“Anyone who has ever looked into the glazed eyes of a soldier dying on the battlefield will think hard before starting a war.” - Otto von Bismarck

@NukeBlast123321

6 жыл бұрын

Wouter IJzerman kind of ironic considering he started alot of wars to "unify Germany" and contributed to the Militarism and Nationalism, a major cause of WWI, which led to a chain reaction of wars.

@wouterijzerman648

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly! It's one of the reasons why this particular quote always stuck with me, since it is such a strong contrast to the quote that Bismarck is probably best known for, 'Blood and Iron'.

@UlfhedinnNorsk

6 жыл бұрын

Unless the person starting the war wants to see the world burn!!! Where the hell did they dig these "veterans" up? Ugh... Pathetic

@pineapplethefruitdude3144

6 жыл бұрын

NukeBlast123321 Germany didn’t start ww1 dude

@CorrosiveColin

5 жыл бұрын

@@NukeBlast123321 This quote was most likely in context with the latter years of his life post military during WWI.

"Talk about your most difficult experience." 4/5 of them talk about coming home.

@t0nicss867

4 жыл бұрын

That probably wasn't the real question if i'm picking up on context clues right. I'm pretty sure watching your friends arm fly towards you 60 miles an hour as a IED takes out half of your squadron is a bit harder than coming back and not knowing what job to get.

@chinocochino4732

4 жыл бұрын

T0NICSS a lot of veterans have said it’s hard to face their family bc they feel ashamed of the things they had to do. It’s pretty sad..

@jasonbailey9302

3 жыл бұрын

Because coming home IS the hardest thing we do.

@rizzyman-e5f

3 жыл бұрын

Mine was watching children die and people grieving over the men we just lit up one second we are mowing them down and not caring or at least saying sorry to helping the people we just lit up when we see their kids and wife crying and sobbing

The look of pain on their faces is heartbreaking.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

this actually is so heartbreaking don't u think we should support the young veterans?

When my brother came back from the Marine Corps... he had the same look in his eyes, the same sound in his voice... and it took him a while to open up to me. It’s really inspirational how you guys found the courage to open up and to share your experiences.Thank you for sharing and thank you for your service.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

dont u think we should support them as well?

"Some people say I care too much, I say I care enough."

@HooDRidEWhiteY

6 жыл бұрын

Bradley Allen shit was powerful af

@roddyb8905

5 жыл бұрын

that one statement hits man. He cares ENOUGH. Enough to do what ever needs doing.

@pontifexmaximoose7433

4 жыл бұрын

That Hit Hard man... really struck a chord

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

hey I think we should all support our young veterans as they've done so much and they need our support when they retire. pls join and help as a society

My hubby is the one who missed our daughter’s birth. We’ve been together since I was 16 and I will be with him the rest of our lives. I’m so thankful for him and everything he does for our little family. 💕

@charellet.9808

6 жыл бұрын

I have an immense amount of respect for these veterans. Hope they find that inner peace they're searching for. I wish you and your family all the best, blessings to your daughter!

@sofreshandsocleanclean5278

4 жыл бұрын

Aww well I’m glad you guys are happy, and Thankyou to your husband for his service. ❤️

One thing I miss about the Army is that we we're a group of people from all over the country, some from other countries, of different races, religions, beliefs, backgrounds, political beliefs, etc but we all got along, became friends and would do anything for each other. In the civilian world if you like someone that someone else doesn't like that pretty much means you two won't get along. If you voted for someone that person doesn't like that means you two can't be friends. It doesn't make sense, we as humans have so much in common yet we let little things separate us and keep us from bonding with one another. If we would just let go of all the petty stuff the world would be a much better place. Civilians could learn a lot from the military.

@deadlyundead

5 жыл бұрын

I remember that brother hood its the thing that I always miss and made going back home so isolating.

@cagatayocal7049

4 жыл бұрын

Alhamdullilah wise words

Wow... as a fellow veteran, this hits home. Thank you so much brothers for sharing these thoughts and feelings.

@erik7396

6 жыл бұрын

@bailywilson3770

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

@legacyofchrist7931

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service ❤️

@hectorv6700

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

I want to give that blonde guy with the glasses a hug and tell him everything will be okay

@halolover8128

6 жыл бұрын

Taylor Powers :(

@frownless

6 жыл бұрын

but why lie to him though ?

@frownless

6 жыл бұрын

Taylor Powers am just stating facts

@frownless

6 жыл бұрын

Taylor Powers unless his memory can be erased things will never be ok. it might get better as time goes on, but never ok

@tailerrxo

6 жыл бұрын

idris and that is not a fact, it’s a personal opinion lmao

they've been through so much. i could never imagine myself surviving whatever hardships they've faced. thank you for your service ❤

@abderrahmanedamiri7594

6 жыл бұрын

Dame Marianne Warbah service??what did theu serve you with? Killing familes in other countries for resources?

@meshanne

6 жыл бұрын

Polo Marco SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE IGNORANT IN THE BACK!!👏👏👏👏👏👏

@abderrahmanedamiri7594

6 жыл бұрын

Polo Marco so ur saying if a human is poor, killing is a good way for income?

@abderrahmanedamiri7594

6 жыл бұрын

No difference between them and criminals. Both kill for money. The only difference is that joining the army to kill is legal since greedy US rulers would benefit

@abderrahmanedamiri7594

6 жыл бұрын

If a soldier breaks through ur house and kills ur family then goes back to his country to see his family and sits infront of a camera for 15 mins crying then i am sorry but its either me or you who got brain washed

Powerful. Unlimited respect for these men. ❤️

@WorldElectronica

6 жыл бұрын

+El Guapo7 I understand what you mean, but blame the game not the players

@walidzao

6 жыл бұрын

Respect? more like feel sorry for them since they were fighting for a false cause . they left ravages in the other country and were left off with ravages too by the country they were fighting for in the name of '"freedom"

@WorldElectronica

6 жыл бұрын

yeah I also don't get why americans say that their soldiers fight for their freedom when United States are -always- most of the times aggresssors

@ColdShawama

6 жыл бұрын

any vetrens reading this and thinking about playing"I FOUGHT FOR YOUR CONTRYS FREEDOM" card....u r fighting paycheck and benifits ..........not my freedom Now go cry me a river while u get ready 4 your shift at petsmart

“I hope my life gets better” hands down the most powerful line of this video

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

hey dont u think we should support them

Wow. The pain in some of these guys face is heart-wrenching.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

dont u think we should support our young veterans?

the thing that makes me angry is that the ppl that declare war arent the ones that have to face the consequences of that statement... especially if a world war 3 would break out ...

@zacht1376

6 жыл бұрын

This. Its childish behavior at best, how can it be that two rich men sit comfortably in a room giving orders for war while millions are affected? People say its just how it is, well how it is right now isn't good enough we shouldnt be accepting this reality

@NS-nt4cw

6 жыл бұрын

King Leonidas how many Persians did you face at the hell gates?

@zacht1376

6 жыл бұрын

Nate S like 9 or something

@jonavillo1659

5 жыл бұрын

Katemw hope not

@jaydenwitcher8800

5 жыл бұрын

Katemw I said the same thing of course I was scared who isn’t The bonds and brotherhood People will Never understand unless you have served

My grandfather fought in Vietnam and is still suffering from PTSD and gets nightmares. He's a great man, but Vietnam was horrible for him, and some things he saw still choke him up today. He saw his friends die in front of him and he couldn't do anything to change it. That's one of the hardest parts of war. He was also blasted off of a train there and it screwed up his back. He fought in the Korean war, and was proud when he came back. He felt like he knew exactly what he was fighting for and felt it was justified. When he got back from Vietnam, people would curse at him, spit on him, and say horrible things. At that time, he was already feeling beat down by the world around him, and to come back home and have people calling him a traitor, a horrible person and other terrible names. It's fucked up. You only understand the full extent of war after you've been through it, and the people back home have no clue what was really happening. Even if the war is constantly televised, you are still oblivious to 99% of what's going on. War is horrible, and these politicians who've never even touched a gun in their lives, let alone be forced to kill, just keep on starting wars. It's expensive and pointless, and just showing the rest of us that humans are still dumb, Primitive Creatures, regardless of all of our achievements, if we are still killing each other, we haven't really gone anywhere.

This team has consistently put out some great films, sometimes about hard topics. Props, keep up the good work.

It's so sad that vets aren't even treated well by their own government.

That hit me when the guy said no one cares about them, they're not on tv. Which is true. I bet a good chunk of ppl here don't know what country we invaded in 2001, how many American veterans from Afghan/Iraq war, or the casualties

" *some people tell me i care too much, i just feel like i care enough* "

You can just see the pain in their eyes. Cannot imagine what these guys have seen/experienced. Some of them seemed to be about my age. How the fuck do people dislike these videos....

@unleashdafire8807

6 жыл бұрын

Well 45 people who need a hell week in the Marines

@unleashdafire8807

6 жыл бұрын

FarikoBlissSoloGaming you got my respect

@unleashdafire8807

6 жыл бұрын

FarikoBlissSoloGaming bro my sister and my brother in law were in the army and Air Force so I know exactly how they feel my sister was shipped over to Iraq my brother-in-law was station close to Iraq thank God they came back home safe

@KristxnGaming

6 жыл бұрын

FarikoBlissSoloGaming UNFORTUNATELY AmeriKKKan born and raised by a MILITARY family. MEAT SHIELDS!

@KristxnGaming

6 жыл бұрын

FarikoBlissSoloGaming hows it feel being indoctrinated? sheep

This is sad but thank you for what you do soldiers

@DylanMcMullen

6 жыл бұрын

Shoe-ters 23 And sailors, marines, and airmen

@thedankmememetalhead166

6 жыл бұрын

Dylan McMullen Marines are... Soldiers...

@DylanMcMullen

6 жыл бұрын

Devin Sagoo no, they’re marines

@MilklsChillin

6 жыл бұрын

Shoe-ters 23 USA it’s a great country! Thx 4 war

@shoe-ters2312

6 жыл бұрын

MilklsChillin your welcome

I'll never understand what you have seen and gone through. Thank you for everything!!!

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

dont u think we should support our young veterans?

The blatant disrespect towards vets in today's America is absolutely appalling. To hear stories like these- from men and women willing to sacrifice their life for this country- and think about them finally coming home and being viewed as the enemy by so many here... It's just heartbreaking. Major respect to all who serve/served. It takes so much selflessness to do what they do.

@melissadykstra9083

6 жыл бұрын

knine1833 I know, but it still doesn't excuse it

@melissadykstra9083

6 жыл бұрын

knine1833 but again, just because the group is strong doesn't give people an excuse to be disrespectful... we have vets in the family, and they are some of the most caring, honest, loyal human beings I've had the privilege of knowing... and thinking about them having to put up with hate for doing a job is not ok in my opinion. Respect may be something you can live without, but it should still be given to those who earn it.

@melissadykstra9083

6 жыл бұрын

knine1833 thanks for your thoughts on the matter

@melissadykstra9083

6 жыл бұрын

Bill Anderson I'm aware of that, but just because we have the freedom to do so does not make it ok. As I've said repeatedly, I get that it's just something that happens, but, again, that doesn't make it right.

@BigAssNigga311

6 жыл бұрын

Mainly men, women literally aren't on the battlefield with the males.

I really appreciate what the guy said at 3:49. It really bothers me how *some people* here in the USA can say and pretend like they're the only ones that matter and no one else matters. Finally someone says that all people and countries matter. It really means a lot especially coming from a veteran.

@stevenp4230

6 жыл бұрын

Because we are all humans and live in societies, its not every man or woman or child for themselves. If it was truly that way then could we truly say that we live in a society?

@eirbag5823

6 жыл бұрын

Steven P Vivimos en una sociedad ;)

@samuelanderson9416

6 жыл бұрын

There are actually a lot of veterans who think like that, despite how they are stereotyped

@physical_insanity

6 жыл бұрын

Ray Mendez If everyone knew what it was like to be in war, to fight and die for a country, a band of brothers who you could depend on by your side, do you think people would still be so narcissistic?

@christianmancia4006

3 жыл бұрын

Saying black lives matters doesn’t mean no one else’s lives matter or that only a particular group is more important. Black Lives Matter is a movement to bring awareness to the blatant racism that is affecting black people from doing things that the everyday white man can do.

Good job with the story line Jubilee. ✌

this is so heartbreaking. i wish them all the best. i hope they find love, happiness, life, wherever it may come

They are so appreciated. Thank you so much for your service. Too many people don’t get it, don’t get what they experienced. Love them and pray for them🙏

I think the hardest thing for veterans is going homeless and not getting help from their own country, ironic... They served and arent served back for their service. What a great nation

@spelunkingmonkey7630

5 жыл бұрын

The truth is, if a service member goes homeless, it’s from a direct lack of action. The education benefits given to us allow us to build a safety net for when we get out. If someone didn’t take advantage of those opportunities, it’s their fault.

You guys keep driving you will get through people love you and the lost ones are still with you

Really powerful.. what a great video!

Best channel on this platform. Taking the time and dedicating to IMPORTANT topics! Thank you Jubilee and thanks to all the people fighting wars no one should fight in. Thanks for ur service

Thank you for telling your stories. I hope that ya'll find peace within yourselves and don't let the past keep you in pain

Good on them, Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

"Anyone who truly wants to go to war, has truly never been there before!" -Larry Reeves

Thank you for your service.

Much respect for these men, and I wish them all the best that life has to offer!! Thanks so much for all you do for our country!!

I have no words.....other than the most sincere *THANK YOU!*

No words can explain how much respect I have for these men and the men that fought beside them. No words 🙌🏼

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

hey I think we should all support our young veterans as they've done so much and they need our support when they retire. pls join and help as a society

You guys fight so the majority of us don't have to. You are heroes. You are amazing. Thank you for keeping us safe.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

exactly they're the heroes we need to support and empower wdyt about helping them?

God bless you guys, Thank you for your service.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

dont u think we should support them? for what they've done for us

4:00 love what that guy said. Hope they find that inner peace they're searching for. Thank you for your service

Thanks from the deepest part of my heart for serving your country

Thank you all for your service and sacrifice you all have my respect

Incredibly sad to see what they have to endure on an ongoing basis, and I do hope they recover and their lives better. I also want to say that even though this video was intended to show the sad side of things, this video also exposed great wisdom and insight for humanity as a whole. I wish more of the world heard these vet's words. Thank you for your service for your sacrifice and courage. "Perspective is something we all need right now."

I would watch a version of this that is film length. This is SO important for civilians to see and recognize and understand.

@laertesdd

6 жыл бұрын

Shes Comeundun Quite the opposite, İ'd say. This is a video that's important for SOLDİERS to watch. So they quit this fucking machinery and say: Stop murdering in the name of nations, god, money. Stop bringing fear and destruction and death to the world. Stop damaging the lifes of everyone involved, soldiers and civilians.

@totallyanonymousbish9599

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile middle eastern civilians: 💀

Thank you ladies and gents who did what youve done and do what you do for us to be able to cry and complain on youtube and many other great freedoms we have!!

I hope your life gets better, I hope you stop being sad, I hope you find something better to live for. I hope you realize how many people love you and realise how much the world appreciates what you went through and what you were willing to do for us.

Thanks for your service 🇺🇸 our vets are truly the best of us. So sad now the very government that they fight for, leaves them on the streets with no help, after coming back from that experience

Thank you for your service!

Remarkable, they have the answers but Nobody is listening!!!!! "Thank You for Your Service"" You deserve So much more!!

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

exactly I feel the same we should help our nation grow and especially the veterans as they've done so much for us alr wdyt?

this is beautiful

I am from Denmark. I wish you guys best of luck, and hope you guys will live an amazing life.

My grandfather and father were both US Army Veterans. I used to want to hurt myself as well but you can get help and get better believe me you can. I thank you for your service.

Anyone who serves deserve the ultimate respect

Utmost respect for these guys. We are there for you!!!

Communication between veterans is key. I am a veteran from the Iraqi Freedom days and I didn't even believe I had PTSD until I had kids and I started falling apart in front of my family. We need to stick together. We can survive together. Find a veterans center near where you are. It makes all the difference.

Thank You just Thank You for your offerings and bravery Thank you

Bless all these veterans ❤️

Amazing job guys. It was great working with you all and meet some true professionals out in the civilian sector.

@thedchen

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Seth, I'm grateful to have met you all, and for the opportunity to help spread awareness in the world. Til next time!

Amazingly strong men. This is inspiring.

Thank you each for your service and your shared thoughts.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

hey wb helping the veterans?

Thank you..for your service..

As a Veteran, I can completely understand their difficulty in transitioning. You go from doing what needs to be done, either leading or being led with so much camaraderie to civilians way of living...each one for themselves...thankfully my children understood me and had the compassion to always be there for me - I thought I was the one leading them but as they grew up, I realized just how much they saved me.

Keep your heads up gentlemen. Remember move like you've got a purpose!

Beautiful bunch of people thank you for all that you have done respect my brothers ❤️

This hits home for me, I got out of the Marine Corps in 2016 and civilians just don’t understand who we feel and they don’t try to understand and that’s why we’ll always turn back to our brothers and sisters in the military

I wanted to cry while reading this comment section before I even hit play on the video. We as a country need to be taking such better care of our soldiers than we do. We owe these people our lives...literally. ✊🏽

They deserve so much more.

I totally feel for these men. Every and all resources need to be directed to them that can help them readjust and live in peace.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

theres a way through which u can help the veterans. HAVE NFTs are currently working for their empowerment. below is their discord link

I understand how hard it is to talk about it. My Dad served for 17 years for Britain. And he cannot and never has been able to talk about it. The dreadfulness of there situations is awful, and I cannot believe the pain and hardship they dealt with.

Wow. Really powerful video. Heartbreaking actually

istg this is the most underrated channel

Thank you for your service 🇺🇸

Love the Johhny shirt. God bless these men.

God Bless All Veterans

this should have a lot more views

As a veteran, although I never got to make that venture to the "sandbox" I did get to see the world that exists outside America. After spending 3 years in a foreign country with only my Army family to lean on coming back I felt disconnected from not just my community but America as a whole. I've secretly struggled with depression because I physically can't cut it as a soldier anymore and I regret not going to war like alot of my friends. I feel this despite many vets and my former NCOs telling me that I was blessed to be spared from it. I never realized how serious the recruiters were when they told us that once you make that choice and see it through you're never the same. To all my fellow vets we are still the last line of defense for our brothers and sisters in arms for when they struggle in service and for when its time for that service to end. To all the civilians that truly care about service members thank you because showing your respect and care makes everything we go through so much more worth it and can reverse the negatives we feel after service.

Having been overseas... I understand them completely. To remember those moments is very difficult. The brotherhood created is unbreakable. I come from a military background...my dad served, my uncles served, my brother served 26 yrs. For the ones who have never put the uniform on and worn those boots and walked the path not many can choose, is when it will be understood. We will live through the daily pain, and memories of friends lost in combat, and try to live a some what normal life the best we can. To all my fellow members of the armed forces, serving, veterans, retirees, and fallen....stay strong and remember we are all here for each other. Hooah!

Respect for these men

I can't believe some people have the audacity to hate on these people

Wow. Powerful.

✊✌ Thank you.

this video definitely need have more views

This so unbelievably sad. I have a cousin who was in the Vietnam War and he shared some aad stpries with me and how much he still suffers with depression now. Also he shared stories of things that were said and done to him when he came home. I feel those soldiers (where so many were forced to go to war) were treated soooo horribly when they came home!

these are great men

Never above you, never below you, always beside you. Stay motivated devil dogs!

This hits home. My ex husband was a Combat Medic. 17 years in the Army. We had a beautiful little girl. Then His personality changed after his 5th deployment. We ended up divorcing. A year later he was diagnosed with PTSD and Traumatic Brain injury. Less than a year after he retired he took his own life. That was March 2017. I have so much respect for our veterans ❤️

@reizayin

6 жыл бұрын

The fact that veterans have such a high divorce rate is heartbreaking.

@sebulba69

5 жыл бұрын

You left him instead of understanding why he was becoming what he was.

I’m glad I didn’t go my grandma mother told everyone she was scared for me... hearing this let’s me know things can most definitely get worse I have so much respect for these people.

the things that we can achieve as human beings is remarkable, but we have to do it together, we just have to do it

Wow, I’m going to watch all of these. It makes me heartsick knowing so many of these guys [in the military] are younger than my little brother.

@sophiaashley7973

2 жыл бұрын

all the young veterans are doing so much for us alr we should also support them for what they've done for us. there are so many projects helping the veterans like HAVE NFTs

My respects to you guys Greetings from Denmark

Wow. God bless them

Salute from the 🇬🇧

No respect to the people who dislike this video They sacrifice their blood sweat and tears so that we can live a good life . Hope a day comes when all the people who served our country get what they deserve.

@jorian8834

6 жыл бұрын

steven Srn I cannot say this with 100% cerrainity, but I know some people who dislike these kind of videos not because they actually don't have respect for veterans. But because they feel like others profit from their stories, I don't agree with it since openness and sharing is so important.

@primecreator5257

5 жыл бұрын

You seem to forget that KZread is an international platform, and that in the countries these men left, people might feel differently about what they did.

@mrs.elentz2336

5 жыл бұрын

No Steven, they don't sacrifice their blood, sweat and tears so we can have a good life. They believe they are, but unfortunately, they're being lied to and duped as well!! They sacrifice their blood, sweat and tears for Israel, and the federal reserve for murder and war profiteering, and ALL wars started under blatant, intentional lies. I support our troops... they're victims of this satanic dishonest kabal too. I do not support these wars.

Beautifully heartbreaking

"They all tell me I care too much. I just feel like I care enough" damn

This brings me back to when my dad came back from the Falklands with a massive wound in his stomach and one leg (he has a bionic one now) ❤️😭

Bless their hearts. 2:44 I really hope his life gets better and that he finds something or someone worth living for. 3:08 The fact that he cares a lot just shows that he cares and has a heart. I believe you can never care too much.

One race. Thousands of voices. It’s not right that veterans are the ones that have to tell us to get our heads out of the sand. It’s not right that they sacrifice so much and yet there is still so much division in this world Thankyou for your words and sharing your experiences. I hope it doesn’t fall on deaf ears.

I would talk about how much I miss it. How much i took the bond gor granted . I miss everyone