Cause the cult has more focus on safety than the entirety of the FBI and ATF combined, that alone should tell u each member of the cult is highly disciplined despite their controversial beliefs.
@@neonalbertus9309 What happens when those grey hairs in that cult get dementia? The government will revoke their drivers licenses but not their CRC or any of their rights to carry guns.
Honestly impressed with their weapon handling. All trigger fingers high on the receiver, shouldered correctly and even proper hold on the revolver. Safest cult out there
8:40 you mean when they were let in, they walked between red ropes, the only person who died was a lady shot by the cops. After years of "mostly peaceful protests" like burning down city blocks.
Cant say anything ..... Ooompa such an npc like you go look at history then just have no idea... It's like look at the reason we went into nam...ya over lies, just get lied to over and over and you believe them about waco .... Look at history face palm.... Ya when the government burnt a bunch of kids, according to them.
I got sent out as a freelance videographer for our local PBS station to interview and get footage of this group. Wild experience. Had a moment where I thought I wasn't going to make it back home, recorded a sermon, watched their arms & martial arts training, and chatted with the leader both on and off camera. Got really weird when we went to the gunstore where they all buy their firearms, which is owned by a relative of the leader. Hadn't seen a 24k gold-plated Thompson submachine gun til that day.
This cult is horrible in reality I will be honest. MORALLY horrible, they aren't killers man (it seems) I think that's hilarious to be afraid, you only should be afraid if you planned to start shooting or getting legally invested in attacking them.
@@thugrabbit8556 well, they did have us drive convoy-style with them to their training grounds, which was located in a 1000 acre plot of undeveloped land they owned. We drove along an unmarked road for about 10min, then pulled off the road into the woods along what could barely be called a dirt path. They pulled the vehicles into a circle in a clearing, our two vehicles (one for reporter and producer, one for me and my camera gear) were in the middle of the convoy. Nobody got out except one guy from the lead car. He was heavily armed, and proceeded to just walk around the ring of vehicles, checking into the woods and talking on the radio. I distinctly remember the typically sarcastic and jovial producer sending me a nervous text asking, "are we about to die?" Even I sent a few "just in case I don't come home, here's my location" texts real quick before anything happened. Luckily there was just enough service for us to get messages out, I don't think phone calls were working. Turns out the heavily armed guy was just checking for wild animals before we all got out and walked to the shooting range. It was a solid 5min before we knew what was going on, and with that much firepower in a secluded area with little cell reception, I think it's understandable for the only unarmed people to get a bit nervous. It was really going into their family-owned gun store and manufacturing business that was the strangest part of the day. The service was more like and economics and strategy meeting, and I remember disliking several "moral" points from the sermons, but seeing that many gold-plated firearms for sale felt like a direct reference to GTAV. I might have the footage archived somewhere...
@@MegaMiniMedia I can see the terror in all that of course, I just have too much faith in certain types of people. Seeing as they haven't maimed anyone yet I'd be comfortable with interviewing them, I just think their batshit crazy for taking things THIS far, I love guns and freedom as much as the next Fat American but come on......post it to your page and I'll watch it lol
@thugrabbit8556 I understand what you mean. When hearing the story of what their ancestors went through, their affinity for firearms makes a lot of sense. Seeing the NK communists banning firearms, then turning the country into a totalitarian regime, which they barely managed to escape. That doesn't explain a lot of the stuff they do now, but it gives context to that one aspect. I'll look through the archives and see if I can dig it up. I think I had a share agreement with content I was creating for PBS at the time, but I'll have to look that up too.
@@ScallyWag637ot really? Christianity is the religion most familiar to the majority of Americans and the word, therefore whenever a religious movement is born; they’re likely to either consciously or subconsciously adopt Christian rites and theology, because that is the cultural context the movement is born under.
These people are here in my hometown. They hold “gun blessings” and have a massive property and training facility where they hold firearms training courses on a big property that was previously owned by Asian gangsters that had been raided.
I lived on a monastery in the Arizona desert, back in the early 70's when I was around 5. It was like a commune with "Jesus Freaks" instead of hippies. We lived with monks who wore long brown robes. Very fond memories. Nothing crazy like this.
Back like a year and a half ago, I ran across this dude that talked about politics in an extreme and insane way. I'm a terrible person and I thought it was entertaining so I followed him for a bit. Come to find out, he followed "Rod of Iron". All of a sudden things were so clear, as if I put glasses on.
Literally, in the Bible, the rod refers to a shepherd's rod, which they would *never* use on their flock except to nudge them. They *might* use a rod on a wolf or human attacker with violence. But sweet mercy, they abused the meaning and purpose of the rod.
@muhelectionwasstolen7253 I'll drink to that. There's evidence he went as far west/north as the UK and as far east as India with his uncle. His followers don't seem to respect how well-traveled he was.
@@wolverinexo6417 Yes, that would be something a 3 letter agency would do. Its funny how I'm not too worried about the Rod of Iron vs other groups' actions in the last couple of years.
@@swankshire6939I am also against blanket statements like the one the OP made, but there have been a few. I think cults originate from everywhere though, especially from places that are culturally extremist in ideology (North Korea and China to name at least two. The Middle East has also seen many extremist groups tie their beliefs to religious origins, which is pretty obvious) Another cult that is pretty odd, although pretty benign as far as I can tell, is the Moonies of Japan (I think I spelled that right). Their religious belief has arranged marriage, even though sometimes they don’t even speak the same language. Pretty odd, but perhaps attractive to a certain type of person, and also possibly because of the declining birth rates in Japan, but that’s just supposition.
Subscribed like 2 days ago and can’t stop binging your videos. I did have to double check cause I was sure I had heard about them in a more local sense. Yup, sure enough, Rod of Iron Ministries purchased a big lot 15 minutes from where I live in Tennessee in 2018 to serve as a church retreat for members. Absolutely bonkers stuff! Keep up the vids, duderino!
It’s not my fault locals terrified of anything. The neighbor just needs to quit being afraid of the hippopotamus I keep in my backyard. It’s not his business.
3 Definitions why iron is a cult break down- 1.Followers are encouraged to worship a specific group leader which iron Is and is monarchy based which betrays what the meaning of what a religion is. 2.Very popular among a group of people people who follow iron are all religious in some sense regad of race/skin color which iron has/ situation in which people. 3.Admire and care about something or someone very much or too much which goes back to definition 1 that is listed above of a cult specific weapon we all know which one.
@@LordNapking there's more than three reasons that correlate i just didn't bother commenting again bc I have a life and college started back up for me also I have better things to do than to argue on social media
Oh I wouldn't worry about them now, just wait till there's one or two new generations of these guys who were born and raised to have gun as their religious right.
Not with the chaotic talker they have right now. Listening to his ramblings are a bore. Get a Joseph Seed in there with a charles manson mind and a Jim morrison tounge, look out.
As long as they dont harm anyone, i don't see the problem in their lunacy. I just hope this doesn't turn out like the ATFs massacre in Waco. I really don't need any more reasons to despise the ATF, there's already so many.
I dont see this NOT harming ppl. Dude the members were already involved in the insurrection- a felony, and an event where people WERE injured, and death threats were made. Theyve already contributed to harming ppl, not to mention theyre def sexist scumbags 💀
@d0z095 are you disputing that his dad isn't Sun Myung Moon, that the unification church isn't a cult, or that they aren't often called the Moonies? Or that he shouldn't do a video about them?
i think john favreau was a member of the rod of iron church before he left to make movies about "man of iron" and "men who believe guns to be a part of their religion. lol
At the end you mentioned a plug thing. If youre referring to the blank adapter, its primary purpose is to prevent damage from blanks. It can diminish the strength of a live round, but that isnt the primary usage.
This guy looks like a main villain you would end up killing in a far cry game.
Sounds about right
Nah too accurate 😭😭
Its just the guy from far cry 5 i cant remember his name
@@unclejoethemolesterKinda mixed with Pagan Min from Farcry 4
@@unclejoethemolesterThe Father. Joseph Seed
Looking at this guy's gold plated ar-15, his woodland camo tuxedo and crown of bullets makes me think this man is the ultimate roof korean
Lol
Definitely the trap is what got me next 😂😂😂
💀
"Wood" Korean
If Oompaville makes a cult, I'm joining it fast.
Yes
Same
It’s not a cult it’s a new way of life 😂
he’s dropped the idea a couple times in past videos but i’d b down too fr
W pfp
I’m honestly disappointed in their lack of controversies…
Cause the cult has more focus on safety than the entirety of the FBI and ATF combined, that alone should tell u each member of the cult is highly disciplined despite their controversial beliefs.
That was the point of leaving his father's cult. The Moonies are too well known. Time to start a new brand
@@neonalbertus9309they’re also deranged lunatics 🤷♂️ you can throw out all kind of positive affirmations about them but they are unhinged.
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@@neonalbertus9309
What happens when those grey hairs in that cult get dementia?
The government will revoke their drivers licenses but not their CRC or any of their rights to carry guns.
Take this as a lesson: if anyone is ever nice to you ever, they're a cult leader
Remember that episode of family guy when Meg is in the death cult and they’re all going to drink the kool aid and hit the deck
They probably wana take your gender
Remember that episode of family guy when Meg is in the death cult and they’re all going to drink the kool aid and hit the deck
Remember that episode of family guy when Meg is in the death cult and they’re all going to drink the kool aid and hit the deck
I can confirm that I am a cult leader
Honestly impressed with their weapon handling. All trigger fingers high on the receiver, shouldered correctly and even proper hold on the revolver. Safest cult out there
*Safest to each other
Yeah but once the cult snaps,we know it will be a deadly massacre
@@notachainlinkfence480 I think he just meant to participate in.
If a group has nuclear weapons but knows how to handle them, does that make them safe?
@@averywoodlief9319safer than one that has them but has no idea what they're doing, yes
oomp trying not to acknowledge how his discord server is a cult challenge : impossible
8:40 you mean when they were let in, they walked between red ropes, the only person who died was a lady shot by the cops. After years of "mostly peaceful protests" like burning down city blocks.
8:40 like when they were let in.... Maybe they should have set fire to the entire block then it would be considered a mostly peaceful protest.
8:30 ya look at history like how many times you got lied to and lied into war...... A psy gangnum style op.....military op
Cant say anything ..... Ooompa such an npc like you go look at history then just have no idea... It's like look at the reason we went into nam...ya over lies, just get lied to over and over and you believe them about waco .... Look at history face palm.... Ya when the government burnt a bunch of kids, according to them.
19:40
I got sent out as a freelance videographer for our local PBS station to interview and get footage of this group. Wild experience. Had a moment where I thought I wasn't going to make it back home, recorded a sermon, watched their arms & martial arts training, and chatted with the leader both on and off camera. Got really weird when we went to the gunstore where they all buy their firearms, which is owned by a relative of the leader. Hadn't seen a 24k gold-plated Thompson submachine gun til that day.
casual RUST thommy skin
This cult is horrible in reality I will be honest. MORALLY horrible, they aren't killers man (it seems) I think that's hilarious to be afraid, you only should be afraid if you planned to start shooting or getting legally invested in attacking them.
@@thugrabbit8556 well, they did have us drive convoy-style with them to their training grounds, which was located in a 1000 acre plot of undeveloped land they owned. We drove along an unmarked road for about 10min, then pulled off the road into the woods along what could barely be called a dirt path. They pulled the vehicles into a circle in a clearing, our two vehicles (one for reporter and producer, one for me and my camera gear) were in the middle of the convoy. Nobody got out except one guy from the lead car. He was heavily armed, and proceeded to just walk around the ring of vehicles, checking into the woods and talking on the radio.
I distinctly remember the typically sarcastic and jovial producer sending me a nervous text asking, "are we about to die?" Even I sent a few "just in case I don't come home, here's my location" texts real quick before anything happened. Luckily there was just enough service for us to get messages out, I don't think phone calls were working.
Turns out the heavily armed guy was just checking for wild animals before we all got out and walked to the shooting range. It was a solid 5min before we knew what was going on, and with that much firepower in a secluded area with little cell reception, I think it's understandable for the only unarmed people to get a bit nervous.
It was really going into their family-owned gun store and manufacturing business that was the strangest part of the day. The service was more like and economics and strategy meeting, and I remember disliking several "moral" points from the sermons, but seeing that many gold-plated firearms for sale felt like a direct reference to GTAV.
I might have the footage archived somewhere...
@@MegaMiniMedia I can see the terror in all that of course, I just have too much faith in certain types of people. Seeing as they haven't maimed anyone yet I'd be comfortable with interviewing them, I just think their batshit crazy for taking things THIS far, I love guns and freedom as much as the next Fat American but come on......post it to your page and I'll watch it lol
@thugrabbit8556 I understand what you mean. When hearing the story of what their ancestors went through, their affinity for firearms makes a lot of sense. Seeing the NK communists banning firearms, then turning the country into a totalitarian regime, which they barely managed to escape. That doesn't explain a lot of the stuff they do now, but it gives context to that one aspect.
I'll look through the archives and see if I can dig it up. I think I had a share agreement with content I was creating for PBS at the time, but I'll have to look that up too.
I always love when you do videos about cults. You should start one
Super beautiful Michael Gove Mikey Govey should start one ngl
😂😮g😂😂😮,i 3:58
@@WilliamLucas-hy8mx5:03
@@WilliamLucas-hy8mx🎉❤😢🎉
he has one
This is the type of cult to be in a fallout game
It's already in Farcry 5
Exactly that…he’s like the depictions of a powerful cult leader from media or games and brought to life.
Now I want to play fallout though I'll probably just get bored lol
It's so weird how people will steal from the Bible and literally do the things they say not to do😂
True honestly
@@Ishtar_Inanna.wow, what a horrible defence
Well, the bible has so many contradictions that it can say whatever you want.
the bible is literaly made up of bits and pieces stolen from other religions
@@ScallyWag637ot really?
Christianity is the religion most familiar to the majority of Americans and the word, therefore whenever a religious movement is born; they’re likely to either consciously or subconsciously adopt Christian rites and theology, because that is the cultural context the movement is born under.
These people are here in my hometown. They hold “gun blessings” and have a massive property and training facility where they hold firearms training courses on a big property that was previously owned by Asian gangsters that had been raided.
I lived on a monastery in the Arizona desert, back in the early 70's when I was around 5. It was like a commune with "Jesus Freaks" instead of hippies. We lived with monks who wore long brown robes. Very fond memories. Nothing crazy like this.
I swear Rod of Iron sounds like a modern metal band
When people are too nice to you, you know something is wrong.
Back like a year and a half ago, I ran across this dude that talked about politics in an extreme and insane way.
I'm a terrible person and I thought it was entertaining so I followed him for a bit.
Come to find out, he followed "Rod of Iron". All of a sudden things were so clear, as if I put glasses on.
Your a terrible person?!... We just gonna ignore that 👀
Are you talking about me? Aw shucks.
Literally, in the Bible, the rod refers to a shepherd's rod, which they would *never* use on their flock except to nudge them. They *might* use a rod on a wolf or human attacker with violence. But sweet mercy, they abused the meaning and purpose of the rod.
@muhelectionwasstolen7253 I'll drink to that.
There's evidence he went as far west/north as the UK and as far east as India with his uncle. His followers don't seem to respect how well-traveled he was.
@@SleepySuperherothat’s if he was real
@jacob3050 that is also a debate that channels like Esoterica are more apt to cover, but yeah, it's complicated.
@@Magicwand08Jesus was a real person doesn’t matter if you think he was gods son or not he was a living person
@@Magicwand08 There is evidence of Jesus living. And also evidence for Muhammad and Siddhartha Gautama living.
With the amount of firearm training they have. It seems the ATF/FBI will have a run for their money this time around
Airstrike
@@wolverinexo6417 Yes, that would be something a 3 letter agency would do.
Its funny how I'm not too worried about the Rod of Iron vs other groups' actions in the last couple of years.
If you have ever heard of the Moonies. That is Sean’s fathers church.
The moonies are a bunch of nut jobs and the leader did arrange marriages for all the members
Have a co-worker who was(is?) a Moonie. He and his wife got married on that huge wedding day on the east coast many years back. Very weird
This man took "guns are a part of my religion" too literally.
Asia seems to produce so many eccentric churches that fuse Christian and Eastern values together
This guy was born in new York. He went to Harvard. Your racism and lack of attention are noted
@@swankshire6939I am also against blanket statements like the one the OP made, but there have been a few. I think cults originate from everywhere though, especially from places that are culturally extremist in ideology (North Korea and China to name at least two. The Middle East has also seen many extremist groups tie their beliefs to religious origins, which is pretty obvious) Another cult that is pretty odd, although pretty benign as far as I can tell, is the Moonies of Japan (I think I spelled that right). Their religious belief has arranged marriage, even though sometimes they don’t even speak the same language. Pretty odd, but perhaps attractive to a certain type of person, and also possibly because of the declining birth rates in Japan, but that’s just supposition.
Ahh yes, racism. The Asian person that was born in America and has lived there ever since is Asia's fault... Well done
@@swankshire6939 He literally practicied Buddhism tho, which is an eastern religion, I dotn see how its racist to say that
@@swankshire6939 he has slitty eyes. He's Asian. Get over it
I wonder if after getting his college degree he decided to do the biggest social experiment
Dude literally does stand-up comedy as a sermon..yea..
Well he did get a liberal arts degree. His choices were pretty limited, go work at McDonald's or start a cult.
True😂.
College is a joke and I doubt it.
Not to mention the dude studied theology so yeah, religion related stuff fits the bill.
Not only does he have a golden AR, homie has a golden AR with keymod. Thats a chad move.
Live like 20mins away from the church. Pastor Sean's brother owns kahr arms.
Definitely a chad move!
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Just got my SourBoys hat, gonna look fresh when I’m on my cruise
6 hrs and he didn't even comment on this, like what's the point in showing support ay
Fresh for cruise people
Wish his candy would be In stock, I thought he was a candy company not a shorts and hat company
@@devarient7 months and he still hasn’t commented 😢
@@Deesnuts1947 bad times
Going to fly myself to texas and stand outside of oompas house for days on end until he allows me in his cult.
Like fight club
You already forgot rule number 1..
@@DSToNe19and83 shhhhhhhhh
Just fall in line and hope we get accepted
This sounds like a cult that would be an enemy faction in an apocalyptic video game.
Far Cry 5 be like
The Moth Priest reference 😂 Hope he saw Serena while he was there
I had guns at my wedding. How else were we gonna make the tannerite go off.
My parents has been following this cult for around 20-25 years and its really weird
Are they members or just doing their own investigations into it?
the cult has only existed for 10 years tho
@@ashleyisdead8466 his sect has been around for that long, but I believe his dad's started long before that.
@@ashleyisdead8466 yes but my parents followed his father as well
I feel like they picked the coolest name possible, the most pimping crowns and then got lazy and gave up.
Oompatology needs to be a thing, stat.
Subscribed like 2 days ago and can’t stop binging your videos.
I did have to double check cause I was sure I had heard about them in a more local sense. Yup, sure enough, Rod of Iron Ministries purchased a big lot 15 minutes from where I live in Tennessee in 2018 to serve as a church retreat for members.
Absolutely bonkers stuff! Keep up the vids, duderino!
I love these cult videos. Had no idea about this one.
“We know how important the separation of church and state is.”
Then why hasn’t North America done it yet?
When referring to Ray Epps involvement on Jan 6th, they call the events rallies, not an insurrection.
All jokes aside. The crown of bullets goes hard.
Badass if you ask me!
Isn't terrifying locals just an everyday thing? I mean at least I do it. its like a checklist for every house
Gun worshippers make people feel uncomfortable
It’s not my fault locals terrified of anything. The neighbor just needs to quit being afraid of the hippopotamus I keep in my backyard. It’s not his business.
Love how the dude is throwing down a sermon in his garage so he could flex his Harleys
I want "strong family spiritual tactical unit" as a bumper sticker.
12:36 is probably the best use of “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” I’ve ever seen 😂
3 Definitions why iron is a cult
break down-
1.Followers are encouraged to worship a specific group leader which iron Is and is monarchy based which betrays what the meaning of what a religion is.
2.Very popular among a group of people people who follow iron are all religious in some sense regad of race/skin color which iron has/ situation in which people.
3.Admire and care about something or someone very much or too much which goes back to definition 1 that is listed above of a cult specific weapon we all know which one.
So just point 1.
Which is enough to make it a cult, 3 is an arbitrary number.
@@LordNapking there's more than three reasons that correlate i just didn't bother commenting again bc I have a life and college started back up for me also I have better things to do than to argue on social media
@@LordNapking but yes to answer your question there are many correlations between the two.
@@CrimsonMemory-ScarletMoth-void I had no question but okay cool.
Watch out Kris, he wants you for the crown 😭😭
This is literally if America had a Monarchy. 💀
This is the mandalorians we have at home
Ah yes, the Moonies, but fresh off the crackpipe
Now this might be a cult for me to get into
I wonder which member of the Rod of Iron has the biggest/most expensive gun. They have to be overcompensating 😂
You have to overcompensate for recoil reduction.
2:51 givin off far cry 5 vibes💀
They called me the Rod of Iron in high school
Oh I wouldn't worry about them now, just wait till there's one or two new generations of these guys who were born and raised to have gun as their religious right.
Probably the most likely group to reenact the plot of Far Cry 5
I can’t believe how far I had to search for an Eden’s gate comment
@@TheRealJRGT04I know right?
What I thought of too been looking for someone else💀
I was also looking for a FarCry 5 reference, thank you for beating me to it
Not with the chaotic talker they have right now. Listening to his ramblings are a bore. Get a Joseph Seed in there with a charles manson mind and a Jim morrison tounge, look out.
The "king" of the rod of iron church has a gold gun.... Just let that soak in for a minute....
SOUNDS LIKE A FALSE PROPHET TOO ME!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn’t mind if Caleb watch some creepy/spooky/mystery stuff :)
Like the Moonies weren't already cult enough. Son: let's take cult to next level!
Respect, this man is educated about firearms! I do believe the patent was put in around 1955 and they went into production in '62. I think lol.
1:16
Okay yea they might be a bit out there, but *that outfit is drip.*
He got a call of duty gold rifle, too. 🤘
This is literally just Far Cry 5 in real life
I was thinking the same thing
their prayer is probably
"hail bullets"
"Weapons are a part of my religion" - Mando
David Koresh walked so Sean Moon could run.
As long as they dont harm anyone, i don't see the problem in their lunacy. I just hope this doesn't turn out like the ATFs massacre in Waco. I really don't need any more reasons to despise the ATF, there's already so many.
I dont see this NOT harming ppl. Dude the members were already involved in the insurrection- a felony, and an event where people WERE injured, and death threats were made. Theyve already contributed to harming ppl, not to mention theyre def sexist scumbags 💀
For real,Ruby Ridge,j6 etc.
they openly talk about killing people 💀 it’s only a matter of time
Yeah just extremists with guns they will be so disciplined😂😂😂
@LOL-zu1zr still have better trigger discipline than many of those who push laws in congress so...
14:18 literally a Far-Cry X villain.
Ok, Im joining. You had me at bullet crown and cheating taxes by buying guns.
Why does Shawn sound like if Alex Jones got transported into an Asian mans body lol? Especially here at 6:54
Caleb needs to start a cult. If we all get cool rifles like these ppl I’d join it.
Rod of Iron Records goes crazy
California's worst nightmare...
This feels like a fallout faction
Maaan I would definitely join an oomp cult 😂😂
*JESUS DESCENDS FROM HEAVEN WITH SIX EXTRA HANDS, AN AR IN EACH HAND*
"You know nothing Caleb, my child."
the ooompa cult starts here
🐒
Will there be crowns?
😮oompa
Bruh, the moment he went to North Korea to mourn Kim Jong-il is the moment I was like "yup- nope- wouldn't listen to this guy-"
“Weapons are a part of my religion.”
when the cult has more focus on safety than the entirety of the FBI and ATF combined
l
Yeah but it’s a cult.
@@ryanslack2666 okay....and the government is better right. Like you didn't say anything man
Playing Fortunate Son during any Caleb moment is always gold.
You should do a video on his dad's cult, the Moonies.
@d0z095 are you disputing that his dad isn't Sun Myung Moon, that the unification church isn't a cult, or that they aren't often called the Moonies? Or that he shouldn't do a video about them?
Seeing the word "Cult" and "Gun" is the most weirdly casual thing
14:58 nah what Kevin Hart doin in a cult 💀
Their belief of the role of women is directly from the Bible
Oomp shall make the candy cult, we shall be known as the sour boys
If he ever gets the machine working. 🤪
ngl that gold/titanium AR looks nice
I was definitely getting some Waco vibes before you even mentioned Waco 🙄
The P in Psalm is silent-
Any ways, GREAT video! I really found this topic very intriguing!
I giggle and wiggle my toes when oompaville posts
i think john favreau was a member of the rod of iron church before he left to make movies about "man of iron" and "men who believe guns to be a part of their religion. lol
Sean mook should be a Big O Tired franchisee
At the end you mentioned a plug thing. If youre referring to the blank adapter, its primary purpose is to prevent damage from blanks.
It can diminish the strength of a live round, but that isnt the primary usage.
Oomp doesnt even need to brainwash me, I’ll join his cult willingly 😂
The Bible says women must submit to their husbands!
That's a pretty standard view
Caleb please reach out to this cult and infiltrate it for a TH-cam video 😂
Ok but I'm kinda sold on the fact they wear crowns bc I always try finding an excuse to wear one
Caleb, please start a gun channel. The builds you have look sick!!
@d0z095what🤣
🤓🤓🤓🤓🔫🔫🔫
@@LOL-zu1zr second amendment baby, freest country on the planet🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🦅RAH RAH RAH🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 SALTY ABOUT GUNS 🤣🤣
This is Enter the Gungeon
If Oompa starts a cult, can I be the economy advisor?
So long as you grant us acceptable wealth
That bullet crown look badass can’t lie 😮💨
If ompa made a cult , I would totally join
I love how Caleb say P salms instead of just psalms where the p is silent.
“ I don’t want my ears to ring 😴” this man is so cool.
Aaron tippin mentioned 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Do happy science next, when your cult gets big enough you totally need to make an anime like they did.