Videos tagged with On Killing

This video, presented by a senior NCO with 11 years of active duty infantry experience, discusses the psychological aspects of taking a life in self-defense. It outlines four potential reactions to a lethal threat (fight, flight, posture, submit) and explores short-term coping mechanisms like desensitization and duty. The instructor emphasizes that these are temporary solutions and highlights the long-term perspective that the world will not miss an aggressor who initiates lethal violence.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former West Point psychology professor, discussing the psychological aspects of killing and combat. He touches upon controversies surrounding his writings, including topics like women in combat and policing, and even analyzes the phallic symbolism of neckties. The discussion references thinkers like Sigmund Freud and Friedrich Nietzsche, and the Bible, as Grossman unpacks his perspectives on lethal force encounters. The description also includes links to purchase his books 'On Killing' and 'On Combat,' as well as other resources from Warrior Poet Society.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former West Point Professor, discussing the profound psychological impacts of combat on soldiers. He addresses critical issues such as survivor's guilt and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), highlighting the alarming veteran suicide rate of 22 per day. Grossman also explores the challenges soldiers face during reintegration into civilian life after service, drawing on experiences from conflicts ranging from World War II and Vietnam to Afghanistan and Iraq. The video aims to raise awareness and provide insights into coping mechanisms for those affected by the trauma of war.

This video features Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a renowned author and former psychology professor at West Point, discussing the current state of policing in America. Grossman, known for his expertise on the psychological effects of combat and lethal force, argues that mainstream media fosters a climate of fear and animosity towards law enforcement. He uses the Ferguson incident as a prime example of media bias and agenda, advocating strongly in support of police officers across the nation.