Wood
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Aereogramme Made out of wood Made out of wood Thrown us in highlights Ma…
Bon Iver I'm up in the woods, I'm down on my mind I'm…
Buckcherry She's got a body that will blow your mind, like…
Cole Porter If you want to ring the bell not once, but…
Dan Seals His old hands were brown from the varnish and the stain An…
Dr. Green & The Greasy Saucepan Куча денег на разработку оружия, Куча ученых пытаются изобре…
F.F.B Wood fired pizza Wood fired pizza How's pizza gonna get a…
J. Woods Come on and lay back down Let's go another round now Ima…
Jacque Hammond Out on the ocean far and wide I see you worried I…

Lowly Step over, step over To my side, to my side Things grow…
No Use For A Name It taught you a lesson, how to be afraid And how…
pomni Легко забыть, кто ты такой Легко забыть Ой, ой, упс Ой, я за…
Queen Wei 挑塊木取了火燒完了變成風風想說我原本是沒人要的木頭自以為有很多太深的沒人懂我想到我就說講到最…
Rostam Sunlight on your eyelids You were sleeping Ah, ah ah Sunligh…
Second Person You try to multiply your speed by time to get…
The Dead Pirates What's up man I met you in a private club you seemed…
the dead pirates (mcbess) What's up man I met you in a private club you seemed…
Toehider Can you recall what the young girl had said? No smile…

Tunng The boys pitched their old canvas in sun And the scattering…

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Comments from YouTube:

Ima Hicks

11y

This is a glorious idea - don't let anything or anyone stop you from winning with it. The next thing we need to figure out is how to make our veterans understand that their self-esteem and mission do not end when they take that uniform off. We need to be sure they learn to use the same direction and drive on the outside that they learned on the inside. That is the recipe for a great and successful life. Great job! Thank you.

MainelyButch

11y

This is a great GREAT idea! Yes, when I got out in 1986 I had no sense of purpose, belonging or self-worth and wandered for a time, finding solace in drugs and alcohol....I WISH there had been community based programs for disaster relief such as this organized. There are disasters almost daily somewhere in this hemisphere and veterans are the PERFECT candidates to run and respond to these situations! Someone PLEASE do something about getting this done!!! Thanks!

13gi0n

11y

This is an excellent idea... and in fact, I wish -this- was the primary mission of our military, instead of combat operations. Military operations do not leave people and places better than how they found them... This would be a much higher form of military service than dealing death. True peace-keeping operations.

Melissa M

9y↑3

Oh my God, Jake. I could not have said it better. Thank you. Six years later (was forced to medically retire in 2007 after 10 years AGR and 17 years total service) and I still feel like I am flapping in the wind. I try to fit into the civilian world, but it is like wearing clothes too small for you, you just can't wait to get out of them. They're serving your purpose, to keep you from getting an indecent exposure charge (a civilian job gives you a paycheck), but it is NOT the same. You say, "he's no longer SGT Jones, he's Dave". I am no longer SFC Mitchell with SGMs calling me from across the country asking me to come work for them, I am simply Melissa trying to make a living. It sucks.

captaincarl1

11y

Service continues. I approve!

Malcolm Pagett

11y

I agree with you entriely. I'm sick of seeing people trying to come up with a one size fits all approch to problems.

CognosSquare

11y

These guys are doing good. Just them getting trees, wreckage and junk out of the way in the wake of Sandy is a great testament.

liquidminds

11y

i see your point and I agree. Still. Using veterans for disaster-response, is a great idea in my eyes. The conditions in war and in disaster are comparably bad and it requires people with special physical and psychological strength to handle that. People tend to see veterans as damaged. Disaster relief has a chance to change that image, bringing benefits to all veterans, even those who choose not to work in that field. Recognition of Abilities, is the highest form of Recognition you can get.

Adamantium

11y

Genius in its simplicity.

carlos duarte

11y

that, my friends, is a true patriot.. way to go, dude!

Igor Krupitsky

11y

The youngest group of veterans, ages 17-24, were almost four times as likely to commit suicide than nonveterans. I wonder if kids are warned of this risk when they sign up.

Matt Doan

11y

He's saying that the boy sees it this way--it's the perspective that is drilled into someone in the armed forces. In boot camp you don't know where you'll be going or what you'll be doing, but you are endlessly reminded that you are part of a force for freedom, liberty, justice, etc.. Maybe you don't buy it entirely, but it will rub off, and you'll draw a sense of purpose and motivation from it. You trust that the government the people elected will use you in a manner that upholds those ideals.

Panayiotis Kyriakou

11y

I am with you on this

Brian Thomas

9y↑3

Wow someone finely figured out what was really happening with Veteran's

jedi mind trick

11y

Hi guys, so how does one start looking or training for disater relief jobs? I'm not a veteran but this type of job sounds awesome. Any suggestions?

liquidminds

11y

I know it's different in the US, but in many European countries, cops wear guns, eventhough they almost never use it. A cop using his gun is always considered an extreme action that will always start an investigation about wether it was legitimate or not. The idea is, that they should never use it, unless there is no other chance. For soldiers, using the gun is considered their main task. many people see soldiers as aiming-devices for their guns. THAT is what has to change, to make wars stop.

eatcarpet

11y

I don't know why this has gotten so many dislikes.

Nenji

11y

It's not positive or negative. It's a word.

avedic

11y

The cognitive dissonance many people feel concerning war is the following... We're told that soldiers are heroes because they "defend our freedom." You have to ask yourself: What freedoms do we now have, that we would NOT have had we not invaded Iraq? Then, when you realize we have FEWER freedoms post-Iraq(thanks to our own government), it upsets those of us who respect these soldiers. Jake's idea is brilliant. Give these heroic people a chance to serve their country in a real and tangible way.

liquidminds

11y

Eventhough i agree that every war, except the one to defend your own country, is unnecessary, you have to realize, that war is only expensive for those who lose it. The winners refund with raw materials and demands in their peace-contracts. The US in addition to that gain revenue by using up the stocked ammo, making room for new ammo to be produced, providing job-stability in the Weapons-industry. Sadly, that's what makes wars a net-win for some countries, making it a business-model.

ContextSans

11y

TEDx is the smaller, DIY version of the larger conferences. So if you see TEDxSomePlace, it's a small, locally-run version.

Richard Rampe

11y

Enlisting is not about power or pay or education. Most join to serve their country. Enlisting is about sacrifice. You sacrifice your freedoms, your rights, possibly your life so that others do not have to.

ehcmier - ThiefGPT

11y

I wonder if they blame them for volunteering, or choosing to obey orders, for something that has such a high price on the mind and body and spirit and global community. Actually, I doubt they think that hard about it, and just hate all things related to war, but no, that doesn't cover all of it.

fullfist

11y

Roman were efficient and it was in the interest of state and trading to incorporate a region as fast as possible . as long as you swore by Rome and paid your taxes you could continue living as it were and use all the opportunities it provides. .

Mark Callaghan

11y

Sorry , the irony didn't come across, i agree with you , and am British

Mark Callaghan

11y

Disaster relief is the province of N.G.O'.s , often using volunteers who may have jobs at home but will spend their time and money to help others.Disasters are sporadic, and after the immediate crisis is over , ( the people pulled from the building ,drinking water supplies reinstated etc) the residents are left to rebuild their lives.The USA won't want to pay Vets to rebuild a foreign country, nor will the bosses of the NGO's welcome them,the locals won't want them around either, in long term.

Ric Szalay

11y↑1

I suspect you have entirely missed the point. The point is that politics aside we now have veterans, with a very specific set of job skills. These skills can be focused productively or left to waste.

shoutenry

11y

I posted my comment about 7 minutes after the video got posted. It had 3 dislikes immediately. Another 4-5 were posted after 10 minutes... People genuinely don't like the underlying message of the video. Check the like/dislike ration as it is now. People just like the video because it happens to be posted by TED.

shoutenry

11y

Because it's a stop gap measure. Because he's saying that our system and our internal community is so heartless and stupid as to send one of our own who fought to the death for us back into harm's way. It's an ugly request fitting for the even uglier community we live in. It's because he's right.

PedanticNo1

11y

Service will continue until morale improves! *brandishes whip*

Áine MacDermot

11y

Don't veterans deserve to be paid a living wage? Volunteering doesn't pay the rent or the light bill or put food on the table.

cobinizer

11y

It's depressing to see so many people responding to the problem of veteran reintegration with the same old tactic of douche-bags everywhere: blaming the victim.

JordanNicholls

11y

If only it were that simple......

valkin15

11y

Lol look at all these binary, sweeping generalizations. You realize this is an "option" right? It's not a friggin ANSWER to the ENTIRE reintegration issue. It's just one way of looking at it. I get that it has an unethical part to it, in that you are taking someone from one extreme situation to another, but, then again, EMT's picked their jobs, so did people going in the military. They should know they are going to deal with traumatizing events. They weren't "forced" into it. They volunteered.

The AMV TOP 50

11y

Soldiers often don't make war.

bugsz1

11y

At the very least a good start.

Croogah

11y

3:21 they sent him to Iraq to defend the freedom of his family, can someone please explain this to me?

willfahmy1

11y

He was brian washed by Bush into think that "if we don't fight them in Iraq we have to fight them here". I understand your being sarcastic, just clarifying your point to others who might not.

sz284

11y

a better plan: stop war, have peace = smaller arm force, hence less veterans. then they can easily fit into local law enforcement agencies or government org

Troy MacEachern

11y

some people like cilantro... no explaining why people refuse to accept reality. all you can do is affect the world in the best way you can.

Some1ne

11y

I meen: nice done Jake

jacobreinvented

11y

As if 20 years of service in multiple, dangerous, overseas locations were not enough, now they want me to clean up Joplin too? Shit!

ShadowCloud143

11y

So What Happens When You Live In KS MO And You Dont Pass High School And You Believe That The Military Is A Waste Of Human Life?

Aaron Russell

11y

Army National Guard, foreign country National Guard..

morearty

11y

what is the name of their organization ?

DarKMaTTeR

11y

5 likes, 7 dislikes someone is very quick and eager to be mad

Panayiotis Kyriakou

11y

not all countries go to war for Oil....

KD

11y

Is this finally about the biggest rock?

lilzeus7

11y

y so many thumbs down??

erasmusso

11y

Pacify the village?? By killing the villagers I suppose...

bugsz1

11y

Anything other than murder sounds good to me.

asddsa28

11y

i did not know how vets feel but if any of this is true then it sounds like there prolum is self worth witch i fined everyone has?

DE Graham

Wood, I need gun videos.
Or at least bipod.
Dude.

Troy MacEachern

11y

what... where did that come from?

dandined

11y↑1

It's not pronounced iRaq. It's not made by Apple.

SlapnotuS

11y

I thought this was Onion talks till I saw it was TED. what is the biggest rock?

tri ho

11y

it's too difilcul

Sally Oh

11y

As long as they don't work as soldiers. No soldiers on U.S. soil.

noybiznatch

11y

Too much common sense. Does not compute, does not compute

현빈

참전병사들은 돈을 받고 일하나요?

thinkppl

11y

so what are the facts i'm missing out on? if you're going to call me ignorant, at least educate me.

ablestmage

11y

00:15

Aaron Russell

11y

Tell that to the kids who exist because of the USA assisting Syria stop Ghaddafi. Checkout vice here on youtube

GetMeThere1

11y

military = peace corp? LOL. Doublespeak. A MUCH better and more direct solution is to fight only wars of DIRECT DEFENSE. It's an historical ABSURDITY for the US to have a large standing army in the most peaceful period in the modern era.

JordanNicholls

11y

0.15

Some1ne

11y

first!!!

TheYeldark

11y

2nd

Mark Callaghan

11y

Sounds like Socialism to me

boricua chiko

11y

5nd

thinkppl

11y

And what do you gain in return? America has on of the largest militaries in world. with the largest military budget. Don't you get free room and board, and don't pay for part of your education aswell? /education/money-for-school/education-benefits-in-the-military.html That protecting comes with a lot of perks, then again the downsides are also big if you get sent abroad, and happen to get unlucky.