was angry at life, I'm still angry. That being said, I always come to the same conclusion. Young men, you have nothing to prove to anyone. War isn't a gateway to manhood. It's a horrible event where all sides experience loss. Whatever guidance you're seeking, war isn't going to offer it. That's all I have to say.

@hul8376

5 ай бұрын

Hope you are doing well today! Some people must defend or else we wont survive certain parts of the world.

@pdizzle_1776

5 ай бұрын

@@hul8376 I agree

@user-p6-3561

5 ай бұрын

well said

@Randomyoutubecommenter

5 ай бұрын

I think you're wrong in the fact that war doesnt guide you to manhood. It may not guide you to manhood but it probably teaches you alot about your inner self, your real you, who you are. In your case however you're right, you had no choice, you could've abandoned your family to try and become a soldier or marine or whatever and go to combat but then If you're a compassionate person that would destroy your concious, you did the right thing by sticking with your family through the hardships and being there to aid in all the support.

@styxrakash4639

5 ай бұрын

sir this is a wendy's

Got an own story to share that somewhat relates to the video. A friend of mine went AWOL to help in Ukraine. It was a decision understood and respected by quite a lot of folks in his circle, including some of his superiors, but it essentially ruined a stable military career. In addition to that, yes, he had training, but not the type that was really needed there - leading to him carrying sand bags for a couple months. Many people who want to do this sort of thing have no prior military experience. I understand where you're coming from. It's noble to see a horrible situation and to want to help. But unless you know what you're doing and have good experience, you will probably help more by staying home, donating and raising awareness. And life's short enough as it is.

@HiCry999

5 ай бұрын

Вы представить не можете степень своей глупости, участвовать в том, о чем знаешь из выпусков новостей, хотя истории сотни лет, а славянами от вас и не пахнет Когда Нью-Йорк будет воевать с Чикаго мы поможем - такая же история

@Rabascan

3 ай бұрын

@@HiCry999 What's happening in Ukraine has ramifications far beyond. Deciding to participate there is far less stupid than starting this war in the first place.

@HiCry999

3 ай бұрын

@@Rabascan yea, that's why West should go out. But you too stupid to understand that.

*waves at his FBI agent*

@TemperateGreenBananaClassic

5 ай бұрын

I swear I am not recruiting people to fight in foreign wars! 👋

@Tragicide

5 ай бұрын

🤣

@jagaterbarn5744

5 ай бұрын

@@TemperateGreenBananaClassicif those countries are allied nations with the United States would they still care? 🤔

Loved my van, used the time to listen to pods coming out of Syria and Sinjar. Saw a lot, loved being free, but didnt save enough to replace it when a drunk driver smashed into it. Now I work defense, but, getting an adventure van for weekenders again.

Perhaps could you do a video on good strategies for working/saving money in order to do travelling? Or even financing your van and kit out?

@stephenmontague6930

5 ай бұрын

I'm guessing in his case, during his time in the Marines, he actually saved money, like - ate at the chow hall regularly (free / cheap food on base), didn't blow his check every month on strip clubs or just piles of unnecessary shit, got deployed (where there's not much to spend your checks on, and the pay gets higher, tax free)... do stuff like this, and you'll have a freakin big pile of cash after a few years, even without investing in CD's or more complicated stuff. Still, yeah, I'd be interested to hear any thoughts he has. He probably gave good tips in his old travel videos, too, if those are available. Edit: "Do stuff like this and..." you'll have a big pile of cash, or be very sadly damaged, or both.

I feel like I got the heart to do it, you've definately inspired me to want to do the same. But I don't think I have the body for it. I am flat footed and got health problems. Soo, thank YOU for your service helping out Ukraine! I am sure they absolutely needed it!

I friggin' love this guy. The nicest Marine you'll ever meet

Blink twice if homeland security still has you

I am from Spain, married and father of three kids. I started watching your videos because of the war action. But I have come to see that there is more than action in them. There are thoughts and things you do that inspire me. Wouldnt know what it is, but your vision of life fits mine. Be a good person. And it really gives me hope to see that there is young people with values, with ethics. Thank you and keep posting videos about whatever you want. There is always some comment, or phrase, or image, that makes us think. And that, my friend, is a gift.

the main take away i get from your channel is training and exercise is god

Much love, and respect to you from Canada! I love your message, been watching your channel for some time. To me, you're an unique individual, able to endure so much physically, but more important, the mental game of this crazy thing we call WAR. I don't understand how airsoft enthusiasts think they can take on combat roles without formal training. Never mind mentally, while out in trenches for days taking indirect enemy fire that doesn't get you to put your hand up saying "Hit" but rather a mist splattered on the ground.

The gopro footage gives the illusion of a video game. No physical and emotional effects and yes they will press you eventually

You amazing person and i honour you as soldier and Veteran 🫡 I wish you marry Christmas and happy new year

I’m consistently impressed by your authenticity…you bring you. I love the “take it or leave it” attitude. I’m a vet who is retiring from everything. I hope our paths cross someday. I’d enjoy a conversation. Until then, check 6 and don’t forget to look up! -Tim

wow you are seriously bold, I got the travel bug taken care of fairly quickly after high school: i wonder what you do for weapons and/or body armor in those ban countries such as Europe, etc. ...there is no way I'd go nekkid nowadays, but 25+ years ago, no problem.

thank you for your honesty.

Was a beautiful video ❤ thank you for sharing.

Definitely considering van life post college. Been considering it for a few years now actually even before I left for school...

Taiwan treats American passports super good . I always encourage people that have American passports and say go live abroad and see how great people treat Americans and how loved we are !

@triedzidono

5 ай бұрын

Taiwan is a great place to travel indeed. people spoke English overwhelmed with concern as I didn't speak the language, I kept saying it doesn't matter as I can always smile and mime my way to food or accommodation but they infallibly went out of their way to give me lifts, buy me tea, make sure my hotel was not overcharging (they never did) & apologize for not speaking English, in really good English. it was funny and charming in equal measure. fantastic place to travel

@geminiinc1042

5 ай бұрын

No one with intelligence like "muricans", they only like the cash in your pocket, there's a difference fool.

Infantry Veteran. Literally leave tomorrow for UA. You didn't recruit me. Gave me some insight to weigh decisions, but I'll say this for everyone else - if you can be so easily swayed by a guy on KZread - imagine how convincing incoming artillery will be to dissuade you. If you're not 130% sure you CAN do it - *don't*. It's not a game.

Followers are like "but i won 5 chicken dinners in a row on PUBG. Why cant I volunteer"? Definitely want to go there and help rebuild around the cities or other civilian volunteer work. I do meet Ukrainian's requirements to volunteer but i definitely have no business on the front lines.

@swojal1493

5 ай бұрын

Everyone has to have business fighting war

bro Thank you for helping my country in this unjust war. I am praying for you. Thank you very much. I am from Ukraine.

Nice message. Just one issue, don't need a 10k van. 500$ hatchback is fine for roadtrips, preferable in fact. or a 50$ pair of shoes if 500$ is too much. To travel is to really be alive. Thanks for reminding me to remind myself of this. Happy travels

Not having any direction in life can really make people do wild things lol. Not talking about you, but the civilians wanting to go to Ukraine

I miss vanlifing. I really need to get back in good health so I can go back to traveling during my off seasons.

Rocking the slav style windbreaker

I do not want to be like you, but I do want to have a lot of traits that you have man. Your videos truly inspire me and you make me want to work on myself. Thanks to your videos I've realized that I do not need to have a goal in life yet, just not being a dmb-ass idiot and experiencing life and most importantly value what WE have and that we should be grateful for what our ancestors have done for us and most importantly what our heroes are doing to keep and maintain our FREE lives!

great video man, ive only seen you combat video from ukraine, but seeing this other side of your life and stuff was great. hope all is well friend

You're a cool person. Keep on doing what you're doing and be the best of yourself. Best,

Hey civ, i was one of those people at the start of the conflict in ukraine. I didn't have much going for me in life, but watching your videos helped me realize that someone with out prior combat experience/training really would have only been in the way. So thanks again man your doing great work, both over seas and at home. And incase you havent heard it today welcome home

On the van topic. I love rock climbing bought a 2000$ town and country and love spending all my free time in it. Climbing chilling with friends being in nature being alone. All of it. Its a war against yourself sometimes in the mountains.

You are my inspiration to join the Canadian foreign legion to help with fighting baby seals!! Thank you so much for recruiting me!

you are great, keep it up... videos like this one are very important

Hey man as an Indonesian i am sincerely sorry about your experience with the airport i have heard alot about our airport security they suck i loved your content❤❤

Jason Hanson was echoing a similar sentiment that you better be in good shape and know what the hell you are doing if you go to Ukraine. There is a reason the military does intense training before sending people overseas. Col. David Hackworth wrote that it takes 10 years to training a modern combined arms soldier. The learning curve is steep and if you fail then you die.

Thank you for your Message. PLEASE....anyone who wants to go to Ukraine. GO and volunteer your services but not as a soldier. IF you went to know what 2/10 feels like as a soldier just join your local Infantry Reserve Unit. Get wet, cold, and tired and then figure out if you love it. IF YOU DO, stay in 5 years minimum and maybe then consider full time in the Army. Because guess what.. the Artillery finds you / 'or not' regardless of how good you are. Sad Reality is the lucky live. 41C

Stay safe brother we love you

Everyone who wishes to volunteer to help out Ukraine are absolutely welcome to do so, all the power to them. Just know the risks and try to stick to what you know best. If anything, we need more people willing to do the right thing.

Hey, if you're still in Vietnam and want to meet up and have dinner, just let me know! We live in HCMC and would be glad to have company for Christmas.

Not surprised at the fact h.s. knows all about what civ div has done/does.

Hopefully this satisfies your monitor and you get your social credit back.

Transitioning to living in a van has been my 5 year goal for 10 years now. I just never have enough money at once to ever buy a vehicle. And now that no one can afford an apartment, everyone wants a van. The price of a Sprinter goes up proportionally with the rent and availability of one bedroom apartments. I'm going to do a stealth box truck, if I can ever find one that isn't $20,000.

@Recklessness97

5 ай бұрын

Yeah the explosion of Van Life KZreadr/social media content creators combined with expensive housing/rent has really jacked up prices on vans. Even vans that are beat up and worn out are selling for crazy prices.

I'm surprised you're not fighting for hamas now.

@nukkaisdead

4 ай бұрын

😂

Made me more hell bent on going over there, but good talk bro.

I mean people keep saying that someone with no prior military experience or training has no business fighting in ukraine, but the international legion literally sais that no military experience ist required.

You're a really good dude man. Youre very much more than ''macho fighter man'' !

Since the war began and before i found your channel, i wanted to help out. Its horrible whats happening. When i tried to join the foreigners army you had to be (i think 21 or 18), and had to have combat experence or mil training,both of them i dont have, so i didnt go to Ukraine.

Random question: Have you considered doing an interview with Lindybeige?

Inspirational 💜

It should also be noted that the type of warfare being fought now is not anything like what you experienced in the first 4 months of the conflict. Anyone going now is highly likely a death sentence.

Hey, maybe something you can do a video on, maybe not. But what have you heard/were taught/ think about mercy killings in war? I was once told about a Marine in Iraq that was mercy killed with a SMAW.

Great wording and explanation.

Just love your videos. Really happy that your channels exist. And thanks for this informative video on this rather harsh topic. never change, stay safe. Nice message!

My man got a dope Steamulation! I'm in the vanlife stage, but using a Wookah... Small world 😂

U know somebody is from call of duty when u see them in their first gunfight and they try to bunnyhop

That your encounter with homeland security left you feeling compelled to modify your speech and expecting a future unpleasant encounter, says everything one needs to know except: What's the English word for gestapo?

@stephenmontague6930

5 ай бұрын

Thought about that too.

@Khronogi

5 ай бұрын

Eh, not so much gestapo but concerned citizens. Why wouldnt you say "Hey man, be careful what you say because you might accidentally get someone killed." Is that government tyranny or a dude looking out for his fellow dudes?

@wuotanaz1106

5 ай бұрын

This isn't really a "Gestapo" thing. If you post videos of yourself in Iraq, Europe, and Syria fighting with militias, you're going to attract a lot of attention from your government no matter what country you're in.

Comment on your previous video, your time in Corp. I can relate to it. It’s been three decade since I left the Corp and same scenario goes on. Poorly ran commands or some that don’t get words up command to know what’s going on with the troops. In my case after my Gunny wouldn’t recommend me for reenlistment the command realize how much this Gunny didn’t develop young Marines and turned it on him. Commander asked him what does he contribute to the corp that he should stay in. Soon after I left he was out of corp, but of course the f… head has a pension. Where I’m going with this is,it’s hit and miss. Similar to you they’re have been short in height marines but commands mostly worked with them. I would have thought your command would have detailed you long term to the chow hall or facilities maintenance. Finishing out contract cutting base commands lawns. Hahaha Semper Fi brother.

I respect all your experiences and decisions in the past, regardless of whose side you are on. I see you not as a soldier but more as a reporter, traveling the world with direct experience in the field of conflict.Do you have any thoughts about visiting Israel to cover the conditions that are happening there?

I barely see Americans where I live anymore. It used to be pretty even with Americans and Europeans/Aussies/Kiwis. Now I'm the only American at my job. It's like everybody is scared to get a passport and travel.

@Recklessness97

5 ай бұрын

Seeing the current world political climate and the deteriorating economic conditions many people probably aren't willing to travel abroad or can afford to. If you don't mind me asking, what country are you talking about.

@Khronogi

5 ай бұрын

Not afraid to travel necessarily, afraid to not be able to afford life. Too busy working to pay rent to be able to plan a trip somewhere yet alone pay for it and suddenly be back all that money we'd spend on the trip.

@Joshmo1234

5 ай бұрын

@@Recklessness97 Thailand

you showing what kind of impact someone can have on this world we created inspires us all. I love the things you do and find it very admireable and thats keeping from someone thats dislikes the military and its need to use someone until they are unuseable and then throw them away, but you show that theres more to fight for that just keeping America "safe".........fighting for the rights of others shows great heroism and leadership. Its no wonder all these younglings want to get in there in the fight. I too once thought that i should follow in your foot steps, But as i sit in my comfy chair and smoke a phat dab i realizsed that would be a terrible idea, for the sole reason that i also have zero combat experience. I have the strongest mental willpower among my peers, but i have no technique, and my instinct is that of a wild beast!........or a scared little puppy because i have no training..... my point is that even thought i wanted to fight for others, but i am not fit to do so, like you did.....so i will find my own way, but i thank you for everything you have done.

Can't believe people still watch ongoing conflict and think I wanna put myself in that, and also be 40 and 250 lbs

You are a solid dude brother. Keep on doing you.

You're all nutz to fight for Authoritarian Ukraine

I was one of the Men who got turned down to go to Ukraine I was 17 at the time and went to the Ukrainian Embassy in Chicago when they found out my age I got denied instantly out of all of my buddies I was the only one who couldn’t go it broke my heart into pieces but now I believe I have my own battle at my home.

@meisterproper8304

5 ай бұрын

why you wanna go and die in a foreign country about which you know nothing about?

Teaching English is a great way to travel for free. There are some interesting options if you want to travel the world, but don't have the funds.

I would never be able to fight. I have a good life ahead of me things aren’t' always good but stuff is set up I'm able to follow a study I love I got job prospects. The military sounds awful to me everything about it (skipping past the point i would obviously need years uppon years of training before I'd be more then a deadweight). To self reflect at the risk of sounding like a wuss. the situation in Ukraine and other countries just simply angers me to no end, the injustice being done (only) 2k KM away from me. there's probably a lot I can do. but it feels like I can't. I think hat's because I’m attracted to military channels since the war. because if I won't fight and don't have the money to substantially mean something. then the least I can do is stay informed. to be honest, I don’t' think it's working. but it's all I have. I really appreciate you keeping it real.

Contrary to your video's advice. Do you know if folks have had problems flying over to Europe with plates and carriers? PS It's super funny to see you as a long hair.

What place is that? Barracks, dorm, hostel, apartment? Thanks for being so honest. You are cool. …Carry this baseplate please….faster…

what jacket is that? looks dope

*man, we want more combat footage. we don't care about this **_shit_*

good stuff

If someone doesn't have enough sense in them to know you shouldn't do these things without actual experience and training, than I wouldn't care if they do it anyway. Natural selection and I'm not their parent lol.

I think you should write a book ☮️

Thank you for sharing your stories with us, no matter where life may take you.

It’s not all pretty and clean. My book is called: War Junkie-A Cautionary Tale. I try to tell the whole picture. I’ll be on a few podcasts and I hope you check it out. Zor Spas Bram!

Most EU, American, Japanese, Singapore, Australian, New Zealand passport are great because most countries you go to can be recently certain you are who you say you are on the passport. Many countries like South Africa you can bribe someone to give you a clean passport with another person’s name. To most customs offices thats scary as hell so they always look long and hard at those people. They can sometimes request a visa interview first for permission to enter. Also you can trust most US passport holders, because most Americans simply can’t hide their Americanisms. It’s a set of traits that are almost impossible to not spot.

I can add to this, that if you are not sure about van life, try trucking first, if you have money to do CDL. You can earn some money for building a van in that way. That is my method, if you can endure some time in small space of truck cab, then you should be able to be happy with van life. Unfortunately Im still on trucking phase.

@BrandyF2

5 ай бұрын

Agreed. 😊

@squidwardo7074

5 ай бұрын

literally just get a tent and put it in your car "van life" is just car camping+

Compared to many Euuropean passports the american one isnt even that good in comparison it is placed in Tier 6 on place ~20 while the entirety of western Europe is in Tier two or three and eastern Europe 4 to 6 with the US

The citizens of Ukraine weren’t prepared either. It doesn’t matter your ability if your neighbours need help you will do what you can if you cherish them.

So how do i join the fight again?

Idk how you would get money doing odd jobs when you travel..i wish i could because traveling seems fun too

Just realised this guy is just the Young indiana jones chronicles

Your videos look cool

Joe Biden thanks you for your service ding dong

Greetings from Ukraine!) Thank you Man!

My van life is a mazda cx9🎉

Honestly i hate war and would never ever fight and one, but i enjoy the videos because they’re informative, and i can get accounts and information from someone with experience. This video honestly was really good too even tho it shedded light on a serious topic. Don’t join the military or anything because it sounds cool, trust me you’ll either wish you never went there as soon as a bullet flies over your head, or you like it because you’re crazy idk

Ребята кто видел этого наёмник вы знаете что надо делать.

Cant lie, previous winter i wanted to die, that evolved into ''shit why fear death then'' and that evolved into ''hey i might aswell fight for the good people''

>be a CIv DIv viewer >gets told that airsoft gear is viable in war >"Time to LARP in Ukraine, wish me luck" >Civ Div makes a video the next couple days telling you not to Larp in Ukraine >fcking dies 😂

@zumbazumba1

5 ай бұрын

Let the nature run its course !

@Khronogi

5 ай бұрын

He did point out that he believes is the soldier who makes the gear, not the gear that makes the soldier. So if you are going with subpar gear as a great soldier you'll be a great soldier. But if you are going to with subpar gear and arent a soldier you won't be a good soldier.

Pov you’re in ukraine hiding from a drone and a speedsofter sprints past

I bet these were a lot of the dudes that were like holy shit im gonna go be rich being a mercenary for academi/blackwater, then get rejected, lol

Go to Japan if you can. Best place for enjoying food and life.

I personally think if you had your own reasons to got at the start and you had little to no training, it was probably not too bad, they had the time to train you but right now I don't think that a good idea. Join your national guard or something like that where you can gsin experience and if you still fell the same doen the line ar least then you have somthing to give.