Not just that, most of the regiments were forced march to quell the rioters. Certainly this pissed them off. There also a veteran corps, wounded soldiers recovering from battle, that only allow to perform light duties.
Fun fact: 7th regiment had just gotten done fighting at Gettysburg, so needless to say they were not in the mood for any of the rioters' shite, and we're definitely following the logic of "Fuck around, find out." The 7th later became the precursor to the 3rd Infantry Division, who has three battalions based out of DC known as "The Old Guard," of whom guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, also are the first line of defense in the event that DC is attacked.
the 7th is still active till this day dude its part of the 3rd infantry division that is based in Georgia. the old guard has 3 battalions but they are not part of the 3rd infantry division like you claim but are a independent regiment known as the 3rd infantry regiment nickname the old guard
True that and the people torturing and killing black people they were literally targeting that race and hunting them down by their skin color sick bastards people don't want to hear it but that's the truth also rioting about the draft is not a excuse to target black people
a strange fun fact is the bulk of the draft rioters were Irish immigrants and this NY state guard unit was made up almost entirly of Volunteers who were also of Irish heritage
After seeing what the mob could do in Paris he knew canon was the key to disperse the crowd, that's why he was so effective in quelling the royalist uprising. He even had the canon position planned way before.
Just imagine how pissed these troops were. They survived the Battle of Gettysburg but before they've had a chance to rest some people (the people who they just fought to protect) are causing a ruckus in New York City. So now they have to march all the way there to deal with this.
are you seriously going to side with the soldiers? those people were sick and tired of war and abuse, they just wanted to live their lives, the fact that you side with the soldiers on this is deeply sickening
These soldiers came back from hell on earth known as Gettysburg, they had no patience for being gentle and just wanted this to end quickly, messy if it had to be that way. I imagine if this happened today people would've been horrified despite the mob being violent and lynched people left and right if they were not them.
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Horrified? That the government tasked with protecting its citizens actually put down violent assholes killing people and destroying property? The only people with ANY problem AT ALL with insurrectionists/seditionists being put down in the middle of their violence are the SAME pathologically empathetic assholes causing the riots in the first place. The word the rest of us use is E-L-A-T-E-D!!!!!
@ in context I said horrified because of the trend of craziness from nut jobs that are going all out on protecting rioters lately. 2020 has been one hell of s year and I want it to end, same with the riots.
The closest we've ever come to a realistic depiction of the hellish battles of the American Civil War was the Battle of the Crater scene from Cold Mountain.
@@creamychoclatelobsterwarri979 They had no weapons. If you can legitimize a revolt against a tyrannical system, made with no arms, and was killed in the tens of thousands, people shot, run over with army vehicles and tanks, then you might ant to rethink your politics bud.
Ah, yet another great 8th Amendment moment in cinema. 🤔 As good as one of Officer Murphy’s murderer getting doused in toxic waste? No. Not really... 🤔 As good as Bryan electrically-interrogating Marko? No. Not really... 🤔 As good as Creasy using a grenade to interrogate that crooked Mexican cop? No. Not really... 🤔 As good as a screaming Qualen falling to his death in a helicopter in the Rockies? No. Not quite... 🤔 As good as a screaming Foss falling to his death in a helicopter at that hockey stadium? No. Not quite... 🤔 As good as crooked marshal DeGuerin and his fellow crooks seeing that train plow into their limo? No. Hardly... *BUT*- A) This scene *merits* a place in a playlist along with the others above. B) The other above examples were *fiction*. _THIS_ scene was NOT....
00:30 that officer was fair and gave them a chance to save their lives but they all stood there looking like dumb cows, i don't feel sorry for them not after what they did to that orphanage
Everyone in the comments: *talking about shooting rioters and applying it to modern terms* Me, a CW reenactor: "...Yo, holy sh*t, they all have NY state jackets!"
@@ehold6877 We had help from experienced soldiers from Europe in the mid to later portions of the war, especially after Valley Forge and the Battle of Saratoga.
This proves how important context is. Didn’t know anything of the background of this, and thought: man isn’t it an excessive use of force? Then, after informing myself on the context all i can say is that they needed grapeshot cannons
The Navy, police, and whoever they could find (plus one of the bravest armies America ever had) did the absolute right thing in putting all these people down
@travis No. These soldiers her were veterans who had been fighting since the onset of the war. They had just gotten done fighting the Battle of Gettysburg which was the bloodiest and largest battle in the western hemisphere. Gettysburg was about as close to hell on earth as you could get in those times. The reason they got back so quickly was because of railways.
I mean lets be real here. It was knives and clubs vs guns. Give every single rioter a gun too and suddenly this is not happening the soldiers would have run the fuck away. The only reason they had ANY power there was that they where the only ones carrying a gun.
@@TheLastSane1 if you think a unorganised undisciplined angry mob with guns with no artillery or cavalry support would stand a chance against the militairy you're out of your mind.
Yeah Lazy for not wanting to be drafted into a war... with Gettysburg LITERALLY just happening. I mean I get it how they dare they defy their rich masters
@@oneproblemcanttrustanyone.9489 I love how devoted bootlickers are. They where there to kill poor people because the rich people got mad. That is LITERALLY it. They went street by street killing as many people as possible. You know that right wing theory where the rich want to cull the poor, yeah that actually happened here.
Sure, even if these are literally their own people (they are Irish Catholics from new york) but these people did defy the rich and you know you can't defy your masters.
Imagine fighting in the bloodiest battle of the whole civil war just to be told you have to march hundreds of miles to New York because the people you swore to protect were rioting and smashing the whole city up. You can see why they didn’t exactly have much mercy
I was thinking yesterday how this is one thing I'd fear. People don't realize how bad things can get when you're in a big crowd because you suddenly feel you're part of something bigger.
Crowd: (fucks up half the town) "The military is here! Let's take our stand with these farming tools and gang up on them!" Soldiers: "Alright guys let's try to wrap this up quick, I wanna be back in time for lunch." Crowd: "Say sike right now."
This is what needs to happen to antifa and BLM. They are both terrorist organizations and need to be treated as such. They need to be out down with extreme prejudice
@@funfactor4528 pretty sure they are just as big... Hell, the Oathkeepers are armed to the teeth with assualt rifles and tactical gear. And there are also accounts of couple of jackasses reportedly brought IEDs to blow up the Capitol. Pretty sure those are terrorists lol
@@xenogunner dude where are you getting your information at. The oathkeepers were there to provide security at the protest as they stated. The government saw them as the perfect scapegoat.
Some of these troops were New York National Guard. They were the same units who set up heavy artillery positions on the West Side 73 years later in 1938 and fought the Martian Tripods to a standstill as they tried to cross the Hudson River. They actually destroyed 2 of the huge alien fighting machines before Manhattan succumbed to the heat rays that the remaining Tripods brought to bear on the city. Shoutout to other fans of Orson Wells here.
Orson Welles was a dedicated anti-fascist, and he would have asked you why you have the emblem of a bigoted, racist, violent criminal militia movement as your profile picture.
@@denierdev9723 the uniforms they are wearing are a decade prior? the Mexican American war had just ended and they got into a transitional phase from field caps to the European kepi the version they wear sure looks strange but it’s a forage cap which was standard issue regarding 1863 right after Gettysburg. Edit: forgot to mention how the uniforms are darker signifying that they are historically correct along with the web gear
@@TexasCrownsources "Just ended" just like how WW2 "just ended" right before Vietnam? I know what the uniforms looked like, but for a start, the forage caps were on their way out at the time, and the ones here have braces to make them taller, like shakos - this was from the 1850s, gone by the 60s. And the genuine look of New York seems closer to prior decades than the 1860s, and the buildings are smaller, something critics have pointed out.
@@joshuabale4923 I think that is what was meant, the caps look more like pre-Civil War army caps, every soldier in the movie dresses weirdly, and one main thing about the movie regarding accuracy that is always pointed out is the fact the city looks more like it did in the prior two decades than in the 1860s.
I find this scene satisfying in a fucked up way, the soldiers were taking none of their shit since they had just gone through one of the bloodiest battles in the war. The civilians that they were supposed to be fighting for are wreaking havoc in a city.
@@jake8855 The Union soldiers, and in particular the 7th New York National Guard Regiment, had just returned from Gettysburg. While other units also responded, the bulk of the Union soldiers were volunteers, cavalry, and National Guard from New York. So you can imagine they didn't want to put up with these people's shit who were rioting in their city and protesting a draft when they just got done fighting the bloodiest battle of the entire war.
The audacity on this mob to go toe-to-toe against a force, that just endured the most bloodiest battle/conflict to ever happen on the Northern American continent. TO THIS DAY!!!! (Gettysburg) 51,000 dead on both sides in a three day period. I can’t even imagine the deaths those soldiers must’ve seen. All so that this nation, might live. 🇺🇸❤️🔥✝️
@@trisblackshaw1640 they were lynching and burning random black people on the streets, raiding homes, and wanting to burn down a black orphanage. The army told them to stand down and they didn't. Yet you're defending the rioters. Wisdom doesn't always come with age.
The present arms is still used today in drill and ceremonies, as the salute command in drill formation. And I am talking about the US, its one of the first things you learn.
@@ddrake9 you do know most military doctrine was pulled from europe right? George washington literally trained his army for European war with the help of a, albeit questionable rank, european drill sargent. People went to america to try and study the civil war conflict. They mainly came away with the attitude of the american armies were far from a force to be reckon with, they had interesting ideas. The land mine was first used in the civil war.
@@The_Stumbler Bud I am aware, but I’m telling you I’ve read the drill manuals for the civil war, present arms is not for taking aim. Only for saluting
@@ddrake9 well they are in a combat situation, being told to do something related to their guns. I going doubt battle weary soldiers are first going to think of a salute in general. There are plenty of times when battles are happening and soldiers thoughts are on the battle and not on manuals. You don't remember the words specific, you remember the drilled reaction.
No it was a massacre. Mostly because all of them were armed with things like knives and clubs. Now I get to the boot licker right wing you approve of this because you assume you would be on the side of the guns. The truth is they where just Mercs for the rich this has nothing to do with justice at all. The rich were angry and wanted anyone below them killed. This is why this whole event is known o have killed many many civilians who were not part of the riots buit where part of the poor.
I was about to disagree given the way to scene was portrayed. But then I heared that these were gangsters, murderers and theives who had just burned down an orphanage and lynched a few poor souls.
The troops sent to New York for putting down the riot, just fought the battle of Gettysburg. Harden battle tested troops. The troops were the 152nd New York Volunteers, the 26th Michigan Volunteers, the 27th Indiana Volunteers. The riot was put down. It was not a massacre. The troops saved the city.
It’s kinda funny how the movie showed the how dangerous these gangs were, and yet they got squashed by the army in a matter of minutes. I guess it also goes to show that all these gangs are still nothing compared to the might of the military.
I get you lot don't see the Irish as people. But the word Massacre just means a lot of people died. And a lot of people died there so no its 100% a massacre. You right wingers are weird trying to change the meaning of words just because you don't want your "Side" to sound bad.
@@Kayoss13212 Yeah the military had guns. I get you think they where somehow super soldiers or something but no. Give every one of those people as a gun and the situation changes a lot. But no 99.9% of them had things like broke broom handles, knives, and broken off chair legs and the military had guns.... stop sucking the boot dude.
@@TheLastSane1 it might change a bit in the sense more people would die but the soldiers still would have won. I guarantee not even half that crowd realistically know how to even reload a musket. A regular civilian vs a trained soldier and I'm placing my money on the soldier every time.
"Finally, the war's over. We can rest." "Not yet, people are rioting in New York City. Go march over there and deal with it" "..." *Loads Kentucky rifle with murderous intent*
Reminds me of an earlie scene when Dicaprios's character sais 'We don't have a gang, we have an army!'. I wish someone would have tell him in this scene. 'I think you have a wrong concept of the word ARMY'
Nope they had an army, they just didn't have guns. Give every single person in that mob a gun... and the entire situation changes. It becomes a proper battle. The fact is the Military literally brought a gun to a knife fight and then pretended that them shooting everyone wasn't a massacre. And btw they shot EVERYONE rioter, civilian, everyone. If you moved on the street they killed you, they also shot into buildings that they where sure had people in them.
@Kerld-rt9wy Nope, I'm a Christian and I refuse to partake in the inevitable collapse of this country. I will defend myself from the left since they hate Christians like myself. Thank you for reinforcing that for me though. Gives me an excuse to practice at the range with my white conservative friends. 😊
Considering this mob was targeting indiscriminately and running roughshod just for the sake of it, this was expected. Maybe this would have a bigger impact if they didn’t show the mob beating, killing, and making a body into a piñata
Sure, but they were mostly going after the rich or at least richer people. Thats what got the military involved. The poor can never touch the wealthy, their dogs will get them.
@@random-le5qh And the soldiers are in various states pstd and likely just killed most of their own family given that these specific troops are literally Irish men from New York. And given that historically they pretty much killed anyone on the streets and even into houses yeah they probably came out of their little shooting trance having blown their own kids heads off. Sounds fitting right? You went to hell on the battlefield, then you took hell home with you. I wonder how many killed themselves after this knowing they likely slaughtered most of the people they knew.
In the slum neighborhood of Five Points, Manhattan in 1846, two gangs have engaged in a final battle (or "challenge") in Paradise Square over "who holds sway over the Five Points"; the two factions involved in this event are the nativist, Protestant Natives led by William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting, and the Irish Catholic group of immigrants, the "Dead Rabbits", led by "Priest" Vallon. At the end of this battle, Bill kills Vallon and declares the Dead Rabbits outlawed. Having witnessed this, Vallon's young son hides the knife that killed his father and is taken to an orphanage on Blackwell's Island. Sixteen years later, Vallon's son, using the alias of Amsterdam, returns to the Five Points seeking revenge and retrieves the knife. An old acquaintance, Johnny Sirocco, familiarizes him with the local clans of gangs and thieves, all of whom pay tribute to Bill, who controls the neighborhood. Amsterdam is finally introduced to Bill, but keeps his past a secret, seeking to be recruited. He learns that many of his father's former loyalists are now in Bill's employ. Each year, Bill celebrates the anniversary of his victory over the Dead Rabbits; Amsterdam plans to murder him secretly during this celebration. Amsterdam becomes attracted to pickpocket and grifter Jenny Everdeane, with whom Johnny is infatuated. Amsterdam gains Bill's confidence and Bill becomes his mentor, involving him in the dealings of corrupt Tammany Hall politician William M. Tweed. Amsterdam saves Bill from an assassination attempt, and is tormented by the thought that he may have done so out of honest devotion. On the evening of the anniversary, Johnny, in a fit of jealousy over Jenny's affections for Amsterdam, reveals Amsterdam's true identity and intentions to Bill. Bill baits Amsterdam with a knife throwing act involving Jenny. As Bill toasts Priest Vallon, Amsterdam throws his knife, but Bill deflects it and wounds Amsterdam with a counter throw. Bill proclaims that rather than dying, Amsterdam shall live in shame, and burns his cheek with a hot blade. Going into hiding, Jenny nurses Amsterdam back to health and implores him to escape with her to San Francisco. Amsterdam, however, returns to the Five Points seeking vengeance, and announces his return by hanging a dead rabbit in Paradise Square. Bill sends corrupt policeman Mulraney to investigate, but Amsterdam kills him and hangs his body in the square. In retaliation, Bill has Johnny severely beaten and run through with a pike, leaving it to Amsterdam to end his suffering. The incident garners newspaper coverage, and Tweed presents Amsterdam with a plan to defeat Bill's influence: Tweed will back the candidacy of Monk McGinn for sheriff. Monk wins in a landslide (the election had been rigged by the Dead Rabbits), and a humiliated Bill murders him. McGinn's death prompts an angry Amsterdam to challenge Bill to a gang battle in Paradise Square for order, in which Bill accepts. Citywide draft riots break out just as the gangs are preparing to fight, and Union Army soldiers are deployed to control the rioters. As the rival gangs face off, cannon fire from naval ships is fired directly into Paradise Square, interrupting their battle shortly before it begins. Between the cannons, soldiers, and rioters, many of the gang members are killed. Bill and Amsterdam face off against one another until Bill is severely wounded by a piece of shrapnel. He is finally killed by Amsterdam using his father's knife. Afterward, Amsterdam and Jenny leave New York together to start a new life in San Francisco. Before they leave, Amsterdam buries Bill in a cemetery in Brooklyn next to his father. As Amsterdam and Jenny leave the cemetery, the final scene of the film shows the skyline changing in a time-lapse over the next hundred years as modern Manhattan is built, from the Brooklyn Bridge to the World Trade Center, and the cemetery becomes overgrown and forgotten.
they just survived the hell in gettysburg only to be recalled to quell a bunch of dumbasses instead of going home with their family. definitely no fucks were given
Maybe they heard that the mob was killing innocent civilians including former slaves and burnt down an orphanage full of black children so I gotta say those soldiers were infuriated and they had to do something fast before the mob can kill more these soldiers were battle hardened fresh from the battle of Gettysburg the bloodiest of the war and they weren't here to fuck around
Only ignorant people who don't have a shred of history criticize this scene (and the movie in general) these men were coming back from Gettysburg while these people started killing and rioting, it's the big difference of criticizing a soldier from eo mobile to be a soldier.
So the soldiers, sent to die in a useless unwanted civil war, are mad at the general citizenry, who are rioting because they were sent to die in a useless unwanted civil war.
@@biggumstevens1784 A "useless, unwanted war" started because some fucks believed fellow humans could be bought, sold, and treated as property based on arbitrary factors, like skin color.
@@BoogalooBoy when the armed citizens started to have like mass shootings literally every years. Yeah, you probably need to reconsider you "arming the citizens"
@@BoogalooBoy "yes. Let's let people kill more people until there's no one left cause all I want is to have sex with my guns while talking like it's to protect themselves from tyranny which in fact is to protect myself from my paranoia which led me to kill even more people." -Boogalooboy1776 Yeah, you see mate, when a society is build around guns that where the people think it's ok to have a butt load of it when there's like. I don't know, several hundred dead because of that avoidable stupidity. I feel like whenever I have a view of logic I am being called a commie while also the fact that I am against a commie. Not sure how that works but since you call your self a BoogalooSoyBoy1776, I don't see the need to argue with an idiot anyway.
@@TimmyTheTinman Um.. those mobs in Portland and Seattle were almost entirely WHITE, genius! I want to prefer charges of Reckless Endangerment, Criminal Negligence and Depraved Indifference against whichever of your Custodians LET YOU OUT.
@@TimmyTheTinman Okay, please explain, in Specific and Concrete terms, how THAT is a "White Supremacist Flag" , considering I designed it MYSELF, about 30 years ago, for a BOARD GAME. (this ought to be GOOD!) Then go find a Crowbar and a jar of Vasaline and see if you can pry your Head out of the Crack of your Ass, m'kay?
@@insaneapples1559 I would consider it murder if the human population were currently 450,000,000 and if every nation adopted the 2 child policy both at the exact same time
In Bristol 1831 (UK), a riot was dispersed by a cavalry charge with drawn swords (but no gunfire). Four rioters were killed and 86 wounded. The officer in charge, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Brereton was later court-martialled for leniency! Different times.
This needs to happen in most cities with violent protestors there doing exactly what happend in this film I know it's wrong to think or wish this on your fellow man but when there rioting and destroying then there is no alternative.
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"What are you going to do, shoot us?" -quote from shot rioters.
"well, duh.." - God, mother nature, and life.
Kinda daring them to do so at that point
@@adamkuestner2961 and also the soldiers
@@josephstevens3942 like the Boston massacre
soldiers: yeah
These soldiers had fought at Gettysburg.
True, the New York regiments when hearing of the riots were ordered to march double time back to Manhattan from Pennsylvania
They had literally just got done fighting the nastiest battle of the war and were sent here.... they were in no mood to fuck around.
@@silvert00 No bigger truth than that
@@silvert00 haha so true!
Not just that, most of the regiments were forced march to quell the rioters. Certainly this pissed them off.
There also a veteran corps, wounded soldiers recovering from battle, that only allow to perform light duties.
Rioters: *commit arson, murder, looting, lynching, rape, and more*
Union soldiers: *shoots them*
Rioters: *shocked pikachu face*
Rape? Wasn't aware any of that took place in the riots, but I guess I should expect that.
I love when white privilege meets its sudden end.
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@@gaggita9922 Damn, that was like beyond cringe. Bruh.
@@gaggita9922 Pathetic. So now you do love army, huh?
@@denierdev9723 it did. it usually does.
Fun fact: 7th regiment had just gotten done fighting at Gettysburg, so needless to say they were not in the mood for any of the rioters' shite, and we're definitely following the logic of "Fuck around, find out." The 7th later became the precursor to the 3rd Infantry Division, who has three battalions based out of DC known as "The Old Guard," of whom guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, also are the first line of defense in the event that DC is attacked.
the 7th is still active till this day dude its part of the 3rd infantry division that is based in Georgia. the old guard has 3 battalions but they are not part of the 3rd infantry division like you claim but are a independent regiment known as the 3rd infantry regiment nickname the old guard
so they pretty much dont do anything
would this work on antivaxer protests?
@@ExplodingPiggy two flavors of stupid. If the anti-mandate folks were around in the 1950's we'd still have polio and smallpox to deal with
@@brohan914 not the same thing at all. The polio vaccine actually worked, and this one does not.
I don't feel sorry for anyone just returned from burning an orphanage.
I feel sorry they got shot. The noose is a much more suited punishment.
True that and the people torturing and killing black people they were literally targeting that race and hunting them down by their skin color sick bastards people don't want to hear it but that's the truth also rioting about the draft is not a excuse to target black people
“What are your orders!?”
“No survivors.”
I am Jean Pierre, the Evil Puppet! Lmao did your daddy not give you attention stop trying provoke people wanker
@ So your dad drinks and ignores you huh?
I like how the mob suddenly got quiet when the soldiers approached, like they knew how bad they just fucked up.
Yup, and since they were just coming back from Gettysburg, they were hella PISSED.
I like how the soldiers cleaned house and then kept it movin 😂
Back then when people actually feared the military
especially when they backed up a little when they presented arms
Pathetic lmao I would’ve loved to kill some of them pigs in blue
"Prisoners? Don't take any prisoners. The mob isn't taking prisoners! Don't take a prisoner in until you've put the mob down!"
That general only had one line but it was such a banger. Absolute badass.
Operation: no survivor
*shoots the mob like a pro
@@revolutionariesoffreedom2374
"I order you to disperse!"
(Fuck it. They've had long enough)
"FIRE!!!!!" 💀💀💀
@@residentelect lol
@@residentelect tyrannical mobs deserve death
a strange fun fact is the bulk of the draft rioters were Irish immigrants and this NY state guard unit was made up almost entirly of Volunteers who were also of Irish heritage
So is Irish vs Irish.
This is why this conflict is sometimes referred to as the 13th Irish Civil War
@@Thoggnee THIRTEENTH??
@@Thoggnee Whats the current number on irish cirivl wars now?
@@CheeseDudInTheOven .
He gave them 3 seconds to disperse
Napoleon in the paris riots gave them 10 seconds
Except napoleon used cannon
With grape shot
tony H at least in this case, nearly all could have an open casket funeral.
After seeing what the mob could do in Paris he knew canon was the key to disperse the crowd, that's why he was so effective in quelling the royalist uprising. He even had the canon position planned way before.
_a wiff of grapeshot_
Na the 10 seconds where to load the cannons
At the NYC Draft Riots, they ALSO brought Gatling guns, so that beats Napoleon from the previous century.
Just imagine how pissed these troops were. They survived the Battle of Gettysburg but before they've had a chance to rest some people (the people who they just fought to protect) are causing a ruckus in New York City. So now they have to march all the way there to deal with this.
if only more of those drafted cucks died that day :(
@@GayvonFartin What is wrong with you?
Whatever. The draft was unjust.
are you seriously going to side with the soldiers? those people were sick and tired of war and abuse, they just wanted to live their lives, the fact that you side with the soldiers on this is deeply sickening
@@sonofjack6286 not a huge fan of bootlickers and murderers
These soldiers came back from hell on earth known as Gettysburg, they had no patience for being gentle and just wanted this to end quickly, messy if it had to be that way. I imagine if this happened today people would've been horrified despite the mob being violent and lynched people left and right if they were not them.
Horrified? That the government tasked with protecting its citizens actually put down violent assholes killing people and destroying property? The only people with ANY problem AT ALL with insurrectionists/seditionists being put down in the middle of their violence are the SAME pathologically empathetic assholes causing the riots in the first place.
The word the rest of us use is E-L-A-T-E-D!!!!!
@ in context I said horrified because of the trend of craziness from nut jobs that are going all out on protecting rioters lately. 2020 has been one hell of s year and I want it to end, same with the riots.
@@JTruong3rd Boy oh boy are these words coming back to haunt us. I hope 2021 doesn't have to start this way.
@@JTruong3rd Aged well, since how 2021 is going
Instrusting perspective. Reason why they actually didn't give a single f**** shooting down what ever came toward them.
I wish Civil War movies had the guts to show the lakes of blood like this.
They literally painted the streets red
Glory (1989) came close to it.
The closest we've ever come to a realistic depiction of the hellish battles of the American Civil War was the Battle of the Crater scene from Cold Mountain.
Before tear gas and rubber bullets, the order was “Put the mob down!”
They did used it in China in 1989 but the „mob” was peaceful protese
@@mrredacted85 *Insert Tiananmen Square massacre here*
Tianmen square wasn’t peaceful but live ammunition was excessive
@@creamychoclatelobsterwarri979 They had no weapons. If you can legitimize a revolt against a tyrannical system, made with no arms, and was killed in the tens of thousands, people shot, run over with army vehicles and tanks, then you might ant to rethink your politics bud.
@@denierdev9723 fool. Not peaceful justifies the use of rubber bullets and tear gas. Watch the footage, shits burning
My favourite part in the movie people without honor deserve no mercy.
So BLM deserves no mercy? I love this mindset
Yup
Ah, yet another great 8th Amendment moment in cinema.
🤔 As good as one of Officer Murphy’s murderer getting doused in toxic waste?
No. Not really...
🤔 As good as Bryan electrically-interrogating Marko?
No. Not really...
🤔 As good as Creasy using a grenade to interrogate that crooked Mexican cop?
No. Not really...
🤔 As good as a screaming Qualen falling to his death in a helicopter in the Rockies?
No. Not quite...
🤔 As good as a screaming Foss falling to his death in a helicopter at that hockey stadium?
No. Not quite...
🤔 As good as crooked marshal DeGuerin and his fellow crooks seeing that train plow into their limo?
No. Hardly...
*BUT*-
A) This scene *merits* a place in a playlist along with the others above.
B) The other above examples were *fiction*. _THIS_ scene was NOT....
@@Sedgewise47 🤔
Anup Kumar oh boo hoo. Commie soyboy sad.
00:30 that officer was fair and gave them a chance to save their lives but they all stood there looking like dumb cows, i don't feel sorry for them not after what they did to that orphanage
When a regiment that just fought in Gettysburg aims their guns at you and gives you a warning, it be smart to listen.
So if this is a massacre, what do u call the innocents killed by the mob?
Halim Aziz Murder
Halim Aziz the union told them to leave dumbass they didnt leave so they shot them
A Cause
A news headline to be capitalised by CNN.
Another massacre. Massacre means a lotta people died, doesn’t matter if they were bad or good just that they died.
Everyone in the comments: *talking about shooting rioters and applying it to modern terms*
Me, a CW reenactor: "...Yo, holy sh*t, they all have NY state jackets!"
They really thought they stood a chance against a disciplined veteran army Regiment?
War of independence anyone?
Of course they did they were idiots
@@Louderboy. again, war of independence ANYONE?
@@ehold6877 We had help from experienced soldiers from Europe in the mid to later portions of the war, especially after Valley Forge and the Battle of Saratoga.
@@georgelabe-assimo4365 sure, but holding off a veteran army until then is still pretty significant.
With all the shit that they'd pulled until the Army got there, I don't feel sorry for a single person in that mob.
This proves how important context is.
Didn’t know anything of the background of this, and thought: man isn’t it an excessive use of force?
Then, after informing myself on the context all i can say is that they needed grapeshot cannons
yeah how dare the citizens of a nation not want to die for a cause they didn't actually care about.
@@biggumstevens1784 that’s justified.
But when you burn down an orphanage, businesses, beat,kill,hang and mutilate black people you’re in the wrong.
@@biggumstevens1784 Dude you just dropped some of the biggest cringe said on TH-cam today, goddamn.
@@alexeistrife56 tbh, they posed a threat, eliminating a threat is necessary
also, your sarcasm/mock was off like a mile
edit wrong person to reply to
@@biggumstevens1784 my man doxxed himself
Totaly justified. Rioters who kill innocent civilians deserve it. Would also be necessary sometimes today.
@@josh420masterB yes, antifa riots need to be exterminated
@@spamfed5417 He not talking antifa he talking about that alt right domestic terrorists who killed one lady injured 14 others with is car.
Mad 1976 antifa is just as terrible.
@@AlexanderSLeBlanc i don't like antifa but there nothing like far right wing those are the ones who blow shit up and do mass shooting.
Joshua Bates do this at the border. Tell the illegals one to leave then open fire
The Navy, police, and whoever they could find (plus one of the bravest armies America ever had) did the absolute right thing in putting all these people down
@ Those are union soldiers you can tell since the conference uniform is Gray and not blue
the German wolf 'rank captian' "God's not on our side because he hates idiots also"
Get the national guard and they do the same thing
When I first heard about the riots I thought these people were peacefully protesting then I saw this movie and holy crap.
@@gamerstheater1187 thats the thing they prob rewrote history to make them look bad, plus this is a movie how factual do you believe that to be
Union regiment: how long after you said i order you to disperse should we wait before putting them down?
Union officer: No
Officer: FIRE!!!
Union Officer: Two seconds. Three if you're feeling kind.
Drunken idiots Vs trained soldiers.... Yeah, that's a sure bet....
Those soldiers came fresh from the battle of Gettysburg they wernt here to fuck around
@travis No. These soldiers her were veterans who had been fighting since the onset of the war. They had just gotten done fighting the Battle of Gettysburg which was the bloodiest and largest battle in the western hemisphere. Gettysburg was about as close to hell on earth as you could get in those times. The reason they got back so quickly was because of railways.
@travis what does that have to do with anything? Now you are just clutching at straws.
@travis Not true, Irish Catholics wre the most underrepresented ethic group in the Union Army per capita.
@travis Not true, see my reply to your other statement.
I love the shocked lock of disbelief that their actions had consequences.
They probably thought they were the BLM rioters
@@Robert-rw5lm BLM must have the same fate
@@salsaniggas8544 sadly, our troops and government call them stunning and brave.
Think people can do this
@@Robert-rw5lm Or Antifa
This scene inspired my book
Gangs are tough and deadly but man. They won't mean shit against a disciplined and organized force
Lol the gangs didn't stop after this only the riot genius
What’s the book?
@@yomamawanmadikku9094 learn to read thats not what he said
I mean lets be real here. It was knives and clubs vs guns. Give every single rioter a gun too and suddenly this is not happening the soldiers would have run the fuck away. The only reason they had ANY power there was that they where the only ones carrying a gun.
@@TheLastSane1 if you think a unorganised undisciplined angry mob with guns with no artillery or cavalry support would stand a chance against the militairy you're out of your mind.
This has new meaning now a days
Union soldier: finally we can rest after that hell in gettysburg
Officer: sorry mate you're gonna quell a riot of lazy ass people in new york
Union soldiers: Aw shit here go again
Yeah Lazy for not wanting to be drafted into a war... with Gettysburg LITERALLY just happening. I mean I get it how they dare they defy their rich masters
Usually you wait for the commander to finish saying the order to follow it. These soldiers didn't hesitate and went straight to their firing positions
These soldiers just came back from war they are in no mood for this shit
@@oneproblemcanttrustanyone.9489 they just slaughtered their brother's they was ready to muder some more
This is the US Army in the second half of the 19th Century. Not a bunch of Brits or Prussians.
@@oneproblemcanttrustanyone.9489 I love how devoted bootlickers are. They where there to kill poor people because the rich people got mad. That is LITERALLY it. They went street by street killing as many people as possible. You know that right wing theory where the rich want to cull the poor, yeah that actually happened here.
@@SStupendous the Brits and Prussians would destroy the US if they tried.
these men literally just came in from Gettysburg too so they where in no patience with people rioting AT ALL..
Sure, even if these are literally their own people (they are Irish Catholics from new york) but these people did defy the rich and you know you can't defy your masters.
To everyone complaining about the soldiers actions, read the wiki page for the movie, and then what was really going on. Not so cut and dried.
Imagine fighting in the bloodiest battle of the whole civil war just to be told you have to march hundreds of miles to New York because the people you swore to protect were rioting and smashing the whole city up. You can see why they didn’t exactly have much mercy
This is not an excuse. This is the casuistry of the devil
@@DVXDemetrivs those rioters were lynching black people, they burned down an orphanage, they got what was coming to them
@@DVXDemetrivs They deserved it
@@obiwankenobi3574 all of them?
@@Darthwgamer all of them?
I was thinking yesterday how this is one thing I'd fear.
People don't realize how bad things can get when you're in a big crowd because you suddenly feel you're part of something bigger.
They're grown adults. They should've known better.
When you storm area 51
“It’s the final countdown...”
stopped by muskets?
@@andrewcarlson3486 Rifles?
@@denierdev9723 M4A1 Carbines going up against them will be a massacre.
@@Railhog2102 So would repeaters. Or HMGs
Crowd: (fucks up half the town) "The military is here! Let's take our stand with these farming tools and gang up on them!"
Soldiers: "Alright guys let's try to wrap this up quick, I wanna be back in time for lunch."
Crowd: "Say sike right now."
Soldiers: 😵💥🔫
This scene warms my Heart.
This is what needs to happen to antifa and BLM. They are both terrorist organizations and need to be treated as such. They need to be out down with extreme prejudice
@@funfactor4528 you missed out the oathkeepers, kkk and many others that participated the Jan 6 incident
@@xenogunner i just named the big 2
@@funfactor4528 pretty sure they are just as big... Hell, the Oathkeepers are armed to the teeth with assualt rifles and tactical gear. And there are also accounts of couple of jackasses reportedly brought IEDs to blow up the Capitol. Pretty sure those are terrorists lol
@@xenogunner dude where are you getting your information at. The oathkeepers were there to provide security at the protest as they stated. The government saw them as the perfect scapegoat.
People with pickaxes,shovels and torches vs a bunch of soldiers armed with a knife attached to a stick filled with gunpowder and a ball
Some of these troops were New York National Guard. They were the same units who set up heavy artillery positions on the West Side 73 years later in 1938 and fought the Martian Tripods to a standstill as they tried to cross the Hudson River. They actually destroyed 2 of the huge alien fighting machines before Manhattan succumbed to the heat rays that the remaining Tripods brought to bear on the city. Shoutout to other fans of Orson Wells here.
Orson Welles was a dedicated anti-fascist, and he would have asked you why you have the emblem of a bigoted, racist, violent criminal militia movement as your profile picture.
Ain’t no militia, it’s the Army of the Potomac!
Militias were definitely involved.... that's not the whole army of the Potomac, and the Uniforms are at least a decade prior to the Civil War.
@@denierdev9723 the uniforms they are wearing are a decade prior? the Mexican American war had just ended and they got into a transitional phase from field caps to the European kepi the version they wear sure looks strange but it’s a forage cap which was standard issue regarding 1863 right after Gettysburg. Edit: forgot to mention how the uniforms are darker signifying that they are historically correct along with the web gear
@@TexasCrownsources "Just ended" just like how WW2 "just ended" right before Vietnam? I know what the uniforms looked like, but for a start, the forage caps were on their way out at the time, and the ones here have braces to make them taller, like shakos - this was from the 1850s, gone by the 60s. And the genuine look of New York seems closer to prior decades than the 1860s, and the buildings are smaller, something critics have pointed out.
@@denierdev9723 Nah the uniforms are mostly correct, just too many hard packs and they wear their forage caps really weirdly
@@joshuabale4923 I think that is what was meant, the caps look more like pre-Civil War army caps, every soldier in the movie dresses weirdly, and one main thing about the movie regarding accuracy that is always pointed out is the fact the city looks more like it did in the prior two decades than in the 1860s.
the army don't kids around.
They just got back from Gettysburg
Note to self you should disperse when a Union Army who just fought at Gettysburg approaches you.....
I find this scene satisfying in a fucked up way, the soldiers were taking none of their shit since they had just gone through one of the bloodiest battles in the war. The civilians that they were supposed to be fighting for are wreaking havoc in a city.
How were they fighting for people in New York?
@@jake8855 The Union soldiers, and in particular the 7th New York National Guard Regiment, had just returned from Gettysburg. While other units also responded, the bulk of the Union soldiers were volunteers, cavalry, and National Guard from New York. So you can imagine they didn't want to put up with these people's shit who were rioting in their city and protesting a draft when they just got done fighting the bloodiest battle of the entire war.
@@thehumanoddity So how were they fighting for people in New York?
@@jake8855 By fighting the war.
@@thehumanoddity So how were New Yorkers benefitting from fighting that war?
When you're a weary combat vet and this group of clowns prevent you from getting coffee
The audacity on this mob to go toe-to-toe against a force, that just endured the most bloodiest battle/conflict to ever happen on the Northern American continent. TO THIS DAY!!!! (Gettysburg) 51,000 dead on both sides in a three day period.
I can’t even imagine the deaths those soldiers must’ve seen. All so that this nation, might live. 🇺🇸❤️🔥✝️
Back in the day... When things were far more practical...
The Union Soldiers have done the right thing. They have punished the rioters. I consider this as an act of honor.
Yeah theirs truly nothing like the honor of killing.
they are the real heroes
Yes, slaughtering people in cold blood is so honourable. Wow.
@@trisblackshaw1640 they were lynching and burning random black people on the streets, raiding homes, and wanting to burn down a black orphanage. The army told them to stand down and they didn't. Yet you're defending the rioters. Wisdom doesn't always come with age.
@@trisblackshaw1640 read up on what these rioters did.
When he yells present arms, it triggers me because that’s how they do it in Europe. In America it’s always at the ready and then take aim.
The present arms is still used today in drill and ceremonies, as the salute command in drill formation. And I am talking about the US, its one of the first things you learn.
@@Diabetic_Chicken69 Never said present arms wasn't part of American drills. Present Arms in this clip was used for taking aim not saluting.
@@ddrake9 you do know most military doctrine was pulled from europe right? George washington literally trained his army for European war with the help of a, albeit questionable rank, european drill sargent.
People went to america to try and study the civil war conflict. They mainly came away with the attitude of the american armies were far from a force to be reckon with, they had interesting ideas. The land mine was first used in the civil war.
@@The_Stumbler Bud I am aware, but I’m telling you I’ve read the drill manuals for the civil war, present arms is not for taking aim. Only for saluting
@@ddrake9 well they are in a combat situation, being told to do something related to their guns. I going doubt battle weary soldiers are first going to think of a salute in general. There are plenty of times when battles are happening and soldiers thoughts are on the battle and not on manuals. You don't remember the words specific, you remember the drilled reaction.
Imagine you just fought at Gettysburg and now had to come to New York to stop a riot. That's how you begin negotiations: by ordering "present!" first.
Fun fact, these soldiers are Irish and from New York. These soldiers were literally firing at the own people and likely couldn't tell the difference
The soldiers here are members of the New York National Guard in fact some of them were at Gettysburg before this happened.
After fighting a bloody battle up at Gettysburg I don’t think they’d be in the mood for patience.
Actually they may have been thinking: "Wow, these guys aren't nearly as tough as the Confederates."
That wasn't a massacre. It was justice.
I agree
No it was a massacre. Mostly because all of them were armed with things like knives and clubs. Now I get to the boot licker right wing you approve of this because you assume you would be on the side of the guns. The truth is they where just Mercs for the rich this has nothing to do with justice at all. The rich were angry and wanted anyone below them killed. This is why this whole event is known o have killed many many civilians who were not part of the riots buit where part of the poor.
I agree as well
I was about to disagree given the way to scene was portrayed.
But then I heared that these were gangsters, murderers and theives who had just burned down an orphanage and lynched a few poor souls.
@@NgaMarstersif it makes you feel better, I’m fairly certain none of the orphans were hurt
"YOU MURDERING MOB FUCKS! THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE OUR WEEK OFF!"
The troops sent to New York for putting down the riot, just fought the battle of Gettysburg. Harden battle tested troops. The troops were the 152nd New York Volunteers, the 26th Michigan Volunteers, the 27th Indiana Volunteers. The riot was put down. It was not a massacre. The troops saved the city.
Gg grandfather was with 26th.
It’s kinda funny how the movie showed the how dangerous these gangs were, and yet they got squashed by the army in a matter of minutes. I guess it also goes to show that all these gangs are still nothing compared to the might of the military.
I get you lot don't see the Irish as people. But the word Massacre just means a lot of people died. And a lot of people died there so no its 100% a massacre. You right wingers are weird trying to change the meaning of words just because you don't want your "Side" to sound bad.
@@Kayoss13212 Yeah the military had guns. I get you think they where somehow super soldiers or something but no. Give every one of those people as a gun and the situation changes a lot. But no 99.9% of them had things like broke broom handles, knives, and broken off chair legs and the military had guns.... stop sucking the boot dude.
@@TheLastSane1 it might change a bit in the sense more people would die but the soldiers still would have won. I guarantee not even half that crowd realistically know how to even reload a musket. A regular civilian vs a trained soldier and I'm placing my money on the soldier every time.
"Finally, the war's over. We can rest."
"Not yet, people are rioting in New York City. Go march over there and deal with it"
"..." *Loads Kentucky rifle with murderous intent*
Even without context
The first five seconds you literally see someone beating a lynched on fire corpse
That’s not how civil people riot
Which they actually did, by the way.
One of the most satisfying parts of the movie. They totally deserved it.
*"FACE THE WALL TRAITOR."*
What movie is this?
@@hunteryt7819 Gangs of New York
Reminds me of an earlie scene when Dicaprios's character sais 'We don't have a gang, we have an army!'. I wish someone would have tell him in this scene. 'I think you have a wrong concept of the word ARMY'
Nope they had an army, they just didn't have guns. Give every single person in that mob a gun... and the entire situation changes. It becomes a proper battle. The fact is the Military literally brought a gun to a knife fight and then pretended that them shooting everyone wasn't a massacre. And btw they shot EVERYONE rioter, civilian, everyone. If you moved on the street they killed you, they also shot into buildings that they where sure had people in them.
@Kerld-rt9wy Does your wife's boyfriend know that you troll people in the comments section of TH-cam?
It wasn't a massacre. The rioters could have stopped rioting, and surrendered before it got to that point
@Kerld-rt9wy Nope, I'm a Christian and I refuse to partake in the inevitable collapse of this country. I will defend myself from the left since they hate Christians like myself. Thank you for reinforcing that for me though. Gives me an excuse to practice at the range with my white conservative friends. 😊
Considering this mob was targeting indiscriminately and running roughshod just for the sake of it, this was expected. Maybe this would have a bigger impact if they didn’t show the mob beating, killing, and making a body into a piñata
Sure, but they were mostly going after the rich or at least richer people. Thats what got the military involved. The poor can never touch the wealthy, their dogs will get them.
That was satisfying
today riot control: tear gas, shields, flashbangs
past riot control: 0:35
It is a shame with don't treat rioters the same way today.
He stuck a feather in his cap and called it "Macaroni!"
Huh? Nothing to do with the vid or the time period?
You can see how absolutelly pissed the soldiers are
Wanted some rest and there are these fools making mess.
i mean they just fought at gettysburg so no wonder why they pissed
@@random-le5qh And the soldiers are in various states pstd and likely just killed most of their own family given that these specific troops are literally Irish men from New York. And given that historically they pretty much killed anyone on the streets and even into houses yeah they probably came out of their little shooting trance having blown their own kids heads off. Sounds fitting right? You went to hell on the battlefield, then you took hell home with you. I wonder how many killed themselves after this knowing they likely slaughtered most of the people they knew.
this is how you handle rioters, plain and simple (and don't confuse actual protesters with rioters)
Yeah and you know that the USA is just united after a Massacre
In the US there's no such things as protesters. They have that entitled mentality that always result in riots.
This video clip is more satisfying to watch than it really should be.
If those were the same guys who were drafted earlier in the film, this is brilliant cinematography.
This is just beautiful
The battle cry of these soldiers were "I JUST GOT BACK FROM HELL, I AM IN NO MOOD FOR YOUR SHIT TODAY"
The equivalent of coming back from home after a month-long trip to work and then suddenly punishing your kids for messing up your prized garden.
In the slum neighborhood of Five Points, Manhattan in 1846, two gangs have engaged in a final battle (or "challenge") in Paradise Square over "who holds sway over the Five Points"; the two factions involved in this event are the nativist, Protestant Natives led by William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting, and the Irish Catholic group of immigrants, the "Dead Rabbits", led by "Priest" Vallon.
At the end of this battle, Bill kills Vallon and declares the Dead Rabbits outlawed.
Having witnessed this, Vallon's young son hides the knife that killed his father and is taken to an orphanage on Blackwell's Island.
Sixteen years later, Vallon's son, using the alias of Amsterdam, returns to the Five Points seeking revenge and retrieves the knife.
An old acquaintance, Johnny Sirocco, familiarizes him with the local clans of gangs and thieves, all of whom pay tribute to Bill, who controls the neighborhood.
Amsterdam is finally introduced to Bill, but keeps his past a secret, seeking to be recruited.
He learns that many of his father's former loyalists are now in Bill's employ.
Each year, Bill celebrates the anniversary of his victory over the Dead Rabbits; Amsterdam plans to murder him secretly during this celebration.
Amsterdam becomes attracted to pickpocket and grifter Jenny Everdeane, with whom Johnny is infatuated.
Amsterdam gains Bill's confidence and Bill becomes his mentor, involving him in the dealings of corrupt Tammany Hall politician William M. Tweed.
Amsterdam saves Bill from an assassination attempt, and is tormented by the thought that he may have done so out of honest devotion.
On the evening of the anniversary, Johnny, in a fit of jealousy over Jenny's affections for Amsterdam, reveals Amsterdam's true identity and intentions to Bill.
Bill baits Amsterdam with a knife throwing act involving Jenny.
As Bill toasts Priest Vallon, Amsterdam throws his knife, but Bill deflects it and wounds Amsterdam with a counter throw.
Bill proclaims that rather than dying, Amsterdam shall live in shame, and burns his cheek with a hot blade.
Going into hiding, Jenny nurses Amsterdam back to health and implores him to escape with her to San Francisco.
Amsterdam, however, returns to the Five Points seeking vengeance, and announces his return by hanging a dead rabbit in Paradise Square.
Bill sends corrupt policeman Mulraney to investigate, but Amsterdam kills him and hangs his body in the square.
In retaliation, Bill has Johnny severely beaten and run through with a pike, leaving it to Amsterdam to end his suffering.
The incident garners newspaper coverage, and Tweed presents Amsterdam with a plan to defeat Bill's influence: Tweed will back the candidacy of Monk McGinn for sheriff.
Monk wins in a landslide (the election had been rigged by the Dead Rabbits), and a humiliated Bill murders him.
McGinn's death prompts an angry Amsterdam to challenge Bill to a gang battle in Paradise Square for order, in which Bill accepts.
Citywide draft riots break out just as the gangs are preparing to fight, and Union Army soldiers are deployed to control the rioters.
As the rival gangs face off, cannon fire from naval ships is fired directly into Paradise Square, interrupting their battle shortly before it begins.
Between the cannons, soldiers, and rioters, many of the gang members are killed.
Bill and Amsterdam face off against one another until Bill is severely wounded by a piece of shrapnel.
He is finally killed by Amsterdam using his father's knife.
Afterward, Amsterdam and Jenny leave New York together to start a new life in San Francisco.
Before they leave, Amsterdam buries Bill in a cemetery in Brooklyn next to his father.
As Amsterdam and Jenny leave the cemetery, the final scene of the film shows the skyline changing in a time-lapse over the next hundred years as modern Manhattan is built, from the Brooklyn Bridge to the World Trade Center, and the cemetery becomes overgrown and forgotten.
Those guys just were at Gettsyburg. The number of fuqs they had left to give was pretty low.
Pretty low, mate, they had absolutely no fugks left to give.
they just survived the hell in gettysburg only to be recalled to quell a bunch of dumbasses instead of going home with their family. definitely no fucks were given
These guys just faced thousands of screaming Johnny Rebs. They really weren’t gonna put up with their bs….
Protests can be ended pacefuly.
And riots can be only drowned in blood.
Perfect choice of music
disperse! gives 3 seconds well they're not dispersing, kill em!
Maybe they heard that the mob was killing innocent civilians including former slaves and burnt down an orphanage full of black children so I gotta say those soldiers were infuriated and they had to do something fast before the mob can kill more these soldiers were battle hardened fresh from the battle of Gettysburg the bloodiest of the war and they weren't here to fuck around
More than enough time to disperse dumbass
The saw the soldiers coming and already attacked the police. They had their time, plus that’s more than most murderers get.
@dylan alvarez So that justifies killing innocents?
@dylan alvarez So you're ok with the murders, burning of orphanages, torturing of blacks etc?
"I order you to disperse..." A few seconds later "FIRE!!!"
One warning is all y'all get LOL!
Only ignorant people who don't have a shred of history criticize this scene (and the movie in general) these men were coming back from Gettysburg while these people started killing and rioting, it's the big difference of criticizing a soldier from eo mobile to be a soldier.
So the soldiers, sent to die in a useless unwanted civil war, are mad at the general citizenry, who are rioting because they were sent to die in a useless unwanted civil war.
@@biggumstevens1784 Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this
@@KeysAndDoorss aroused him that much?
@@biggumstevens1784 like those "citizens" literally burned down orphanage
@@biggumstevens1784 A "useless, unwanted war" started because some fucks believed fellow humans could be bought, sold, and treated as property based on arbitrary factors, like skin color.
That was during the American Civil War
Their death is just too easy with musket, should've be done with a cannon like Napoleon did
The day the mob found out ranged weapons > melee weapons.
Modern day: (ongoing violence for the past 5 years)
Back then: (musket noises)
Just people dying in the moment. No cellphones in sight.
Guys, when people with guns ask you to do something, before you resist, remember they have guns
So do I though, you can't tyrannize armed citizens.
In France, they managed to topple the monarchy with farming tools. Of course the guns came afterwards from the mutiny in the army.
@@BoogalooBoy when the armed citizens started to have like mass shootings literally every years. Yeah, you probably need to reconsider you "arming the citizens"
@@tryomama The 2nd amendment is for defense from tyranny and self defense from criminals, come and take it commie.
@@BoogalooBoy "yes. Let's let people kill more people until there's no one left cause all I want is to have sex with my guns while talking like it's to protect themselves from tyranny which in fact is to protect myself from my paranoia which led me to kill even more people."
-Boogalooboy1776
Yeah, you see mate, when a society is build around guns that where the people think it's ok to have a butt load of it when there's like. I don't know, several hundred dead because of that avoidable stupidity.
I feel like whenever I have a view of logic I am being called a commie while also the fact that I am against a commie. Not sure how that works but since you call your self a BoogalooSoyBoy1776, I don't see the need to argue with an idiot anyway.
Don't bring a shovel to a musket fight
What should have been done in Portland and Seattle in 2020...
You’re a white supremacist
@@TimmyTheTinman Um.. those mobs in Portland and Seattle were almost entirely WHITE, genius! I want to prefer charges of Reckless Endangerment, Criminal Negligence and Depraved Indifference against whichever of your Custodians LET YOU OUT.
@@LSeverusPertinax you have a white supremacist flag As your profile pic it speaks loudly and clearly
@@TimmyTheTinman Okay, please explain, in Specific and Concrete terms, how THAT is a "White Supremacist Flag" , considering I designed it MYSELF, about 30 years ago, for a BOARD GAME. (this ought to be GOOD!)
Then go find a Crowbar and a jar of Vasaline and see if you can pry your Head out of the Crack of your Ass, m'kay?
Watching this thinking this is the solution to the riots in America and the UK
Agreed
@@devincampbell5007 Yeah murder, that's the answer. Fuck heads.
@@insaneapples1559 I would consider it murder if the human population were currently 450,000,000 and if every nation adopted the 2 child policy both at the exact same time
@@insaneapples1559 You should be proud that I'm not supporting rape over murder
Damn, you just triggered lots of SJW
0:35 "Execute Order 66."
Why can’t we do like they did back in those days..
they really just went "man, fuck this shit"
In Bristol 1831 (UK), a riot was dispersed by a cavalry charge with drawn swords (but no gunfire). Four rioters were killed and 86 wounded.
The officer in charge, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Brereton was later court-martialled for leniency!
Different times.
The old methods of crowd control were far more effective.
So who sang the song?
🤔 This is even *better* than I had remembered it! 🤨
Esse filme e épico vejam ele por favor.
Roteiro e atores epicos.
Dodge ball when the other team has all the balls:
its chilling how the telegrapher reports the new york riot in this movie
“I couldn’t disperse because my house is behind the army!”
I need the sound track of this scene
You were ordered to disperse, but you all didn't listen!
This needs to happen in Minneapolis.
This needs to happen in most cities with violent protestors there doing exactly what happend in this film I know it's wrong to think or wish this on your fellow man but when there rioting and destroying then there is no alternative.
@FN FAL Down with you yankee.
@La Pucelle well rebels or confederates are traitors
"Don't worry guys! They just fought a bloody battle at Gettysburg! We have a chance! We can take them!"
*They did not in fact have a chance*
I love how the musket can shoot 10 times without reloading.
Could be volley fire by each rank
volley fire i guess since the soldiers are on linear formation