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[@TheRyno525]

Canada has a powerful military, it's called the United States of America😅

[@BouillaBased]

The US is a puppet state to every country in the world that has figured out that they only have to pay pennies on the dollar against their defense budget if they can convince the US to attack their enemies for them. The US is always up for it because those defense contractors always need a fresh conflict to maintain profits.

[@tonyaosborne6881]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-kq5ke5yb6k]

best comment!

[@RookitMaster]

The US would never let any one touch Canada, i pity the fool who attempts to try

[@InstrucTube]

@@RookitMaster Seriously. We love our hat and our boots. Canada and Mexico are ours, dammit, leave em alone!

[@user-hd9iq2rg3q]

That 120 guns per 100 people is just the guns they know about!!!

[@Chris_Troxler]

YEP!

[@jefferyscherrer2322]

Agreed! Inventory count; 12 assorted weapons,14,000 rounds. Last accounting year, 2004. Verified annual increase from 2004, 13%. Optics upgrades 44%. Shielded coms, 56%. REMs, water filtration, medpacs, etc., 8%. So, don't start none, won't be none. Be thankful we are a loving, merciful people. Until we aren't. Have a good day!!

[@EricHansen1971]

Yes BUT 20 % of the population owns 80% of the guns and they each still only have 2 hands.

[@zombieshana758]

🤫

[@xtremefps_]

​@EricHansen1971 militias would move quick to fill empty hands with extra guns

[@chrismcculler76]

The funny thing about Americans is that we would fight together in a situation like this and WIN, and then go right back to fighting each other

[@wallflower234]

We take “I make fight my sibling, but you will not touch them” very seriously.

[@Hollylivengood]

Practice makes perfect.

[@philipbadders8729]

You know it

[@sammymullins2014]

we do like to bicker with eachother but come for us as a whole we will come for you

[@donsolo4845]

Reminds me of the year of 9/11 and the following year we were closer as a country. Fucked yo how hardship brings you together.

[@Crayon3aterGaming]

America: the poster child of “Fuck around and find out”. 😂

[@steveg8102]

I live in Wisconsin and come November 650,000 people take to the woods and go deer hunting...which makes Wisconsin deer hunters like the 8th largest army in the world.

[@Frankenstein-1]

Used to love hunting up in Bolder Junction and Crivitz back in the 1980's through the early 2000's. I only had two guns back then. A 12 gauge and a 306. semi-auto. Since I quit hunting, I've added to that collection by a few more. Not saying I need them, I just have them because I can.

[@woahitskyler6381]

When one of our states civies can take entire countries lmao

[@mattwinterberg7845]

Yessir. My family too lives in WI and our family including the farm could hold our own. More like 25 to 1 ratio with not only seasonal hunters, but raised in the woods, respect and study it thoroughly

[@billweirdo9657]

@Frankenstein-1 great fishing/ hunting / adventuring out that way. Lived a little north of there in the UP for a while. Lived in a few places around WI too. Great countryside

[@billweirdo9657]

@mattwinterberg7845 that's for sure. Hell in the country you better let it be known you bought a new car because if a vehicle pulls into a driveway that the household / neighbors don't recognize you have everyone walking slow casually holding a firearm. The American countryside will hold it's own. It would be a nightmare to invade and impossible to hold.

[@aarontabraham1423]

Who else is proud to be an American????

[@jogevazquez9992]

USA! USA! USA!

[@moonlightlike]

So sad that you didn’t get more likes ☹️ USA!!!!!!!!

[@DionPryor-sv1qj]

Nobody cares. ..

[@DionPryor-sv1qj]

​@@moonlightlikelikes for what ? Acting childish ?

[@robboredninja]

Only time i am proud to be american

[@slyavenue1506]

It may sounds scary but the fact the US is this powerful is what keeps countries like china relatively docile against other allies

[@Oriii-uu4py]

usa isnt even this powerful... yemen rebels alone held off usa navy attack and sent usa packing, Vietnam beat usa, Afghanistan won against usa

[@hankdtank9176]

​@Oriii-uu4py that's us transporting ENLISTED troops over seas. That's the ones that sign up to fight. Now imagine pushing America where between the age of 18 and I think 50 have to fight. Everyone has there own firearm. Then having to fight through the appalachian mountains, the swamps of Georgia, the desert near Arizona, the everglades of florida, the open fields of the entire Midwest. Good luck.

[@crymznaraknyd1063]

​@Oriii-uu4py those werent on us soil bro, wayyyyyy different story

[@riptidegamer]

@@Oriii-uu4py Not true, necessarily. The USA chose to give up on all of those conflicts due to costs and strategy. It doesn't make sense to keep throwing life, money, and time at something that is clearly not working in your favor. Also, The USA tries to be civil in war, in other words we don't do like General Grant in the civil war and wage Total War anymore because we want to be seen as heroic and humanitarian on the world stage. If those tactics and brutality and the full force of the US military were used for those conflicts and we were more interested in the regions then they'd still be under US control today. Those fights were only fought with a very small percentage of the US military. We just weren't that interested in holding those assets as they strategically are not very important. Also, we helped to rebuild Vietnam after the war and though we didn't win we destabilized the region and ensured they'd never be a threat. Now we are allies even. These wars were not fought for nothing my Family was personally involved in a number of wars, as I come from a military family. Vietnam, Korea, and WW2 to name a few. Believe me though in a war against the world or for our survival every citizen in America becomes a conscript and a lot of us are veterans that already know how to fight. We would set aside our differences and win and we would employ total war policies where we destroy crops, livestock burn houses, forests, and anything that could be used as a resource by the enemy. Total war was very horrible, but it was effective and part of the reason why the north won in the American Civil War.

[@Oriii-uu4py]

@@riptidegamer you are the prime example of a brainwashed american. Nothing usa done is considered heroic on the world stage. You dropped atomic bombs on civilians, your own generals admitted it had nothing to do with pearl harbor but to scare soviets. it was the soviets who beat Hitler not usa, you helped but soviets did the heavy lifting. lmao you didnt rebuild Vietnam hahaha. only reason the north won the civil war was due to Mexico stopping the French, if the French won against Mexico their goal was to send aid to the confederates.. you really have no clue about your own history... this is the problem with usa education system, they change it to make you seem like the good guys in conflicts

[@msmliars908]

To clarify that. Yes. The US’s 11 largest aircraft carriers have more than double the deck space of the rest of the world’s entire fleets combined. We likely have more military jets and helicopters than the rest of the world combined. Many of which are controlled remotely and can bomb without loss of personnel. One other thing, we would instantly switch over all manufacturing to begin war machine production, much like what happened in WW2. Within a few weeks we would be pumping out massive amounts of equipment. We have a lot of problems and differences here. But if we knew this was going down, it would be a must win situation, so I do believe we would come together and produce.

[@6159mibo]

Don’t think the Chinese have floated a nuclear carrier yet.

[@artsyguy209]

Massive amounts Of equipment

[@shaxow1142]

Doesn't the navy also have the 2nd largest airforce woth the actual airforce being the largest

[@alesinianunderdyne5021]

@@shaxow1142 yup, with the US Army having the 4th and the USMC having the 5th largest airforces

[@JeskaDax]

Yup! And let's not forget that the US has a LOT of machinery and weaponry that is literally just on standby. The stockpiles of armaments the US has in total (counting those that are active, those in stand-by, and those older ones that would take less than a week to be back to battle ready) it's crazy. Like... ridiculously insane.

[@HappyHoney41]

Guns are like potato chips... It's hard to have just one.

[@mysticprint1663]

oh, definitely.

[@SummerlandSoaps]

Texas grandma here... I have 2 handguns and a rifle!!

[@amyhyde70]

😂Lmao!! So true! You play with some of your guns, next thing you know, you see a cute lil piece you just gotta have😂 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@TheBongReyes]

Damn right!!!

[@bobailanjian3700]

Or 10.

[@mcamodell]

“If our nation is ever taken over, it will be taken over from within.” - James Madison

[@lilcaesarman]

Yes :/ immigration crisis

[@Lukkaboc]

Immigrants are more loyal to the American dream and spirit than those born here. We take it for granted. We'd fall due to infighting and unwillingness to set aside differences. ​@@lilcaesarman

[@danjames-ud7nr]

@@lilcaesarmanNo.

[@Charlie-ed5pf]

A lot of people are saying 'immigration', and that's somewhat true. When you're against a major military player, you can still win via religion or culture. It's a long-game shot, but it is effective.

[@Drunkledore]

and they are winding up for that one!

[@TommyBombadillio]

600 Million privately owned guns in a population of 330 Million people. That doesn't include the guns that the U.S. military possess, just private citizens. 😂

[@murray42076]

Also doesn’t include the unregistered guns that people have today as well. Add millions more to that number.

[@michaelemelio4171]

the thing most dont realize is that we civilians will not have to follow the rules of engagement that our servicemen have to we will not have to wait for the green as a louisiana born it would truly be a hold my beer war lol

[@bobbuilder6067]

These videos always forget to mention that these "citizens" with guns...a lot of them are military veterans.

[@BouillaBased]

And many others are Meal Team Six members whose silver bullet is cardio. And many others are septuagenarians who think a mobility scooter makes them mechanized infantry.

[@christianoliver3572]

Some of us can get a head shot to an animal whose head is much smaller than a human from 250 yards with a .308 or 30-06 without a scope. Sometimes even if the deer is skittish and senses our presence. BTW to the first person who responded to the original comment: I'm a Texan. I'm a hunter. I can make that shot at least 75% of the time. I was never in the military. Never underestimate the power for home protection of Armed Americans who know how to shoot. If we were ever to be invaded, we would be a much more formidable force than any other nation on Earth. A person who has a handgun they've fired 50 times at an indoor range can be taught how to use that weapon by others who are experts if it is ever necessary. The fact that they will already have the weapon and some ammo is important. With the exception of Switzerland, the USA has the highest per capita ownership of firearms in every category in the world.

[@lIII0IIIl]

Many of these videos make that an explicit point…

[@MrChosenOne757]

There's one video that mentioned it

[@ZootSuitJZ]

I'm a Marine Corps Veteran. I can hit a 20 round, six inch grouping, from 500 yards, without a scope.

[@destorer5000]

This is easier to understand if you don't think of the United States as one country, but instead think of it as more like 50 countries under 1 flag.

[@Aaroncarter95]

50 countries that have different beliefs but are similar enough that we are able to put them aside to focus on a bigger enemy.

[@destorer5000]

@@Aaroncarter95 Indeed

[@jessicazionjackie]

Not how we fight, United we stand

[@brandonbanta6604]

💯 the biggest issue he is having is how huge we are. You have to think of the US as multiple countries moving as 1

[@saltysergeant4284]

Most of our 52 States are as big as most other Countries.

[@larontaylor5727]

To the oil situation: IF WE CANT HAVE IT.... YOU CAN'T EITHER!!!

[@Dragon-eq2yh]

I'm an American and I just want to say that if a country is crazy enough to attack itself because they have slavery what makes you think that we're going to mess around.. there is a reason why we are so armed.... We love freedom and will gladly fight for it!!!!

[@dabombomar]

There was a post describing a French soldier's appreciation of us forces. He says "when you're pinned down you better hope you have an American by your side. When you call them for support their only response is, where are you?"

[@LintyOmlett]

Just to make sure they don't take the friendlies out too!😂

[@drive2160]

@@LintyOmlettlol if the Europeans bomb the enemies scatter If the Americans bomb Everyone scatters

[@dwizzle530]

The response to any of our allies in need will always be the same. “Make sure the beer is cold because we are on our way”

[@Tangodawg55]

This made me proud

[@GlobeofBeauty]

@@drive2160I've never heard that that's hilarious bro😂

[@williamstubblefield6484]

When the citizens get involved we aren't bound by rules of engagement. 😆

[@nwj03a]

Yes you are.

[@williamstubblefield6484]

@@nwj03aI can assure you that unless they surrender, they will get dropped. I don't miss either.

[@irregulartv6065]

​@@nwj03ano we are not. Would we have structure among us? Some will. But for the most part its fair game

[@josephcote8634]

​@@nwj03a civilians aren't bound by rules of engagement or the Geneva convention

[@jarrodroettger7981]

And its not a war crime the first time.

[@tstat121]

Japan would not want any smoke lol to quote habitual line crosser “don’t touch the boats”

[@Apexsilverevo]

As much as I am completely against war in general and HATE any kind of bragging or flexing and 100% stay humble in all ways..... This gives me a HUGE chub 🤣 But I am firmly a believer and follower of the idea "The greatest display of power is knowing you could do it, but choose not to". 💯

[@alesinianunderdyne5021]

"speak softly, but carry a big stick"

[@jamiepuente481]

Let us not forget that not only is the population armed, it’s also full of us veterans who know what to do and how to lead. It would be a nightmare for an invading army

[@anitapeludat256]

Also, generations of hunters, hunt during the season pertaining to the animal or bird, put meat in the freezer for the family. That has never stopped being a part of American culture. Rifle or bow, it's taken seriously and the food is not wasted.

[@217_Walker]

💯

[@jamiepuente481]

@@anitapeludat256 absolutely! That is why the Japanese didn’t invade during WWII. They knew about our hunters. Hell just the hunters in Texas would make something like the 10 largest Army in the world.

[@QuazoQQ]

@jamiepuente481 24+ Years here retired and my household is armed to the teeth. Ability to manufacture my own ammo and can easily self sustain and live off the grid if needed.

[@jamiepuente481]

@@QuazoQQ hooah!!!

[@SamuraiAtlas]

A lot of people claim that it’s not possible since the USA has lost wars but what they don’t understand is that those wars were never fought at full capacity

[@paulkeinrath6235]

They are not really wars either, we go in complete our objective then just hang around, until we are pulled out. We are not there to take over a country just to complete an objective which always gets done, people call that losing, but it's not if we didn't go in for total war. We just hang around to long and it brings resistance and looks like we were pushed out but in actuality our mission was complete.

[@slywolfd.9558]

"Agenda wars" are not meant to be won per say, they are for an 'agenda' and once that is achieved then we pull out or back off. To the world it looks as if we lost or just stopped fighting, but in reality we won what we set out to achieve OPS

[@rickycoverrubias6176]

If Mexico and canada attacked America would be fkd

[@ronwatford7331]

Yep. If politicians weren't calling the shots and we had no ROE, most countries' militaries would be leveled in a matter of hours, if not minutes.

[@gunmunz]

Also we didn't lose those wars in the traditional sense. We were kicking all kinds of ass in 'nam and afganistan and iraq. It was more that we just got tired of fighting and gave up.

[@tbhgodrick6120]

If the rest of the world threw down the gauntlet, it would unite the citizens like nothing else. When the people are united and on board, we are unstoppable.

[@Arrow_On_Paws_Howls]

say it! preach it!

[@user-fe3nf6tr9j]

As a American veteran I'm not surprised at all.

[@mksonmor]

America is like brothers and sisters. We can fight with each other, but don't you dare mess with my brother or sister.

[@joemiami5592]

Yup. Pretty much

[@user-bo8yq3vy5k]

America my balls learn what is America id!ot

[@joehager2964]

Exactly 💯

[@robboredninja]

FOR REAL BRO

[@NeCoruption]

Yeaaa except for the civil war where brothers were literally killing each other because they wanted slaves.

[@PropDue]

I was in Costa Rica recently, which famously has no army. They said they don’t need one, they have a big brother

[@terrywyatt8304]

The U.S. supposedly has twenty nations as allies, I don't know if it's that many now with all this treason and sabotage worldwide.

[@Aaroncarter95]

Imagine if America 1 day just went "You know what? Fuck it. Bring everybody overseas home." And just stopped protecting any other country besides America. Imagine the number of wars that would start within 48 hours.

[@terrywyatt8304]

Well you always need protection, look at what's happening.

[@terrywyatt8304]

@@Aaroncarter95 we wouldn't get to rub it in. That's what they want, a one world govt dictatorship.

[@ricky3045]

We have army bases all over the world except in China, N. Korea, Russia and Germany

[@The_Queen_Chrysalis]

you have to remember, this is based of what is currently publicly available, and the current known military aircraft that the U.S. has has the radar footprint of a small bird, and according to the rumors lately, they have fighter jets that are entirely drone piloted, meaning no physical pilot, but even scarier, is that these drone piloted jets would have a small deployable drone fleet using AI that would seek out targets, and also intercept incoming fire to make sure the main jet survives, and we don't know the footprint of these new jets, but going by the history of how they keep shrinking in radar footprints, it'll come down to physically spotting it in the air, and by then, it will have already struck and left.

[@HiddenRealm]

Those aren't rumors, and the drone fleet thing was actually already used in a conflict already, where the US deployed multiple series of drone fleets to occupy and confuse antiair systems, to enable bombers to fly over, see where the anti air was, and then precision bomb them. This was during Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War. And this was done back when drones were just surveilance tools. Imagine now, when they have the ability to attack you. Apparently this event during the operation was called "Pubar's Party" after the man who had the idea to do this.

[@reilleylawrence7248]

Fun fact: the US Pacific Fleet during WW2, 23 months after Pearl Harbor, was larger than all the other navies of the world combined. That's not counting the Atlantic Fleet. And did this while supplying all the allies with resources

[@oz70nyc50]

Retired combat veteran here. 13 years in the USMC. The average person has NO IDEA what kind of military capability the US actually has. There are things I've seen deployed on the battle that would blow your mind, and that was 10-12 years ago for me now. Movies and video games have lulled a lot of you into thinking you're country could stand a chance against American in a global conflict. The truth of the matter is if it came down to full scale war where we didn't have to preserve assets...it'd be over for you all in a month.

[@joemiami5592]

Facts. Retired Navy, here....and I approve your message 😅

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

This is if we actually fight to win.... we haven't done that since Vietnam

[@joeclaymore]

I take comfort in this fact as well as in the countless veterans I know that could help my learn how to shoot. I'm not a gun owner myself, but have shot rifles and pistols before. But what differentiates veterans like yourself and the rest of us citizens is the training and the discipline. Utmost respect for those that serve. You all would be the backbone of defending our freedom and I would be the cannon fodder.

[@SkaterGod510]

Army Ranger and we are in a World War right now and have lost our position in the world. It's China, Russia, Iran and the last war we won was WWII. Split up Korea and ran, ran out of Vietnam, still in Iran and ran out of Afghanistan. America is done.

[@politicaleconomist6116]

​@@SkaterGod510Korea and Vietnam were liberation wars, not total war to defeat the entire country.

[@ThisClanTagFails]

@12:18 That moment of realization when L3wg understands that the US don't care about capturing points when they can just blow everything up.

[@snagglejag1977]

Yeehaw

[@brutalballer]

i feel like also he doesnt understand the difference between a third world country vs a first world country. he keeps saying this is where the rest of the world is and its like yea cool they have bodies but those rocks theyre throwing arent gonna do shit against the stealth bombers or a tank. like our technology is 50 years ahead of the closest country in terms of weapon superiority so imagine the third world counties. they wont do shit

[@user-ww6cj4vp4r]

@@brutalballer Add to that, foreign countries only know about the tech we are willing to sell, not the stuff 50 years ahead of them that we keep to ourselves.

[@jjnix9517]

​@@user-ww6cj4vp4rhe also doesn't understand that the US forces in the rest of the world would f them up before leaving. In recent years they've made everything into a missle truck, if it moves it shoots. On the bright side if that war happened our national debt would be gone.

[@britp9395]

A lot of people don't realize how much oil the USA has but isn't using. According to the USGS, the U.S. has 373.1 billion barrels of technically recoverable reserves. However, at current consumption levels, these reserves would only last about 50 years. Yeah, we're not worried about running out of Middle Easts oil, we have plenty of our own, it's just untapped.

[@victoriamoll690]

Thank you I did enjoy this video. I’ve watched several of your videos recently. My first was the Generation X dangers. 😂🤣Gen Xer here and glad to say I survived 😁. Most of my generation had a grandfather who served in World War 2. Fathers who served in Korea and brothers who marched off to Vietnam. We were raised very Patriotic. We were proud to be American. Ready and willing to go off and defend our country like our ancestors did. Americans have been fighting for their freedom and the freedom of others since its inception. My family ancestors were in America since before it was America. They came from England, Whales,Ireland ,France and Germany. They fought in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and all the others. I can only say that American people have a Spirit that is bred into them since birth. Whether in military or militia they are ready to defend their freedom and protect their country. They would rather die on their feet for freedom than live on their knees.

[@TheAce593]

Another thing to consider is the reliance of several of these countries on special softwares and keys to certain defense systems. An example of the this is, foreign military powers operating the F-35 have special access requirements, and certain aspects of the aircraft’s operation require permissions or conditions that involve the United States. These are designed to protect the technology and ensure its proper use in alignment with strategic defense objectives.

[@quantummagus5164]

“We can never invade America,” Japanese Admiral Yamamoto has been quoted as saying. Yamamoto, who attended college in America, explained his logic this way: “There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass.”

[@David-hi5nd]

The invasion is currently underway, thru our southern boarder.

[@georgefalcon14]

While I agree with the notion, Yamamoto never actually said that. I believe the line comes from either the movie Tora! Tora! Tora!, or the Movie Midway either way it is a Hollywood ad lib

[@peppernc429]

There may be 5 rifles behind every blade of grass, these days! 😂

[@buzzkillingit3892]

Yea the statistics say America has 120 guns per 100 people the most of any country by alot

[@colemiller2149]

@@buzzkillingit3892 Pretty sure there's crazy disparity on the state level, I would guess California has less than 50 per 100 and Texas has more than 200 per 100. If you have to invade do it through California where nobody has guns XD

[@rodneypugh484]

One thing that is always forgotten about is the amount of reserve units, national guard and state malitia units we have along with the vast number of Vets who wish they would

[@macatac76921]

600,000 thousand reservist and guard. 16.5 million vets, many with combat skills, some with support skills (medical, dental, etc... but still trained to fight.

[@chrispaytonwhite4622]

Plus the draft putting every military aged male and female into armed forces but what is not thought of here we are not fighting straight up we are decimating other countries economies by controlling certain things and if we can't control them we would destroy them so that no one else could use them. So right off the bat we would hurt alot of countries just by controlling the oil and more then likely canada would surrender and other countries and just join with us.

[@chrisperreten8065]

Also have rednecks

[@chrisperreten8065]

And 70 to 100 million rednecks with a fafo attitude

[@brycelemieux8013]

In 2016, when it flooded in Louisiana, my entire neighborhood of approximately 500 houses was entirely evacuated in less than half an hour by the cajun navy. Thats an average of 1500 people in 30 minutes. That is quite small in comparison to 9/11 but its just insane how fast civilian organizations are able to move people, now imagine the military

[@PT-fs5ff]

Our secret civilian weapon is "Good ol' Boys" with pickup trucks and a 12 pack of beer.

[@MegasXaos]

I sadly no longer have my allotted 120 guns, I lost them all in a boating accident years ago. I have only managed to acquire 73 guns since then. It saddens me greatly. To answer your question: America has a long standing tradition of fighting wars on multiple fronts. Do we have enough to fight everywhere at once? Probably not, but we won't need to. You'll come to us at the choke points we control (Panama, Suez, Straights of Malacca, Hawaii)

[@HichigoShirosaki1]

They wouldn't get close to Panana or Hawaii. In fact, it'd get surprising if any foreign ship could even get get out of their harbors without being sunk. It would be a total blockade of both Europe and Asia.

[@MegasXaos]

@@HichigoShirosaki1 if it's usa vs all, they probably can get out of port. But again, they'll meet us at the choke points

[@SneevaxCBESB]

*laughs* I suspect it's only meant to be 1.2 firearms per capita, not 120. 7.3 is still... worrisome? I guess? But well played.

[@bobbydigital8056]

I love how the US is not just fighting defensively but could actually go on the offensive.

[@rickycoverrubias6176]

Unrealistic. Mexico attacking USA would make America halt.

[@mykuljax]

yes... american military doctrine is 2 war front. we have built our military to fight 2 major wars on different fronts..

[@tyronemaroney335]

And 1 half

[@daviddavis122]

America is so divided with its political correctness bs half would be refusing to fight and actively trying to help the enemy

[@JGrss]

Maybe at one time...

[@markfergerson2145]

@@JGrss That’s what we had to do in WW2. If you count Africa, it was 2 1/2.

[@Jon79w]

Semper Fi

[@JJ_ExMachina]

Just to touch on the subject of supplies and equipment. The United States has enough supplies and Equipment floating around on the oceans in large tanker type ships to double if not triple our current active military resources. This allows the United States to in the worse case scenario of total occupation of the country to fight from the outside in. SO to answer the question, does the United States have enough resources to fight on multiple large battlefields? Yes if the United States went all out, without regards to saving money and or without concern of making our allies "angry"... YES the United States is crazy OP when it comes to it's Profesional Military, not to mention our armed citizens. Even if only half of the citizens took up the fight, that's 150 million well armed people. And let's face it, American's really love their country, and most would gladly fight to protect it.

[@firedpuppy1943]

This video has made me the most patriotic person ever "are they actually winning right now" let me introduce the A10 thunderbird

[@hlalakar4156]

Yeah, and the A-10 is 50 year old tech. Imagine what we have now, but just haven't revealed yet.

[@randlebrowne2048]

The UN estimates that American civilians own 46% of the *world's* guns!

[@tyronemaroney335]

360 million that they know of.lol

[@MichaelSHartman]

The UN needs to mind its business.

[@aritano491]

@@MichaelSHartman 🤣🤣🤣

[@mortalterrorRE]

What! That’s ridiculous and salacious! It’s more than that 😡🤠

[@GeneralKenobi236]

Bs I have at least .5% of the world’s guns (kidding atf🙄😰)

[@joshjessicaolson-wg9xb]

They forgotten to mention that each state has its own personal army besides our federal military

[@carieannern]

Go National Guard

[@larryblake842]

Also forgot to mention each state has a lot of militias that are extremely paranoid. And it gets worse the further south and west you head from the northeast.

[@johncarnes2688]

And almost a million law enforcement officers and a major percentage are veterans

[@attackonmars5198]

Battleborn! 💪🏼 #Nevada

[@desireeholloway3353]

Wait that’s unique? Figured every country had that set up…

[@bostonboy13youtube72]

When I was stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas, they would take visiting dignitaries down Motorpool Road. It was a very long road going from North Fort to South Fort (two separate bases really) and the entire road was a vast sea of artillery pieces, armored personnel carriers, vehicles of every kind that could transport troops or fight. It was complete insanity for the uninitiated to behold. And that’s ONE BASE. The road went for miles and from the road, it stretched out as far as the eye could see. It was truly humbling.

[@lovely__shadow9305]

My town has national gard base, I'm not sure what it is, but it's crazy the vehicles/weapons they keep in there.

[@Blorbsnorg]

Living in rural arkansas and there is a small miltary base that casualy has multiple tanks (probrably more hidden) in the parking lot, just around rice fields. If we can devote that much equipment to rice fields, we can bacicaly confirm that USA has more than enough overal equipment to pull this off if they had to.

[@emilymschoener9193]

Arkansas? That’s not a rice field.

[@lusiouse]

theyre not devoting the equipment to the rice field, genius. theyre just next to it

[@shrtbus44]

There is a reason why the French say "If you are stranded at war you need to Pray America answers your radio call"

[@grantburkhalter8620]

Lol in reference to minute 18:30 when you're thinking that the US would be stretched too thin, remember the Pacific theater in WWII. As a citizen of the UK, it may be easy to forget about the fact that for the entirety of the the US involvement in WWII, it was fighting Japan pretty much by iteself while simultaneously providing the backbone and often times driving force of the European theater's war efforts

[@barbjhix]

Tiny bit more trivia, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, they sank 46% of the Pacific Fleet. I don't know how much that represents of our entire fleet, but that's a pretty healthy chunk to lose when we were entering into the second World War.

[@jaserart]

And that was 80 years ago, now, there's no contest, hands down.

[@WhySoManyPasswords]

There are some missing parts in this video. The US would have strategically occupy our two neighbors. Their military is now the US military. Their wealth is now the US wealth. Cyber attack… the US would just disconnect from the rest of the world. We would return to Arcnet where military installations have access to each other and everything else is blacked out until control is achieved. From there it would be a systematic overcoming of smaller friendlier countries to become Vassal States during wartime using propaganda and a show of strength. I would believe within a months time the North America continent, Japan, and Australia would be Allied with the US. Taiwan already has a military presence there… the US not leaving without destroying those factories. So the US does not have to worry about Taiwan. I would assume the US fleet would cripple the UK rather quickly. Not conquering. Render them ineffective. So now the only area of contention is Europe and Asia. If the US controls all of the shipping lanes and has air superiority… the war is over. The US can just starve everyone else out.

[@AaronJustice]

Holy Moly

[@MotherBored-JNI]

Honestly this is just what is currently in the military, naval crews, and pilots. If a war like this did break out, there would be a draft and the shear number of all three front would be heavily inflated with more Americans.

[@notlisteningwhocares8877]

Lol how they said annoyed like this is an everyday occurrence hahha

[@BloodofHeroes]

The biggest game changer in such a world battle where it was literally US vs the world is that many protective measures to limit civilian casualties would go out the window. Infrastructure and manufacturing would be so set upon that civilian losses would be huge around the world. And people don't realize countries like Russia and China though big have a very small target area needed to be fought to actually end their capabilities. China alone already has a significant issue just with resupply of their forces so targeted logistical attacks can wipe out any ability to sustain ground troops. Let alone any ability to cover naval forces who would be scattered and seeking port hubs for resupply.

[@GTIwarrior]

Just remember we Americans have a history of getting creative when things get spicy, and no one wants to be on the receiving end of that.

[@natecrouch3994]

Yeah because it's never a war crime the first time!

[@GTIwarrior]

@@natecrouch3994 Quackbang, out!

[@prestonarmer277]

@@natecrouch3994pearl harbor was a war crime

[@junkyarddog2228]

As a civilian I don't have to follow military code or the Geneva convention.

[@TCHrulez]

@@natecrouch3994 don't touch our boats yo!

[@garybonz]

The 120 guns per 100 people is a CONSERVATIVE assessment.

[@hemahaw1]

You got that right. I can name 5 people in my immediate crowd that own arsenals. One guy has over a 100 different guns of all types and another one has over 200.

[@user-rx3eh8bb4x]

I'm not even a gun guy and I got 1 pistol 2 shotguns and 3 rifles.

[@natetruex3972]

​@@user-rx3eh8bb4xyour a gun guy now lol

[@o0oGaryo0o]

In our household of 2 in northern MN we have 3 rifles and 2 shotguns as well but only a few boxes of ammo so I think ammo would be a problem

[@bearedwarf7013]

Right my uncle had 67 guns alone

[@lukathehusky1526]

25.81 million Americans went hunting in 2022 and it was decreased from the year before. An estimated 393 million firearms owned by American civilians. Nearly a thousand privately owned tanks in the USA. 283,400,986 vehicles registered in the USA and a hell of a lot of welders that could make em bulletproof

[@lordtachanka9263]

People also forget the tenacity of American soldiers at one point in ww2 a ship couldn’t get a high enough angle to shoot so it flooded half its hulls just level an entire base 😂

[@bostonboy13youtube72]

The USS Texas. 😂

[@donsolo4845]

That’s a crazy story 😂

[@That-One-Friend01]

Remember, the Geographical advantage is so good that when we fought the UK in the revolution we won, and they were easily the most powerful military force at the time

[@steventyler3582]

And we were just a bunch of hill billies :P

[@michaelturner5050]

An equal number of colonists supported the crown as supported the revolution. There are a lot of reasons as to why the British pulled out of the colonies.

[@1243beowulf]

Saying Britain was the most powerful military force at the time is an understatement. They were the original super power in the world, with influence reaching across the globe at the time of the revolution. Funnily enough, that's one of the reasons they lost. They got spread too thin fighting too many wars, similar to us now.

[@LSmoney215]

Idt they was the most powerful military but most powerful navy

[@donsolo4845]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@1243beowulfnot really Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia, mongols were all “super powers” before uk. Superpower is kinda relative to some extent 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@coreyamans396]

A few years ago during whitetail deer gun hunting season a statistical statement was printed in the newspaper that if every person that had a Wisconsin deer hunting license for that year were to stand up at once it would be the 7th largest standing army in the world.

[@theblueshadow9365]

The US citizens are the largest army in the world

[@angiechodak]

No doubt.

[@deanvaillancourt2881]

ON WISCONSIN!

[@thorapplegate]

And that's just Wisconsin. It gets much bigger when you add in Michigan, Minnesota, and even Ohio

[@Ekdrink]

18:00 yes. It is congressional law for the us to be capable of sustaining a 2 (and a half) front war. As that is what was needed in ww2. Also that is OUT of wartime, that’s not saying anything about wartime production.

[@tysonwilcox4683]

The United States military actually has fully fleshed out and developed plans for this exact scenario. They also have plans for alien invasion. These aren't joke plans, but seriously considered plans including projected losses and priority target classifications.

[@jonallen4468]

Gotta think how hard it’s going to be for 5+ country’s that speak different languages and have different fighting tactics/ethics to combine without errors.

[@hlalakar4156]

IKR, can you imagine Israel cooperating with the rest of the Middle East for any reason?

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

No other country in the world has the ability to move large numbers of soldiers and equipment like the US can. That alone is enough to tilt the odds in favor of America.

[@JasonlaroseLaRose]

It's not 1 country... it's 50.

[@InstrucTube]

@@JasonlaroseLaRose Mans has a point here.

[@kate2create738]

Hearing some of the Axis soldier’s accounts of when they understood that they were doomed to fall in WWII a lot of them were related to hearing how the American soldiers were able to bring in certain foods that were a luxury. Such as when German soldiers captured an American and took his possessions to find out he got a fresh baked cake that was sent from home in their hands, or the Japanese hearing the US Navy had ice cream dispensers on their ships. And this was in WWII!!!

[@levridge6601]

it's all about logistics

[@dobber43]

​@@kate2create738can you imagine in the 1940's and your enemies have frozen goods and pretty fresh baked goods while halfway around the planet from home while ur government can barely feed you and ur like 3 days from home by truck I'd be pissed

[@GlyphicEnigma]

As an american, I am SO GLAD that this war would never happen. Even knowing that I'm likely very safe where I live, if this war ever did happen, it would likely end in the nuclear scenario and that would end the entire world too. I'm glad that's not going to happen.

[@aaronsmithey4044]

To further answer your question about the US having enough equipment/man power, these analytics aren't saying anything about the US having the ability to impose a Draft. They can easily triple the man power of it's forces by imposing a Draft. My Grandfather's high school year book (during WWII) had only 2 men in the photos, they were already in uniform, the rest were in the War.

[@jonbrown3227]

This is why when we hear about places like “little Ole’ North Korea” talking trash it’s immensely comical for them to think they have even the slightest bit of chance😂

[@JGrss]

Im more afraid of a gun in the hands of a kid than I am of a gun in the hands of an adult that disagrees with me...

[@ragnar8423]

I think that there is no way the leaders of North Korea are not aware of their microscopic chances but they tout that rhetoric to maintain power and maintain the cooperation of their people

[@nowhereman4319]

​@@JGrssI'm taking you're calling North Korea a little kid?

[@Stephanie-ph7zu]

The primary reason it makes us nervous is because their leaders are unhinged, would not submit to the Geneva convention, and would undoubtedly use nuclear weapons if they had them, the world be damned. We could put a stop to it for sure… but we value life more than they do.

[@cmdrfunk]

"North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un just stated that the “Nuclear Button is on his desk at all times.” Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!" - Donald Trump

[@demsandlibsareswinecancer4667]

You also must understand that even though other countries have Navies, America has the only Blue Water Navy or deep ocean water Navy in the world because unlike everyone else we have to be able to exert power all across the globe. Their navies are meant to defend their own shores and usually cannot operate more than about a thousand miles offshore of their own country.

[@wd-40freedompress80]

this is the "W" right here!

[@user-ge3hj3yn9r]

Actually Britain has been a blue water navy for quite some time.

[@P3G4SUZ]

​@@user-ge3hj3yn9rand it would most likely be crippled within 72 hours

[@scottbaron121]

@@user-ge3hj3yn9r Yeah. The OP's post is inaccurate.

[@HichigoShirosaki1]

​​​@@user-ge3hj3yn9r Perhaps, but Britsin's navy wouldn't even exist after a month into the war. Unlike Germany in WW2, America does have the ability to utterly destroy both Britain's navy and air force. The UK would just become one big American base and unsinkable aircraft carrier to level the rest of Europe from.😂

[@ambergreen2798]

Fun fact oil is not a renewable source Also fun fact, we’ve been using up other country’s oil instead of our own

[@nephicus339]

4:13 - There are more US citizens in California alone than all of Canada. We don't have the budget for military might beyond protecting ourselves, and we still rely on just being too close to the United States of America for anyone to want to pick a fight with us. We are the second largest country in the world, but something like 36th in population size. Our population is also something like 85% along the US/Canadian border, with another majority along the Alaska/Yukon border. Very little of Canada is actually populated; it's just too cold for crops, and shipping is too expensive to sustain a large population. Mind you that does not mean we wont throw down if that's what it takes. I'll also say the biggest thing going for the Canadian military is creative resourcefulness rather than the latest high tech toys. 18:22 - The US's military spending for one month could outright end world illiteracy; one year of US military spending could end world hunger, full stop. Yes, they have the equipment at hand and the citizenry to back it up. In the end, it's possible America could lose; but they will take the world down with them for certain. But the real unknown is development. The creative solutions to unconventional warfare, tactics or weapons and the responses to them could tip the scale in either direction. The X-factor variable, if you will. It'll also come down to timing; how quickly either side can react, who gets where first, and how much either side would be willing to risk or spend (yes, I'm referring to soldiers and equipment like a currency) to gain a particular resource hub. We've also already seen the US retaliate "proportionally" to being fucked with before, and that has never looked good for anyone on the receiving end. There's too many variables based solely on luck to truly define who would win in USA vs The World; but in the end, whatever America can't hold, they will go full on scorched earth policy so nobody can use those resources against them, either; so whoever wins, everyone loses.

[@terrimobley6067]

We've had power for decades ... It should be apparent that we aren't bullies. We love our allies

[@soffren]

Some day, I want to see us just say "Fine, China, you wanna police Earth? Go ahead" and watch them crumble under the pressure or we just go full Helldivers and actually become this terrifying all powerful evil empire that everyone keeps pretending we are.

Exactly. For the power the US has been the best one could expect.

[@ricka1925]

Then you have no idea what's going on in Ukraine. The US started that war.

[@SeanWinters]

​@@ricka1925"if you make friends with my neighbor, then I'll attack my neighbor"- Russia Russia is the definition of a crybully.

[@space3058]

@@SeanWintersthat was amazing Sean…..don’t expect a response from that guy😂😂 what can he say that’s exactly what happen but it only happen because of fear now look at them…..they are not as strong as they thought they were he even called china for help they were like nah we good

[@Havocme7]

8:48 "... has 120 (registered) guns per 100 people." Had to fix that.

[@ghostgate82]

Based

[@Weredragon357]

That # is based on the commonly accepted 400 million guns in America claim that was first reported in the 1990s, Best estimate today, closer to a billion than 400 million guns in USA.

[@nunziobusiness1509]

Guns don't need to be "registered". That's a myth that the left would like to bust. The numbers they have are the ones going out the doors of FFLs.

[@bad1cj]

And considering we can just print them/ even if inferior. Just assume we have guns for days.

[@tjeastcoast4669]

💯

[@rebeccalynn4098]

The fact that we do this with an all-volunteer force as well is pretty impressive.

[@christopherplatter9351]

I alone own 37 firearms. Assault rifles shotguns pistols revolvers. I keep 10-25 full mags for every gun and can reload every mag 15-40 times with the ammo I keep. Just me. And I’ve already been to war. Let’s fkn go

[@Woodworker79]

I live in New Hampshire. Even my grandmother has two guns. A .38 handgun and a 12 gauge shotgun

[@BagooskaTheTerriblyTiredTapir]

New Hampshire stay winning

[@punkstermom1984]

Never let them know what you got brother 😉

[@fordycepearl9465]

We northern boys like to hunt. Just saying...

[@MsKenijo]

Chris Rock joked after the war in Iraq (which fell after 3 weeks) “you couldn’t take Baltimore in 3 weeks!”. He’s not wrong. 😂 and just think of the stats of America’s military capabilities - that’s what America WANTS the world to know about. Think about how much we keep secret. 🤫 Cool video, thanks for sharing!

[@macatac76921]

The Japanese empirer during WW2 said he would not attack the Continental U.S. because the barrels of guns would be like the blades of grass in a field (they are everywhere)

[@wetwafflestv1340]

@@macatac76921 he wasn't the emperor, he was an Admiral named Yamamoto and he never actually said that, its a myth, in reality its from a movie aha, sorry to be a party pooper.

[@erikahope242]

Yah bro we still don’t know what’s in Area 51 yet 😂

[@chrispaytonwhite4622]

Chris Rock has no idea but he does tell some funny Jokes kind of like that one.....There are certain units where we could put most major cities in martial law all at the same time within 24 hours not just one city but dozens at the same time....I think he forgets if martial law would get implemented the hands up don't shoot victim mentality goes out the damn window......

[@TletourneauII]

​@@chrispaytonwhite4622hands up don't shoot "victim mentality"?

[@nathan-ff4om]

You have to remember we, the USA, wouldn't have to worry about the military at home because the people are armed and would step in to stop an invasion.

[@user-fbs]

For your question at 18:20 A- there is a big reason why the us is in dept and doesn’t have free health care B- look at the reserves and guards for each branch it’s insane compared to other countries

[@DC-cu7py]

I'm just an average broke American, just above the US poverty line. All ya need is a "handful" of firearms, with 10's of 1000's of rounds per firearm. I have hunting experience, ... If any invading country entered my state (sovereign country) within the United States, they would be severely disadvantaged. Just an everyday American.

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Thank you in advance. People don't realize that some other countries think we don't deserve what we have. We do. Our forefathers fought to create it and we work to keep it every day.

[@user-cs6yb4lz8l]

I'm with u homie! I'm a former food and beverage engineer too. But I have no guns as I'm a felon. But if we got invaded best believe I'd find a pew pew real quick!

[@DC-cu7py]

@@user-cs6yb4lz8l if the entire world attacked, a felony wouldn't matter. It's about home defense

[@karenedwards6713]

Yup! I'm also gun broke!! I sleep on top of 50 thousand rounds. Our gun room kinda run our of room. Plus our lab was so fat she got hung under the bed, so husband solution....put the bullets cases under the bed!! So glad to hear from another broke gun person. We may not have money, but are very very gun rich!!😊😊😊😊

[@RoBo11235]

That's how we won our independence - a large amount of people with practical experience using their personal firearms in familiar territory. People will right the hardest to defend what's theirs and nobody is as proud of what they and their predecessors have built than the average American.

[@recentmodes20]

"Wait you have more guns than people?" LMAO. Yeah. Most people buy multiple and even build their own arsenals just for themselves. Its funny to be reminded of that

[@kevinm234]

Of course people have different guns for different purposes. How many screw drivers do people have? Having one screw driver ensures that it will never fit what you need.

[@benbartlett2983]

Still not taking into consideration that these numbers are guns that the government knows about 😂

[@judgesimpson]

Don’t forget about our multiple SEAL TEAMS!!! You don’t want to PUSH the wrong button!

[@garyhall2770]

The two flashing yellow lights at the end of the video were just warning lights at an intersection to pay attention if someone is trying to turn into your lane. The vehicles in the cross roads have a stop sign.

[@DBragg2124]

As an American veteran, you have no idea how much I smiled while watching this video.

[@maddymillion4994]

lol I was grinning so hard

[@Nop3.1]

Facts mother fucker 😂

[@kbx1500]

Cheesin

[@Mystra]

Ah yes war, so amusing...

[@lunchboxpatterson4599]

@mystra they are not amused at war, they are smiling because these gentlemen know that just because the numbers being read out loud in this video show the US as strong most people don't understand just how much our gov doesn't even tell the rest of the world the truth about our strength. Most don't know but this is only the tip of the spear and it's hard to see this representation of how strong we are and then realize just how wrong that estimate actually is by a long shot. It's not even close. Orders of magnitude better in truth.

[@briellejefferson]

"would america have enough people to carry this out at once?" we have more than enough, and we are one of the only countries where able bodied people WANT to fight for the country, as opposed to being forced. history shows that in every war we've had, young men and now young women too, are lining up at recruiters offices to serve. it's a beautiful thing.

[@NeCoruption]

I would never fight for a country that literally only cares about lining the pockets of the rich while purposely causing a mass exodus of depression and desperation. Let alone the fact that vets aren't even cared for.

[@ConfiscatedZyra]

@@brucefoltz6251 to be fair it probably wasn't the same country as yours for the man 8 decades ago

[@kennethreinhart2163]

Not anymore. They're not serving the country, they're serving the military industrial complex. Anyone who joins now is simply a traitor and ignorance is no excuse

[@jamesgunnyreed]

@@ConfiscatedZyra WW1, WW2, had people rushing to join. After Desert Storm (when I joined) Recruiting was very easy, and even through the 20 yrs of Iraq and Afghanistan all branches of the military had record recruiting and retention. Now that there is no war its dropping and they are struggling to meet numbers. Even during Vietnam when there was a draft we still had enough volunteers. NOW, imagine if we are actually threatened here at home and have a reason to fight. Not someplace we never heard of 4,000 mi away but to protect our families and way of life. Even the LGBTQ and purple hair wierdos that normally hate guns and protest war would be fighting for their freedom... You wanna see a millennial or Gen Z get really triggered? Take away their mocha latte's, streaming services, and ability to charge their phone or electric car.

[@ConfiscatedZyra]

@@jamesgunnyreed Good point

[@patrickdugan8565]

First time watcher dude your reactions are awesome

[@AlexisPratt-x2q]

It's also important to note on our land borders that the border between Canada and the United States on land has like 25 feet about 6 m of completely barren ground with full sight lines, not even a tree is allowed to grow and that was to prevent us from having skirmishes at the border because when we created the border with Canada we weren't best friends like we are today. Even with our now friendly relationship, the border is kept barren to this day and it is manually physically payrolled/ enforced as well as enforced via satellites and CCTV. Mexico does not have quite as visible a border although there has been efforts to create fences and there is a very large And very deadly River Mexico's geography protects us in that realm as well as the geography of some of our Southern States. It is hard to launch a large scale attack or a surprise attack from a desert

[@ericeisenhofer2867]

I served for 23 years. I trained with the Canadian military, and to their credit, they were humble. The unique thing about our geography is that we have mountain ranges along both coasts that absolutely prohibits troop movement into the interior. The diversity of widespread agriculture, mining, fresh water, industry, and energy resources (coal, natural gas, and oil) makes us the only nation capable of being 100 percent self-sufficient. We can shut down global trade and literally starve out the global market.

[@alexdekeyser1999]

Literally you would be the first country to fall!

[@ericeisenhofer2867]

@@alexdekeyser1999 Wow. You have made such a convincing argument. Dildo.

[@nerys71]

​@@alexdekeyser1999Canada would likely never fall they would simply become partners with us in essence you could say they would be the first to defect

[@huntaaa4]

@@alexdekeyser1999 you can gon head and leave the us if you think so bud

[@williamkessler3847]

You would be a conquered land on day one. Face it. Your western provinces don’t want to be a part of Canada already. BC is full of pussies who won’t fight. Quebec will opt out immediately. That leaves nothing but your boy Justin. You lose.

[@konan2206]

"Youve got more guns than people?" Well, we've got two hands

[@maverick4462]

I count twelve in the living room right now. 😉

[@kacigehlhausen5899]

I was going to say... guarantee any American that has 1 will have more than 1 lol

[@Claraimal]

Theres at least 1 gun in every household lol. Even in Puerto Rico (with strict gun-control laws)

[@Greybeardfit]

And it's better to be prepared and not need them than to need them and not be prepared.

[@Vaerax]

This is hands down the most American thing I have ever heard and I’m American 😂

[@damien4365]

I LOVE! The realization at 12:30 😂😂❤

[@skitchybeaux]

Estimated 11 trillion rounds in Americans homes, THATS 10,000 ROUNDS PER PERSON ON EARTH, that's just the people

[@rangerdad11]

That stat of 120 weapons per 100 people was funny.... in my family of 5, we have 42! 🤣🤣🤣

[@andyolsen9560]

The statement takes into account the democratic supporters and other's so yeah if you have 2 you have 9

[@MargieM10]

Yes, we laughed too.

[@chrissegee]

Shhhhhhh !!!! They dont need to know all that

[@trentgay3437]

I got at least 15 I'm probably forgetting one. Edit 16 lol might still be forgetting edit 17. I might have remembered everything now. Maybe

[@johnnymull7275]

😂😂😂😂 same have enough to arm the whole neighborhood😂😂😂

[@flo4710]

I'm Proud of my country (US)! Proud native American!😊🇺🇸❤

[@GolfwithEaston]

im an American and they are actually slightly off on a lot of things we also have F-24 Raptor which the pilot can just take of from where it is and it can simply float in the air if the pilot is skilled enough and its wrong about the 120 guns per 100 men its actually around 220 guns per 100 men. (This is not a joke)

[@aimeemarie5462]

With the obnoxious amount of money that this freakin country spends on the military, we BETTER BE WINNING!! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@vmoya96]

Yup they take too much out my paycheck to not win

[@butter3413]

we don't spend that much in terms of things, most countries spend 3-5% of GDP on military, America spends on average 6-10% of our GDP

[@butter3413]

in 2022 I found our spending to be ~3.5%

[@greeneyedlady5580]

​@@butter3413 I don't believe that looking at it as a percentage of GDP is really the most valid way to make a comparison between countries. It seems to me that looking at military spending as a percentage of all government spending makes more sense. I've tried to go through the US federal budget (by categories) to add up all of the military related expenditures. They don't make it very easy.

[@butter3413]

@greeneyedlady5580 If there was another way besides GDP I would've used it, however that is the only metric the US government uses to track its spending(publicly available). However the percentages was what the government spend both Mandatory and Discretionary spending relating to the military as a total average.

[@kbx1500]

Yeah there's basically always one guy in a neighborhood who could supply the whole neighborhood with weapons.

[@davidplummer2473]

The point on logistics and economic/industrial power is absolutely critical. There is a reason that in war gaming circles there is a saying that amateurs talk about weapon systems but professionals talk logistics. If you can't keep your men and weapons supplied with materiel, it doesn't matter how good your weapons are, you lose. The Americans became the world's economic and logistics masters in WW2 and have yet to give that title up. The best strategy by far would be to just wait us out. Along with the rest of the West, we are rotting from within like the Roman Empire and I think China recognizes that. Hence keeping their own Tik Tok clean and wholesome while the export version is encouraged to be far beyond decadent.

[@infernalweasal5670]

You have to realize that the USA specifically created doctrine to deal with this type of scenario. It's a county founded by those with PTSD and designed in large part to keep the cycle going. And for over 200 yrs it has worked. And the US we take as far South as necessary to control the Panama Canal. Which would give it more or less free access between Atlantic and Pacific.

[@NetVoyer]

1. after you cross the ocean and land on the beach, you have mountain ranges not far in land from each coast. Makes for hard traveling and a lot of opportunity for ambush. 2. even without the military, the deer hunters in just Michigan and Wisconsin would make a force of many thousand skilled marksmen.

[@johnbalvin4940]

Don't forget us rural Minnesotan hunters and the Dakotas, Wyoming, and Montana. I know for sure we are stocked up with ammo, trained and ready. The states and people along the Canadian border are the last type they would hope for. And we are military people as well.

[@MWS67]

The British found that out during the Revolutionary War. The weapons have come a long way, but the terrain and tactics are still the same.

[@TimLucente]

You don't need deer hunters from the middle of the country. PA, WV, TN, NC, VT, AL are all full of hunters. Nearly a million in PA alone. If they could make it to Appalachia, they are in for a world of hurt from there.

[@NetVoyer]

Youi guys are all proving my point. There are a few million well equipped and trained snipers all over the US.

[@jeanielaborde6068]

That’s not all the states. Hunting states: Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas. Many of our people know how to hunt wildlife even many of women and children.

[@trishb9353]

I’m American and this is blowing my mind. I knew we were powerful but, damn. And yes, I live in a tri-level and we have guns available on every level.

Exactly...our little wars etc aren't about power/territory. We protect trade routes hence...

[@LiberPater777]

This why our enemies are doing everything in their power to make us destroy ourselves from within. It's the only chance they have at defeating us, and they know it.

[@Tlrhighside209]

Please don't mistake the incompetence of our politicians for the capabilities of our military.

[@dshook1568]

They actually run this scenario in the DoD every year actually

[@cameronchristen2680]

Something this video doesn't take into account is America's war time economy. In ww2 we switched to a war time economy and provided almost 2/3 of all allied military equipment during the war

[@maddymillion4994]

What is a war time economy

[@StarlightAnya01]

⁠@@maddymillion4994basically factories in that time switched to manufacturing supplies for wars rather than non-necessities

[@barrygeekler6458]

Hell, the UK hasn't even paid off their debt to the US from World War One. and Canada's military is a damn joke,

[@HichigoShirosaki1]

@@maddymillion4994 Where almost all non critical manufacturing and labor goes into the war effort instead. Russia is transitioning into a war economy right now if you want to see how that looks.

[@K.S.Fishing]

As a Texan, I was grinning from ear to ear before this video even started lol.

[@TheEdgeLord]

As a fellow Texan, I was beaming also..more so knowing that just us Texans could indeed wreck the world on our own... if we secede, we'd have the the 11th largest economy, and number 1 in badassery

[@K.S.Fishing]

@TheEdgeLord Australia said they'd back us if Texas secedes. They kinde eluded to it in the video but skipped over the best parts. In Texas, sport shooting is a popular past time and even most kids are better shots than some countries military. I also participate in living history reenactment so I know a lot of folks with working and functional cannons, mortars and we know very well how to operate them.

[@Mystra]

Why? Over what? USA is a joke these days as a country

[@Mystra]

​@TheEdgeLord No you couldn't, you have extremely poor understanding of how even your country or world works. Texas is wealthy because of trading, that USA government allows and facilitates. As for Australia they have to go through the federal government. Texas on their own are just going to perish.

[@Mystra]

​​@@K.S.FishingAustralia would have to go through the USA federal government before anything can happen, if Texas go their own way, that will never be accepted. Thanks for confirming that Americans are the most ignorant people on the planet. In case you are extra slow: this means aid never arrives to Texas

[@aaronsharp241]

And just think real hard that the U.S. only has 6% of the world's population... God Himself established this nation and He is our Protector. All glory be to Him

[@JasminOliva-nc4pg]

9/11 in Manhattan New York was the largest maritime evacuation in history. Volunteer civilian boats and ships were used under the National Coast Guard direction. 50,000 people were transported within a day. That is how fast American civilians can be mobilize.

[@tianamarie989]

270,000*

[@lovelypoets4003]

I heard it was 500,000😂 we've all heard differently

[@Trashman.69420]

@@lovelypoets4003 It was indeed approximately 500,000 people.

[@kylewilson2819]

500,000 in 9 hours

[@matthewmcclary7855]

It took us a week to move 300,000 out of Afghanistan.

[@user-tl6wc6gn9d]

You know that paper tiger comment pissed some Russians off 😆😂

[@MarcSamuels562]

Fuck em

[@VV-xe4ym]

Хорошо

[@huntaaa4]

@@VV-xe4ym sad what your country is doing