Jocko Podcast 85 w/ Echo Charles - Rationalizing Evil Deeds. "Ordinary Men"

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 27 гру 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 166

  • @WalterwhitesRV
    @WalterwhitesRV Місяць тому +1

    Definitely a must read, it should be necessary for schools to encourage students to learn about the atrocities that have occurred throughout history, especially those within the last century.

  • @MyMediaConsulting
    @MyMediaConsulting 7 років тому +120

    That is one of the hardest books to read. The vocabulary isn't challenging. The challenge is the sheer emotional weight you will feel.

    • @raimundosilva4382
      @raimundosilva4382 5 років тому

      Deixa ele lá tira ele sempre fizeram é o que ele sempre fizeram e alguém sabe fazer o que ele somente sabe fazer o que ele saiu de sempre eles são os Primeiro eles são sempre lixo eles nunca vão deixar de ser lixo ele nunca vou deixar de ser nunca vou deixar de ser ladrão nunca vou deixar de ser corrupto nunca vou deixar de levar a mentira ele sempre tô com mentira então eu não eu tô quieto no meu canto Ele estudou provocando se eu estou provocando Então vamos continuar enquanto estiver me quando eu estiver me condenando eu tô mostrando direto para a população Quem são eles tô nem aí vão para o quinto dos inferno

    • @vincepanico188
      @vincepanico188 3 роки тому +1

      Ive gone sober and my tears are flowing. This is the exact spot im at where jocko begins.

    • @seancronincom
      @seancronincom 3 роки тому

      Listening to it on Audible at the moment. It's hard to believe what your even hearing. Most of these men weren't nazis, they didn't hate Jews, yet they murdered men, women, children and babies, when they were simply ordered to do it. It is just unbelievable that it actually happened. Its f*****g crazy the endless list of towns and villages that were liquidated of the Jewish population. I'm only half way through and it's made me sick to my stomach the fact these were family men from ordinary backgrounds like anyone of us.

    • @josericotaconachoquesodill2615
      @josericotaconachoquesodill2615 2 роки тому +1

      I feel the same way about gulag archipelago. A bit tough to read but it's the emotional impact that makes it hard for me to pick up again and again.

  • @1whiskeydelta
    @1whiskeydelta 7 років тому +70

    I heard an excellent quote "Evil depends on the silence of good people". Very apropo to this event.

    • @MoonChildMedia
      @MoonChildMedia 7 років тому +4

      Evil also depends on people (police) willing to carry out evil acts.

    • @roepert69
      @roepert69 6 років тому +11

      The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke

    • @1walkerw
      @1walkerw 3 роки тому +1

      Edmund Burke, the father of modern conservatism, I believe.

  • @RickNazden
    @RickNazden 7 років тому +21

    had to read this twice during my time studying totalitarianism in school. truly terrifying book. thanks for talking about it, Jocko.

  • @cavscout62
    @cavscout62 3 роки тому +8

    Great book, should be required reading for High Schools nationwide.

  • @Kash-pu4qe
    @Kash-pu4qe 7 років тому +103

    Been wanting to read "Ordinary Men" since Jordan Peterson recommended it. Now I absolutely have to read this book. Horrifying no doubt, but since when has history been anything but horrifying. On a side note, why do we not learn things like this in school?

    • @dannypinn
      @dannypinn 7 років тому +12

      Ascendant I heard about this book from Dr Peterson too. It's terrifying how this can happen to every day people. I'm reading The Gulag Archepelego from his recommendations too. The Soviet regime was horrific too.

    • @davewilson6313
      @davewilson6313 7 років тому +13

      Ascendant because the people who run school districts are too busy shoving postmodernist, multicultural, leftist propaganda down the throats of children and adolescents. Also, Jews are no longer an officially sanctioned victim group. We're on the third generation of teachers who are largely products of the liberal/leftist indoctrination centers that used to be colleges of education.

    • @crisisactor420
      @crisisactor420 7 років тому +3

      Ascendant - Yeah dude, it's a crazy read for sure. I see that this is an old comment but non-the-less, I hope you've read it. Excellent book.

    • @raimundosilva4382
      @raimundosilva4382 5 років тому

      U começar a matar ali é o seguinte tem que conversar matar a respeitar a lei e sem voltar a cumprir com a lei não interessa não me interessa por tinha lá para tia cabra baixo para Paula Ltda coralli tô nem aí as forças tô pedindo para começar a matar simples simples e fácil começar a matar a lei vai voltar tudo ao normal então Duda pode latir só tô pedindo para ele começar a matar a população na rua Eu Confio e acredito na população Eu Confio e acredito que vai começar a matar blá blá blá

    • @Wesker10000
      @Wesker10000 4 роки тому +4

      You do learn about things like this in school. I'm at University of Toronto anyway, and it was on the required reading for my holocaust class.

  • @Dizz00005
    @Dizz00005 7 років тому +28

    Very heavy book, I'm thankful it's getting reviewed.

    • @michaelgadilhe1509
      @michaelgadilhe1509 7 років тому +1

      It was published 25 years ago and was reviewed all over the country. How "ordinary" men become killers

  • @Thundermonkey2009
    @Thundermonkey2009 7 років тому +22

    Harrowing, stark and horrifying. These podcasts are the hardest to bear, and that's what makes them so memorable, and so necessary.

  • @arphaksad01
    @arphaksad01 6 років тому +8

    Powerful book. My mother as a child (she was born in '34) witnessed (they stumbled upon it and hid in the woods) along with her mother Nazis killing Jews as described in the book in Poland near Radwan village which near Tarnow. Oddly enough, she and her family experienced Nazi occupation but she said that German soldiers were nice to them. They gave the kids chocolates. They preferred German to Russian soldiers. Russians were uncultured/wild. It sounds odd but that's her experience. This is the reason why we must never give up our guns.

    • @AMG-316
      @AMG-316 3 роки тому +2

      Your absolutely 💯 correct. For our countrymen to stand against tyranny.... if it ever comes to that again!

  • @jacobgutierrez2471
    @jacobgutierrez2471 4 роки тому +5

    My favorite podcast out of them all, I listen to this one once a week.

    • @scottsmith2724
      @scottsmith2724 3 роки тому +4

      That's a lot bro. He has others just as dark and real.

    • @Elric707
      @Elric707 2 роки тому +3

      @@scottsmith2724 The Unit 731 reading fucked me up for ages

  • @Tettrah_
    @Tettrah_ 3 роки тому +5

    This is an important portion of history for people to understand, lest we do it again.

    • @James-dc3yt
      @James-dc3yt 3 роки тому +2

      It's happening right now....against the unvaccinated

    • @Tettrah_
      @Tettrah_ 3 роки тому

      @@James-dc3yt it's happening to everyone. It won't be long before you need 6 jabs and a QR code to leave your house and once you do leave, tracked everywhere you go. An authoritarians wet dream.

  • @bethupton4787
    @bethupton4787 6 років тому +19

    Will you be doing a podcast on The Gulag Archipelago?

    • @KR-nv3ru
      @KR-nv3ru 6 років тому +3

      Oh, yaaasssssss! 😍🙌 Great suggestion. (You're a fellow "lobster", I presume?!)

  • @mellowdann
    @mellowdann 7 років тому +43

    1:33:56 - Jocko communicating with the aliens

  • @IIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIII
    @IIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIII 7 років тому +5

    Thanks for covering the book. I want to echo the idea of covering unit 731 as well, doesn't get darker than that.

    • @debbiemartin3509
      @debbiemartin3509 4 роки тому +2

      Jocko did a podcast on Unit 731. It's just as dark and heavy as this podcast.

  • @bobojangles22
    @bobojangles22 7 років тому +3

    Hooah! Bust open another book Jock love it.

  • @angmori172
    @angmori172 3 роки тому +4

    If "Orders are Orders" doesn't hold up for soldiers who risk court martial and death by firing squad for disobeying those same orders, it doesn't hold up for cops enforcing immoral laws, i. e. the drug war. Ruining peoples' lives over fucking plants, because "I'm doing my job, I'm just following orders, I'm not the one making policy" is even less excusable for a person who can simply quit their job and find a new one.

  • @jamescampbell3159
    @jamescampbell3159 3 роки тому +1

    This only has 58k views??? Should have millions

  • @violinsinthevoid4579
    @violinsinthevoid4579 5 років тому +3

    Visiting this after watching the harrowing film Son of Saul. That's a truly authentic telling of the holocaust's horrors.

  • @steventhompson399
    @steventhompson399 4 роки тому +2

    I have an old book called "the good old days" which is not a book written by an author about shootings in eastern Europe but basically is a series of firsthand accounts by various germans who witnessed or perpetrated executions during the war, it's like hearing the shooters describe the shooting in their own words, it was interesting to see how they talked about it... also I listened to a podcast recently about the Glencoe massacre after William took over from James in the glorious revolution and these British soldiers were staying with local Highlanders and living with them for a time enjoying their hospitality then suddenly received orders to turn on them and massacre everyone not just the men, interesting to see how that played out...

  • @Heinrick192
    @Heinrick192 6 років тому +3

    I'm about to start reading this myself. Thanks for your examination.

  • @brandonpeniuk
    @brandonpeniuk 7 років тому +38

    Have you thought of interviewing David Goggins.

    • @nknownnknown7613
      @nknownnknown7613 7 років тому +1

      i hope jocko see this pls jocko get goggins i kno you will properly pick his brain it will be gold

    • @fomaden
      @fomaden 7 років тому +2

      he could also do interview with this seal who shot Bin Laden www.rt.com/usa/seal-bin-shooter-us-944/

    • @nknownnknown7613
      @nknownnknown7613 7 років тому +5

      goggins doing it for the fallen and injured soldiers oneil does it for himself trying to take credit off covert ops real seals dont kiss and tell Teamwork makes dreamswork

    • @BrodyToYou
      @BrodyToYou 7 років тому

      J

    • @KR-nv3ru
      @KR-nv3ru 6 років тому

      If only!! I would die from sheer happiness should that ever happen. 😍

  • @r0ky_M
    @r0ky_M 3 роки тому +8

    Question: Had Jocko been a patriotic German in 1940 aspiring to be an elite warrior , he would have joined Waffen SS and followed orders..Yes or No ?

    • @weignerleigner3037
      @weignerleigner3037 3 роки тому +8

      Statistically he most likely would’ve of. Your choices at that time are following orders or being killed or put in a labor camp.

  • @mscott3679
    @mscott3679 5 років тому +12

    UA-cam just literaly advertised donuts before jocko podcast. Its like they have no clue who he is...

  • @lethalwolf7455
    @lethalwolf7455 6 місяців тому +1

    Most of us would’ve done the same as these ordinary men. I hate to admit it but I would have too, so would Jocko, and likely so would you

  • @dogbuggy32
    @dogbuggy32 2 роки тому +4

    I'm building a 69 Chevelle. 3 hours goes fast. Thank you guys for all these great vids.

  • @matthewsaenz99
    @matthewsaenz99 4 роки тому +1

    I watched this and this explains all the riots and controversy of what needs to be seen and done

  • @samrobertstravel
    @samrobertstravel 7 років тому +4

    Get Ant Middleton on here, he'd be a superb guest.

  • @hipqban169
    @hipqban169 4 роки тому +2

    If anyone wanted to know where jocko stands regarding removing confederate flags and statues, here you have it. “If we forget, we don’t learn..”

    • @abuddyofmine2524
      @abuddyofmine2524 4 роки тому +1

      I think we should keep them up but you dont need statues to remember

  • @aaronm8143
    @aaronm8143 4 роки тому +1

    I’ll need to pick this up tomorrow afternoon. I’ve been looking for some important non fiction to read.

  • @charlesdarwin2118
    @charlesdarwin2118 3 роки тому +2

    Great work. Thx

  • @brianmclean8732
    @brianmclean8732 7 років тому +1

    An early copy of the book pre-published is a Galley.

  • @ricom2225
    @ricom2225 7 років тому +9

    Jocko, I'm sure a lot of people will agree with me on this , I would love to hear a podcast from you that is focused on jiu jitsu , I recently started taking classes in bjj predominantly because I hear you talk about it often on your podcast it really stood out when you said one of your children asked if super powers were a real thing and you replied with " jiu jitsu" .. I would love to hear how your experience was starting as a white belt being that it's a little discouraging already and any advice or tips on practicing and learning faster or better outside of class . I'm already fascinated with the sport of bjj but as I mentioned it's very frustrating how technical and slow I feel that I'm comprehending the fundamentals. Would love to hear your story and point of view on the whole learning process

    • @andrewreid9027
      @andrewreid9027 7 років тому +3

      Agreed, a podcast focused on Jocko's Jiu Jitsu journey would be great!

    • @thewhitedeath586
      @thewhitedeath586 7 років тому +1

      Ricardo Munoz Fuck no, no one wants to hear about that goofy shit. We want this type shit!

    • @ricom2225
      @ricom2225 7 років тому +1

      TheWhiteDeath do yourself a favor , take one bjj class and you will disagree with your last comment .

    • @nicholascetrangolo8400
      @nicholascetrangolo8400 7 років тому +2

      thewhitedeath wants to get put in a kimura

    • @buddyjjack332
      @buddyjjack332 7 років тому

      i love that you started something new. remember to keep it simple. step back take a breath and smile. cause you are learning something new. so keep it simple. do not measure your progress by how fast you think you can get to the next level or how fast you pick up the moves. the start of anything new all start by learning the basics. take the time to do your move very slow noting where each part of your body is. they say slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
      anytime you get discouraged feeling step back breath and smile, cause you took it as far as you know how to do it. That is the time you are ready to learn so be open and positive to ask for correction or evaluation on your action.
      keep on your diet. take care of your body. your body will take care of you.
      take notes and when you are watching t.v. do push ups during the commercials. the big thing is breathing right controlling your mind to regulate the heartbeat. enjoy the fact you are doing something.

  • @andrewstacey4868
    @andrewstacey4868 5 років тому +3

    I want the shirt w echo's face!!!

  • @cyndirymer7068
    @cyndirymer7068 7 років тому +3

    I needed this thanks. Echo, 12 minutes is good. It is your art 🙂

  • @kennysartwork5827
    @kennysartwork5827 3 роки тому +2

    1941 , SAME REASON - 1966 U.S. MARINES MEI LI VIETNAM, THE LAST CHAPTER IN THE BOOK SAYS WE ALL WOULD DO THE SAME HENCE THE TITLE "ORDINARY MEN"

  • @Shoutinthewind
    @Shoutinthewind Рік тому +1

    What is so evil is that they used some of what is best in man, in order to get them to commit the worst crimes imaginable.

  • @0num4
    @0num4 7 років тому +1

    "Group exercise"
    Where I'm from, we called that "morning formation" :)

  • @adamskinner5868
    @adamskinner5868 6 років тому

    I saw an interview of a survivor of a B17 crew, 10 men who were being marched through a city they had just bombed and the population were still digging out the bodies, collecting them for disposal, trying to find their loved ones and neighbors, finding out who had survived or been killed or missing. People started yelling abuse, formed into a mob and physically attacked them with whatever was a hand. Their guards tried to protect them but most of the airmen were killed or survived by chance after they were thought to be dead. They suffered the homicidal rage of ordinary folks who had themselves suffered and been powerless to stop the destruction of their homes and families. The fact that it was war, that they knew their air force had done the same to other cities etc didn't matter, they wanted revenge and were given the opportunity to take it which they did. I also read about Belgian's taking revenge after the war on people of German decent, imprisoning them in the same camps the Germans had used, torturing and murdering a large percentage, allowing many more to die from disease and neglect. This wasn't uncommon in countries that had been occupied with many folks punished for their behavior or perceived loyalties during the war and lots of old scores settled with violence. The fact was most of the people suffering weren't the same people who had caused others to suffer and those taking vengeance hadn't been the folks who really suffered. I suppose my point is that ordinary people will act in terrible ways including murder and torture if they can justify it and if they don't think they will be held accountable for their actions at the present time by their peers or those in authority. The same thing happened in the detention centers the US set up in Iraq and Afghanistan after their invasions although maybe they left the summary executions to others. It seems that ordinary people can turn homicidal very easily without an active authority and social order restraining them and promising punishment for those involved.

    • @MoonChildMedia
      @MoonChildMedia 6 років тому

      Then it seems to me people need to stop believing in the myth of authority.

    • @Medietos
      @Medietos 2 роки тому +2

      @@MoonChildMedia . And stop believing in their illusion of themselves being so good.

  • @soapy05
    @soapy05 7 років тому +12

    Very heavy podcast. All it takes is apathy

  • @michael7v6
    @michael7v6 7 років тому +2

    Orders?!? Jocko ain't having it!

  • @BilldoDilldo
    @BilldoDilldo 2 місяці тому

    ❤ this reading. 😔 what a nightmare… there’s a documentary video of this book on a platform. But it has been clearly watered down.

  • @scottsmith2724
    @scottsmith2724 2 місяці тому

    After 2020. I am convinced this could happen again. Not enough people know this history and 2020 proved that.

  • @PTS156
    @PTS156 2 роки тому +1

    Disgusting that people can let it get to this point. Learn from history or be doomed to repeat it.

  • @vincepanico188
    @vincepanico188 3 роки тому +2

    Im 1/4 in.....man this is rough to read(listen to.)

    • @zebruciewillis2434
      @zebruciewillis2434 3 роки тому

      I had to read it in seperate occasions. It had me gripped to it but just thinking about it made my stomach churn, and I've been fine sitting inside a septic tank. Those horrifying actions just fuck you up.

  • @patrickbrady9149
    @patrickbrady9149 3 місяці тому

    Only 75,000 views? Hmm. Guess that’s why we are where we are at right now?

  • @cme0x401
    @cme0x401 2 роки тому

    How many mothers in this book exhibited a propensity for violence to protect their children?

  • @boerbeun
    @boerbeun 11 місяців тому

    39:20 and what if their evolutionaire genes react heavier on the sight of blood. And they therefore trigger themselves into alarm mode?
    Echo says its the moral part. But as they couldnt put forth a reasoning towards that repulsion, is that also an option?

  • @curlybobz
    @curlybobz 7 років тому +3

    Would be interested to know if those who refused had any strong religious affiliations.

  • @maryshaffer8474
    @maryshaffer8474 4 роки тому

    UA-cam has an audible one.

  • @newageretard5990
    @newageretard5990 3 роки тому +1

    Evil doesn't exist it's all just love man.

  • @225Peaches
    @225Peaches 7 років тому +2

    I'm just saying, it seems like Echo is holding back his "dang" ever since the release of his shirt happened. 🤔

  • @Liam-ly8rv
    @Liam-ly8rv 5 років тому

    Another thing the Trawniki men weren't russian but Ukrainian. In 1941 Himmler ordered Globocnik to start recruiting mainly Ukrainian auxiliaries among the Soviet POWs, due to ongoing close relations with the local Ukrainian Hilfsverwaltung. They were also used as Sonderkommando in concentration camps. Using the word Russian whitewashes over the other majority nationalties including heavy representation from the Baltics. Who probably due to strategic reasons for NATO against Russia are convenientky forgotten.

  • @Medfordmalden
    @Medfordmalden 7 років тому +17

    If you removed the Jocko Pause, the show would be an hour shorter. (Rolllin' and Trollin')

  • @BilldoDilldo
    @BilldoDilldo 2 місяці тому

    This is the stuff of nightmares. The horror. 😑

  • @idzik2007
    @idzik2007 6 років тому +3

    Im from Poland 15 miles from this place

    • @Helmholtzwatson1984
      @Helmholtzwatson1984 4 роки тому

      Is there anything unnerving to do this day if you go to that forest?

    • @idzik2007
      @idzik2007 4 роки тому +2

      @@Helmholtzwatson1984 Not really, everywhere in Poland we had so much going on on WW2 , 30% Poles died on that war

    • @Helmholtzwatson1984
      @Helmholtzwatson1984 4 роки тому

      @@idzik2007 good point...

  • @sonoftheseahound9356
    @sonoftheseahound9356 7 років тому +9

    It's like story time for psychopaths.

  • @crackcoursehistory4566
    @crackcoursehistory4566 3 роки тому

    Free audio book on UA-cam

  • @0num4
    @0num4 7 років тому +1

    Ordinary. Terrifyingly ordinary.

  • @sferrin2
    @sferrin2 6 років тому

    FOBIT AKA REMF "Rear Echelon Mother Fucker". (I think that one was from Vietnam.)

  • @ChristopherHaroM
    @ChristopherHaroM 7 років тому +6

    God, Please embrace every soul which experienced the atrocities of the Holocaust?
    I pray in the Name of the all Powerful Jesus Christ... AMEN

    • @thewhitedeath586
      @thewhitedeath586 7 років тому

      Christopher Haro holy shit.... A comment/prayer? Virtue signal?

    • @ChristopherHaroM
      @ChristopherHaroM 7 років тому

      If you listened in at the beginning of the podcast, Jocko mentioned this would be a graphic podcast. When I listen to powerful speaking, especially when a friend is speaking, I use the practice of visualization. I visualized what it might have been like to experience this type of atrocity in the first-hand experience. What it would be like to walk up on a body riddled forest where the scent of death masks the pleasant scent of the forest, where the only thing you would hear is the hum from the millions of flies. The negative energy you would sense as a sensitive, the echo from each shot ending the lives of innocent people and the sound of the bodies gasping for their last breath with the weight of body-after-body piling up one atop the other...
      So YES, I believe a prayer is appropriate in this situation.

    • @thebullybuffalo
      @thebullybuffalo 7 років тому

      TheWhiteDeath you like trashing everyone's comments don't you?

  • @claimouth662
    @claimouth662 4 роки тому +1

    1:37:50 1:54:31

  • @curlybobz
    @curlybobz 7 років тому

    SD is Sicherheits Dienst or Security Service.

  • @jakejones3501
    @jakejones3501 7 років тому +2

    Please get Jordan Peterson on the podcast.

  • @Shoutinthewind
    @Shoutinthewind Рік тому

    166 individuals each

  • @Medietos
    @Medietos 2 роки тому

    That age group promises a high level of stability and physical strength, at the peak of their biological human life, including high Testosterone levels and competition. But that Social authority electric shock experiment, where 75% of the men and 100% of the women executed shocks they believed seriously harmed or killed the objects. They were ordinary people too. This is why Jordan Peterson emphasizes the importance of us all encountering and integrating our shadow, and do it asap.
    Them wanting to quit without moral, political or philosophical considerations but mostly because they felt sick, seems to support my idea that they were really under a kind of hypnotic spell, induced as they were caught by surprise without the time to stop and consider/choose. They were probably not used to live consciously before either, since such a man WOULD in fact be able to stop and consider despite the surprise. Another reason to cultivate and develop not only our body and life-energy, but our soul and spirit as well.

  • @kylemc7843
    @kylemc7843 3 роки тому

    eggo charles

  • @WhoIsAmaze
    @WhoIsAmaze 7 років тому

    377th like brothers god bless

  • @1walkerw
    @1walkerw 3 роки тому

    “Race as the basis for our worldview” might as well be the MO of our time & the critical race theory they are mandating be taught in nearly every school and business.

    • @AMG-316
      @AMG-316 3 роки тому

      Your absolutely wrong. The kids coming up could care less about race and that is a good thing. The only good side affect of the current internet culture is we are becoming a global community among the main body of the world and that is also ok 👌 👍

    • @1walkerw
      @1walkerw 3 роки тому

      @@AMG-316 how could the kids coming up care less about race?

    • @AMG-316
      @AMG-316 3 роки тому

      @@1walkerw I don't think the younger generations growing up online and with worldwide access have any care for color of skin! And that's a good thing. It seems more like a global community with them!

    • @1walkerw
      @1walkerw 3 роки тому

      @LUCA SAIYAJIN that’s what I am saying but the culture is not

  • @frankwhite5884
    @frankwhite5884 7 років тому

    Twisted Evil

  • @lightsout3147
    @lightsout3147 7 років тому +2

    First? Hey Jocko!

  • @AngryOscillator
    @AngryOscillator 4 роки тому

    14 hours just walking around in circles going BTF, BTF, BTF 😁😠😁

  • @HomeshighlandPark
    @HomeshighlandPark 5 років тому +1

    I would like to remind everyine of the japanese internment camps. Where it is not as bad as this, it is one step away. And we must all be vegelint and we are all capable of autracities.

    • @Wesker10000
      @Wesker10000 4 роки тому +1

      It's not a competition of who's worst.

    • @Karl_I
      @Karl_I 2 роки тому

      Not even close to as bad as attempting to genocide an entire race

  • @DRF1001
    @DRF1001 7 років тому

    #DАNᏀ #ᎮИAᗡ either and or both

  • @ydnallah1541
    @ydnallah1541 4 роки тому

    These “ordinary men” as well as the other units operating in the Eastern European areas during WW2, such as einsatzgrouppen, really were a disgrace to humanity.

    • @Helmholtzwatson1984
      @Helmholtzwatson1984 4 роки тому +2

      Thats easy for you to say.

    • @maxsimpson926
      @maxsimpson926 4 роки тому +4

      The whole point of this story is to show how easy it is to get normal people to do atrocities, so if you can’t picture you or someone you know doing this you might want to listen again you kinda missed the point

  • @tomsoyka4801
    @tomsoyka4801 4 роки тому

    einsatzgruppen

  • @xxlegend420xx4
    @xxlegend420xx4 2 роки тому

    1.30

  • @chrisjohnson6138
    @chrisjohnson6138 3 роки тому +1

    As a military man, Jocko is not one to talk about this subject I don't think critically. Only a man standing against these actions on moral grounds through God, could condemn this.

  • @1walkerw
    @1walkerw 3 роки тому

    “Authoritarian personality” pretty sure he is talking about SJWs here lol

    • @kieransmith9616
      @kieransmith9616 3 роки тому +2

      this comment is the literal definition of irony.

    • @1walkerw
      @1walkerw 3 роки тому

      @@kieransmith9616 They certainly have authoritarian personalities. Just look at what they do when the police leave. They become the police.