Valor Thief Viral Video: Man Mocks Fallen Soldiers, Offers Challenge For Those Still Living [Video]

One man’s impersonation of a soldier goes far beyond other cases that have been reported in the past. In addition to admitting to his actions, he also bragged about the act. But unfortunately, that’s not all. He took things a step further by mocking the United States’ armed forces collectively. Then, he even posed a challenge for active soldiers.

The man, who reportedly identifies as “Johnny B.” via YouTube has a collection of controversial videos. He’s had thousands of views for each post, but the video titled, “Catch Me If You Can” uploaded on December 5 has quickly captured the attention of thousands for its offensive and controversial content.

Although he obviously seems a bit incoherent throughout the video, his words have ruffled quite a few feathers. Here’s an excerpt from his controversial rant.

“You know what’s so funny, I get all these sheeple who says, Johnny B, you got a lot to be worried about, they’re going to send the law after you. And what else is everyone screaming about, oh, you dishonor our veterans, who give their life for big business, big government and big energy. And you’ll be exited out of Exxon, Walmart and your local government agency. Because I’m going to tell you and a bunch of others this story, whatever you do, it don’t mean nothing. What it means is nothing is going to happen to me. And this Veterans Day, I hope each and every one of you military current and ex are at your favorite little restaurants and bars, because I might be at one of them.”

Of course, Johnny has angered the majority of the people who have viewed the footage. In the past 24 hours, he’s received over 200 bashing comments. Here’s a few of the censored remarks.

“People, he is merely trolling, and you are all going to make him famous. Pretty soon, news crews will want to interview and pay him,” one user said.

“Most Americans are cowards, in real life”. Now say that to any American’s actual face instead of over the internet. That part of your comment screams hypocrisy; you accuse him of acting tough over the internet when yet you’re doing it right now. If you think all Americans are the same, that’s foolish thinking and arrogance at its finest,” another user said via YouTube.

“I seriously hope he comes across a group of military men… the hell with the police… let the guys take care of him… so beyond disrespectful,” said another upset user.

How do you feel about Johnny B’s comments? Share your thoughts.

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