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Army Combat Veteran Punished After Reporting Hazing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2023
- This week’s Urban Valor episode features Army veteran Luke Simianer. Luke was born in Nebraska, then moved to Virginia, and grew up in Section 8 housing.
The 9/11 attacks inspired him to enlist in the Army. Luke was only 17 when he went through Army Airborne school. He did a combat deployment to Afghanistan, where he had quite the experience with snipers, hard drives, and donkeys, to say the least.
Luke was reprimanded by his command after making an anonymous video about being hazed. After working several blue-collar jobs upon transitioning, Luke founded “Clusiv,” the world’s first e-learning platform for the blind.
Good for you brother. I am a Marine… and now a trauma psychotherapist. I treat veterans almost exclusively. I have treated vets with such intense trauma due to hazing. Combat is one thing. And this is another thing with elements that can be more damaging. The people you are supposed to trust with everything, with your life, are hurting you. That is a serious mind fuck.
So glad you came out the other side of it. More power to you. You are strong and you are with it. Whole perfect and complete. I hope for the best for you.
An 18 year old soldier I knew in the late 80s was on army exercise. He was small and continually teased by the much older men in his platoon.
On one occasion he was stripped and held over a barrel while other members of the group approached him with erections. He believed he was going to be pack ra’ed. He fought and screamed while they laughed. To them it was a joke. To him, he felt that had they been serious he had absolutely no way of protecting himself. He suffered jibes over this incident for months.
It really messed him up. This young man didn’t need to go to war to end up with PTSD.
There's a difference between discipline and abuse. What that young man experienced was abuse. Sickening!
They were definitely thinking about it, why were they hard?
"let me tell you that library still ain't right." Had me dying
Went to the comments as soon as I heard that. Fucking hilarious 😂
@@chandlercampbell9146Its so foking funny
This guy is fucking hilarious. He would definitely be a morale booster in the field.
This guy's a tool.
Nah he’s the type to cry as soon as stuff gets hard.
I worked for a local government agency that serves vets and compromised of vets. The director, retired colonel, and my former supervisor, retired USAF E-8, took a bunch of actions that led to one of the lowest points in my life…while our job is/was to advocate for vets.
It doesn’t end when those folks leave the military, they continue to screw with us even after getting out.
I'm going through one of the hardest times Ive ever had in my entire life. I am in the army reserve and last year I graduated ait and came home to my entire life essentially being gone . Ive had to basically relearn how to live my day to day life. This video was exactly what I needed to hear. thank you to Luke. Youre an amazing person.
So what happened at AIT
Reserves!? Man watchout 😂
Man, I hate to hear that. But i can say no one is stronger than the man that’s had to rebuild his life alone. Hope things pick up, seek the next mission in life and keep building.
@@nicblank09why, why degrade someone else’s service? Does that make you feel good? Get some help and take an introspective look at what makes you feel the need to come at someone for no reason.
@@lukassimianer1778 I was in the reserves man, that stuff is not deep
Dude your story is great. I had my SSG begun to haze me because I refused to agree and go along with “we’re a brotherhood, what happens there, stays there. We all have to back each other up no matter what.” This was right after he was telling us about all the “fine women” were going to come across during deployment.
Ended up getting an article 15, but luckily other soldiers backed me and I was sent to a different platoon that was loaned out to a different company. We deployed about a month later, Within 90 days of deploying, I had all my rank back. They saw the problem wasn’t me, but my leadership.
I ended up not reenlisting and went to college as well and also have a successful well paying job.
@hazenmachia5503 working in logistics.
This helped me out. I'm a cav scout. I deal with a lot of bad shit but this made me feel not so alone in experience.
I love this dude. What an awesome young man. Hoping I find him on other pods later today
This interview is just what I needed to hear.
I have 4 months until I complete my 6 year enlistment. I joined intending to make it a 20+ year thing but the “leadership” at my first and only duty station has been the worst thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. First day on the line ever in front of a running airplane, ready to take off, I was threatened to be knocked out by a staff sergeant simply because I didn’t understand what he wanted me to do while he was pointing erratically at the ground to my left and then to my right. Fast forward a few years of dealing with similar shit heads and enough medical issues to warrant a med sep, I finally made staff. Only I realized that making staff meant that I would be responsible for every airman under me messing up. All the guys that made staff before me are getting shit on by leadership and forced to do additional duties beyond the scope of their experience, to the point where they are being forced to come in on weekends and some have even been demoted. I didn’t feel like I was ready so I declined the promotion and decided I’d simply try to finish my contract and get out. This triggered the boot lickers in the flight office. I became the new target and was under the microscope for an entire year. Imagine going to work every single day in fear that any little mistake you make will be completely blown out of proportion and threatened with paperwork and article 15’s because you admitted you weren’t ready for the responsibility of being in charge of others and didn’t feel like $200 extra dollars a month was not worth the extra stress. Mental health told me they were surprised I hadn’t killed myself yet….anyways only a few months ago I got pulled into the office and told that since I declined my stripe, Im lowering morale at the shop and am just a walking “fuck you” to all my fellow airmen. They told me I’m a disgrace and if they have any say in the matter, I will be kicked out before I am allowed to finish my contract. They tried everything to stack paperwork against me, but since I never got in trouble even since basic, their plan proved to be a difficult task for them. I will admit my spirit is broken and my new mental health counselor is the only reason I don’t have a mental breakdown every week at work. The only thing I can be proud of is I did not allow them to win! I am going to finish my contract and leave this shit hole behind. My experience here ruined my view of the military and I’ve become a very hateful towards the individuals that tried to ruin my career and essentially my life. I’m constantly burdened by their presence at work and the fact that our new commander forces us to sit in hour long All calls every week just to watch these dick heads get awards. There’s so many stupid experiences I left out of this rant but I could probably write an entire book of hate if I told all the stories from the moment I stepped foot at this base to now… don’t join the military unless you hate your life, and for the love of god if you do, please don’t take it so serious. Be courteous to those around you and do whatever you need to do to the best of your ability but be weary because the culture is built to step on eachother and stab your peers in the back to get ahead. Nobody is your friend and nobody can truly be trusted. Rant over…
Wow thanks for sharing
Well it's been 7 months since this was posted. How'd your exit go and where are you now buddy?
@@monkeynuttzgarage9111 yo' ditto goes for me too, what's up vette man?
Thanks for sharing your story. Your integrity paid off and you have a great message
WHAT integrity 🤣🤣
Absolutely love every episode you post of these guys 💯
Much love Moose! Thank you so much fam
Similar scenario happened to me. I PCS’d to Scholfield Barracks I was infantry and I absolutely loved the Army at the time.
I go to JRTC with my new unit and there were heat casualties everywhere. Young Pvt with no family and in the military to earn his citizenship collapses, he’s a heat casualty. Medic gives him the silver bullet and confirms his temp.
His Plt Sgt goes “bullshit give me that” he take the thermometer and begins to sodomize this kid over and over because he thought he was faking it.
I end up reporting this guy so now I’m in the bad graces of my new unit.
When we get back to the garrison my wife drops on me that she wants a divorce my leadership learns about this and pulls me out of my home and into a cool down room along with a bogus “No Contact Order” which essentially is the militaries version of a restraining order but the catch is the commander is the one that issues them and there is no reasonable suspicion needed or even proof and legally the commander could do this.
I had no access to my money and I couldn’t eat at the chow hall because I was married. So I was stuck eating protein powder and peanuts. After 3 weeks of that I gave up and contacted my wife so she could bring my new Debt Card that came in the mail. She did willingly and I broke the no contact order. Leadership gives me an Article 15 for this, I’m busted down to E1 from E4, 45 days of extra duty, and 45 days of half pay(I was about to make E5) all because I stood up for someone who was raped and I decided to not starve.
In response to my Art15 I decided to not lift a finger for that unit. I refused to do anything.
I told them, “send me to a different battalion or kick me out I will not stand for this I want nothing to do with this organization. You can kick me out you can throw whatever you want at me I will still win. This is my 2nd contract so I’ll retain all my benefits no matter what.”
So that’s what happened, I ended up doing my final Physical so they couldn’t physically punish me. I ended up sitting around for months. They would try and throw everything at me and honestly it felt like they wanted me to commit suicide. I was jumped and choked within and inch of my life NCOs they restricted my driving, they sat on my orders, they wouldn’t let me leave post, they would try and make me check in consistently through phone (I ended up ignoring calls and told them to reach me Via Email). I made it through all of that but it still was hard. I saw 3 other soldiers commit suicide in that unit, the kid who was raped tried committing suicide and failed, they ended giving him and Art 15 for damage Govt property (himself). I developed a drinking/anger problem that I still deal with to this day. My last week I hid in a closet and once I had my DD214 I ran to a taxi with only a backpack (divorce took everything)
It may sound like I was being petty and if I laid on my back I probably would’ve recovered but we talk about this thing called “Integrity” in the Army and if I wouldn’t allow that treatment to other soldiers than why would I allow it to happen to me?
I had PCSd to Hawaii in love with the Army, it taught me so much and really grew me, but I left Hawaii with only a bag and my life disgraced, defeated, my confidence was destroyed, I was extremely anxious, and was hostile towards people as a preemptive defensive measure. Now it’s been 3 years after the military. I wondered through life for about a year and a half. I ended up going to trade school and now I’m the guy who changes the light bulbs on those tall broadcast towers, I travel the nation full time and I make just over $200k a year. I’m 26, I turn 27 next month. I just got back to work from a 2 week vacation to Hawaii. So I guess I won.
You did bro!
You're strong. You definitely won thru it all.
Life is an incredible journey and I'm sure as you have learned what doesn't kill you absolutely makes you stronger. I wish you lots of luck and success in your future.
Hey I wanted to talk if you wouldn’t mind I really can’t relate to your story but it’s so interesting to see the downright horrible shit that happens in the military. My brothers in and I wanna ask him if he’s seen anything like you described. I hope your doing better mentally but currently I am 20 and in college and hate it feel totally lost and read that bit about the lightbulbs in the towers. I don’t know anything about it but was wondering if you’d like to talk more. I could send my email in a comment or something just let me know.
I'm a Vietnam veteran. I carried a knife at all times when I was in the military. A man his size could have done some damage. I'd have had a hard time resisting hurting somebody if I was being hazed like that especially if I'm going to get busted to E-1 anyway. I commend his self restraint.
It paid off in the long run 🙏🏻 thank you
I got out shortly after being hazed like crazy for getting therapy following a year at sea. Thank you for being honest. I felt pretty embarrassed for a while to admit I also reported the shit they said to me, but im glad I’m not alone. Thank you brother
Thank you for having the courage to get help and talk about your experiences. After 100 or so interviews, I can say, some of the biggest badass dudes are the biggest advocates to therapy and getting help. We need to change the stigma around it. It's the oppsite of weak or embarrassing, it's courageous and should be celebrated when a veteran steps up and asks for needed help. Appreciate you Fred!
@@UrbanValorTV that comment means a lot brother. Thank you for all that you do, these interviews always bring joy to people to listen to!
The realization that I wouldn't always be able to protect my Joe's from the enemy crushed my heart. The day i finally realized that I couldn't protect my Joe's from bad actors with rank or connections in our own military, no matter the evidence, laws, regs, ucmj, broke my soul.
@Developmental Issues your username clearly illustrates your own disability.
@@jonathanwatkins6951 it really is sad what people get away with. Saw so many senior NCOs get away with DUIs, domestic violence, SA, all while they treated every one below them like shit
I want to have a beer with this guy he seems cool as hell 😂
Dudes energy is contagious definitely the guy to have a drink with. 💪🏽
That was one of the best of these that I've seen in a long time.
As a fellow Nebraskan who spent some time living in Scottsbluff, Luke, you're a fucking solid dude and I'm glad you got after it.
10:34 THIS... I feel this, I've been told "you can relax, relax man, just relax" and then I look around and everyone is relaxed and talking with SGT and SSG like they're buds and then as soon as I speak without going to parade rest i get treated like im garbage. It's super annoying and I would rather just assume strict custom and courtesies at all times rather than be confused.
I second this then your laughing at your self for being too serious
I just medically retired from the United States Marines out of Wounded Warriors Battalion East Camp Lejeune. I was hazed and tortured while I was fighting in Afghanistan 2009 Helmand Province, "Operation Moshtarak, Battle Of Marjah," by, my leadership going through the ranks of Corporal up to Gunnery Sergeant, who kept what all they did to me and a couple of others "In House." My life, health, and sanity were threatened multiple times. I've stared down the barrel of an M4 rifle and a 50 cal machine gun by those who were to cover and have my back. They would stage mock executions to do body searches for food I wasn't to have and strip my pack of things I brought from home. They took and stole from me, l wasn't allowed to hygiene or clean my clothes, I was only allowed 4 hours to sleep and did 12-hour foot patrols a day with no rest for the rest of the day I stood post or clean make their food burn shit pots and dig an IDF bunker 6 ft deep 10x10 there I was made to sleep outside the compound in that dark pit, they would put me on post while they all slept and put me on every mission to give me better odds of being killed. The leadership took chow privileges away that the Afghan Army Commander would secretly feed me food because of my state of malnourishment and being pushed and overworked. We had a stray dog we named, "Dinner," because the Afghan people were selling her as food. She was like an emotional support dog for me, I always had her around. She would go on my foot patrols warning us of danger at times. While I was on one-foot patrol I came back asking where she was and was told a SSGT that would haze me had killed her. She had puppies that she took care of I asked, "What happened to them?" I was told they were each put in a sandbag and thrown down in the water ravine just outside the base. You couldn't imagine my sorrow. I wasn't allowed to use the Satellite phone when my family worried or write home letters and feared they would read them seeing I'm calling for help. Days I was harrassed to kill myself, and that they would take care of planning out an accident happened. I was told repeatedly if I was shot or wounded, no one was coming to help me and I might receive a bullet in my back. I was practically treated as a POW, no one knew what was happening to me, no one could save me. The only time I felt a little safe was being on "foot patrols," and I would take other Marines' foot patrols because I was allowed my weapon. When I got stateside I reported it to the SGTMAJ of the 2nd Assault Amphibious Battalion that started the internal investigation which didn't get approval for CID,JAG, or NCIS to get involved, so they kept it all again "In House" and they all got away with it. Injustice Trauma on top of Trauma. That's only the tip of all they did and the negative effects that changed us. For some, the worst happened. Google " Sgt Jeffrey VanDyke, Hazed Recruits In Boot Camp Recruit Needing Multiple Skin Grafting To His Bottom." Because of how severely Cpl VanDyke was hazed as an NCO with us in Afghanistan by our leadership. When SGT Jeffery VanDyke became a Drill Instructor, he did what was done to him by our toxic Leadership to treat others. He even tried to cover up the reason why he did it, so it wouldn't make him a rat to call out the hazing in Afghanistan. I stayed in as long as I did so I could stand in the gap for those being hazed and stopped many hazings. Did it hurt my Promotions? Yes. Why did I stay in Service? Because I wished as a young Marine someone would've stood up and in the gap for me to make them stop, so I stood in the gap for others that cost me, but nothing they could do to me could be worse than what was done to me in Afghanistan, I could take it, but at a cost. See you never know what someone has been through. The injustice is a prison. It gets weirder, the SNCO who started the Hazings retired a 1stSgt from the Drill Field, he was arrested for Drugs and weapon assault charges, pleads guilty but they send his case to Veterans court lightening his sentence by sending him to a fun camp practically. The him and his friend on TH-cam make a video for brownie points.
Awesome interview
Thanks so much!
Lukas is a dog 🐕 - and a standup guy. This is a badass piece glad to see/have friends succeeding on this level💪
He is a badass man!
Hazing is no joke. It's one thing to raz each other now and again, but entirely different when it gets to the level of systemic effort to push someone out or over the line. I've seen it, I've experienced it. The amount of disdain I got from senior leadership while I was getting put on limdu for sleeping disorders was insane. Nearly self deleted on a few occasions. Didn't help that my command master chief was one of the main people involved. Proud of this brother for coming out the other side and doing so well for himself now.
Only weirdos get hazed and it says a lot about yourself cry baby. Especially getting on limdu, you know what you’re doing. Quit blaming other people because you’re not good enough.
Hazing is literally why I don't trust anyone. I don't trust the Good Ole Bois clubs. They're always ran by the same old assholes.
Great man right here… congrats to you for your success…
Great interview!!
Bro, I got out a lower rank than when I went in too!!! Went in as E2 private, got to Spec4 then busted to E1. Was totally worth it
We should make t shirts
82nd took over for my unit in RC South. I might have walked passed this guy on the way home. Neat to think about
This is some boot shit. Ordering flesh lights off Amazon. This is embarrassing. Dude’s like the comic book guy from the Simpsons.
45:03 dude farts, nothing gets by me son, nothing.
You think that was bad… 50:39
Where Luke ended up was a plot twist which I loved. It was a prime example of human potential which is being untapped in this country. I wish the politicians would get their act together and start creating programs to seek out, mentor, and uplift people who could thrive in high tech , but don't have the means or experience.
I enjoyed Luke’s story, I am glad he has found success with his company!
Appreciate it 🙏🏼
That interviewer is killing it. Nicely done.
Respect to Luke man for real hard skull but big heart man glad he's laughing in this man honestly buegals to go
Great story, great human
Great interview I am a Blind Veteran. How can I get information to contact Lucas I really need his help in trying to navigate this situation call blindness and how to still be viable in life.
His company is called Clusiv.
Thats so insanely fucked up. Why did he let his friend torture that small animal? Why didnt anyone stop that lunatic?
listening to him reminds me of listening to kevin smith. enjoyable af. it highlights the reason i never joined. You watch videos from like randall park and you think it's everyone's experience but this video is the reality for a lot of people.
He talks at the beginning about being told to chill, then getting dusted off for looking at someone the wrong way. When I showed up at 2-506, first 5 minutes I swear, I got smoked for never seeing band of brothers. I had no idea what was going on, lol. Good times
Is there a link to the original hazing video?
If you were an MP in Kandahar in January '03. You might remember a negligent duscharge in the tents behind the air traffic control tower. It was me and it was an MRE Bomb. Yall asked me what direction it came from. I pointed away
That library still ain’t right. Fucking hell that sent my ass
Kinda conflicted on this one.. I seen all kinds of hazing in my time and it was a right to passage,, it bonded us and never seen or heard on one person who protested.. every MOS HAD their own form of hazing.. we all knew it going in.. you got an honorable after losing 3 pay grades? To get busted down from E-4 to E-1 is most definitely due to some big shi.. every bust I’ve seen it’s usually reduced in rank by one grade.. like an OTH discharge.. hmmm🤔
There is always someone out there that has to go way overboard for whatever reason. Seen it, put a stop to it, then dealt with all the "back in my day" from people that never deployed. Which is when these "traditions" came into being. Non deployed peace time military members.
@@jonathanwatkins6951 still conflicted.. you can call me “back in the day” all u want boot.. I did my time most likely when you were in diapers.. different military then different military now. Have to learn to cope brother especially when someone has a different opinion.. I was deployed, I got out honorably and relish those days and proud of my service. BTW thanks for yours….
@@maverick744 didn't call you a "back in my day" person but if you want to own it feel free. I'm 48 years old so I doubt I was in diapers. Demanding and derogatory are two different things. When hazing as a right of passage changes to hazing as an excuse to be a sadistic asshat it's a problem. I understand different people have different experiences glad you had a good one.
@@maverick744 Nobody cares that you were in the "Old" military, get with the times, it's the new Army now and its been since 2014. There is a fine line between a traditional haze and going beyond the line.
@@Ostheimjust because it’s the “modern military” doesn’t mean it’s a more effective fighting force. If anything the military has gotten less effective over the last 10 years, especially with all this woke shit.
Ramrod was an appropriate name-💯%.
It baffles me that people who never served a day in their life will criticize Vets who have valid criticisms of the DoD
Great fucking guy. Glad tobhave served with you and spent all our time together. Proud of you brother!
You need some navy guys , I’m game if you ever need one! Great content tho
My favorite so far. Love the funny stories
I almost got felonies when I was 14. I went around my neighborhood pulling mailboxes out of the ground for fun for some reason😂🤦♂️ What really got me caught though was me breaking a statue and the cops got my footprints and matched it with my sneakers bc I knew lying would make it worse. Luckily my neighbors let me fix the mailboxes and pay for the statue and none of them pressed charges. 2 or 3 of the houses were retired firemen or retired cops though😂 So my one neighbor explained he thought he was getting threatened by someone. Once you turn 18 though, you really gotta think things through because people are a-lot less likely to be lenient. Fire hydrant on the projector screen is crazy tho😂😂
Bro is built like an Ox💪
Just wanted to add, that I said, “felonies” because I pulled like 7-8 mailboxes out of the ground which could be a felony for each mailbox I’d assume. That would’ve sucked for me at 14.
I'm sure that was a good learning experience with a strong lesson, and thankfully, no long term harm done. Thanks for sharing
@@UrbanValorTV For sure bro. Thank you as-well for your videos🙏🇺🇸
Lmao yes, harnessing the badass kid energy is key 😂
I did the same thing. I got caught playing mailbox baseball . It was either 90 days in jail or leave town. I left town for Parris Island. That was back on 1994. 20 years later I retired.
I am going to respectfully take this one with a grain of salt. We had to PT and do extreme workouts on deployments and at home while I was a rifleman in the USMC, and one of my peers never wanted to PT or stay fit. He later tried to call out our leadership for hazing, but me and everyone else could say we were not hazed at all. There were lazy people back when I was in that never wanted to stay up to par with what they signed up for, and always tried getting out of stuff. Some went to medical all the time to avoid doing their jobs.
There are also overly abusive people who do nothing for the team. G
@@woofbark4475There are usually a lot more people who come forward in those cases than just one. We had an actual incident with a unit next to ours where there was actual sadistic hazing going on, and tons of Marines came forward about it.
Yeah, I’m not sure how I feel about the guy in this interview. He might have some real legitimate reasons to feel the way he does about the Army. I know when I was in I did see my share of dirtbags. But, there are also a lot of guys who just want to blame others for their failures and guys who are just too soft and cry about everything.
I fucking love this guy. gave e such a laugh I needed so bad
You're going to get get in trouble whether you do the "right thing" by following regulations, or just take care of problems yourself. The Army will always punish you harder for making it their problem, so just handle your own business.
"man that library still aint right" 😂
Did anyone else hear farting sounds during the video lol. Jokes aside, I love this guy. This applies to so many things outside of the military as well
In my experience from 20 years in the Navy, is that those that had no hazing, or had it mild, like to hand out the worst. They privately turn on you for not participating, or not allowing it all, until someone gets hurt or killed, then the winkers and nodders that allowed it, find very deep holes to hide in.
Inverse collective punishments are also wrong (ie punishing every else except for the one who actually should be punished). It turns the other recruits/cadets against one another and causes division in the ranks. It also fails to help a recruit/cadet improve.
F….. amazing episode….
You are a bad ass dude.
@31:19 whats werid is i just had this exact conversation with someone 2 days ago. But it started talking about man love Thursday.
If you know you know you know.
Great interview. Yall had a porn drive? Lol we had magazines. 😂 I also had a set of Polaroids that my chain of command would have me bring every night during their meetings.
Was that a fart at 50:39 ??
why does no one want to enlist ??
Them retention rates are a product of many stories like this
This is the greatest, I can’t wait to be a marine
He's fake
dude is actually jacked asff
Lol he was about 360000 calories ago 😂 that's clearly a lot of fat covering some semi defined muscle
"Obama wanted it politically correct"😂 sums up his whole presidency.
Seems like a cool guy
Excellent sense of humour
Dgaf what anyone says .. that chain of command is 8 DF UP
45:20 What does this blind guy have to do with mitigating the Title 3 access compliance issue? I don’t quite get it
I am a vision blind veteran does anybody know how to get in touch with Lucas I’m interested in the company that he started that helps people with visual accessibility issues
Clusiv is the company.
Douchy fellow. The way he said it so formally lol. Tis cool. My dad is a weasel who lied to my mum alot. 😂
2:00 as a teacher this blows my mind.
1997? Feels like 1957!
How can they not see his actual ability level.
If they have a small group they should have the brains and the time to fox another damn book!
And ofc in the best of worlds they would have had another solution entierly. But that costs money. And no matter what country you live in, they WILL try to save on school budgets
Shout out clark hall at drum baby🤣🤟
Want for nothing now dude. I asked about you and most loved ya
Wow this guy is so virtuous for helping his black step dad lol 😆
blind not black
Lmao and they wonder why people don’t enlist bunch of frat boys in service
Heard a story of somebody shooting a rocket at a camel, got in serious trouble over it.
Whoops... =/
Qq
Was funny tho
Wack shacks were SOP OIF 08/09.
Military=Government
Government=Gay.
What animal is he talking about.
I love how he glosses over “missing formations” and doesn’t admit the stuff he did that brought even MORE heat on him. Lmao
❤❤
11:30 YUUUUUPPPPP!!!!!
Dude is a bag. King of all bags.
Meanwhile our enlisted numbers continue to drop. Why is our planet so full of idiotic trolls?
Bubba got his feelings hurt, welcome to 2023!
They won’t wrong about the mental redartation
Irony... 😂😂😂
Army plumber next 🫣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You don’t know what hazing is.
SUA SPONTE RANGERS LEAD THE WAY
@@duncanidaho0175 lucky 🍀 haha
I see the worlds most secure man has arrived to inform us that whatever someone else experienced wasn’t as bad as he had it. Not sure what we would have done without this knowledge.
@@lukassimianer1778 someone didn’t survive the cut
@@davewoelkers6189 a bit ironic coming from the “high threat security consultant”. I’ll go cry in my car that costs as much as your house. Or at least the one your ip tracks to in Kingsport, TN. Btw, you definitely didn’t make the cut for cyber security. Glad you were a super soldier though.
That guys is impressive. I absolutely do not doubt a single letter, syllable, word he said about the Army. The Army is full of unhealthy, unethical clicks, and yes the corruption is at the top. That guy in spite of the Hell that was put upon him did not lose his sanity, although I believe he did come close. He I believe knew that he was a good guy, with good sense, and that he could survive to see the light at the end of the tunnel..
I think you should pull this video, not a good look having him being the face of a good cause.
Why
Please interview me. I grew up upper middle class and joined at 18 to see combat. Got out and developed PTSD from not seeing combat. I would threaten 9-11 vets. I have crazy stories…
Wtf is a 9-11 vet
Just see a therapist.
So you were a spoiled kid who was pissed off that you didnt get you kill anyone and would fight those who did see combat? You need serious mental help.
PTSD from no combat?
You're attention seeking....get therapy
Rat
If you e ever been on a sports team or in the military, you know who this guy is. Invented stories, crying about the unit constantly while claiming they are his family, etc. 🙄 Sad reach for attention.
Why is he crying so much though I don't understand it you chose to enlist and then chose to deploy what am I missing you are the total sum of your decisions
Dude is a professional victim he will never take responsibility for his actions…. Ever
@1:28 Please everyone try and stop using “R” word. At the very least attempt bleep yourself-IT. (Retar***) my daughter is slow and gets bullied with that word almost daily.
You are the one that can’t control their emotions because of words. Grow up. If words hurt you then you should stop listening to anything other than npr.
@@accuratealloys Awesome man, thanks for those kinds words . God bless u.
He’s telling a story bro turn it off if you don’t like it
His first "funny" story was about vandalizing a fucking school and then snitching on his friend. Then there was the animal abuse. Im not sure im going to finish this video, but it already makes sense that he might've gotten fucked with.