It's really does help to highlight a serious issue and or issues. I and other veterans have different experiences, but we all just usually need a outlet for a lot of those issues that are positive for mental and physical health.
@@markanthony1004 first of all thank you for your service. Secondly I love that Jordan is using his platform to show people like me that things like this exist and are helping in some way.
I have never served in the military or been a police officer. That being said, I tried desperately to resuscitate a dying friend and failed. I harbor guilt about that. I have never had success with therapy and have sought my own ways of coping, Skating being one that has been monumentally helpful, but isn't a complete treatment of my pain. This segment, and these people make me feel inspired to continue to unpack, manage, deal with, and grow from my experiences by pursuing alternate avenues. Thanks Jordan Klepper for making content for the world that matters to people like these men, and me.
I wish you luck. Don’t give up. It’s hard but it’s worth it. Time does help a little. You are not alone. After my best friends suicide I felt that I couldn’t help her so I was useless and just an all around shitty human and a waste of oxygen. What really helped me was volunteering at a hospice. I like to think I helped some great people get over to the other side. It’s weird that we don’t like to think about death even though it happens to every single one of us it seems we are all in denial to greater or lesser degrees and it’s weird that we treat those who are dying ( were all dying in a way as we all have a date with the reaper but I mean those who are sick or in hospice or very old etc) we almost treat it as embarrassing if that’s the right word.. not quite but it’s hard to explain. Maybe something like that could help you as well and help something positive come out of it. At the very least it helps you to get out of your own head and stop dwelling about what you did or didn’t do. We cannot change the past. If you did your best you did all you could. If you feel deep down that you didn’t do your best well we are human we make mistakes besides beating yourself up for the rest of your life will not only not change it, but would your friend want you to be miserable over it forever? Don’t you owe it to him to not disappoint him by driving yourself crazy over it? If you were the one that died that day wouldn’t you want him to go on and have a good life? Besides, are you a doctor? Even doctors make mistakes they are not perfect, and if you had no medical training aren’t you being a bit hard on yourself expecting you to somehow leap into action and save someone when you aren’t even an expert at resuscitation? My friend, we do not control every outcome. Some of it you have to learn to let go. Of the guilt most of all. Forgive me If I crossed a line I know I’m just some stranger on RUclips. But I wish someone had said these things to me, even though I wasn’t prepared to hear them, eventually they would sink in because they are simply true. You didn’t maliciously cause your friends death and while your heart is saying you should’ve done more or couldn’t do enough, there are real people suffering TODAY that you can help which will actually help you so much more than you could ever help them. Just my two cents. Everyone has to find their own way or path through. Just don’t get stuck in the past or give up keep going on that path. And keep going forward not backwards or in circles to use my corny path metaphor. With all my heart I truly do wish you the best for peace of mind and healing. Don’t worry I won’t break into “Kumbaya” w and acoustic guitar I’m not a dirty hippie lolol no offense to hippies lol but seriously your friend probably would hate to see you beating yourself up over something you had so little control over. Get that dragon off your back or chest that guilt will eat you alive and age you before your time if you don’t find a way to. Feel free to reach out if you need someone to talk to I’ll call you or you can call if your having a bad day etc I’m in the San Diego area right now but w cell phones long distance isn’t a problem.
Time dulls the worst of the sharp edges of pain and guilt sometimes until it can’t quite cut anymore but it still hurts. Like this deep ache you can never completely get rid of. I don’t want to forget anyone but I wish it could be more the good times which is what I focus on now instead of the guilt anger sorrow that they didn’t get to do all the things they planned or that we didn’t get to know them for longer than that little slice of time that we were” allowed”.. allowed I guess if you don’t think it’s all random and a concious being is making these decisions. I don’t know.
relax, and imagine going from one victim to another as fast as you can. lol, it's a small private club of understanding. i can never explain the single combat experience of a missile striking over 100 meters away, and the shock of the blast, like being under a tree struck by lightning?
Please take this as a gesture from someone who cares about you, i wouldn't want to face what you have faced. Try reading the muslim holy book , "the qur'an" . You will get all the answers and cure everything.
friend, we all live with it. please see this, accept, be free 'IN' suffering = christ & budhaa &? it's common sense, you will acquire @ death, sadly, @ least. i'm #RANGERschooled & #MARINEblooded front line, severely wounded combat vet, done police, sheriff & security, major university, degrees in science, biz, minors in psych to forestry, built several small successful companies, kid's invited to ivy league, ..., all good enough - EXCEPT for ever present yin-yang & 'all is suffering,' & damned memory = #CAREING, therapy? #NOUNPRESCRIBEDdrugs. easy man, day by day, faith. it's o.k. to feel all - soon, let it go, or, don't = IT, LIKE ALL, DIES OF IT'S OWN BURN OUT, @ least; don't, if you WANT OR NEED SUFFERING. YOUR CHOICE+/-. self-examine & philosophy's on healing, visit other religions and speak on our pathetic ego & issues -- perhaps? pain leaves when it's NOT you you you. listen, learn, move on, live with us & know - we do it too, it's natural, a lived life, suffering/peace. life = no practice, wake & react as needed. *o.k., buddy, i bet all, you did all you knew to do.* case over ---- but, Our mind's wonder IF????? why didn't i study more, practice, care enough,... = stfu. ahhh, sit in the sun more, relax, time time time time.... be well in ponderous pondering, like all.
I was trained as a combat medic in our conscription army, but hoooooly hell I'm lucky my country doesn't have a war going on and I'll never have to see combat. Serious props to that stand-up comic person!
How awesome is it to have Jordan Klepper back? As a former combat medic, I totally love this segment. PTSD is a scary animal, so glad to see him raising awareness on such important issues❤❤❤
@@Priestofgoddess Exactly. They don't care about human lives, about innocent men, women, elderly and children or about their own soldiers, their own people or any morality whatsoever. All they care about is their bottom line. To hell with their own country or the rest of humanity. Then they have the gal to say they are fighting for truth or justice. The lies disgust me to no end, especially because their shenanigans caused terrorism and the worst 2 decade in the history of my city. When the soldiers were saying you don't know the stress of car bombs going off near you and not knowing whether you would make it out alive, I and a lot of my people have experienced that.
@@eagle3676 The core issue is, that all this military industry is private. To make profti they need wars, because only during wars they weapons will be really required. That is why they use all their influence to make countries like the US go to war. Or there are shitty group-based reasons like those things happening in Yemen or Palestine/Israel.
@@Priestofgoddess Your first point is right. The military industrial complex makes way too much money and pays off the US government and congress so they can all keep making money. Yemen was started by Saudi Arabia and the US. Saudi Arabia, Iran and Israel fight for power and control, not for their protection. The rest are excuses they make up on the fly like Israel has Hamas to put all the blame on and then Saudi Arabia blames Iran and Iran blames the terrorists that Israel, the US and Saudi Arabia support. All of this is for money, power and control. There's no aspect of it where it's for religion, for protecting people or rights or any of the BS any of these countries put in their PR campaigns.
I miss old Jordan from Opposition, however, this was amazing piece about very difficult subject. I hope, if nothing else, that this piece helped at least a bit to those, in the video or others, dealing with PTSD after they bravely served their country.
Thank you and congratulations to everyone involved in producing this show and for choosing to feature the Valhalla Club in the inaugural episode. The three men you showcased had the common dream of becoming wrestling superstars. Each of those men made the heartrending decision to set aside that dream and risked everything in order to serve their country. Tonight, in some small part, you've managed to reward these three heroes in a way the government agencies responsible for supporting them never could: You gave the entire country an opportunity to see them as the Superstars they truly are. Thank you. I'm proud of you all for producing it; you did something good here.
Not a veteran, but also recently diagnosed with PTSD. This is really helpful - the "fuck it-bucket" will now be used by me as well. Thanks, Jordan, for dealing with a complex topic empathically.
Jordan : Where are you in that pool? Are you swimming up? Eddie : I'm trying I hope you get back to the top of the pool, Eddie :') This is a REAL good stuff you're doing, Klepper!!!
This may sound like a totally off-kilter takeaway from this clip, but this appears to be the most authentic peek into the lives of regular Americans in mainstream media atleast and feels eye-opening. In many ways Hollywood is a wonderful dream machine but it also does a strange disservice to regular Americans and how it depicts their lives and consequently how they end up being viewed by people watching from the outside. Everything is so glamorous and they invariably make them look so callous, shiny, first-world with not a care in the world. When in fact they are regular people struggling and trying to deal as best as they can with their lot in life and with such grace and humility.
Although I will miss the humorous interviews where he brings the irony out of what people are saying - god do I miss that. But I'm glad to see he is still around.
I think any of the fight sports help with many things like PTSD, depression, fear, etc while teaching empathy and respect much more so than pro wrestling.
@@prestok I think the competition in a controlled environment of a BJJ or boxing gym for ex is one of the best and most therapeutic parts. Fight sport gyms tend to have brotherly love almost like that of a military platoon which is another of the many reasons they're therapeutic.
No human can go through that and come out the same. I made the mistake of joining when I was 18. It was a mistake I made and by doing so I helped the military industrial complex. But these folks aren't the military, they are the domestic survivors of the military.
Let me say first that I respect our veterans and I don't want to take away from the PTSD they have from combat. Although I would like to see Kleppler cover PTSD in minority (black and Hispanic) neighborhoods. While vets go to another country with pay and comeback with support as a black man I have experienced death and harm leading to PTSD (compartmentalize, distancing, etc.) In summary... Keppler should do to a neighborhood to get a better understanding of that.
Klepper I was wondering what the hell you were up to for all those months , happens you were up to a whole lot of no good very good stuff . Kudos to you and your new found friends .
5:33 "I wonder where the next jack and coke is at." Next shot: People drinking a shot of whiskey, no coke in sight. Yeah, i think they had the coke first... in the bathroom
I love the episode But as a long time international fan of yours it feels like this episode am missing lots and lots of context. On your previous shows you build the story act, we know the good and bad guys of the story we are watching. Am basically saying we want/Love confrontation and giving it to the bad guys. Huge fan ♥️
"They are not afraid to wear emotions on their sleeves" Nobody should be afraid of that. All those people in the past, back in 18, 17 century, back in medieval times? They wore emotions on their sleeves. Not all of them, but being a stoic requires heavy training pretty much since childhood. And we aren't living in society that allows to be a stoic. We live in time when we are being told to be calm and compose when every bone in our body wants to cry and to be outraged because society demands us to be outraged.
Miss your fkn face n your teams face from opposition! The opposition needs to come back! Miss all of you and your team from The Opposition! Glad you're finally back though!
Thank you for letting me tell my story, and for letting the rest of the Valhalla club get the message out.
Watching this was life changing. Thank you
I wished there was more support for y‘all!
I hope this will be going forever!
Much love from overseas!!!!!!!!!!!
Saw your story. Very emotional and great respect to you. Keep it up
Maybe you can tell us the rest of the story. Kepler left us hanging!
@@infoaccount7323 the full story is in the documentary is called the Valhalla club, and it's on Amazon prime. Thank you for watching.
This is what you're supposed to use comedy for. Tell a story and help people heal. Thank you, Jordan.
It's really does help to highlight a serious issue and or issues. I and other veterans have different experiences, but we all just usually need a outlet for a lot of those issues that are positive for mental and physical health.
@@markanthony1004 first of all thank you for your service. Secondly I love that Jordan is using his platform to show people like me that things like this exist and are helping in some way.
Team Valhalla - Thank you for speaking out about your emotions, we stand with you!
I have never served in the military or been a police officer. That being said, I tried desperately to resuscitate a dying friend and failed. I harbor guilt about that. I have never had success with therapy and have sought my own ways of coping, Skating being one that has been monumentally helpful, but isn't a complete treatment of my pain. This segment, and these people make me feel inspired to continue to unpack, manage, deal with, and grow from my experiences by pursuing alternate avenues. Thanks Jordan Klepper for making content for the world that matters to people like these men, and me.
I wish you luck. Don’t give up. It’s hard but it’s worth it. Time does help a little. You are not alone. After my best friends suicide I felt that I couldn’t help her so I was useless and just an all around shitty human and a waste of oxygen. What really helped me was volunteering at a hospice. I like to think I helped some great people get over to the other side. It’s weird that we don’t like to think about death even though it happens to every single one of us it seems we are all in denial to greater or lesser degrees and it’s weird that we treat those who are dying ( were all dying in a way as we all have a date with the reaper but I mean those who are sick or in hospice or very old etc) we almost treat it as embarrassing if that’s the right word.. not quite but it’s hard to explain. Maybe something like that could help you as well and help something positive come out of it. At the very least it helps you to get out of your own head and stop dwelling about what you did or didn’t do. We cannot change the past. If you did your best you did all you could. If you feel deep down that you didn’t do your best well we are human we make mistakes besides beating yourself up for the rest of your life will not only not change it, but would your friend want you to be miserable over it forever? Don’t you owe it to him to not disappoint him by driving yourself crazy over it? If you were the one that died that day wouldn’t you want him to go on and have a good life? Besides, are you a doctor? Even doctors make mistakes they are not perfect, and if you had no medical training aren’t you being a bit hard on yourself expecting you to somehow leap into action and save someone when you aren’t even an expert at resuscitation? My friend, we do not control every outcome. Some of it you have to learn to let go. Of the guilt most of all. Forgive me If I crossed a line I know I’m just some stranger on RUclips. But I wish someone had said these things to me, even though I wasn’t prepared to hear them, eventually they would sink in because they are simply true. You didn’t maliciously cause your friends death and while your heart is saying you should’ve done more or couldn’t do enough, there are real people suffering TODAY that you can help which will actually help you so much more than you could ever help them. Just my two cents. Everyone has to find their own way or path through. Just don’t get stuck in the past or give up keep going on that path. And keep going forward not backwards or in circles to use my corny path metaphor. With all my heart I truly do wish you the best for peace of mind and healing. Don’t worry I won’t break into “Kumbaya” w and acoustic guitar I’m not a dirty hippie lolol no offense to hippies lol but seriously your friend probably would hate to see you beating yourself up over something you had so little control over. Get that dragon off your back or chest that guilt will eat you alive and age you before your time if you don’t find a way to. Feel free to reach out if you need someone to talk to I’ll call you or you can call if your having a bad day etc I’m in the San Diego area right now but w cell phones long distance isn’t a problem.
Time dulls the worst of the sharp edges of pain and guilt sometimes until it can’t quite cut anymore but it still hurts. Like this deep ache you can never completely get rid of. I don’t want to forget anyone but I wish it could be more the good times which is what I focus on now instead of the guilt anger sorrow that they didn’t get to do all the things they planned or that we didn’t get to know them for longer than that little slice of time that we were” allowed”.. allowed I guess if you don’t think it’s all random and a concious being is making these decisions. I don’t know.
relax, and imagine going from one victim to another as fast as you can. lol, it's a small private club of understanding. i can never explain the single combat experience of a missile striking over 100 meters away, and the shock of the blast, like being under a tree struck by lightning?
Please take this as a gesture from someone who cares about you, i wouldn't want to face what you have faced. Try reading the muslim holy book , "the qur'an" . You will get all the answers and cure everything.
friend, we all live with it. please see this, accept, be free 'IN' suffering = christ & budhaa &? it's common sense, you will acquire @ death, sadly, @ least. i'm #RANGERschooled & #MARINEblooded front line, severely wounded combat vet, done police, sheriff & security, major university, degrees in science, biz, minors in psych to forestry, built several small successful companies, kid's invited to ivy league, ..., all good enough - EXCEPT for ever present yin-yang & 'all is suffering,' & damned memory = #CAREING, therapy? #NOUNPRESCRIBEDdrugs. easy man, day by day, faith. it's o.k. to feel all - soon, let it go, or, don't = IT, LIKE ALL, DIES OF IT'S OWN BURN OUT, @ least; don't, if you WANT OR NEED SUFFERING. YOUR CHOICE+/-. self-examine & philosophy's on healing, visit other religions and speak on our pathetic ego & issues -- perhaps? pain leaves when it's NOT you you you. listen, learn, move on, live with us & know - we do it too, it's natural, a lived life, suffering/peace. life = no practice, wake & react as needed.
*o.k., buddy, i bet all, you did all you knew to do.*
case over ---- but, Our mind's wonder IF????? why didn't i study more, practice, care enough,... = stfu. ahhh, sit in the sun more, relax, time time time time.... be well in ponderous pondering, like all.
F yes Klepper is back.
I ruined the 69 likes
I was trained as a combat medic in our conscription army, but hoooooly hell I'm lucky my country doesn't have a war going on and I'll never have to see combat. Serious props to that stand-up comic person!
Sockcucker Switzerland ?
Think more up north.
Sockcucker A Scandinavian Country ?
@@matthiasw8777 close, Finland.
Damn. I served in Afghanistan with some Lithuanians and Romanians I think
Klepper is top shelf. You've been sorely missed... welcome back!
This feels like the most real thing I ever watched
How awesome is it to have Jordan Klepper back? As a former combat medic, I totally love this segment. PTSD is a scary animal, so glad to see him raising awareness on such important issues❤❤❤
Great segment! As a disabled vet, this segment really brought some light to the struggles.
The last one really put me in perspective and got me tearing up. Thank you Jordon Klepper for doing this.
They wouldn't have to deal with this shit if the US didn't love wars so much
Even more because they leave their vets pretty much alone and only pretend to care about them.
@@Priestofgoddess Exactly. They don't care about human lives, about innocent men, women, elderly and children or about their own soldiers, their own people or any morality whatsoever. All they care about is their bottom line. To hell with their own country or the rest of humanity. Then they have the gal to say they are fighting for truth or justice. The lies disgust me to no end, especially because their shenanigans caused terrorism and the worst 2 decade in the history of my city. When the soldiers were saying you don't know the stress of car bombs going off near you and not knowing whether you would make it out alive, I and a lot of my people have experienced that.
@@eagle3676 The core issue is, that all this military industry is private. To make profti they need wars, because only during wars they weapons will be really required. That is why they use all their influence to make countries like the US go to war. Or there are shitty group-based reasons like those things happening in Yemen or Palestine/Israel.
@@Priestofgoddess Your first point is right. The military industrial complex makes way too much money and pays off the US government and congress so they can all keep making money. Yemen was started by Saudi Arabia and the US. Saudi Arabia, Iran and Israel fight for power and control, not for their protection. The rest are excuses they make up on the fly like Israel has Hamas to put all the blame on and then Saudi Arabia blames Iran and Iran blames the terrorists that Israel, the US and Saudi Arabia support. All of this is for money, power and control. There's no aspect of it where it's for religion, for protecting people or rights or any of the BS any of these countries put in their PR campaigns.
biz
I really hope he can become the handsome stranger in the ring
well have I got some news for you
There is only one handsome stranger.buff bagwell 😂
I miss old Jordan from Opposition, however, this was amazing piece about very difficult subject. I hope, if nothing else, that this piece helped at least a bit to those, in the video or others, dealing with PTSD after they bravely served their country.
This is amazing. Thank you for shedding a light on soldiers' lives when they come back home.
Thank you and congratulations to everyone involved in producing this show and for choosing to feature the Valhalla Club in the inaugural episode.
The three men you showcased had the common dream of becoming wrestling superstars. Each of those men made the heartrending decision to set aside that dream and risked everything in order to serve their country.
Tonight, in some small part, you've managed to reward these three heroes in a way the government agencies responsible for supporting them never could:
You gave the entire country an opportunity to see them as the Superstars they truly are.
Thank you. I'm proud of you all for producing it; you did something good here.
This was awesome, thanks for bringing light these brave men that have to handle PTSD on a daily basis through other means
Now this is the wholesome content I like to see
Wholesome video. Really cool to see an outlet for people who hold on to so much pain
I teared up. Thank you for returning to us Klepper and teams.
Amazing work Jordan! I'm going to love this show, I know it!
I did not expect this level of depth and real shit. Good jorb Klepper! real shit
Not a veteran, but also recently diagnosed with PTSD. This is really helpful - the "fuck it-bucket" will now be used by me as well.
Thanks, Jordan, for dealing with a complex topic empathically.
Thank you
Klepper's back baby!
"Where are the veterans at?"
"Air force sit down, you don't count"
love you dude...a kid with heart.
Jordan : Where are you in that pool? Are you swimming up?
Eddie : I'm trying
I hope you get back to the top of the pool, Eddie :')
This is a REAL good stuff you're doing, Klepper!!!
Welcome back Jordan. I missed you
Jordan Klepper is a national treasure
Great story would love to hear more
More
This was amazing, thank you. My mother has ptsd and went down the drug abuse road instead. Its nice to know stuff like this is out there to help
2:04 she is so pretty! She looks so proud of her dad. SO much respect to veterans and their families
Love your work Mate 👊👍💞
Fuck dude, this segment was amazing man. Keep it up, Keppler
glad to see you're back!
Can´t wait for your show to go live ... do it, do it NOW :-)
I've been waiting for his new show so much :)
very cool story! 100% love the idea of pro wrestling helping with PTSD. didn’t even know about till now, thank you klepper
Good work young Jordan. ❤
God, so happy he's back!
That’s my hood! Southside San Anto 😤
This may sound like a totally off-kilter takeaway from this clip, but this appears to be the most authentic peek into the lives of regular Americans in mainstream media atleast and feels eye-opening. In many ways Hollywood is a wonderful dream machine but it also does a strange disservice to regular Americans and how it depicts their lives and consequently how they end up being viewed by people watching from the outside. Everything is so glamorous and they invariably make them look so callous, shiny, first-world with not a care in the world. When in fact they are regular people struggling and trying to deal as best as they can with their lot in life and with such grace and humility.
Although I will miss the humorous interviews where he brings the irony out of what people are saying - god do I miss that. But I'm glad to see he is still around.
They are remarkable!
I love that pizza guy!
Its always sunny in philiadelfia Vibes lol but it actually works
That handlebar mustache tho
I think any of the fight sports help with many things like PTSD, depression, fear, etc while teaching empathy and respect much more so than pro wrestling.
I think removing competition from the equation is really important, though. Pro wrestling does that
@@prestok I think the competition in a controlled environment of a BJJ or boxing gym for ex is one of the best and most therapeutic parts. Fight sport gyms tend to have brotherly love almost like that of a military platoon which is another of the many reasons they're therapeutic.
If the war hunter has PTSD, imagine the psychological torture war brings to the war prey ......no wonder middle east is the way it is
No human can go through that and come out the same. I made the mistake of joining when I was 18. It was a mistake I made and by doing so I helped the military industrial complex. But these folks aren't the military, they are the domestic survivors of the military.
@@Mad_S .....that's the thing everybody has their own story, its just the media chooses whose story worth telling.....
"Put it in the fuck it box and deal with it when you can"
I can sense a Kaufman con coming. 😊
Let me say first that I respect our veterans and I don't want to take away from the PTSD they have from combat. Although I would like to see Kleppler cover PTSD in minority (black and Hispanic) neighborhoods. While vets go to another country with pay and comeback with support as a black man I have experienced death and harm leading to PTSD (compartmentalize, distancing, etc.) In summary... Keppler should do to a neighborhood to get a better understanding of that.
Klepper I was wondering what the hell you were up to for all those months , happens you were up to a whole lot of no good very good stuff . Kudos to you and your new found friends .
I like the idea of a f it box..but beside that coping Mechanism...they would need a therapie form. PTSD is though.
3:32 this dude looks like Popeye lol
5:33 "I wonder where the next jack and coke is at." Next shot: People drinking a shot of whiskey, no coke in sight. Yeah, i think they had the coke first... in the bathroom
I love the episode But as a long time international fan of yours it feels like this episode am missing lots and lots of context. On your previous shows you build the story act, we know the good and bad guys of the story we are watching. Am basically saying we want/Love confrontation and giving it to the bad guys. Huge fan ♥️
DreamQ fighting changes no ones mind
@@15-86-z8k Yeah I know but fighting is very entertaining.
DreamQ Sometimes the scariest bad guys are the ones you can’t see.
I absolutely agree.
This isn't about good vs bad. This is about a struggle. I loved this segment.
I liked this
What a cliff hanging! Where is the rest of the story?
i got ptsd from a policeraid and smoking pot helps me alot, but also caused another policeraid. f'cked up world.
Are there any of there wrestling matches on RUclips ?
There’s a documentary on Amazon Prime about the VC, here’s the trailer: ruclips.net/video/_s5o6JlYNt0/видео.html
Yes I have all of my matches on here
@@resonantfilterblog ,
Okay, thanks
@@erikbloodaxe83 ,
Do have it on a playlist on RUclips ?
Klepper, you son of a bitch. You've really outdone yourself this time.
End the wars oversees and bring all the soilders back home. No more PTSD
"They are not afraid to wear emotions on their sleeves"
Nobody should be afraid of that. All those people in the past, back in 18, 17 century, back in medieval times? They wore emotions on their sleeves. Not all of them, but being a stoic requires heavy training pretty much since childhood. And we aren't living in society that allows to be a stoic. We live in time when we are being told to be calm and compose when every bone in our body wants to cry and to be outraged because society demands us to be outraged.
new mos ? 😎
Miss your fkn face n your teams face from opposition! The opposition needs to come back! Miss all of you and your team from The Opposition!
Glad you're finally back though!
This is a thing here? What else isn't the VA telling me?
"If I can be self-deprecating, that will get the point across that I'm okay."
Trump? Anyone? Trump? 🤷
What is PTSD?
Is there anyone doing political satire better than Trevor Noah right now?
Cute daughter
Where is the humor
Fu keppler!!!!!
Sorry bro. Unsubscribing