Jim Cornette on Sgt Slaughter's Military Service
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- čas přidán 13. 01. 2020
- From Episode 122 of Jim Cornette's Drive Thru
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As a veteran I don't get anyone could have a problem with sgt slaughter claiming to be a marine. It was a gimmick and done for entertainment.
I'm a Vet too, and I am super chill when it comes to Stolen Valor cases...most of them are just screwballs. But...I guess the mark in me feels a little shattered over this lol
I'm a veteran and don't really care about Sarge. My dad was a Vietnam veteran Marine and had a problem with him being a phony back in the 80's. I didn't think people thought he actually served in the Marines.
@Jeremy May same here 19delta cav scout, this isn't stolen valor! It'd be like saying Sly Stallone is stealing valor for playing Rambo! And most cases of it I've seen on line are pretty much broken or mentally challenged! Go army!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@chrisingram4209 that video Dustin keeps sharing actually has changed my opinion. It's supposed to be a shoot and he claims he served in Vietnam. That shit ain't cool.
Prove it 🤔
As a Combat Infantry Veteran: I never (as a grown man) thought Sgt. Slaughter was Actually a Veteran. It was obvious to me. I don't consider it stolen valor, as it's a GIMMICK, and as such is a tribute to us, the troops.
His gimmick, when I was a kid is part of what inspired my service.
Thank you. I did time in the Marine Corps, and this offends me 0%
So mote it be
If THAT's how you feel about Stolen Valor? That a mere gimmick is all ya' need? Yeah, you were *never* in the Corps. P.o.W.s and victims of Agent Orange are NOT the equivalent of some deranged actor.
Exactly. He’s playing a part. But you don’t see people getting up in arms about actors being in War movies
Congrats. But other people obviously were not as blessed to be wise enough to see past the gimmick.
Next thing you're gonna tell me that the Ultimate Warrior actually wasn't from Parts Unknown.
Wayne Wright I question if parts unknown even exists
Now that you mention it, Was The BoogeyMan really from the bottomless pit?
Is the Undertaker really from Death Valley?
@@nickelcityyt4026 Is Death Valley actually a valley of death?
And the Ding-Dongs weren't from Bellville
Sgt Slaughter was def in GI Joe. And certainly deserves some credit for his service in the cartoon in the 80's.
Sgt Slaughter in G.I. Joe kicked ass
Sir, yes sir!
He served proudly along side William “the Refrigerator “ Perry
@@pric1019 Yes in addition to leading the Marauders and the Renegades and taking out Zartan and the Dreadnoks. His military exploits are right there in comic and cartoons. Undisputable in my opinion.
@malikail57 Is that form the 86 movie? ...
If more people had Sgt Slaughter's dedication to the gimmick then wrestling would be in great hands. MAGGOTS.
If anything about it was real it would be in a better place
Right. So many believed it because he lived his gimmick. Oh, for the good old days.
As a man who served 8 years in the KISS Army, I find this offensive to all who have answered the call.
Laughed so damn hard!😂😂😂
Such a great fuckin comment
this clearly a case of mistaken STOLEN VALOR
As a member of the Salvation Army I am in total agreement.
Thank you for your service. 😄
In other news: Bret Hart was never actually a hitman, Jake Roberts was never actually a snake, and Fred Ottman was not actually a tugboat.
Scott Bergstrom 🤣
You son of a bitch......you son of a bitch! lol
So you are going to tell me santa don't exist ?
@@ruthweeks4796 .... Better fucking not!
However, Butch Reed really was a hacksaw.
I was in the Army and I don’t have a problem with Sgt Slaughters gimmick of being in the Marines. God bless him he embraced it and served Wrestling well.
Wait, you're telling me Alfred Hayes WASN'T actually a member of the house of Lords?
Helking 😂😂
You mean to tell me that nature boy ric flair wasn’t actually a conservationist?
Brian Chernoble woooohhh!!! 😲
Well he is famous for running around in hotels and airplanes all natural..
Lmao! 😂😂😂
So no one questioned his service when he aligned himself with the Iraqi military along with Sheiky Baby or his stint in GI Joe in the ‘90’s? 😂
I know! Hahahaha
😂
LMAO great point.
According to these idiots, he should be arrested for treason
Someone tried to, but Sheiky made him humble...
I have something I would like to share with everyone. I was never a real garbage man. I apologize for any harm this misunderstanding may have caused.
In other news, Jacques Rougeau isn't really a Mountie.
rick taylor WHAT?
He's handsome, he's brave, he's strong.
I'm sure you've been mounted a few times in the past...Facts!
Nooooo! Next you will tell me Earthquake wasn’t at actual seismological event but merely a man
@@MrBrianboisselle He wasn't?? 🤔
Next they going to tell me Mark Callaway never worked at a Funeral Home.
He didn't thata,a lie 2.ge worked at burger king as a assisnt manger
Paul Bearer was though, he was legitimately a mortician.
I think Mark burned his parents alive before he could work for them.
Yes, he did. He killed Kane
Paul Bearer did
No, Slaughter was not an actual Marine, other shockers: Ivan Koloff was not actually a Soviet Russian, he was Canadian, Chief Jay Strongbow wasn't a Native American, he was Italian, his former partner Billy White Wolf was Lebanese. Welcome to the world of Professional Wrestling. Slaughter lives his gimmick, but to my knowledge he never claimed it as Bob Remus, never said he earned the medals on his jacket, and never claimed VA benefits or anything similar in the real world. And as Sgt. Slaughter he's done more for the military than any recruiter or public affairs officer ever did (at least while being a good guy). So give the righteous indignation a rest.
Heard he was a for shoot drill seargeant
@@Phoneybeetlemaniacxs He was, on GI Joe!
Troy Lowe no heard him personally claim he was on Sams podcast
Andrew Boyce he was from Canada apparently
That's like they said Yokozuna was Japanese and he was really Samoan
Marine? Pfft...everyone knows that Sgt. Slaughter wasn't a marine. He was a GI Joe!
He beat up Nemesis Enforcer for real. That really happened. That's why giants with batwings are extinct.
He proudly served against Cobra the enemy, fighting to save the day
Sgt. Slaughter served with the government’s GI Joe unit!
O’Malley Mals GI Joe isn’t real.
TraumaER no I’m pretty sure that it was pretty popular documentary in the 80’s, he presented the episodes of the doc, making it animated was a pretty bold move but I think it made it better.
@@omalleymals5462 What???!
@@TraumaER It's still real to me, damn it!
@@omalleymals5462 I know, seriously. We're just going to act like Corbra-La DIDN'T try to use the BET to turn the planet into a bunch of snake people in the mid-80's?
I don’t understand how Kamala could run for President while being from Uganda. How come no one ever brought up THAT birther issue?
Kamala is vice president hopeful, not president.
@@planexshifter she'll be the first female president of thiShithole country if Sleepy Joe dies in office.
P.S. I'm not knocking do-nothing democrats, but Americans' political options really do suck.
You mean to tell me that Chief Jay Strongbow wasn’t really a Chief or even an Indian/Native American? I WANT MY MONEY BACK FOR THAT 1964 MSG SHOW
Sgt Slaughter is like Santa Claus at the mall. He's always in costume and in character. I've never seen him interviewed out of character. You don't have to run around calling out Santa because everybody already knows the truth. Wrestlers are always held to a double standard. It's all fake until somebody needs a fresh outrage to feel better about themselves.
He was interviewed in 2019 out of character talking about his "service"
@@noshow22 that’s so disappointing!!!
I remember watching Robert Remus as Sgt.Slaughter when he and Private Don Kernodle were tag team in the National Wrestling Alliance in the early 1980s
Calm down Old man
Nobody cares
Ok its time everyone found out - Dutch Mantel wasn't really dirty.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! My reality. Shattered.
"Ahhh. Its just a shrapnel i got from Vietnam" - Manny Fernandez
I wonder now if Candy at the strip club is really a cop, now.
Orange whip?
No she’s trying to put here self through law school.
@Charlie Cassidy I don't know. Are they furry?
It’s Saturday. I’ll go ask her tonight and let you know the answer tomorrow
People would be real pissed if the real Marines had a ceremony and declared him an honorary retired Marine with full veterans benefits on 25+yrs service active duty!!!🤣🤣🤣
THAT HAPPENED? That’s illegal….
Slaughter gets over being a fake Marine while Craig "Pitbull" Pittman was a real Marine & didn't get over. Gotta love pro wrestling.
SuperRobot: I loved Pitbull as an over the top and out of control wrestler. It is a shame that he didn’t get over with the fans.
Yup!
Pitbulls everywhere should rise up against him for claiming to be a pitbull when he clearly is not!
I think by the mid 90"s the Marine gimmick wasn't over as much. It's a shame because I liked him.
difference is Slaughter was better at wrestling that that boring Pittman.
Remember, kayfabe was still alive in the 80s, so protecting the business was still part of the business. Wrestlers were expected to stay at least somewhat in character when they were in public. If your gimmick was that you were a marine, you were gonna say you were a marine.
Still more of a Marine than Randy Orton ever was.
The same people that try and make fun of wrestling fans because "it's all fake" are now up in arms because... it's all fake.
Good point Boomer
It's not all fake you are a moron the shiek was really the Sha h of Iran's body guard
They are not questioning his character but he actually claiming he served 2 tours of duty in Vietnam.
Wait undertaker is not really dead?
These guys are losers
I wasn't around during Slaughter's in-ring heyday but I never assumed that he had legitimately served in any way. Always assumed it was just the gimmick.
I feel so betrayed, a wrestler not actually being his character, what a world
Next we’ll find out some Russians weren’t Russian at all! The horror!
You mean Duke droese never picked up a single bag of trash? 😳 does this mean Ric neither styles nor profiles either?
Are you telling me Brutus the Barber wasn't really a barber, or that Rick the Model Martel wasn't really a model??
Slaughter was actually the reason my step dad quit being a mark.
He had me and my brother watching every WWF show shown on HBO until he'd supposedly went out for a beer and saw Slaughter and Sheiky baby having a beer together during their boot camp match run.
Now, I do believe this because I remember to this day 35 plus years later that he was such a mark that the cops had to restrain him from jumping the barricade to get at the heels according to my mom. One day he's like this and then the next week, he would refuse to watch wrestling anymore.
Fake news
@aaron anderson In this regard, yes but as I became smartened up, I never held it against him because that's how promotions made their money. They made it believable, thus drawing in marks.
Now if it were '91/92, I would've probably been thinking the same thing.
@@A_real_Ha_So The fake news was that Slaughter and Sheik ever were at a bar together drinking during their feud. Your dad was a charlatan.
I think Sgt. Slaughter back when he was in the AWA. There is a video on CZcams of him training Greg Gagne for Gagne raiders back in 1985.
In Kansas City, circa 1976 he already had the persona as D I ( Drill Instructor) Bob Slaughter and using the Cobra Clutch as a finish
This might shock you, but Mankind didn't really live in a boiler room.
What?
@@Dylanroof7373 Have a nice day!
@@burgertim7878 he certainly won't now.
I wouldn’t of doubted he slept in these places from time 2 time to save a few $$$
He lived in a pineapple under the sea.
Slaughter is a carny through and through, a product of his time. I doubt he ever meant to be malicious, just got caught up in a decades long kayfabe. I don't really care much about lies in the wrestling character context, but stolen valor is a real thing and I totally understand any servicemen feeling some type of way about it. Personally I don't care, it's a wrestling gimmick.
Yep, this. The recent interview that he did where he spoke about his service (the one that everyone is mad about), he was specifically asked about his service, he never brought it up himself. He just told the same story that he did 30 years ago. Clearly no malicious intent on his part here.
It shouldn’t be a crime to claim it though. People lie all of the time about who they are and what they’ve done. It’s called dating by most people.
I doubt slaughter made up everything you people are too cynical
@@drewrayford144 yes it should lol but it’s not a crime when an actor says it which he is.
My Father was in the Marine Corps so I am sensitive to the Stolen Valor issue.
I got to meet Sgt Slaughter at a tiny baseball card show in Lakeland, Florida once about 20 years. I never spent a lot of time worry about whether he was really in the military or not. Just like I didn't worry about whether Nikita Koloff was actually Russian or whether George the Animal Steele was actually monosyllabic at best.
Next they're going to tell us about how WCW didn't actually discover a Yeti with a gripe against Hulk Hogan.
Are you triying to say those dead people wrapped in straps of gauze in Egypt aren't yetis???
He was Sgt Slaughter with Crockett before he went to Vince.
That's right with Private Kernodle and private Nelson.
@@chuckwier there were more than a few remarks going around about "the sergeant's privates".
He became Sgt. Slaughter in the AWA!!!! His role in GI Joe came in the AWA!!!
This Is My Rifle. There Are Many Like It. But This One Mine.
Vince didn't give him the gimmick he was Sgt slaughter in the NWA
Ivan Koloff was not a Russian or a bear either. George Steele had a Master's degree and was well spoken. Not a animal at all.
george the animal steele was also an english teacher , he said in an interview that he never had problems with his students
"or a bear" hahhahahahahaaa
He was an intelligent animal.
Spoiler alert 🚨 Undertaker not really dead
😂
😂😂😂
Wait ... so was Kane not born from fire ?
Tell that to his ex wives
😳
Are you telling me DOINK was not in the circus?!?!
Well, I’m never letting Brutus Beefcake cut my hair again! Dude’s probably not even a real barber!
I like how we are holding wrestlers to their gimmick. I hate to break it to you, but the undertaker wasn’t really a dead man who was controlled by a creepy dude holding an urn
Brian Boisselle faking a military background is a crime idiot I think you don’t understand why people are pissed of at slaughter
Now explain the motorcycle gimmick
Wcw We oh yeah and he also claimed to be friends with Sadam during the first gulf war, so we should try him for treason. Also, IRS falsely claimed to be a federal agent, so he should be in trouble as well. And the Iron Sheik was an Iranian spy well. All these people need to be in jail immediately for dressing up and playing a character.
The 3rd Best Nikka Shop in your area he should be investigated for selling meth and murder since he dressed up like a gang member
@@MrBrianboisselle Shiek was a body guard for the shar so he was a spy
When Sgt slaughter enters that wrestling ring he goes to war!
The Young Bucs are not Young anymore.
“Kenny Omega” is not Kenny Omega’s name.
Excalibur is not the original Excalibur that belonged to King Arthur.
And, I’m willing to go on a limb and say Luchasaurus is not a real Dinosaur.
mal Vado I don’t see how people are missing the point he was acting like he REALLY served in the marines, this video isn’t really the full story. There’s a difference when Kane says he is a demon and everyone knows he’s not actually a demon.
Hey, let’s leave Luchasaurus out of this😂😂
King Arthur is a myth.
For people saying that "it's a gimmick" he claimed tours to Vietnam and did so less than 2 years ago. There is a podcast here on CZcams where he mentions it and it definitely doesnt sound like he's doing a gimmick
I'm about a year late here, but that was my thought when I heard him doing the interview. He was invited on as Robert Remus to talk about his Sgt Slaughter "character". And you could clearly tell the interviewers were confused by his insistence on keeping kayfabe. It's not for me to judge his actions, I'll leave that to Don Shipley. But to just dismiss it as a gimmick in this context is a bit disengenuous. He was asked point blank "Did YOU ever serve?".
"Yeah just got some shrapnel" lol Manny
No shit
Rambo didnt really serve either
Because they are fictional characters
“They drew first blood"....God I loved 80s movies!!! They need to leave Sarge the hell alone!!
But Sylvester Stallone never said that he did...
So Jessie the body Ventura didn't really hunt the predator with the terminator? My childhood is ruined
@@quntface1518 rambo did
@@jeremiahochoa1989 he was the champion in running man thou
One thing I'd have a problem with and this is pretty obscure. On an episode of Sunday Night Heat, Sgt Slaughter had a segment with Perry Saturn where he compared his "service" in the Marines with Perry Saturns actual service as an Army Ranger.
only Undertaker and Sgt Slaughter DEDICATE THEMSELVES to their gimmick the way they do. Legends.
Who cares? Sgt. Slaughter is a legend. Basically like Doink the Clown was "really" a clown... They're characters
I get your point and don't disagree, but to be fair, it's not like there's a division of hard fighting patriotic clowns that gave their lives for their country (101st Bozo Brigade?). If you're looking for a more appropriate analog, I'd mention that neither Big Boss Man nor The Mountie ever worked in law enforcement, and no one freaks out about that.
@@ricosuave6898 Actually, Big Boss Man was really a corrections officer before becoming a wrestler. That where the gimmick came from.
@@brianlusher3736 Now that you mention it, I do seem to remember something about Ray Trailer being a CO. Easy to forget because his rep was that he was just the nicest guy. Thanks for the reminder.
So you’re telling me Stone cold Steve Austin isn’t actually Stone cold?!?
He's actually lukewarm but you can see how that doesn't sound nearly as catchy
As Sgt. Slaughter, Remus became known for his dark sunglasses, his large hat, and his Vietnam War-era military fatigues. ... Remus legitimately enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, and was a drill instructor at Parris Island, South Carolina, prior to his professional wrestling career.
Bob Remus claimed in shoot interviews he was a marine before getting into wrestling, that the sgt slaughter persona was based on his time as a marine, and even claimed his dad had also served. Also claimed that he had wrestled and beat ric flair in amateur wrestling.
@Official Jim Cornette No, Vince didn't create the Sgt. Slaughter character. It was created entirely by Remus himself. Remus got the idea for the character when he watched a film on television in which Jack Webb portrayed a hard as nails drill sgt. Remus immediately went to a local military supply store (remember them?) and purchased the hat, the swagger stick and a pair of aviator style sunglasses. He put them on and practiced the character in the mirror, liked what he saw and the rest is history.
That moment when you realize Randy Orton is more of a Marine than Sgt. Slaughter ever was or lied about being.
Oh well, much props to Sarge for keeping kayfabe all these years.
god- Orton is so over rated.
He was Sgt. Slaughter in Jim Crockett Promotions In the early 80's. He had a "private" under his control. I think he was Jim Nelson?? He also tagged teamed with Don Kernodle. They feuded with Ricky Steamboat and Jay Yougblood. I always thought he had a military background. He sold the gimmick well!!
Cobra Corps!
Who went on to become a Russian Boris Zhukov
I hope Jim had a chance to watch the Slaughter bio on A&E. Can't wait to hear his thoughts on it.
Sgt. Slaughter did serve in the military from 1985-1989 during the Cobra Commander campaings and the Serpento Cobra-La campaign of 89.
You're welcome
When i was 6 yrs old i remember my grandfather who was a marine threatened Sgt Slaughter at the Cape Cod Coliseum that Vince McMahon owned .... I asked why he got so mad and my grandfather said hes no damn Marine ..... Lol all these years later it makes sense.
Wow, I had no clue...what a disappointment.
My dad was a Marine and used to get mad about Sarge being a phony too.
@dustin m quit posting fake news.
Your grandfather was a good man!
@Logan Richardson Imagine getting pissed on and being told its holy water
If the man is in the costume and being called Sgt. Slaughter, show me proof he's NOT in character and I'll submit that video as evidence of stolen valor. I've done my digging and I can't find a single time of him saying that when not dressed like and being called by the characters name. When that happens, that's being in character. Nothing to see here. Move along.
D'Hotness McAwesome just
More people looking for more things to get upset over for no reason.
Those who were upset by this, do not understand that Sergeant Slaughter came from a time where it was important to protect the business from outsiders. Obviously things have changed over the years and more people have been educated on the inner workings of pro wrestling. As a result, they thought Bob Remus was doing the interviews instead of Remus doing the interviews in character.
I do remember Sgt Slaughter once saying "as you were" and mean Gene looking at him funny while saying "at ease" kind of like a question, lol
The 3 point line didn't exist when Cornette was shooting hoops😂
There seems to always be a degree of bullshitting in supposed shoot interviews with heels of that generation and earlier. It's part of the shtick.
@dustin m How can you be so stupid as to treat such an interview as proof and do it over and over again?
You mean to tell me Kamala wasn’t actually a Ugandan savage?
Jim and brian, keep up the great work!!!👍
Mfrs, he served the Joe team valiantly for years.
But only in tbe cartoon.
In the comic writer Larry Hama killed him off after 6 issues LOL
Oh man I hope there's artwork about the part of the episode where they listen to Tessa taking a shit for a mark on Patreon
HOLD ON ! you telling me Gold Dust wasn't an androgynous movie star ?!?!?!?!?
Have I seriously been worked for 40 years by this guy?
Where is "El Dandy" in all of this? I want to hear his perspective!
Please Vince Mcmahon put Sarge in the next "Marine" movie.
Social media has ruined society. People will always find something to get outraged about but now the internet multiplies it to where everyone hears every little complaint.
Wait ! You mean the goon wasn't in the NHL ?
Baffled
Captain Kirk wasn’t a real veteran, either.
@M. Hall we do not know cpt. james t. kirk will not be born for at least another 300 years!
winddmmy No. There was no WWIII in the 1990’s. We do not live on Star Trek Earth. Captain Kirk and Sergeant Slaughter are FICTIONAL CHARACTERS, played by actors.
@@Scyllax NO SHIT!!
Captain Kirk is the man
Stallone was never in Vietnam. Turns out Rambo was just a fictional character. We need to start locking these scumbags up for stolen valor 🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a former Marine I wouldnt care, except for his continued assertion that he served in Vietnam. Hes still going on talk shows pretending to be a combat veteran. That's weak.
I agree Boomer
@John And Abbey 1. We're not doing anything
2. Ask permission before you address a legend
3. 🖕🏼🖕🏼
@@backwoodz_va Nah, you are just an idiot throwing around the boomer insult because you are too stupid to do anything else.
I'm former Army myself, and after working around you hardcore Jarheads, to say you have my respect is a major understatement. Stolen valor is an issue I take pretty seriously, but in Slaughters case, he comes from an era where if his character was broken any time in public he's out of a job. Undertaker broke out about the time that was fading yet you hardly ever saw him in public as anything but as his character. While I can't help but agree with you in general, I also gotta cut Slaughter a bit of slack. He was an actor that, instead of playing a part in a movie, had to play it 24/7. It was a way of life for those older wrestlers.
@@suchiuomizu You're a teabagger
After watching OSW's '94 Royal Rumble video, his ability to toss his racket now makes even more sense.
Now wait 1 gosh darn second. Are telling me The Undertaker was not a mortician that wrestlied in his spare time? Wtf!! My world is crumbling around me.
Who would possibly give a damn about a pro wrestler keeping kayfabe. Good lord. I never thought he was in the military, who the hell did?!
Morons did
he wasn't a Marine, he was a JOE, a GI JOE. lol
Kevin Strickland Absolutely, Sir!
As long as Sarge isn't duping for benefits and valor, I don't think it's a big deal.
I live in Stamford, right down the street...I remember the green car from when I was a kid... we actually knocked on hulk Hogan’s condo when he lived on seaside avenue... he was a bit angry lol...
Jim "I can hit 3 pointers from 3 point range" Cornette
Sgt. Slaughter will always be a G.I. Joe to me damn it!
You need goals in your life 🤔
Thanks for the life altering advice keyboard warrior. Learn to recognize sarcasm.
@@raymondmilbury5180 You're welcome!
As a lifelong member of Jimmy Valiant's Boogie
Woogie Brigade I am up in arms!
You mean to tell me Doink the Clown wasn’t a real clown from the circus?
I can just imagine those “Stolen Valor” guys running up to Sgt. Slaughter and “creating a scene” in public. 🤣
Scorch1028
Sarge would beat their asses!
Those guys are mental retards
See a lot of people in the comments section is giving him a pass for not really being in the Marines. But would they be this understanding if it was somebody else that they didn't like.
Yes. And what about that slime bag Val Venis? This freak child was never any porn star. And Paul Bearer croaked mysteriously from eating the Undertaker's Ivory omelette.
William moody is actually a mortician; pretty proven. Again kurt angle won a gold metal; imagine if he someone lied about being an Olympian. Its lying about accolades is the issue; not Sgt character or what he has done. Sgt is an all time great and i think people are good for being nice to him about it. He deserves some leniency. Hes likely a very good human being.
but again for someone who likely has people thank them for a service he never did for years kind of makes me think like damn. Awkward for someone who might have thanked him for a service he never did. As if people believed he served; they might thank him; whats he supposed to do? Lol just go with the flow I guess.
You mean to tell me Hulk Hogan DIDNT get 24 inch pythons from eating vitamins and saying prayers?
I just found out Duke Drosse wasn't a real trashman... And it broke my friggin heart man 😢
A world of lies and spin, of deception and appearances covering realities . . .we were amazed that sergeants weren't sergeants . . . but Perry Saturn was the real deal? It makes a certain twisted sense.
i'd love to hang around the person who said that against sgt slaughter, everyday must be a wonder to him by telling him the simplest of things and it would blow his mind out
Hey did you know thanos was just CGI and wasn't real? Hey did you know harry potter flying in a broom is just green screen? hey did you know babe the pig actually can't talk
And everytime you say something like that, he'll freak out on the revelation
Kovu Lion man id love to be that stupid and not have to worry about actual problems.
@Kovu Lion did you know babe the pig made great pork chop?
As a Veteran Marine Grunt who exposes stolen valor in my spare time, I have no issue with Sgt. Slaughter's gimmick. He played a role, and played it damn good too
Do you expose real stolen valor, or the fake shit people think is stolen valor but don't actually check the law to see what it's for?
@@SuperMontstaanyone who profits off false claims or takes advantage of the kind hearted
@@SuperMontsta in this case, I view it no different than an actor playing a role. No one is going to go after Tom Cruise for impersonating a Navy pilot.
@@SuperMontsta also, having his own GI Joe character makes him worthy. Lol
@@billymadison8036 I see people scream stolen valor all the time. Like when some douche wants attention, or wants girls to look at him. Just walking around with dress blues on and some navy seal, airborne Vietnam war patches on and they're 20 years old.
Nah, not stolen valor. Douche for sure. But as long as they're not trying to profit from it, gain money, services or goods...not stolen valor. That's why I asked the question, so many people seem to be confused
He was the sarge in JCP in the late 70's and early 80's