Marine Dakota Meyer Details What War is Really Like | Joe Rogan

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Taken from JRE #1363 w/Dakota Meyer:
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@illmuskyhunter3313
@illmuskyhunter3313 4 роки тому
Being from Chicago hearing a conversation like this makes me realize how ridiculous the lack of respect of life in this city is. Now imagine killing someone because they're from a different block
@xaiikuu7955
@xaiikuu7955 4 роки тому
Man...and it's not just Chicago. The lack of respect of life in this COUNTRY...
@johnantoine1477
@johnantoine1477 4 роки тому
I’ve lived in Chicago it’s not as black and white as you just tried to paint it
@melanieenmats
@melanieenmats 4 роки тому
Drone bombing Yemeni weddings is still way worse though.
@widg3tswidgets416
@widg3tswidgets416 4 роки тому
This is what happens when its cooler to be a gangster than it is to graduate high school and become someone with a future.
@eightysbaby8798
@eightysbaby8798 4 роки тому
O block
@TheUltimate3D
@TheUltimate3D 3 роки тому
For those that don’t know this man was awarded the Medal of Honor
@Floridaburg-
@Floridaburg- 3 роки тому
Guy tells his war story that changed his entire perspective on life Joe “so I saw this video of a monkey riding a bike that tried to kidnap a child”
@Hoppy828
@Hoppy828 3 роки тому
Thank you. I didn't know.
@seansweeney7316
@seansweeney7316 3 роки тому
Didn’t he marry Sarah plains daughter or some shit like that too?
@wheelergaoteote1393
@wheelergaoteote1393 3 роки тому
Ohhh shit me too bro..... The “Medal of Honor: Frontline” for my 9th birthday. Shiyt was lit asf.
@markoneill8188
@markoneill8188 3 роки тому
@Duner250R he deserves another medal if she's anything like the ma.. Crazy
@m0h77
@m0h77 7 місяців тому
''we are just here at this place right now because we were born in two different countries''. damn that hit right in the feels man. this story is heartbreaking
@icu_corey_rn_903
@icu_corey_rn_903 5 місяців тому
I remember having similar feelings when I got home from Iraq in 05 A few years after the fact I remember looking back at quite literally fighting for my life against people I never knew and they didn’t know me and there we were trying to kill each other for what?
@icu_corey_rn_903
@icu_corey_rn_903 5 місяців тому
Edit- typo.
@IAmNotFamousAnymore
@IAmNotFamousAnymore 5 місяців тому
He either took that line from Rob O'Neill (SEAL Team 6 Operator) or vice versa. They are good friends, and even wrote a book together.
@mvela1235
@mvela1235 Рік тому
You can hear the hurt in his voice. I have nothing but respect for this man. Thank you sir for everything you've done
@SpinnDaBlock63rdK
@SpinnDaBlock63rdK 8 місяців тому
For killing people ? And letting his teammates die ? Okay lmao😂
@WitchDRofKabul
@WitchDRofKabul 7 місяців тому
​​@@SpinnDaBlock63rdKyou're a special kind of stupid, aren't you? Troll someone without brain cells
@roozki808
@roozki808 7 місяців тому
@@SpinnDaBlock63rdKAbsolute cringe comment man. You probably shit your diaper as war was happening, and you think you did something by being a disrespectful POS 😴😴😴
@Idk-ub4rz
@Idk-ub4rz 7 місяців тому
⁠​⁠@@SpinnDaBlock63rdKhow you bout to have a king von pfp n say this😭😂
@Jericho93py
@Jericho93py 5 місяців тому
You clearly dont understand what he said
@Cody2nd
@Cody2nd 3 роки тому
“I’ve seen the best of humans and the worst of humans all In one day, and nobody thought they were wrong”
@zachanderson9775
@zachanderson9775 2 роки тому
yeah that was powerful
@moneymike9376
@moneymike9376 2 роки тому
That is soul penetrating deep for real
@rickcolesanchez2668
@rickcolesanchez2668 2 роки тому
That was so real
@rarebreed345
@rarebreed345 2 роки тому
I don't get it
@bryantc2899
@bryantc2899 2 роки тому
@@rarebreed345 one minute no one is killing each other. Both sides are killing each other. Also both sides were helping the wounded. No air support no artillery. Do you get that, different cultures at a different place at the same time
@undergroundunlimited2282
@undergroundunlimited2282 3 роки тому
“If we in America don’t connect with each other it’s because we choose not to, I don’t care what you’re differences are...”
@bradhernandez8841
@bradhernandez8841 3 роки тому
Especially true in today's times
@yotaman492
@yotaman492 3 роки тому
That is one powerful statement!!
@travishibachi
@travishibachi 3 роки тому
@Brooksey You're an ignorant asshole. Don't stereotype Americans like we're all self-absorbed and ignorant. There are a lot of good people here and we citizens are dealing with a lot of shit right now just like every other country! If you don't have anything nice to say then just keep your big mouth shut.
@natejordan513
@natejordan513 3 роки тому
SO POWERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@miyagifatghost2684
@miyagifatghost2684 3 роки тому
That's Real REAL Love to all y'all White,Black,Yellow,Red,Purple & Blue
@theafroassassin2535
@theafroassassin2535 Рік тому
"We don't connect with each other because we choose not to." That's powerful.
@stuyrides5144
@stuyrides5144 Рік тому
As an ex soldier myself, I really appreciate the fact Joe sits and listerns. Shows great respect. War is different to everyone who goes. No soldier will ever have the same story.
@jhonnyjhon-sd6bm
@jhonnyjhon-sd6bm Рік тому
Thank you for your service ❤
@jhonnyjhon-sd6bm
@jhonnyjhon-sd6bm Рік тому
Sorry about the retarded democrats cutting your guys funding a veteran financial/health support services
@chrislotts4551
@chrislotts4551 11 місяців тому
Bro you were peeling potatoes the whole time
@IAmNotFamousAnymore
@IAmNotFamousAnymore 2 місяці тому
War is foggy, man. It messes people up on so many different levels. My father and uncles served so that I wouldn't have to. I always wanted to, but they talked me out of it. To the point to where they were begging me with tears in their eyes and made me promise not to enlist. That's my biggest regret in life. So I have so much admiration and respect and empathy for those that do. And most of them come out never being the same.
@bigirishman4121
@bigirishman4121 Місяць тому
I thought the exact same thing. Joe cut off his own thoughts and stopped talking as soon as this young Marine looked like he wanted to say something. Very good job. Most podcasters just love hearing their own voice. Joe is just different.
@steveflow1332
@steveflow1332 3 роки тому
“I don’t hate him. I don’t even know this guy. We’re just here at this place right now because we were born in two different countries.”
@Nikistyler123
@Nikistyler123 3 роки тому
So sad but so true
@jickiebecker2525
@jickiebecker2525 3 роки тому
Similar comments were said in the documentary "Currahee" about EZ Co, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne. I think "Shifty" explains it if I'm not mistaken. Profound concepts of combat service members.
@franksmith4863
@franksmith4863 3 роки тому
Yeah but you were in his country this guy is a liar or he is really really stupid
@BMDecipher
@BMDecipher 3 роки тому
@@franksmith4863 he's a product of where he was born...he's a white, male American who seems to have many generations of family in this country.
@ciAMkia
@ciAMkia 3 роки тому
@Keith Andreis, thank you for speaking up. Absolutely, Dakota is a decent guy and was only saying what was on his mind. Anyone who wants to contradict his thoughts needs to go in the field and fight against enemies to have a voice like Dakota's. One other niggling thing from me, I'm not white, I'm Native and this has been our country longer than it's been a European country. We Natives fight in the US military at a higher rate than any other ethnic group. Why? More than any others, this is our land and we'll fight for it every time, regardless of what administration is in power. Heck, even Dakota's name suggests our influence over this land, don't you think? I think Dakota Meyer is a heroic young man and I'm proud of his service to the US, as well as proud of his intelligence and heart while doing it.
@CL3V3L4ND40
@CL3V3L4ND40 3 роки тому
"I would never wish for another 9/11, but I would give anything for another 9/12" God bless the first responders that day.
@getbeaned1538
@getbeaned1538 3 роки тому
The fuck is 912?
@CL3V3L4ND40
@CL3V3L4ND40 3 роки тому
@@getbeaned1538 September 12th....
@CL3V3L4ND40
@CL3V3L4ND40 3 роки тому
@@getbeaned1538 you know what 9/11 is but not 9/12 🤔
@jessediaz1705
@jessediaz1705 3 роки тому
@@CL3V3L4ND40 Shut the fuck up.
@CL3V3L4ND40
@CL3V3L4ND40 3 роки тому
@@jessediaz1705 Omg please stop Im so scared.
@tdg1945
@tdg1945 2 місяці тому
I know this video is 4 years old, but I'm just now seeing it. I rarely comment on YT but this... THIS video has me in tears! 😢 💔 He's younger than my oldest son and my Momma's heart just wants to hold him and try to comfort him! 😢 💔 Dakota, you are loved and SO MUCH appreciated! ❤️ I will keep you in my prayers for the rest of my life! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
@No_ReGretzky99
@No_ReGretzky99 14 днів тому
Meee tooo sad and crazy at same time
@ronwilson5476
@ronwilson5476 Рік тому
Being a former Marine myself this Marine is one of the best and one of the youngest MOH winners. Sure makes me proud to be a Marine and an American.
@hoodieso8858
@hoodieso8858 Місяць тому
There is no such thing as former sir
@ronwilson5476
@ronwilson5476 Місяць тому
YOU are wrong dude. I am not a sir, I worked for my money in the Corps. What you are referring to is that "there is no such thing as an ex-Marine." the proper way to say it is exactly like I said it. I am a FORMER Marine. Once a Marine always a Marine. I can sure tell you did not serve! @@hoodieso8858
@susanherrin1217
@susanherrin1217 День тому
Thank you for your service! ❤
@BillTheConquerer
@BillTheConquerer 4 роки тому
Watch his eyes as he talks. He's simultaneously remembering and trying not to remember everything all at once. His mind must be full of images he has to handle each day.
@Moe-mv1gg
@Moe-mv1gg 4 роки тому
I noticed this, too. 😥
@Artisjjj
@Artisjjj 4 роки тому
That is a look of a reality check. He thought it was a game until he got his eyes open. He even said that he usually start the fights. Because he knows he has backup to save that ass. But when he didn't have that back up, the light bulb came on. Like oh I'm fucked!!!🤯🤯🤯
@Usmc5150
@Usmc5150 4 роки тому
Exactly .
@TheScottThomas
@TheScottThomas 4 роки тому
It has to be hard and will be hard throughout his life. Can’t thank him enough for his service. We should provide housing, healthcare, food and more for these people after they return. It’s a joke that we as a nation with all our wealth not take care of our troops.
@jmeszi4159
@jmeszi4159 4 роки тому
Sniper .308 and by sight to see what do you mean exactly?
@undergroundunlimited2282
@undergroundunlimited2282 3 роки тому
He takes these pauses and you know he’s back there in a flash in his mind.
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
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@jmeszi4159
@jmeszi4159 3 роки тому
@Finest Bodybuilding Shop muskeln-kaufen.de how is it fake?..
@eddiedilbeck
@eddiedilbeck 3 роки тому
Which war is worse,?physical or the Mind...Lord Jesus' Peace be on the Soldier's that live thru this on a daily basis...Thank you All...
@ciAMkia
@ciAMkia 3 роки тому
Sometimes the images just pop into your head, especially while sleeping for me. Though it's been years since I was in a battle the old PTSD demon lives there in your memories just waiting to pop up & then boom, you're right back where the bullets are flying through the air & you can almost feel them zipping past your face. The crack of the AK-47s are seemingly contacting your ear drums & you can even feel the heat of the shrapnel whizzing near you. It's absolutely eerie & I'll wake up on the floor, soaked through & through, with bruises on my face from landing on the floor. It's become so regular that I can't even sleep with my wife, we sleep on opposite ends of one of our couches, so I don't punch or kick her as I fight in my sleep. I've taken just about every med my Dr. has ordered me on to try & stop the nightmares. Nothing seems to work completely. As bad as that might sound, I'll take it compared to my brothers who never came home alive. Those are the real heroes of any war, the ones that didn't come through it. They're the ones I think about & miss the most, my best friend being the main one. It's also why I'm still here & not one of the 22 a day that end their PTSD battles permanently. I figure I'm still here to live the life they can't. It's why I drive my dream car, still ride motorcycles & shoot at my own range on our farm. Just to do the things my brothers aren't able to do, to try to live some of the life they can't. They were great guys and I miss them all, every day that I'm still here and I'll go on missing them until the day that my number is up. I have the utmost respect for all of the men and women who have come after me in whichever branch of the military they're serving in. It takes a fair amount of guts to sign up to serve, because once you sign on the dotted line and take that pledge, Uncle Sam has your a$$ and can do whatever the eff he wants to with your a$$ too. So, for any of you kids out there thinking about it, make sure you're willing and able to make that commitment, because it's not a joke or something you can just get out of because you don't like the way things are going in bootcamp. I will give you one piece of advice and it's this, the USAF apparently still has the best chow going, LOL! If you like to eat and have really good ASVAB scores, the USAF might be your best bet. Good luck & stay low & shoot straight.
@darrenkellman5780
@darrenkellman5780 3 роки тому
That will never disappear. That's why I can't stand the palins the way his ex wife treated him. Dakota his whole team died while she's home in her mansion.
@LemonPpR
@LemonPpR Рік тому
Man when he said "if I can find a way to relate to him in that moment, we all can find a way to relate to each other." Truer words have never been spoken.
@GorillaCookies
@GorillaCookies Рік тому
Dakota absolutely nailed what it's like in combat. You see Humanity at it's Worst and Best often just moments apart. And taking the life of a enemy combatant is incredibly intimate in reality. You take that person away from everyone and everything they love and that loves them and you don't even know their name. I can see the faces of my enemies today as clear as the day we engaged in combat. I see those faces when it's dark and quiet every night. I find myself pissed off and feeling anxious and stressed the way I felt at the moment I was engaged with them in battle but at the same time I feel like I should apologize for what I was forced to do to them . War isn't black and white. It horrific and absolutely the last thing we should engage in if it's avoidable at all. We leave the battlefield physically but are destined to spend the rest of our lives on that field of battle psychologically and emotionally. And that's worse than those that have never been to combat can imagine
@invectrum
@invectrum Рік тому
Damn. Man, thanks for sharing. I'm sorry you have to live with that
@onesocialengineer
@onesocialengineer Рік тому
Yes, thank you for sharing your story. The weight of taking a life must be so heavy. It’s unbelievable how little this country does for the soldiers that fought for our freedom. Praying for you and the rest that are still here, dealing with that pain. 🙏🏾
@Siegefya
@Siegefya Рік тому
Never killed anybody over there and glad I didn't. But I seen a lot of people hurt including innocent kids, and seen the aftermath of a suicide bomber back in 08 in Iraq...and those situations have absolutely stayed with me all these years.
@GorillaCookies
@GorillaCookies Рік тому
@@invectrum I was just a 17 year old kid when I enlisted in the Army. I graduated from High School at just 16 and started college the next fall and it was as socially awkward as can be imagined being only 16 and a college freshman. So my grandparents agreed to let me enlist that October when I turned 17 if I promised to return to college when I was done with the Army. I was only 18 the first time I was deployed to combat. Again I was deployed at 19 and then again at 21. It was entirely too much for anyone, especially a kid. I was 26 when I finally had the guts to face the real world and leave the Army. It's almost like a prison inmate who becomes institutionalized and can't adjust to life outside the structure of the prison walls after years of incarceration. I'm 52 now and still have trouble with the real world and the nonsense that goes on. People whining and complaining about their neighbors or that their hamburger wasn't grilled long enough. I understand that these things are something to people who haven't seen the horror of war and have had to go through life living with it like it is still happening every wake up. So there's that beating on Combat Veterans constantly as well. There's little that's more annoying than a Karen complaining about how her neighbors car is too noisy when you are doing all you can just to keep your head straight and live as peaceful a life as possible for however much life you have left. That's one of the biggest reasons Combat Veterans stick to themselves and have trouble adjusting to the world after War. But it was a Honor to Serve with the Soldiers I served with and I wouldn't change a day of my service if I could. Thank You for your kind words
@GorillaCookies
@GorillaCookies Рік тому
@@onesocialengineer I appreciate your support for Veterans. It's unfortunate that Veterans are only a concern for politicians on Veterans day or when they need some air time before a election. It's disgusting how politicians and the Department of Veterans Affairs treats Veterans in reality. They say one thing and do another every time. They increased the V.A. budget a few billion dollars under Obama and the V.A. Secretary increased the pay for himself and the rest of the V.A. employees significantly and spent not a dime of it on Veterans. CNAs at the V.A. make 4 times what a CNA makes anywhere else. I understand the need to pay employees a living wage but I think tax payers we're supporting the increased money to improve the lives of the People the V.A. serves or is supposed to serve rather than pay V.A. administration staff more per year than the President recieves. Believe it or not they were even caught dumping the remains of veterans killed in combat in a landfill a few years ago. I apologize for the rant . I'm a volunteer veterans representative and have to go to war for us 5 days per week. Dealing with politicians and Vets administration staff is like trying to get a 2 year old to understand quantum physics. But Thank You for your kind words and understanding of the problems we deal with. It's good when good people listen.
@careym3901
@careym3901 4 роки тому
On 9/12 US flags were everywhere here in Canada. And when they closed the sky's we opened our airports and our homes to stranded US travelers. One of the moments I am most proud of. The world came together that day.
@jaerockchalk3216
@jaerockchalk3216 4 роки тому
We shouldn't have , let them deal with the consequences of their shenanigans.
@spryatol2808
@spryatol2808 4 роки тому
@@jaerockchalk3216 Innocent people died. Blame the government, not the people.
@Drathel302
@Drathel302 4 роки тому
@@jaerockchalk3216 you're fucking stupid. I'm sure each and every one of the stranded people undoubtedly played a part in whatever you think they did. Dumbass ..
@msg1192
@msg1192 4 роки тому
As an American (who had nothing to do with 9/11) I thank you and your country for that hospitality.
@kodisummerville5366
@kodisummerville5366 4 роки тому
That's kool I didn't know that. I remember in school the changed French fries to freedom fries for something to do France either not doing something we wanted or doing something we didn't like at the time.
@larrythefox2552
@larrythefox2552 4 роки тому
Joe is great because he lets his guests -SPEAK!
@yomo1690
@yomo1690 4 роки тому
Until they talk about pot
@curtisss
@curtisss 4 роки тому
@@yomo1690 or DMT 😂
@DAshby139
@DAshby139 4 роки тому
But.. Have you ever tried dmt??
@babasemka
@babasemka 4 роки тому
Sometimes.
@InAnotherLife90
@InAnotherLife90 4 роки тому
Joe agreed with this guy too much without challenging him
@JarethGarza
@JarethGarza 11 місяців тому
I got to meet Dakota Meyer at Jesse Hall at Missouri University. My dad, a former Marine, took me. It was awesome. He told his story, showed the medal and shook every person’s hand.
@Finneganbeginagain1
@Finneganbeginagain1 9 місяців тому
I realize I’m watching this 3 years after it’s been posted but it’s completely brand new to me in every way. I love this man! The pride he has for being an American isn’t something I really knew was there. I’ve heard it was there and I’ve said that I’m proud to be an American but I’m realizing that I don’t know much. He gives a mental and physical breakdown about not only war but the freedom we all take for granted because we in America have guys like him. I am ashamed that I stuck my head in the sand all these years so that I could exist in a reality that he created for me.
@whit2642
@whit2642 3 роки тому
He has true PTSD written all over his face. I cried watching this. I get so sick of people using PTSD as an excuse for everything when men like this exist. Bless him man.
@danieldanielson2650
@danieldanielson2650 2 роки тому
Rather not so much. People with PTSD don't speak about these things like that. They cry and freeze and try to avoid every situation they have to deal with that kind of shit.
@DaveSwart
@DaveSwart 2 роки тому
@@danieldanielson2650 agreed - sounds like he’s in the exact right mindset for someone having gone thru his experiences. Disclaimer: I’m an idiot.
@RedDevil66991
@RedDevil66991 2 роки тому
Look for a name "Victor Gregg".... "I couldn't laugh at anything for 40 years. It turned me into a psychopath".
@MySqueezingArm
@MySqueezingArm 2 роки тому
@@danieldanielson2650 PTSD can manifest differently for different people. You are correct that a lot of people act as you described, but not all. To the original commenter's point and yours, it sounds like this hero is in the healing process from his trauma. A big thing for PTSD/CPTSD is how challenging it is to ask for help and open up. So to me it seems like he has spent a lot of time thinking and coming to terms with his experiences. He's using it to grow as far as I can tell.
@danieldanielson2650
@danieldanielson2650 2 роки тому
@@MySqueezingArm you're right. At the same time, integration of these stressful/traumatic experiences is exactly what healing means in patients with PTSD. At least that's what I was told in university.
@joshknight8973
@joshknight8973 3 роки тому
“My teammates died, they will never have kids, that generation is dead” dammmm
@wap1309
@wap1309 2 роки тому
But they knew what they signed up for 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️
@WallaceAJenkins
@WallaceAJenkins 2 роки тому
@@wap1309 ya no shit
@wap1309
@wap1309 2 роки тому
@@WallaceAJenkins no reason to pout
@Benjamin-uz2dx
@Benjamin-uz2dx 2 роки тому
@@wap1309 But there is a reason for sympathy, love, respect. Knowing they gave up their lives for something you couldn’t comprehend. You’re a worm in the dirt compared to those soldiers.
@wap1309
@wap1309 2 роки тому
@@Benjamin-uz2dx naw actually they in the dirt getting eaten by worms let’s be honest here 😂😂 and you close to the dirt yourself
@nightlion4968
@nightlion4968 9 місяців тому
Dakota, as an old war dog I can tell you that the ol “You will never make it as a Marine” recruiter trick is as old as time. I remember going back to my Marine recruiter fresh in my Bravos telling him haha I made it and he replied with a haha I made my quota. Semper Fi
@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782
@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782 11 місяців тому
This man is a warrior. The enemy tried to kill him and he defended his life and the body of his friend.
@vladavic123
@vladavic123 11 місяців тому
What he was doing there ? Defending democracy 😂 people are just retards, unfortunately.
@micahl8857
@micahl8857 3 роки тому
So many Americans would benefit from seeing this but don’t have the attention span for it
@flo-grownplumber6
@flo-grownplumber6 3 роки тому
Truth brother
@jcnunya8162
@jcnunya8162 3 роки тому
So make a tik tok video genius.
@micahl8857
@micahl8857 3 роки тому
Juan N You can, I don’t do social media 👌🏼
@travishibachi
@travishibachi 3 роки тому
@Zerblog Flurhmen Shut up you troll. Calling us "yanks" just shows how much of an idiot you are too.
@alexanderkrueger6536
@alexanderkrueger6536 3 роки тому
@Zerblog Flurhmen Okay, why hasn't that happened then? Because it isn't going to.
@will-fx7yq
@will-fx7yq 4 роки тому
8:20 start here if you watched the shorter upload first
@guacfiend
@guacfiend 4 роки тому
will godsend!!!
@bradylecomte738
@bradylecomte738 4 роки тому
Thank you brotein
@gibsonwalker85
@gibsonwalker85 4 роки тому
Thx mate
@Sneak248
@Sneak248 4 роки тому
Jamie is slippin
@hegtyson7044
@hegtyson7044 4 роки тому
Thanks man :)
@tonyagreathouse3077
@tonyagreathouse3077 8 місяців тому
God Bless you Dakota
@joeyashe6075
@joeyashe6075 Рік тому
What a man this guy is. This one the best podcast interviews ever. The strength this man has to talk about the things that have happened to him and his colleagues. Unbelievable
@BirdDawg1
@BirdDawg1 4 роки тому
"Find a reason to get along, not a reason not to get along" good shit sir, we all need to work on this in the US right now.
@melanieenmats
@melanieenmats 4 роки тому
How about him starting by not joining the army killing bunches of civilians like the US does. After 10 years of drone-bombing weddings and starting fake wars. This soldier has the guts to tell anyone about getting along..... This so typifies the stupidity of post WW2 USA. Utterly clueless and self-absorbed.
@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466
@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 4 роки тому
@Keksi your acting like he's the one invading other countries. Get the fuck outta here.
@christopherholaday7267
@christopherholaday7267 4 роки тому
@Keksi The US has been constantly involved in waging war since the end of WWII for its "Own Desires" including the Korean and Vietnam Wars that were led by Democratic administrations, making both political parties accountable for what is going on. One of the biggest mistakes this country made was the covert war in Afghanistan against the Soviet Union. Instead of helping this war torn country that needed our help, we abandoned it and left it in ruins, which helped contribute to the mess we see in that area of the world today. We should have been there to support Afghanistan much like we did in Europe and Japan after WWII, but that's another story. Almost all wars suck and should be unnecessary but the Human animal is too selfish and self absorbed with itself.
@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466
@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 3 роки тому
@Francisco Nieves ignorant about what? That was a god damn year ago. You weren't even here for the context of the now deleted comment.
@carsonmountain6017
@carsonmountain6017 3 роки тому
This is one of the most powerful clips i have ever watched on ANYONES podcast. Wow this is really deep man
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
Because Joe exceptionally has let the guest talk. ... ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pZWnZpuvmWd0kZs.html
@carsonmountain6017
@carsonmountain6017 3 роки тому
@@miciboo9993 your so right
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
Mici Boo always. :D
@debracoder3596
@debracoder3596 3 роки тому
I agree. About this Marine's thoughtful, insightful perspective and Joe knowing when to let the impactful guest speak. I have always hated war, but it is good against evil like Dakota says, so we must fight it.
@carsonmountain6017
@carsonmountain6017 3 роки тому
@@debracoder3596 word
@thebritishbookworm2649
@thebritishbookworm2649 Рік тому
Only if he knew how much impact this clip had on millions who have seen it. Honestly one of the most profound moments on Joe Rogan. This guy. This hero. This veteran taught me so much in this brief clip. I am truly humbled. Humbled at this man and his lessons in this clip. The most powerful clip of all time.
@101soldiergal44
@101soldiergal44 Рік тому
Female US Army veteran. Going into Desert Storm was a huge eye opener. Everyday some new chaos coming at us. War is not like television. For the most part, it's boring, then ten minutes later all hell breaks loose. Wearing mop gear for hours in heat that's unbearable! Kids firing on us, etc...
@chirondawn2966
@chirondawn2966 4 роки тому
"Only the dead have seen the end of war" - plato
@Freemouse159
@Freemouse159 4 роки тому
yeah for the US that only applies till up to the end of WW2... the new quote should read "only the invaded dead have seen the end of US occupation" - homeboy
@iceceltics9992
@iceceltics9992 4 роки тому
Freemouse159 ok cool
@Freemouse159
@Freemouse159 4 роки тому
@Liberty or Death invaded, intervention, regime change, delivering freedom.... whatever you want to call it, it doesnt change the fact that the U.S and it's people (yes you) want to get involved cos theres a dime to be made at the expense of blood of natives, slaves and your so called "soliders". The rest of the world see you as the big bad bully terrorists, if you think otherwise... your delusional.
@Freemouse159
@Freemouse159 4 роки тому
@Liberty or Death "Fuck shit up" - American Freedom for sale everyone come get yours! .... either way it doesnt matter all this back and forth, like all empires the U.S is regressing as expected, like a wild dying thrashing animal, "fucking shit up" as it's people desperately try to prove it's still the "greatest" all the while everyone else is laughing not only at your ridiculous president but mostly at your people and what a sham your country has become, it must be sad to know your part of it. Well the only way from here on is down i guess....😉
@Freemouse159
@Freemouse159 4 роки тому
@Liberty or Death great history lesson, here's some for you; you had your ass handed to you in Vietnam, Invaded Afghanistan and still struggling to sort that mess out, and of course you created ISIS in Iraq by invading then too... 20 years of war and "fucking shit up" with the greatest military but nothing to show... if you think for a second you and your country have an ounce of moral grounding and your "intervention" is welcome then you havent been paying attention or you've got your red white and blue so far up your ass you cant see the truth... either way your not changing my mind Billy. mind how you go.🤚
@campkilljoy0311
@campkilljoy0311 3 роки тому
“We are today what we deserve to be, because we made the decisions up to this point” - Dakota Meyer
@u.s.paratroops4633
@u.s.paratroops4633 3 роки тому
That's so true and deep !!!
@knowledgeson7337
@knowledgeson7337 3 роки тому
I just wish they would keep this same energy alllllll the way across the board . Not just for “some “ issues .
@AdamAdam-yw8rg
@AdamAdam-yw8rg 3 роки тому
People that quote stuff from what I just saw are annoying
@campkilljoy0311
@campkilljoy0311 3 роки тому
Adam Adam Get over yourself pal.. If this annoys you, I can’t imagine what else annoys you in life. I quoted this because it meant a lot to me. I didn’t quote some random crap and I didn’t do it for anyone else. I quoted the words of an American hero. I met this man and wore this nations cloth as a Marine alongside him. So enjoy your freedom of speech and I will enjoy mine too. Maybe try and be positive and realize there are more perspectives in this world than yours. Best of luck to you.
@mackenzieminor1197
@mackenzieminor1197 3 роки тому
That makes more sense than anything I have heard in my 30 years.
@treycantrell8590
@treycantrell8590 Рік тому
Dakota is a man who is cursed to remember the worst day anyone can experience over and over. His story he is remembered for is that day. I've served, never gone to combat, but in the end he is cursed with this day. I remember when I first seen his interviews he was a broken man, now he seems so much more changed. Dakota is a man who I love even though I've never met him, he is my brother in the corps. I pray he is good and has relief to be him without the baggage. Much love to you bro, I thank you for your tenacity and ability to push as hard as you have. Dakota you are an amazing man and I wish you the best of life and the ability to find peace
@billsimmons2898
@billsimmons2898 6 місяців тому
amen, brother, Semper Fi
@nickwhipert2725
@nickwhipert2725 Рік тому
Joe has such a sincerity in the way he talks to people. It’s a beautiful thing to watch, and he is deff one of the best communicators of our time. Shout out to joe!
@deez420nuts69
@deez420nuts69 4 роки тому
Simply asking how someone's day was at the grocery store could save their life. Remember that
@Tootsie-yj1rz
@Tootsie-yj1rz 4 роки тому
True or just simply smiling at someone and saying hi
@sareeyemanusqaame8723
@sareeyemanusqaame8723 4 роки тому
Only If it’s sincere
@gabrielcardillo1718
@gabrielcardillo1718 4 роки тому
nah thats bullshit, trust
@kurtisg6923
@kurtisg6923 4 роки тому
Could kill someone rather than save them these days
@billwillson5361
@billwillson5361 4 роки тому
Truth
@eibbor171
@eibbor171 3 роки тому
i can feel the PTSD on this guy and the agony in his voice
@daniellee6408
@daniellee6408 3 роки тому
I agree man :( He is getting good help and he can handle it just hard to talk about..
@Dilangior
@Dilangior 3 роки тому
@@daniellee6408 mannn I dont think u ever get past some of the shit that these soldiers see or go though
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
He has been healing a lot, look: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pZWnZpuvmWd0kZs.html
@noneyabidness6881
@noneyabidness6881 3 роки тому
Totally. Definitely has a tortured soul but along with that he has a perspective like no other. Truly a privilege to be able to hear someone like him share their experiences.
@danielbarbee7712
@danielbarbee7712 3 роки тому
@@Dilangior you don't. You learn to live with it. Not let it define you.
@jenniferandrews1917
@jenniferandrews1917 Рік тому
This dude has me tearing up. In my mind, it would be good to have Veterans like him consult with the US President. Mandatory
@scundoalex
@scundoalex Рік тому
26 minutes and 50 seconds we all need to see. So powerful to watch him describe what he went through. His eyes tell the whole story. Very, very moving. When comparing the country's feelings on 9/12/01 to the way people treat each other today, really hit hard. I remember 9/11 like it was yesterday and remember the day after. The way we united in tragedy and when I see the way we are today, so divided, it simply breaks your heart. He also, very effectively, describes the evil in the countries we fought in and the futile nature of war.
@mysalival100
@mysalival100 Рік тому
Honestly I think a lot of that is because the trust has gone it's more than likely the US government did 911. So why now would anyone feel that trust and compassion again? Everytime there is some terrible mass event now everyone is more busy working out if the government is responsible than consoling each other.
@joekresan8990
@joekresan8990 4 місяці тому
We were purposely divided.
@markcarr5142
@markcarr5142 2 роки тому
My brother was a Marine who lost several friends when the barracks were blown-up in Libya. He was also in the operation to secure Grenada. I asked him one time, if he ever wanted to be awarded the Medal Of Honor. He said Absolutely Not. Why, I asked. It's the best medal you can ever get. Because, he said. It's drenched in the blood of your friends. It carries the memory of an event that you can never forget, and it reminds you of the failure of a promise that you made to your buddies.....that you'll be there for them. Thank you, Robert Murphy. Uhhhh-rahhhhh.
@guillermoramirez8151
@guillermoramirez8151 2 роки тому
Damn
@mvshenhon8966
@mvshenhon8966 2 роки тому
That is a painful thought
@hellskitchen7853
@hellskitchen7853 2 роки тому
@Garret Lux an army or Marine rallying cry
@johnmora6258
@johnmora6258 2 роки тому
Hmm.. yeah ok .. pretty sure your brother had a boring time in the military.. people say shit for clout 🤣
@mikehawkhovers9872
@mikehawkhovers9872 2 роки тому
@@johnmora6258 And then there you saying shit for attention lol
@maximusbrandon9971
@maximusbrandon9971 4 роки тому
Watching this in Afghanistan right now.
@Widowson
@Widowson 4 роки тому
Damn brother. I know it doesnt change your physical situation but much love man. Rely on the people around you to draw strength as I'm sure you have been.
@maximusbrandon9971
@maximusbrandon9971 4 роки тому
@@Widowson Oh i'm not bad ass like Dakota, I'm just a contractor. It's not anything like it was in 2009 either. I'm blessed. Thanks for the love brother.
@pabloamordemaggybelovtrini2628
@pabloamordemaggybelovtrini2628 4 роки тому
I m watchin this from Russia. Respect man and good luck
@KneeoGeeo
@KneeoGeeo 4 роки тому
You shouldn't be there. Go fuck yourself
@gudboah4688
@gudboah4688 4 роки тому
Maximus Brandon I hope our dipshit president gets you the fuck out of there soon brother.
@dylankane9709
@dylankane9709 10 місяців тому
I met him today on Camp Lejeune. Awesome dude, very humble. He had alot to say on what makes a good NCO.
@shessoheavy6130
@shessoheavy6130 7 місяців тому
Today is September 12th and unfortunately, it's nothing like the unity we had on that fateful day twenty two years ago. You are intelligent, articulate, and wise beyond your years. More people in this country should have the appreciation and gratitude you demonstrate in your words and actions. It is an honor and a privilege to listen to you speak.
@Atombender
@Atombender 4 роки тому
He is proof that wisdom doesn't automatically come with age and rank.
@skeletoncrewtv1616
@skeletoncrewtv1616 3 роки тому
Agreed. This guy is inspirational. Just saw a film about another soldier that is amazing. Check this out. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fpqia6eGqJyk1p8.html
@Muddyres
@Muddyres 3 роки тому
Amen
@alexandria5758
@alexandria5758 3 роки тому
Wisdom comes from experience
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pZWnZpuvmWd0kZs.html
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
Age matters
@EliteTreats
@EliteTreats 2 роки тому
I was in BOOTCAMP in 2014 for the Marine Corps. At the very end we had our LAST hike back from the crucible. Our DI said that we were having a very special guest join us on the way back. Idr who we were guessing would come. But when it was Sgt Dakota Meyer, a living MOH recipient… it was absolutely amazing. He even joined us on our “warriors breakfast” and we all got to talk to him like a brother. Marine to Marine.
@Insuranceman99
@Insuranceman99 Рік тому
That’s super cool. Also thank you for your service 🫡
@boondocksaint621
@boondocksaint621 Рік тому
Hike? Like a…hike? Are you admin or something? A hike is something you do on leave on a trail.
@XxS1l3nTxa1Mx
@XxS1l3nTxa1Mx Рік тому
What did u ask him
@christopherwalker6056
@christopherwalker6056 Рік тому
@@boondocksaint621 You know what he meant. What else would he call it? A march?
@mrzorg8378
@mrzorg8378 Рік тому
No need for enlisting in government military. Just a plane ticket to Ukraine is all u need now.
@apacheoperator3207
@apacheoperator3207 3 місяці тому
Did 3 combat tours. 21 months in Afghanistan. Still serving today as an Apache pilot. I appreciate everyone who volunteered and served. Especially the ones that paved the way before me. Awesome interview, and I hope for the best for everyone here moving forward.
@davidglavind3477
@davidglavind3477 Рік тому
Has to be One of the Best interviews I have ever listened too .
@myleswarner2411
@myleswarner2411 4 роки тому
“Find a reason to get along , not y we shouldn’t get along “- Dakota Meyer
@greatratejake5675
@greatratejake5675 4 роки тому
This video should be shown in every American high school once a month forever.
@spiritualtone3508
@spiritualtone3508 4 роки тому
Jake geisser Definitely Agree
@Usmc5150
@Usmc5150 4 роки тому
I agree .
@NiijiBorn504
@NiijiBorn504 4 роки тому
I agree aswell
@paulgaldi7963
@paulgaldi7963 4 роки тому
So they learn to vote better? Yes, for THAT reason, I would agree.
@Felicidade101
@Felicidade101 4 роки тому
na better keep em ignorant. Show it to people in DOD
@hullcityafc72
@hullcityafc72 Рік тому
One of the most powerful and raw interviews I've ever seen
@K.Stroh_
@K.Stroh_ 3 роки тому
Wow, this is so powerful. Imagine killing someone and looking into their eyes as you kill them. Imagine the sleepless nights and replaying that it your mind the next 70 years. God bless our combat troops
@calito44
@calito44 3 роки тому
@Finest Bodybuilding Shop muskeln-kaufen.de Are you out of your mind? or just didnt take your daily medication? fucking nuts.....
@teamcoalhapcharcoal
@teamcoalhapcharcoal 3 роки тому
Imaginary man in the sky, bless people who kill others for government and corporate interests!
@Thisisitboys
@Thisisitboys Рік тому
I met this man today. He is still the same. He never even mentioned his Medal of Honor, or his story. He cares and his feelings are true.
@Ken_from_Mumbai
@Ken_from_Mumbai Рік тому
He was talking sense until he said how US should be going into other countries to regime change, about how people look to the US to come to their aid. That’s some class A bullshit that their commanders tell them to get them motivated. Absolutely no one wants a foreign army on their land, especially a one as powerful as the US. Only the Western elites, military industrial complex and corrupt politicians want war. I’m not Russian or Muslim, but the US is the worst country on the planet. They have destabilized a huge part of the world with their foreign policy, and the people who vote for them(citizens) are fully responsible even if they are blind to see it.
@jeremykoger9621
@jeremykoger9621 Рік тому
I'm sure he is
@squidwardo7074
@squidwardo7074 Рік тому
The people that get the medal of honor are the last ones to flaunt it
@bealby
@bealby Рік тому
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@bealby
@bealby Рік тому
​@@jeremykoger962188
@littleguy6753
@littleguy6753 8 місяців тому
I could describe combat for an hour straight and still feel like I've left something out. I have never described it in a way that left me satisfied.
@taylorjamesmovies
@taylorjamesmovies Рік тому
Man listening to this dude talk healed me a bit tonight. Thank you for your service and how you make me feel about my experiences
@Ch4MMPBoi
@Ch4MMPBoi 3 роки тому
“Nobody thought they were wrong...” that shit echoed.
@courtneyfoster209
@courtneyfoster209 Місяць тому
I saw one comment that called this guy a potato peeler even the cooks serve a vital purpose in the mission you post salute and respect to all my fellow vets 💪❤️
@billyb5847
@billyb5847 Рік тому
You can hear it in his voice!! 😢
@budcarr8673
@budcarr8673 4 роки тому
Perspective is everything. This man learned much from the worst day of his life.
@sareeyemanusqaame8723
@sareeyemanusqaame8723 4 роки тому
It took him to kill a man to learn. What if all of us kill someone to learn? Is the learned life more precious than the murdered life?
@Metaphix
@Metaphix 4 роки тому
@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 Join the marines killer
@Memento--Mori
@Memento--Mori 3 роки тому
Hardship makes you grow.
@caymuscairns6845
@caymuscairns6845 3 роки тому
A soldier does not kill because he hates what is in front of him, a soldier kills because he loves what it is behind him.
@lawrenceozuna1949
@lawrenceozuna1949 3 роки тому
And it's all about the person to the left of you and to the right of you. When I was in, I may have been at odds with some of the men I served with, hell even hated some of them, but I would have killed for them, protect them, made sure they came home. And the same from them for me.
@21Brace21
@21Brace21 3 роки тому
@@lawrenceozuna1949 salute big dawg 🤙🏼
@bradleyrogers6697
@bradleyrogers6697 3 роки тому
Not really. Soldiers start to hate when they see their friends killed right by their sides. That hate sustains them in the battle, it motivates them every moment and keeps them alive . It also begins the atrocities that the leave a terrible scar on everyone involved.
@ghettouptown6619
@ghettouptown6619 3 роки тому
That's not completely true
@adamwilson2227
@adamwilson2227 2 роки тому
@@lawrenceozuna1949 exactly. I get tired of that quote above lol. Its all about the Brotherhood. Nothing else matters.
@mokshaatmen856
@mokshaatmen856 Рік тому
dude went to my high school--there's a street named after him in my hometown. crazy what people can do cause you woulda never expected this cat to lay it down like he did--for others... for his brothers.
@Guyonnn
@Guyonnn Рік тому
The way this man talks hits me on such a deep fundamental human level. Even if you don’t support the military as a whole, I don’t see how you could not want to support individuals like this who face the worst situations ever to give us a sense of peace.
@pinkpurpler
@pinkpurpler 2 роки тому
“I dont hate him, i dont even know this guy” what a legend. The wisdom this man has is incredible.
@marwanmunywoki414
@marwanmunywoki414 2 роки тому
His wisdom doesn't dictate to him to speak the truth by saying they illegally invaded a muslim country to enforce their idea of freedom to a people who are guaranteed freedom by ALLAH and they live according to the Qur'an!!why don't u realize the fact that he killed an innocent man who was defending his country from invaders who want to enforce their pagan beliefs by force? No wonder your country is the touchstone for what oppression means..
@CASHPABLOG
@CASHPABLOG 2 роки тому
Basic quote
@keef9924
@keef9924 Рік тому
Out of everything he said this is what blew you away and gave you the impression that he’s wise?
@thepagecollective
@thepagecollective Рік тому
Dude is a profound human being. Human being. Just a human being.
@saddychak
@saddychak Рік тому
the fk wisdom? if he really had wisdom he cud have showed some restrain coz he is the trained one
@reddrickrichter1173
@reddrickrichter1173 4 роки тому
Its rough to hear pure honesty of taking a life, but it needs to be heard.
@DHarri9977
@DHarri9977 3 роки тому
Primal, to kill or be killed.
@KILLTHEM851
@KILLTHEM851 Рік тому
Good job Joe giving these Men of War a platform. Dakota definitely has a great heart and mind
@martyhawg
@martyhawg 7 місяців тому
I feel everything this warrior is feeling. Totally understand. Only hope we can grow old and teach the next generation.
@Cfullerrrr
@Cfullerrrr 4 роки тому
His eyes do the talking. Insane.
@Cfullerrrr
@Cfullerrrr 4 роки тому
Patricia Burkell i do. What’s that have to do with this. Good day.
@Cfullerrrr
@Cfullerrrr 4 роки тому
Patricia Burkell did i ever say they were eyes of a broken man? No i said they do the talking. insane. As in it’s insane how well i can see the struggles he’s been through without actually seeing what he’s been through. Quit replying to me trying to start something out of nothing. As someone who hasn’t been in combat, i am simply showing empathy. Again, good day.
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pZWnZpuvmWd0kZs.html
@codywarren5867
@codywarren5867 Рік тому
As a combat veteran, this is the most honest perspective I have ever heard. Joe rogan is the best man to allow different perspectives to voice these things to a wide audience.
@593PIMP
@593PIMP Рік тому
I agree. I'm also a combat veteran from Iraq, and the things he's said are exactly how I see things.
@lectrix8
@lectrix8 Рік тому
The wisdom and humility he has is the most impactful part of this interview.
@dantebalsimo65
@dantebalsimo65 Рік тому
This is one of the most honest things I have ever heard. You are not only thanked for you service but thanked for your sharing of your perspective. It has changed me
@sohrabtabrizi4457
@sohrabtabrizi4457 4 роки тому
Wow. "I would never ask for another 9/11 but I'd do anything for another 9/12." What a beautiful statement
@sareeyemanusqaame8723
@sareeyemanusqaame8723 4 роки тому
I think he stole it from someone else. I heard it before.
@sohrabtabrizi4457
@sohrabtabrizi4457 4 роки тому
@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 I don't believe he claimed to be the original author of it but regardless it's a beautiful statement.
@mastyer0fReality
@mastyer0fReality 4 роки тому
I dont understand the statement. Is he saying 911 made people act better to each other at home? Or is it that he wants a good reason to fight more?
@sohrabtabrizi4457
@sohrabtabrizi4457 4 роки тому
@@mastyer0fReality he misses the unity and oneness that the day after the attack brought our nation.
@Memento--Mori
@Memento--Mori 3 роки тому
@@mastyer0fReality 9/11 brought the entire nation together. There were no divides, no petty politics, only Americans. Nowadays, the country is divided between bs political drama, and media hysteria.
@dlanorpmactloh
@dlanorpmactloh 4 роки тому
"You're wasting my time, you'll never make it as a marine." Well played recruiter.
@ReadyFreddy1011
@ReadyFreddy1011 4 роки тому
Ron Holtcamp 🤣
@Chubby_Mug
@Chubby_Mug 4 роки тому
How is that well played?
@ReadyFreddy1011
@ReadyFreddy1011 4 роки тому
Dougie D it’s classic reverse psychology lol
@tingispingis
@tingispingis 4 роки тому
@@Chubby_Mug Because Meyers ended up as a marine. The recruiter did his job
@DHarri9977
@DHarri9977 3 роки тому
Reverse psychology
@Gretschnut
@Gretschnut Рік тому
What a thoughtful, intelligent, articulate, compassionate, young hero. So impressed by this young man and by the excellence that is a Joe Rogan interview.
@teodorosanto9781
@teodorosanto9781 Рік тому
The wonderful message of freedom that this Soldier carries in his heart
@FernandoDenise2558
@FernandoDenise2558 Рік тому
Marine*
@Adelaide-audits.
@Adelaide-audits. Рік тому
A marine is a soldier!! A soldier is not necessarily a marine.... This man called himself a soldier. I think, because he has said, "2 soldiers from opposite sides sharing the end moment. Why is this "label" here? To make us feel different??? His whole point, is we're all the same. But hoo rah!! I feel ya!! Semper fi
@animepussy8356
@animepussy8356 Рік тому
How "free" is Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, Yemen and all the other failed countries America has brought it's freedom(tm) to? How many are dead?
@nolanjames3908
@nolanjames3908 Рік тому
Marine
@nolanjames3908
@nolanjames3908 Рік тому
@@kojimayuki3704 come to my doorstep
@VapeLegends
@VapeLegends 4 роки тому
“If we don’t connect with each other it’s because we choose not too.” Well said
@skeletoncrewtv1616
@skeletoncrewtv1616 3 роки тому
Hell ya. Just saw another video about a soldier (Monty Granger) that puts your comment into perspective. Check this out. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fpqia6eGqJyk1p8.html
@6240551
@6240551 4 роки тому
This Marine is so wise and thoughtful. I just really enjoyed listening to him.
@someone6162
@someone6162 Рік тому
What a powerful testimony Mr Meyer!! Let's strive for Love and Peace!!! A warrior in the true sense!!
@sunlin894
@sunlin894 7 місяців тому
I love our heroes like him. Thank you - please write a book - tell this story and your thoughts
@littleguy6753
@littleguy6753 Рік тому
Someone asked me what combat was like. The best way to describe it is something you can't explain until you go through it. My wife said the "old me" died in Iraq & we're both still getting used to the "new version of me". It's been 15 years.
@combatmedic4087
@combatmedic4087 Рік тому
Well said. I did two tours in Iraq, one in Afghanistan, one in Bosnia , and one in Kuwait during the gulf war as a combat medic and when I would come home and be around friends and family, they would always ask “so how was it”. It’s very hard to put into words and explain unless you have lived it.
@blackdonaldtrump3869
@blackdonaldtrump3869 11 місяців тому
Thank you for your service. You’re the definition of what a man should be in this country. Keep fighting and take care of yourself brother. 🇺🇸
@kindacoolstuff1595
@kindacoolstuff1595 8 місяців тому
Hope you’re doing well brother
@littleguy6753
@littleguy6753 8 місяців тому
@combatmedic4087 the only way I could describe it, without getting emotional is: imagine going through your day, doing your normal routine and then something to your left blows up without warning and everything gets hectic for a minute, then stops for no reason.
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 7 місяців тому
Out of all the stories we hear like this, men being essentially traumatized for life for what they went through, it's amazing to me that we still have young men volunteering for this job.
@c.j.9072
@c.j.9072 3 роки тому
It's been 10 years and he talks about it like it happened the other day: And still feeling the effects of what took place and still here talking about it one tough dude right there true American Hero
@travissecrist4693
@travissecrist4693 3 місяці тому
I’ve listened to this countless times over the years and everytime he’s telling the rock story I have to remember to breathe.
@beaziebone5706
@beaziebone5706 4 місяці тому
This the most heart touching story. It helps you understand these people's mindset better. Made me really visualize it like I'm in the fields. Man's said a lot of stuff that hit hard. I'll always come back to this video when I'm loosing my humanity and appreciation for life
@paulinoking123
@paulinoking123 4 роки тому
Based on how detailed the story is I can tell he relives that day everyday. Jesus
@jacobcibert4179
@jacobcibert4179 4 роки тому
federal reserve the fuck are you saying? Pos do sum better with your life
@highnitro707
@highnitro707 3 роки тому
Watching Dakota's eyes dart around while he tries to explain his stories so diplomatically... in anticipation of the potential viewers opinions that may be encountered here on UKposts is so inspiring to me as an american... The amount of respect I have for people like this, people that have given everything just dwarfs the problems i think i have in my own life... makes me just shut my mouth and quit complaining...cause somewhere out there someone has it worse...
@daniellee6408
@daniellee6408 3 роки тому
thats how you know what he is saying is all facts! Can't fake that emotion that is in his voice.
@jessicapabstconrad
@jessicapabstconrad 3 роки тому
It’s sad that he has to tell his stories with concern for the opinions of others in mind. OPINIONS. When he’s discussing facts. When’s he’s simply telling us what actually happened..
@jessicapabstconrad
@jessicapabstconrad 2 роки тому
@Bryan Lacount Especially in this day and age.
@ajberry3358
@ajberry3358 2 роки тому
That’s more of a symptom of PTSD. Dude is scanning for possible threats in the room.
@omarvasquez445
@omarvasquez445 6 місяців тому
Thank you sir for your service, thank you so much... God bless you and yours.
@evanhaddad1960
@evanhaddad1960 Рік тому
Timeless story of war, thanks for your service Dakota. The trauma of war reverberates down through generations.
@nebulousisgod
@nebulousisgod 3 роки тому
Despite the evil economics of war, it’s awesome to see someone so damn patriotic and grateful to be an American. Especially right now.
@funnyguy5746
@funnyguy5746 3 роки тому
Afghanistan has evil economics?
@MIG95374
@MIG95374 3 роки тому
Patriotism is low iq
@b-bopeddie1290
@b-bopeddie1290 3 роки тому
@@MIG95374 NO , it's how you save your country from morons like you actually .......
@mikemolossi1701
@mikemolossi1701 3 роки тому
you really didnt grasp shit about what he said
@jacobdaltondonaldson8624
@jacobdaltondonaldson8624 2 роки тому
@@MIG95374 IT'S ONLY LOW IQ TO AN INDIVIDUAL LIKE YOURSELF WHO MAY OR MAY NOT BE SOMEONE WHO WASN'T BORN IN THIS COUNTRY, SO HOW COULD YOU BE EDUCATED, GET GOOSE BUMPS, BE HONORED TO HAVE HEROES LIKE THIS "MAN" REPRESENT AND FIGHT FOR THE FREEDOMS THAT YOU TAKE FOR GRANTED BECAUSE YOUR KNOWLEDGE, FACTS, AND DEFINITION OF A PATRIOT IS ONLY DEFINED IN YOUR MIND HOW YOU PERFORM WITH YOUR FICTIONAL CHARACTER THAT YOU PLAY AS EVERYDAY ONLINE DURING "CALL OF DUTY".... BUT HOPEFULLY SOMEDAY YOU WILL GET OUT OF YOUR PARENTS BASEMENT, TEAR YOURSELF AWAY FROM THAT FALSE REALITY OF ONLINE GAMING, AND SEE HOW LUCKY UR BECAUSE YOU HAVE "NO IDEA" THE SACRIFICE AND COURAGE IT TOOK TO ENSURE PEOPLE LIKE YOU "HAVE WHAT YOU TAKE FORGRANTED EVERYDAY".... HOPEFULLY NEXT TIME YOU THINK ABOUT BELITTLING ARE NATIONS BEST AND BRAVEST CITIZENS YOU WILL KEEP IT TO YOURSELF.
@GR018
@GR018 3 роки тому
This guy is a great representative for service members. Being a veteran who served overseas, I got emotional listening to this.
@julieclark3647
@julieclark3647 Рік тому
Hes been there in Afghanistan..fprthe last 3 year's. Coming back this weekend..fonally.
@texanchelito
@texanchelito 8 місяців тому
Gosh this brought tears to my eyes. What humility
@andrewkiffe5354
@andrewkiffe5354 10 місяців тому
What a amazing interview of an amazing person! This is what the real heros look like ! This person is the best example of what keeps us free ! I wish the best to him and his family!
@seancoats1241
@seancoats1241 4 роки тому
One of my favorite Clint Eastwood quotes from Unforgiven it’s kinda of a simple quote: “Killing a man is a hell of thing. You take away everything he has and everything is gonna have.”
@davidsemldr7174
@davidsemldr7174 3 роки тому
Yep, great quote from that movie. The other one is "We've all got it coming."
@sleepinginmybed4782
@sleepinginmybed4782 3 роки тому
"Its like a brand, a brand that sticks." --Shane.
@mateo801
@mateo801 4 роки тому
You took his life Because he was going to take yours. It was you or him. Thank you for your service sir.
@Gobackto4chan
@Gobackto4chan 4 роки тому
Agreed. Still it must be jarring
@shannondove96
@shannondove96 4 роки тому
But the problem is ,....he is the bad guy, and the guy he killed is the good guy
@UrbanMatts
@UrbanMatts 4 роки тому
shannon dove go tell him he’s the bad guy
@shannondove96
@shannondove96 4 роки тому
Mattz lol should i be armed when i do it?
@ExplainedSimply12
@ExplainedSimply12 4 роки тому
If you had stayed in your own country maybe none of you would have died
@billdoor5407
@billdoor5407 Рік тому
you can hear the emotion and respect in joes voice also
@jeffbriggs7735
@jeffbriggs7735 Рік тому
Dakota Meyer knows what's going on. Thank you for your service and for sharing your story with us.
@dennisddd8243
@dennisddd8243 3 роки тому
Hands down best interview I believe I've ever heard. If we could only get this caliber of men in our government running our country. What a great country we would truly. Why not?
@crackazack510
@crackazack510 3 роки тому
I wish brother! Unfortunately this caliber of men and politicians are opposite ends of the spectrum...
@adamj8385
@adamj8385 3 роки тому
We got one atleast, former Seal ,Dan Crenshaw , from Texas of course
@napoleonbonerfart278
@napoleonbonerfart278 3 роки тому
Lol this guy thinks 9/11 happened because "these people hate us because they hate us" and clearly has 0 knowledge of the Soviet-Afghan War and our involvement. We created a lot of the instability happening in the middle East right now. We've been doing it for decades. 9/11 was terrible, the things the Taliban and Isis do to the people over there is terrible, but I can't help to wonder what it'd be like right now if the u.s. had never stuck its nose in their business to begin with? Good chance 9/11 and isis would have never happened. As far as the Taliban goes, anyone with even limited knowledge of the history of Afghanistan would immediately know its the one place on the planet you don't want to go to war in and its probably best to let the ancient tribes of that area squabble amongst themselves like they've been doing for centuries. This guy would most definitely NOT make a good politician.
@dennisddd8243
@dennisddd8243 3 роки тому
@@napoleonbonerfart278 why do you think 9/11 happened? These people from birth are taught that their religion dictates the future, to them you're either with them or dead. There seems to be no middle ground. The only thing they understand and respect is War. I'm sure not all of them but the vast majority. The Middle East has always been a very violent place especially for Outsiders. However I do agree with you that we need to stay out of it as best we can. But on the other hand we cannot allow other countries and fanatic religious leaders to dictate do these people their personal vendettas
@stanley6282
@stanley6282 3 роки тому
We never will because men and woman like this cant be corrupt enough to be a politician
@squirrelfornuts5136
@squirrelfornuts5136 2 роки тому
It would be great if Joe could interview Dakota to get his thoughts on Afghanistan today
@osio7528
@osio7528 2 роки тому
Agree.
@Creditwisela1
@Creditwisela1 2 роки тому
Definitely
@johnroberthanna1623
@johnroberthanna1623 Рік тому
7:33 -- most important statement in the whole talk. Good job, JRE - a terrific interview.
@user-qk9yh1zp4u
@user-qk9yh1zp4u 5 місяців тому
I’m happy he’s able to understand there’s nothing wrong with taking the enemy, it’s just your beliefs and theirs, not even hateful of one another, and the words he’s said afterwards. Such an amazing man to have the gift of hearing. Thank you for the interview
@calvindirette4860
@calvindirette4860 4 роки тому
The united states is lucky to have this man living here. Thank you to him for everything he did, the guy fucking saved 36 people.
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
But the 4 guys he really wanted to save
@miciboo9993
@miciboo9993 3 роки тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pZWnZpuvmWd0kZs.html
@BMAN-qt3ro
@BMAN-qt3ro 3 роки тому
Amazing on so many levels
@progrip1985
@progrip1985 4 роки тому
This was one of the most powerful Clips I've ever seen on Joe Rogan this man needs to have people listen to him we can learn so much on life and Liberty from him
@oldrestless
@oldrestless 4 роки тому
Haha nope
@FurzilllA
@FurzilllA 4 роки тому
dont put it to high up there, its 1 view of a childsoldier
@scottverge938
@scottverge938 4 роки тому
Are you kidding? He's a fucking moron who learned nothing from his experiences and has completely bought into the idea of American war propaganda. And you have Bernie as your profile picture?
@marcuscole3679
@marcuscole3679 4 роки тому
@@scottverge938 typical edgelord liberal cant just ignore the shit you dont like
@marcuscole3679
@marcuscole3679 4 роки тому
@@scottverge938 the man who fought for your freedom to Express yourself is a moron lol
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