Yesterday, I turned twenty nine. *applause* *walks off stage*

@explosivfurret3007

6 жыл бұрын

Pixel *hush!* Don't ruin the suprise

@voltron-eb6sx

5 жыл бұрын

my speech 2018

@THEHamBot1

5 жыл бұрын

420 likes x)

@KurNorock

5 жыл бұрын

@@explosivfurret3007 he says he is 29 twice in his first 2 sentences.

@mnlpsvsapo

4 жыл бұрын

In several countries you have multiple advantages in serving in the army , navy or air force ; you can join police force , you have help to study , some skills learned while serving help get specific jobs ; the real problem in USA is the lack of help after returning in civil life ; there should be a program for vétérans to help cope up with change .

when did he say bring back the draft? it sounded like he said we needed to fix the problems we have with veterans so we don't have to go back to the draft...

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Sean Emmanuel thanks for really taking the time to internalize the message.

@1flash3571

6 жыл бұрын

maybe we should bring back the draft.

@jessenicoletta4160

6 жыл бұрын

Flash357 Why? Anyone drafted probably doesn't want to be there, otherwise they would've volunteered. This could hurt morale and make a war harder to wage since you have soldiers who don't want to fight.

@rainbowtrippin3069

6 жыл бұрын

Jesse Nicoletta I wanna point out that the fact an infantry based war wouldn’t happen it would be more of a who can stay alive before the nukes drop

@grex9958

6 жыл бұрын

besides if a country gets out of line and uses these weapons, every other country would go after them and keep the peace

The title is very misleading, Mr. Bernadin said we need to fix the problems our Veterans face, unemployment and the high suicide rate, so we *don't* have to bring the draft back.

@highonimmi

7 жыл бұрын

bringing back the draft or making military service mandatory could get those who will be in this system more active in ensuring there will be programs to support said members. most people wont do shit unless it affects them personally. that's all he is saying. sadly, it's true.

@rdizzy1

7 жыл бұрын

Too many americans are like that with every problem facing our country for the most part. "If it doesn't directly effect me or my family, I don't care". That is the biggest problem, and capitalism thrives due to this type of thinking.

@dreamerweaver

7 жыл бұрын

rdizzy1 it's funny how people comment on capitalism but don't understand it truly in the context of a society without government collusion. America is corporatist, not free market capitalist. Also, why does everyone have to care about everyone else's problems? It simply can't happen. We can have compassion toward them and help if we can, but making it compulsory is insanity and it's what government purports to do. Socialist thought is flawed because that type of system is simply illogical and unattainable, all you have to look at is history.

@jackmarkey9687

7 жыл бұрын

You just saved me 20 minutes

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Hans Yolo I titled it this way in hopes to grab the attention of the individual's who would be willing to listen to my message. The logic behind my message is as you stated, but i believe that your conclusions came from the fact that you truly decided to take the time to listen to try to understand why. Thanks Hans.

This video is great just titled incorrectly

@kingofthecrows8802

6 жыл бұрын

It's titled correctly; you missed the message.

@Pm76664

6 жыл бұрын

KingofTheCrows, the warning was that the draft would come back if they don't give vets the things they need after serving, he doesn't necessarily want the draft.

@Pm76664

6 жыл бұрын

Junder R What part of me summing up the video's message makes you think I'm taking it seriously?

@Pm76664

6 жыл бұрын

Junder R No problem

@russian_ferret4845

6 жыл бұрын

the bill would pass because it is a benifit to the heros of this country that fought for us

He's right we need to take care of our vets especially the ones who've seen combat.

@Leo-oy3rn

5 жыл бұрын

thomas scott what’s the difference between combat veterans and non combat veterans? There’s a word in common. Figure that out yourself. I’ll make the spot on assumption and assume that you’ve never served. So go ahead and bash between the two. If you serve, you serve. If you don’t, don’t speak on the difference between the two.

@doubled6648

5 жыл бұрын

All of us need help sooner or later. I'm a disabled combat veteran. We need to save the 22 vets a day because these are the some of the best people we have in humanity and we are letting them die. This must stop.

@michaelbelt8768

4 жыл бұрын

This young man cured his own PTSD, much like my Marine Corps son did. A real friend to turn to, and not some doctor with 0 deployment experience

This brought tears to my eyes- US Army 68W. I’m sharing it with my brothers and sisters in arms. I think everyone should see this.

The US prides itself on having a volunteer Army. Respect to the Vets. From all countries.

Woah what a coincidence! I’ve definitely seen him at work when I was an intern. We’re total strangers, but he always greeted me as I walked by!

Today it was my pleasure to unexpectedly meet Emmanuel today in person. He blessed me with encouragement and I am grateful for his service.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Scrivner the pleasure was truly all mine. Thanks for the great insight as well as critic. I couldn't stop thinking about our conversation after you'd left. Would love to continue and see where I could possibly be of service. Thanks again Elizabeth.

I don't always support the way this nation uses the military. But I'll be damned if I didn't support the individuals who serve in it.

@spleen5527

4 жыл бұрын

I don't support Germany's invasion of Poland but I support the troops.

@useyournogos6845

4 жыл бұрын

@@spleen5527 You don't have to support them but you should respect them.

@SandfordSmythe

2 жыл бұрын

@@spleen5527 Except for the SS, who joined it to do atrocities.

@MarksTournaments

2 жыл бұрын

@@spleen5527 lmao I get it

@Brodyshalecomedy

2 жыл бұрын

@@useyournogos6845 so you’re saying we should respect nazis?

I live in Australia. I served in the Australian Army for 18 years and was deployed to Bougainville, East Timor twice, Iraq and Afghanistan. When my father served it was Korea and Vietnam. He remembers what we had which was National Service. Two years of mandatory military service from the 1950's til the 1970's. The government here still integrated conscription. My father like his Dad for WWII volunteered and so did I when I became 18. Here, no one says thank you for your service. As a volunteer military for civilians it is perceived as "a job" the rest of our populations are not really "involved" in the wars we deployed to, not like Vietnam where anyone who was of age could be called up so people took notice of the war. Not like Korea where both our countries had a belief that communism was at our doors. Certainly not like WWII or WWI where nearly every family was affected. When we come back, we come back to a very alienated society to what we experienced, they're not as involved as the last generations so it is hard for our societies to get a good understanding on what it means to serve in our forces. They have the internet, KZread, the news even movies to some degree but for the many it doesn't affect their normal daily lives. I would imagine that it would be hard to play on anyone's "heart strings" about the plight of our veterans after service unless they have had some involvement. Australia does not have a G.I bill that our service members could use after service, we have the same issues with employment, our wounded Vets and of course suicide rates. We do have a lot of Veteran groups who by donations try to help and a Department of Veterans Affairs so by looking at it on paper we as Veterans should have all the help we need to get back on our feet after service but it's our society that we believed we were defending that not necessarily doesn't care but more so doesn't really expect us reintegrate and be "welcomed" back properly. Welcome home parades are one thing but after the streamers and flag waving have stopped what happens after? There is a massive divide between the world of military service and the civilian world almost to the point of cultural incompetence and this is where I feel is the problem. There are incentives after service but very little reward. We as Veterans need to understand that just because we served it doesn't make us any better or even more patriotic than our fellow civilians and civilians need to understand what it's really like to serve a country, what our work ethics and potentials could be. It can't simply be Vets helping Vets anymore. We can do that but it should also be civilians accepting Vets back. We really don't want hand outs or sympathy, just a chance to prove ourselves just a valued part of society as when we served😌

@jarrettpowers4627

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Stott very well said... My prayers and gratitude go to you and your family.

@kensvideos1

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Stott You should have read Willfed Owen and then you would have known "The Old Lie"

@steve8234

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Stott thanks brother. I served in the Marine Corps for four years. It's good to have allies like Australia in the fight. You guys are warriors. I actually trained with Australia several times. I was lucky enough to get a chance to see your beautiful country. I trained at a base in Darwin (on the range). Semper Fi

@2HRTS1LOVE

6 жыл бұрын

As a US navy spouse, I got to meet a few Aussies along the way. You're good people. Thanks for your service.

@Crozarius

6 жыл бұрын

Why should you be celebrated when you join up to go fight in a war which never affected your home country. Oh boo hoo, you volunteered to go """"peacekeeping"""" in nations that didn't want you there, then expect a free ride when you get home?

Young Man, you are an inspiration. Thank you for your service and the sacrifice that you have made on behalf of me and my family. It is absolute travesty how the men and women of the United State Military are treated when they have fulfilled their duties as members of the military. The healthcare system that is in place for our veterans is broken and almost unrepairable. We as citizens need to stand together and defend our veterans like they have defended us. Write, call and confront your members of congress and demand that they do what needs to be done to take care of our veterans. It is my personal belief that our veterans should have access to healthcare that is at least equal to or better than the healthcare that our members of congress enjoy.

I wish this beautiful man the blessings that he deserves.

As someone who conveyed every week for two years in Iraq, thanks for explaining things better than I ever could...

Mr. Bernadin, thank you for your service. And thank you for sharing your story.

@Manuvelli

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Greg. I believe that our world is changed through shared perspective. Be blessed

Thank you sir. I am a Veteran. USAF. Peace. God help us all.

It's a shame that we don't have some sort of reward for the men and women who serve in our armed forces. The ancient Romans, who existed thousands of years ago had a system who awarded their soldiers. For auxillary soldiers (soldiers from other communities who fought for the Romans) they had an idea like this. If an auxillary soldiers served for twenty five years for the Romans, then they were granted a plot of land and Roman citizenship for them and each generation after them. It's not the perfect option for a modern day society, but it's a shame that the Romans can figure something out when we can't.

@matthewdenton9508

7 жыл бұрын

Ian Calandro our Army is voluntary. The pay grades are public. They do get rewarded...

@jacobsappington8345

6 жыл бұрын

Ian Calandro Benefits for joining is very generous

@steve8234

6 жыл бұрын

Ian Calandro, I've always said if a non citizen serves in the U.S military he should be offered citizenship without going through the naturalization process. There are a lot of immigrants serving in our military and I believe that is an extremely honorable thing to do.

@jaredmendoza2522

6 жыл бұрын

The problem with the roman military was that they had more loyalty to their generals than to Rome itself. They had to constantly conquer new land to give to their soldiers who fought for so long. That inevitably destabilized the empire. We can not forcefully recruit people but we must craft a stronger national pride and duty to the younger generation to make them serve.

@cavinhannahs1879

6 жыл бұрын

I'm in the Navy and i actually feel like veterans get many benefits. The GI bill will all but completely pay for 4 years of college. In my opinion the military is a great way to get a good start in life.

Your service is appreciated, young man!

Thankyou for your service. Great talk. My husband is a Vietnam War Veteran. He was spit on, called names and disrespected anytime he was in public in uniform. Never a thankyou until Desert Storm. Thanks for your message. I hope many more Americans hear your message and something is done to help vets. We have a friend that is one of those suicide statistics.

Great speech Emmanuel, you really brought to attention some important issues. I'm sure most Americans would be very surprised that we lose more veterans to suicide rather than in war. The draft is something I've spent quite some time thinking about recently, especially in the "age of entitlement". I haven't served but I have great respect for those who have. Thank you. Also gotta say. You, your daughter, and your father all have great smiles! God bless.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Jesse Martin Thank you vey much Jesse. Your words are very kind. My goal with this is to enlighten us all to the true hardships that the men and women who volunteer face in exchange for what be believe/ hope to be a better America!

Thank you for your service! I was in from Sept 2002- Sept 2007 USMC

God bless this man, he's spot on. I agree. Thank you for serving our country.

I have to be honest, I truly enjoy hearing you speak. It's definitely a pleasure meeting you!

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

kenan blevins much respect Kenan. Meeting you was an absolute joy and honor my brother. I hope that our paths cross again.

@thearmed1z

7 жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Bernadin From one veteran to another keep your head up and watch your six... Semper Fi.

@highonimmi

7 жыл бұрын

he could be mistaken...can you prove he is lying?

@eddyvideostar

7 жыл бұрын

Kenan: Mmm, I'm sure it would be ...a pleasure.

@rdizzy1

7 жыл бұрын

I mean he didn't even really say what was in the title of the video, he just said he wants the government to actually make things better for veterans so they don't have to use the draft for soldiers. But yes, HR 1509 does open the ability to draft citizens into the military after a declaration of war,or the use of military force, including women. This essentially, for us, means pretty much any time.

Thank you Em, it was good to see you again

@Manuvelli

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tony! It certainly was friend.

Well done Emmanuel! Thank you for your service.

Wrong title but great message. Thank you to our brave military.

has seven sisters.... joins navy

@TheMediaMakerYT

6 жыл бұрын

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@beaconrider

6 жыл бұрын

Can't really blame him, can you?

@RallForeman

6 жыл бұрын

He's got a kid. So the joke doesn't follow suit if that's what your playing at

@shadowfox6438

6 жыл бұрын

Lmfaaaaaaooo

@tirkentube

6 жыл бұрын

yeah he's just mad cuz when he got out he had a daughter

I’m shipping out to basic training in 4 days, you gave me a great philosophy to go by.

Being there done that. Proudly Served my 20 years as an Infantry man, 4 combat tours. And yes while in uniform every body is equal, we all take care of each others. Just like you i`m a foreigner, at the end of the day I didnt born American, I earned my citizenship. Thanks for your service and welcome back to America, glad you made it, Cheers ( Im Mexican American by the way)

This speech may not have been titled properly, but the message is definitely worth listening to. We need more empathy & support for our veterans returning to civilian life. Thank you for your service and for sharing your story. 💯💪🏾🇺🇸

It was an honor to meet you Emmanuel! Thank you for sharing your story and thank you for your service to our country.

Emmanuel, buddy thank you for your service, and for your outstanding perspective on of life.

Thank you for your service and this wonderful talk, sir!

Thank you for your service!! I will be leaving for boot camp soon and watching this makes me proud as an american and i cant wait too see how much i change during this journey.

Thank you for your service: from your active duty brethren. You're a beautiful human being and American, and in that order.

I served for 20 years in the Navy as an MR. Thank you for your service Shipmate.

I'm sitting hear thinking I'm usually anti war,but usually the qualities I see in veterans are the qualities I want for myself as a human being like disipline - I'm not down for shooting people,but I do like the experience that can be gained from such an experience as going to war/joining the army and I respect it.

@PhoenixFires

6 жыл бұрын

Justin Whu Then become a medic or logistics officer. You can say it is a part of your religion that you can't fight and they won't put you in combat.

@LJ-wo1wf

6 жыл бұрын

No military person is pro-war, but the focus is to preserve the lives of the soldiers to your left and your right. The unfortunate side effect is, someone on the other side will probably have to die. But, bigger picture, yes, you're right -- it's the unit cohesion, the focus on actions and abilities rather than inherited status, the idea that "we" is bigger than "me"... those are the qualities that would help any group of people. It doesn't matter whether you're flipping burgers or pushing a computer mouse. When you know that the guy next to you has your back, whether it's a new situation on the job, or you need help to move to a new house, or you're having trouble in your marriage, it takes a lot of stress off and helps everyone to be better.

@toniroberts8117

5 жыл бұрын

There are many non combative positions in the military you can Persue and perhaps you should. You must however be prepared to kill another human being if you join the service. That’s just the reality of it. It’s the main reason I never joined.

I salute you sir I served 8 years in the Marines

Well said my brother. I'm a 1 percenter myself and fully agree. Mad love my brother. Keep up the good fight.

Thank you for your service.

When u I clicked on this video, I was thinking, "how could he be for a draft?" Then by the end I'm ready teary eyed. I get it now. Really good talk!!

Thank you for a great prospective. i volunteered for the Army during the draft during Viet Nam. I served with draftees. The experience we all had made us appreciate the worth of every person. The way the people we were protecting treated the returning men and women from countries who would kill us was the beginning of the decline of civility. Today we have a disconnect between the elite in politics and the media and those who protect us. A universal service could help the whole country. I agree we should give every one this great experience.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Dave Oatway Welcome home brother and thank you for your service

May we have better support for our veterans in all facets they are faced with returning to the USA.

Thank you for your service, you are an American hero Emmanuel Bernadin.

I feel like if more of the populous knew the life of the military more would be done to fix the problems. When children are taught to idolize people for there position and not there actions it is wrong. I agree with much of what you have said. I am a disabled Army OIF vet who has 27 months of combat service. There is also a great divide in Vet to Active status. The current system seems to punish those who are in need and have to get help. I am also saddened by the people who try and associate Military personal to murderers. Those in service do not act or choose a selfish manner in which they serve.. We are only doing what we feel is best for our future generations.

@WarrenPostma

Жыл бұрын

I hear you Ben and it's a very good point you're making. I do my part here in Canada by learning and educating myself and I study and read books written by service members who have written their stories down in books, so that I am able to talk intelligently when people defame and calumniate these brave men and women.

Wonderful talk.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Nicholas.

Lot of love for this guy. I am not gungho about militarism or fighting, or the idea of nations, but what I love about this person is that his heart and intentions are directed towards compassion and empathy. And though he found himself in a military environment by life circumstances and his pov, he still maintains those root directives. I wish him happiness and peace. May all bloody wars between beings cease.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

Temitope S Amen! Very well said. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and actually listen to my message. You are a true hero friend

Emmanuel, Franz, and family very well done! Emmanuel thank you for your distinguished and outstanding service to your country and your Sisters and Brothers you continue to serve.

Thank you.

@pacman8551

7 жыл бұрын

#Kanye2020

@SeanEmman

7 жыл бұрын

did you ever say we need to bring back the draft? It seems like you're saying need to fix the problems with the veteran system.

@seneferualkebulan4170

7 жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Bernadin The fact that they twisted your whole message, is a sure sign you need to stay out of white people's business. Apply all that profound knowledge to YOUR PEOPLE ONLY !!!

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Sean Emmanuel Hey Sean! First and foremost 'Thank you ' very much for taking the time to watch my talk and then share your thoughts with me. Sean you are correct! I never said that the draft "needs" to be brought back, I simply wanted to make clear of how "we" as a society fail to remain current/concerned about the -1% who do go out to answer and defend our nation's call. As you saw i brought my only daughter up on stage. i would never in my heart wish or want for her to serve or be drafted. i believe i sacrificed enough of my own personal life on the behalf of my country for the legacy and security of our great country. But if that day should ever come i want to be able to live knowing that she as well as any and every other service ll member/ veteran will be well taken cared of by our country for her/ their individual efforts. Thanks again for watching Sean. Do me a favor and share this with a friend. Have a good one brother

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Seneferu Alkebulan I appreciate you for watching and commenting. Trust me when i say that i can understand your frustration. Needless to how anyone may misinterpret my message, I'm happy to TEDx & TEDxHerndon for providing "me" a veteran who has a true passion for this country, such an amazing and wonderful opportunity to get this message out there. i appreciate you again brother and please share this with a friend.

Bravo young man, well done

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

crazygravy5257 thanks brother!

God bless Emmanuel! He's a good man!

Thanks for this brother. I am an old white Army retire and you are my brother. God bless you.

I agree that we need to fix the system that's supposed to be helping veterans, but today's soldiers are not fighting to protect America.

@brandongutierrez8463

5 жыл бұрын

Mind blown you’re absolutely right. They are not fighting to protect Americans but are fighting for the greed of the American politics. That being said these men and women serving their military have no say of where they go to fight. They are simply following orders. Sure they may volunteer to be deployed but many do it to protect their fellow soldiers. There is a sense of brotherhood and a bond that is created when you join the military. The speaker is correct. We need to address the issue with the veterans. If we don’t our children could be fighting a war they didn’t volunteer for.

Selective Service Act.... Also thank you for your service

God bless you and yours.

Thank you for your service!

And the number of vets unemployed in their own demographic is really high. Thank you for spreading your message. Civi's don't get it, they don't get the security people like us afford them. Whether it is resources or actual political power. They don't get it. And never will. You had a good message brother. Keep spreading it.

@Tell-me-more-75225

6 жыл бұрын

As a "Civi" I do not want nor did I ever ask that my "resources" or "political power" be taken with blood. And in truth I do not feel safer with the US military terrorizing the rest of the world that does not give us their recourses or submit to our political power. I do not belief that Vets are treated respectfully and if they need help I am absolutely willing to support them. The suicide rate of US soldiers is absurdly high and horrifying!

@onbored9627

6 жыл бұрын

TheTyrial86, thank you for your service and your sacrifices.

@PhoenixFires

6 жыл бұрын

f mck Because a dictator who had constantly used chemical weapons and other horrific methods to control his people is someone we want in power. Either way terrorism was on the rise in Iraq ever since we ruined their infrastructure during the Gulf War and would have resulted in a total takeover had we not installed the democracy. I'd much rather have a nice democracy gaining power than a toss up between terrorists and a dictator with no regards for the U.N. And Afghanistan was literally run by a terrorist organization that broke away from our allied rebels in Afghanistan. And look how well that turned out for them when we gave a blind eye to authoritarian extremists.

@PhoenixFires

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Rothrock If putting in democracies that are friendly is a terroristic strategy then I guess moral democracy isn't real. Every democracy should feel an obligation to help others whenever it works. And making Iraq and Afghanistan friendly only furthered peace in the region compared to what would have happened. We could have Chamberlaine'd it but I really doubt ignorance to the problem would have let us have "peace in our time". ;-)

@shinozaddy5939

6 жыл бұрын

f mck saudi gives us oil😤😤😤😤

Colonel David Hackworth stated that the military needs the draft to keep them honest.

He never directly calls for a return for the draft, but highlights the value of service for the individual and emphasizes its importance for the community. I wonder if he didn't submit the title and abstract months before, and in polishing his speech decided that he wasn't sure the pitfalls of a draft were a price worth paying... Like a lot of US veterans now, I feel the emotional pull of wanting a shared social burden while at the same time can't imagine dealing with conscripts for an expeditionary force... I feel your conflict, sir. Thank you for your service...

Respect and love from another veteran.

this young man is great. Veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars were/ screwed over by a back door draft. in Vietnam you did your tour went home. that was because there was a draft and there was another body to take your place. my friend who was a medic says remember every time you're in combat you risk your chances of PTSD and death. God bless this young man. a draft would definitely get people more engaged in there government and what the idiots are doing.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

John W thank you so much for taking the time to watch and truly internalize my message. You are right in saying that our people would "wake up" to the real issues. I'm beginning to believe that maybe some people just don't wish to.

@johnw8990

7 жыл бұрын

good luck you will be fine.

Great job! God bless

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

T Flag thanks brother

Dont agree with the draft but this man is a true American. Well done sir.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

MidNightStudios Thank you friend

@Tx-do9fe

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you friend

@sergios4071

6 жыл бұрын

He never spoke of the Draft anyways

@jordancruz2142

6 жыл бұрын

I think his point was that if we don't start appreciating our vets, there will be one and bringing a draft - forces one to experience what they do. Pretty sure it was hypothetical.

Well done, well done God bless you. I'm so proud of you.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Judith Joseph thank you cousin!

@supercrossedup2873

6 жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Bernadin Thank you for serving, sir.

Got chills when he was talking about naturally raising his hand to salute

US Navy Vet here. One of my older Brothers was Navy and one was Army. My older Sister was also Navy. Thank You for Your Service, Emmanuel Bernadin [Beautiful Family].. Great Talk on a Topic Most Worthy of Discussion.

the problem with a draft is you get people who hate the military and that weakens the military. like they say "you are only as strong as your weakest link"

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Edgeman Michael.... do me a favor and watch my talk again and tell me exactly at which minute did I say to bring it.

Do you know why the British Army salutes with it's Pam show, and it's nothing to do with being conquered It's a practical thing that dates from 16th to 17th century or somewhere around there. It was to show you had nothing in your hands as most of the British army were recruiting or press-ganging the worst in society of those days but made excellent soldiers as they could deal with hardships better than most also the discipline in those days was legendary tough. The reason the Royal Navy salutes without showing its hands is as it was rude to show dirty hands to a Officer and a Gentleman especially for a Jack-Tar.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

bigjohn697791 Thanks for the insight!

@benjackson1602

6 жыл бұрын

I never would have thought of that, thank you for that knowledge!

@smokingunstudios6474

5 жыл бұрын

bigjohn697791 The US has a different policy on it, it’s in JROTC So I would guess it’s official policy since the country will started

Wonderful! Thank you SIr. You are an inspiration.

Thank you for your Service, Brother; from one Veteran to another.

The day when the local lord mustered his peasants with their hunting spears, to be sent off into some war to fight and die in droves, is long gone. The military is now increasingly technical, and the cost to train, pay, house, and equip a trooper is so high, you really have to be selective in your recruiting. And then there is the attitude of draftees. I would rather have a blank file on my flank than someone nursing a conscript syndrome.

I don't think draftees should be forced to go to war, but everyone should have to do some training and then some social work. It would save my generation and drastically lower the obesity rate.

@derKrampus

6 жыл бұрын

MrJaaaaake In Austria we do have the draft. We are able to choose between the army and social service and we are paid for it. We are but neutral so it isn't the same thing like it would be for an Austrian really. In the army we guard buildings, help people in need or patrole at the border due to the refugee crisis. Serving their people and their fatherland helps many to understand what it means to be a man and an Austrian. It also helps you get more healthy, working with others and learn that you are no snowflake.

@darkenedvortexgames6737

5 жыл бұрын

MrJaaaaake that’s not slavery lmao

@SandfordSmythe

2 жыл бұрын

You don't want people to be in responsible social services positions if they don't want to be there.

"I took some time in the last hour of my 29th day of being here on this earth to reflect.." dude is a prodigy

His dad looks like a security guard who smiles, also I Loved this talk. 👏

Every American needs to see this!

Great speaker. Excellence use of silence.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

hungrytomato much respect! Thank you very my much for watchinf5

Excellent speech. I showed it to my son. I can only hope he is as quality a human being when he turns 29. In 14 years, we will find out.

So very AWESOME he's 100% right! I'm a Army brat my wonderful Dad was a twice wounded combat soldier 2 purple hearts 2 silver stars and numerous other metals. I loved and was so very proud to be an American (USA) from a very early age. I know from living overseas in many other countries how crucial it is to honor the brave soldiers. This soldier is a shining example of why we need a draft so others will understand the Tremendous sacrifice of generations before them.

No bodies would be taken in green hamvees with red crosses if people stopped being animals and started living as human beings, loving and respecting each other.

@antoniocervantes2736

5 жыл бұрын

tritonmole we are being human, war is and always will be ingrained into human nature, if you can't accept that then your not human

@christiansnaturestudio6599

4 жыл бұрын

@@antoniocervantes2736 then no woman would want a violent man like you because that's unattractive.

I am that 1%.hoooah!

@thelonesailor6321

6 жыл бұрын

Hooyah!

@Jabroni_69

4 жыл бұрын

hooyah! eh? 🍁

Respect... such strong control of your emotions, gives that "listen to me and understand" urgency.. Regards

God bless you brother. It was a privilege to serve.

I haven't even watched video, went to comment that I would never fight for Bankers or politicians especially on foreign land. A true Soldier fights for his land and his land only. Our freedom isn't at risk so you can cut out the Fighting For Freedom talk. Now if you join the military for financial stability, then that makes you a mercenary.

@christiansnaturestudio6599

4 жыл бұрын

What about people who are already facing personal hardships like heartbreaks and rejections like myself? I don't want to die in the war because I never had a gf, nor a house of my own, nor a college degree yet.

Unsubscribed because of misleading title hope it was worth it Ted.

I thank God for your service and that of all veterans.

Outstanding Talk, Thank you for sharing your story.

@Manuvelli

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother

one of the best ted talks ever.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

josie thomson Thanks for watching Josie

@MarioCastillion

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Emmanuel, at the end you nearly gave me watery eyes, man. Thanks for this great talk. Although I'm not an American, you still touched my heart with this speech.

I will never, have never, would never and can never serve in the army I am an almost devout pacifist, and refuse to harm another person unless it would ensure the direct safety of a loved one I would take a prison sentence over being conscripted If my freedom is going to be stripped from me, then it will be on MY terms, and in a way that no one else will get hurt

@christiansnaturestudio6599

4 жыл бұрын

I'm also worried about my favorite music artists being drafted if it happens.

When he asked who would volunteer, I raised my hand

Great talk. great young man that has my thanks.

The title is sad. Thank you for twisting his words.

Interesting but wouldn’t it be cool if there was no war?

@ryandewhirst1579

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's such a cool pipe dream

I say this because I love you all. Soldiers need to admit to themselves, like many have, that their service is essentially for the expansion of Global Monopolies. Monopolies that openly state they do this, with best intentions for the human race. It is not about "protecting" or "defending" "your" country, or "people". Let us be very Clear on this. A competition amongst countries will only lead to problems upon problems, death upon death.

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

GNAR LEE Very well said. Thanks for the insight and also for watching!

Made me she'd so many tears of joy

"Any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think he can respond with a great deal of pride and satisfaction 'I served in the United States Navy'". John F. Kennedy

@Manuvelli

6 жыл бұрын

Marty Fenton Ayyyeeee!!!

@martyfenton271

6 жыл бұрын

Nobody in the military glorifies or desires to perpetuate war. We hate war. Nobody wants that protection and healing more than we do.

@martyfenton271

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so grateful to have served to protect your right to insult our character and service. Peace.

@SandfordSmythe

2 жыл бұрын

JFK was 4 F and had his father use political pull to get him into the Navy.

What a miss-leading Title! Well done sir.

I truly loved this story and enjoyed listening to him share it.

Damn that guys dad must be so proud!

@emmibernadin4775

3 жыл бұрын

he surely is

Some of these comments are absolutely disgusting. But this is something that people won't understand unless they served.

@Manuvelli

7 жыл бұрын

Open Sunlight #Salute

@kylereese3957

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah being served for lunch

The draft is a bad idea, very bad. I know people try to separate military from government but military is government, and often the negative side of it. The last thing we need is a larger military so some ambitious politicians can start brainstorming what they can do with a couple hundred thousand troops, that are just sitting around doing nothing. Next thing you know another overseas engagement

@jaxup1985

6 жыл бұрын

We already have the most capable military in the world and no one is seeking out a major war.

@allnutstew

6 жыл бұрын

Amen to that. Good to see that despite the political climate in this country, some people still know wtf is REALLY going on

@manictiger9567

6 жыл бұрын

A couple hundred thousand? We already have more than that. You mean several million.

@MrsPinkyThoughts

6 жыл бұрын

We are already at war.

@kylec.6818

6 жыл бұрын

Well then you better pray to God that heroic men and women like this continue to take the place of cowards like you.