It's rare that I see a video that impacts me as deeply as the one I saw last night.

Aaron Bushnell was a Air Force member active who self-immolated last night actually yesterday and the

video has been making the rounds I wasn't sure how to approach this because it was so so gruesome and yet so impactful

I felt as if I had no choice but to so I'm going to do it because it's newsworthy. I think it's very important and it's

heartbreaking ultimately for a multitude of reasons which I'll get into.

For those that haven't seen it, I am going to play a censored version of it.

I apologize in advance.

If you, once I press play on it, fast forward, about two minutes if you want to miss it entirely,

you don't have to hear it or see it to imagine how horrific it is, but for those that want to understand, you know, the full depth of it,

you have the opportunity to do so. I plead for you to have extreme caution in doing so as it it

absolutely stuck with me and it still sticks with me. The voice of his

screams is it's unforgettable truly and on his Facebook page the last

thing that he posted was quote many of us like to ask ourselves,

what would I do if I was alive during slavery,

or the Jim Crow South or apartheid?

What would I do if my country was committing genocide?

The answer is, you're doing it right now. So that was his perspective and for

those that think that the Israel-Palestine war has nothing to do with the U.S.

military. Let me start by

disabusing you of that notion. Max Blumenthal tweeted out just a few minutes ago

saying that there was actually orders that had come down. He says US

airman Aaron Bushnell did not kill himself to protest some other countries war.

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