Whimsical Video Unveils Unconventional Military Training in a Public Park

A video titled "World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones" has recently garnered significant attention on Reddit. The clip features a rather unusual and comical take on military training, sparking a wide range of reactions and comments from viewers.

In the video, an instructor with bleached hair tips is seen conducting what seems to be a bootcamp session in a public park. The participants are instructed to spray something on their faces while the coach repeatedly shouts, "Spray the face don't touch your face and at the end you're not be like everybody else and go to the fan. All right All right All right, let's go Come on get up Oh."

One user humorously noted, "My guy has bleached tips and they're training in a public park. Don't let the camouflage fool you, if bootcamp is training wheels for disciplined military service, this is like, I dunno, a stick on the ground that you trip over walking to your bike." Another user questioned the authenticity and seriousness of the training by asking, "Does his shirt say s***bag soldier?"

The spray used in the training became a topic of curiosity and debate. One viewer, who identified as a former Military Police (MP) officer, compared it to mace and the taser, stating, "I'd choose taser all day. Mace is longer and it hurts the whole time." Another user shared a more detailed comparison involving CS gas and pepper spray, recounting their own experiences in the military.

Some viewers found the entire setup laughable, with one commenting, "The people standing there are laughable. Chumps scammed out of their money. Paying to get abused as part of soldier roleplay. Go join the actual army then if you really wanna prove how tough you are." This sentiment was echoed by others who felt the video had a "rightwing militia vibes" and suggested focusing on real-world issues first, such as "getting through world war three."

Among the various reactions, there were also light-hearted and humorous comments. For instance, one user remarked, "That’s the sound I make when I get a hair in my eye," while another noted the stereotypical nature of the cars in the background.

Overall, the video provides an entertaining glimpse into a rather unconventional and theatrical approach to military-style training, leaving viewers with a mix of amusement, skepticism, and curiosity. The memorable line from Tug Speedman, "Why does man got to pick up sticks against another man, instead of using them sticks to prop a man up?" perfectly encapsulates the absurdity and humor found in this viral clip.