#combatfootage

[catgirlforeskin]

watching r/CombatFootage with the sound on in the breakroom and shaking my head in disagreement after every clip so my coworkers know I think violence is bad

[red-faced-wolf]

>make post on r/combatfootage

>mfw someone posts video of guy getting blown up during combat

>gets banned for not showing 10 minute POV gunfire video where nothing happens with wacky Russian hard bass music

[captain-price-unofficially]

Where does all this military footage get posted? I'm curious since you seem to be good at finding combat footage

r/combatfootage and @sentdefender, @Osinttechnical and @WarMonitors

[pattern-recognition]

the average r/combatfootage redditor can no longer reach orgasm without watching a video of a russian conscript being blown apart by a drone-delivered fragmentation grenade

[latenightsuburbansprinklersystem]

truly the most dire consequence of the war in ukraine is the sheer volume of god fucking awful ukranian music I've been exposed to spending 17 hours a day making myself schizophrenic on the combatfootage subreddit

[blogynewz]

"The Unheard Clash: Unveiling the Explosive Surge in Violent Video Games Triggered by Ukraine-Hamas Wars"

The Israeli military has released a first-person video showing navy fighters on a gunboat using assault rifles and grenades to attack people floating in the water. The targets were reportedly Hamas terrorists who had attempted to storm the Israeli coast. The video quickly circulated on social media platforms, including Reddit’s r/CombatFootage subreddit, where it was one of many violent scenes…

[blogynewsz]

"The Unheard Clash: Unveiling the Explosive Surge in Violent Video Games Triggered by Ukraine-Hamas Wars"

The Israeli military has released a first-person video showing navy fighters on a gunboat using assault rifles and grenades to attack people floating in the water. The targets were reportedly Hamas terrorists who had attempted to storm the Israeli coast. The video quickly circulated on social media platforms, including Reddit’s r/CombatFootage subreddit, where it was one of many violent scenes…

[unabashedrebeldreamland]

The idiocy that is Reddit, or: Reddit needs to die

Reddit is in the news these days, mostly for self-inflicted shotgun wounds to their feet .

I just experienced their stupidity today. I'll first tell you what they did, and then go into the background.

This morning I woke up to a message from them: my account had been temporarily suspended:

Oh no! What did I do??! Let's click on the evidence and find out. Here's what you get when you click on that link to reported content (I'll save you the trouble of typing it out):

That's right. They removed the post! Now I don't even know what caused the suspension! This is one example of an organization where the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. Such a dysfunctional organization does not deserve to exist.

Now, let's go into what happened there.

I started a thread in /r/combatfootage about a tweet that I saw that showed Russian Lancet drones wreaking havoc on Ukrainian assets. I was genuinely surprised to see that Russia had such drones; having been fed the line that Iran was supplying drones to Russia all year long.

In return, I got a lot of flack from members of that sub, calling me a twat, a dumbfuck, a "magat" (which I later learned is a real term and not a typo) and pointing out that the video was posted by some "wall street silver" right wingnut, etc. Taken aback at the hostility, I was surprised: where was this shit coming from? After all, I had posted only combat footage, which I had not seen earlier.

Anyways, one of the people responded to me with this line:

In a Costanza moment, I replied with this gem:

Well, why don't we ask /u/cakan4444 since he seems to be the biggest idiot of all.

That's it. That was the comment that got me banned from Reddit! You can view the rest of the comments in that thread and see that I was called a lot worse.

The conspiracy theorist in me would like to think that I was banned for pointing out the losses being incurred by Ukrainian forces, which goes against the "standard narrative" that's being pushed; but I don't care.

[militaryword-blog]

"I've stared death in the eyes, and he blinked first." Photo by @leblanc51ta #army #combat #combatarmy #combatfootage #military #marines #usnavyseal #usnavysailor

[red-faced-wolf]

I love r/combatfootage. I love seeing people get blown up by grenades dropped from drones

[captain-price-unofficially]

Have you seen the footage of the Russian soldier who was able to communicate to a Ukrainian drone that he wanted to surrender, and the drone led him to safety?

Yeah, I saw it on r/combatfootage

[flappytowel]

Narrow miss from RPG via /r/CombatFootage http://bit.ly/2RqcGDb

[colunasupinando]

Treino de alto nível 🦅🇧🇷 Siga @colunasupinando . #military #army #specialforces #soldiers #combat #combatfootage #usarmy #navy #marines #navyseals #armystrong #sof #militarymuscle #armylife #militarylife #forces #igmilitia #tactical #tacticallife #airsoft #militarytraining #militaryfitness #colunasupinando https://www.instagram.com/p/CCmDhB1BeeW/?igshid=uqd9u2n5mjos

[dutchmn007]

On the hunt: #dirtyjobs #documentary #style ;<) #tvseries #tv #tvshow #tvshowedits #history #combat #combatfootage #worldwar2 #worldwar #livingthedream #aviation #flying #groundattack (at National Archives at College Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/B74-xK_JSDH/?igshid=wer4b9fz3jq3