Videos tagged with Dave Grossman

This episode of 'Life, Liberty and the Pursuit' features two Iraq War veterans discussing the most crucial skills in modern combat. Contrary to popular belief, they emphasize that critical thinking and situational awareness, rather than marksmanship or physical fitness, are paramount. They share personal anecdotes to illustrate how split-second decisions made by young soldiers, often relying on street smarts over formal training, determine success in asymmetrical warfare. The discussion delves into the psychological aspects of combat, the dissolution of hierarchy under fire, and the strategic value of restraint. They also reflect on generational warfare differences and recommend Dave Grossman's "On Killing." The content aims to offer authentic insights into the human experience of modern warfare, bridging military experience with everyday American values.

This YouTube video from InRange TV explores Lieutenant Colonel Dave Grossman's book, "Why Mommy Carries a Gun." The content delves into the philosophical and practical aspects of firearm ownership, particularly in the context of self-defense and the reasons behind carrying a weapon. The video, supported by viewer contributions via Patreon, focuses on the themes and lessons presented in Grossman's work, likely touching upon topics related to personal safety, responsible gun ownership, and potentially the mindset associated with carrying a firearm.

This video analyzes a rhetorical fallacy often termed the 'View From Above' or 'Psychologist's Fallacy.' The speaker explains how individuals can present themselves as objective observers of an argument or controversy, while secretly being involved on one side. This is particularly relevant to gun culture, as discussed through a Relevant Magazine article and Lt. Col. Dave Grossman's book 'On Killing.' The content highlights a nuanced approach to understanding arguments within the firearms community.

This video features Lt. Col. Grossman discussing his views on the relationship between video games and violence, referencing his book "Assassination Generation." He specifically links the game Doom to the Columbine High School massacre. The description also touches on a controversial statement attributed to Grossman about law enforcement officers experiencing arousal from using force. The content is presented as a reading session, with links provided to his book and relevant articles. The channel InRange is highlighted as viewer-supported through Patreon.

This video discusses security preparations for societal collapse, touching on threats like nuclear attacks, grid failures, economic instability, and social unrest. The speaker, who was a guest speaker at the NRA's Carry Guard Expo, also spoke on firearms selection for home defense. The description mentions Dave Grossman, Steve Tarani, Royce Gracie, and John Correia of Active Self Protection ASP as fellow speakers. It also includes links to the speaker's blog for gun recommendations, their store, recommended gear on Amazon, Patreon support, training opportunities, and various social media platforms, as well as mentions of Vertx and Fiocchi.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former West Point psychology professor, discussing the psychological aspects of killing and combat. He touches upon controversies surrounding his writings, including topics like women in combat and policing, and even analyzes the phallic symbolism of neckties. The discussion references thinkers like Sigmund Freud and Friedrich Nietzsche, and the Bible, as Grossman unpacks his perspectives on lethal force encounters. The description also includes links to purchase his books 'On Killing' and 'On Combat,' as well as other resources from Warrior Poet Society.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former West Point Professor, discussing the profound psychological impacts of combat on soldiers. He addresses critical issues such as survivor's guilt and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), highlighting the alarming veteran suicide rate of 22 per day. Grossman also explores the challenges soldiers face during reintegration into civilian life after service, drawing on experiences from conflicts ranging from World War II and Vietnam to Afghanistan and Iraq. The video aims to raise awareness and provide insights into coping mechanisms for those affected by the trauma of war.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former psychology professor at West Point, discussing the current state of policing in America. Grossman, known for his expertise on the psychological effects of combat and lethal force, argues that mainstream media fosters a climate of fear and animosity towards law enforcement. He uses the Ferguson incident as a prime example of media bias and agenda, advocating strongly in support of police officers across the nation.

This video, "Fighting like FOOLS," by Warrior Poet Society, emphasizes the critical importance of integrating intellectualism with martial prowess. Drawing from the misattributed quote to Thucydides (but correctly identified as Sir William Francis Butler) and the example of General James "Mad Dog" Mattis, the content advocates for warriors to be scholars and "warrior poets." It highlights the dangers of a disconnect between thinking and fighting, citing historical figures and texts like Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War,' George Orwell's '1984,' and mentioning thinkers like Karl Marx. The video promotes continuous learning and education to prevent costly mistakes and save lives, underscoring that great fighters and officers must be perpetual students.

This video by Nutnfancy explores 'The Sheepdog Concept,' a mindset of selflessness and proactive action in the face of danger. The concept, introduced by Lt Col Dave Grossman, emphasizes individuals who are prepared to act and potentially sacrifice themselves to protect others. The description highlights examples like Lenny Skutnik saving a woman from the Air Florida crash and draws parallels to individuals in civilian, law enforcement, firefighting, and military roles. The video aims to provide information to help viewers prepare themselves, both mentally and materially, to embody this crucial mindset.