Theatre Kid Reacts to Five Finger Death Punch: Wrong Side Of Heaven 

Thank you.

Freedom is NOT FREE! THANK YOU

thank you

Same brother...

Thank you sir. So much.

😢 Me too!!

Agreed

I'm sorry for your loss. Get that horn over here and lets🇸🇪 🍻

Semper Fi, especially to the fallen

@@henriksjoblom skol

@@dietbuddha Semper Fi brother

I feel you bro. Love to you and yours.

First of all, thank you for your service. Thought of enlisting myself. Anyway I love their music. They don’t pull any punches and tells stories of what it’s like to be a soldier. Not just because they’re highly trained badasses, but it shines a light of how society views them. How society also shines a light of hypocrisy. We show the American soldier as heroes, but to the government there just tools. Seen as “expendable” which is morally unacceptable. They talk about stolen valor in ( fake) and the struggles of morality being a soldier, being forced to make decisions that chip away at their souls. Even question themselves as people after all of the things that they done or sacrificed for their country. It’s fucked up, but to have determination to live despite the odds by giving a middle finger the haters saying “I’m a soldier, I fought and suffered.I have killed and done what I had to keep me and my men breathing under orders given to me. I was on the front lines and had to bury my brothers/ sisters who fought along side me for your right to speak and live free. Im a little fucked up sure but I made my path and choices ultimately and I’m going to live with them. This is who I am. If you don’t like it then you can leave snowflakes.” Over all in my opinion it’s bravery incarnate. Something I heavily respect. I know partially, because Ivan was a Marine himself if I recall so he knows how it is.

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Army brat from desert storm era..My dad was shipping out we were in Ft. Leonard Wood at the time ❤

1AD OPCON to the 2ACR checking in.

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Respects to your Dad, and Brother for there Service. Thank You for being an American worth fighting for. From an Old Cold Veteran of the First Armored Division Artillery. Who did my Tour in Nurumburg West Germany. Apt. 87-Jul. 89 Right before the Collapse of the Soviet Iron Curtain in Central Europe.

My grandfather was a WWII and Korea vet. He never talked about it, but I could always see the pain and grief in his eyes, even as a small child. He would do this thing where he would be talking about something (anything) and in the middle would just stop and stare, then resume. It was several years after he passed that my father told me it was his memories flooding in and consuming him. I pray for a day when this world doesn't require people to solve differences by killing mass amounts of others.

I second that request. Maybe listen to both, the original and the cover by Sabaton.

Could add Price of a mile aswell.

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I love that song, but its so hard to listen too, same day i heard it for first time, a person i held dear died. ;_;