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Man thinks he is calling out stolen valor, gets owned when guy pulls out his VA ID

8,539,884 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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0xP 💥🪓🦆🦍2 years ago

That guy sucks for being rude to the old vet

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Andrew Michael2 years ago

He’s an old vet who’s forgotten more than that young soldier has learned. Hopefully this was a learning experience for him.

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DEEP STATE2 years ago

Good on the old dude for putting that joker in his place

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》》》》》》black boi《《《《《《2 years ago

Wonder why he posted this. I woulda deleted the video immediately.

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Washingtons ghost2 years ago

Dudes that do this are cringy

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Bradley Productions2 years ago

Why would he assume it was Stolen Valor??

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Mr. Pol Sci Guy2 years ago

I am veteran. I don’t care about stolen valor. There are more important issues this veteran should care about like mental heath crisis, homelessness and addiction issues within the veteran community.

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Christian C.🌷2 years ago

Man was obviously pissed and offended when the other guy said he was lying. His years of service was questioned disrespectfully and he had to pulled out his ID to prove he earned his shït for real🎖️

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Mostly Peaceful Cuban2 years ago

And he still put it on social media 🤡

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Quinn Garrett2 years ago

Yeah, I had on my regular clothing (a jacket) some collectors pins and patches. I was questioned by a service member and several of his buddies came over to stand behind him with their chests puffed out and fists under their biceps as a show of strength. They were harassing me and I simply replied, "I'm not looking for any trouble, you can move along and find someone else to harass." One of his buddies said something along the lines of "Well you found some." He brought down his arms and was pumping them down as if he was going to start throwing punches. I said to them, "One moment." I got out my wallet with my current military ID, pulled it out and said, "So, what you're telling me is you're going to harass a current member of the military of stolen valor for collectors pins and patches on his civilian clothing. Am I right?" The one pumping his arms pushed the original guy into me and literally ran away. Everyone else stayed, and actually apologized. It's sad because a lot of people are out there and judge you before getting to know you. If we approached our life with one of trying to understand instead of trying to judge, I honestly believe our world would be a lot better for everyone.

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