Joe Rogan

So it says, a battalion commander during World War II, Stern was awarded the Silver Star Medal during the Battle of the Bulge for his actions.

In April 1945, while driving through Germany, Stern and his men discovered a concentration camp with 3,000 Jewish women.

They liberated the camp, providing immediate relief to the prisoners and destroyed the facility.

Like, it's...

You're a kid.

It's 1945, and you liberate a camp of 3,000 Jewish women that are being imprisoned.

Yeah, it gives me chills just thinking about it.

Holy shit, man.

But you have to think that way, right?

When you're playing these guys, you have to almost put yourself in their head.

How hard is that?

Like, what is that like?

It's also, it's the human's capacity for evil.

When you're faced with it like that, it's so disturbing that people are capable of doing things like that and that they still are.

That they're still, I mean, to this day, right now, somewhere in the world, there's human beings committing atrocities and killing people.

I know.

Oh, yeah.

Civilization is a very thin veneer.

It's very thin.

And it's very vulnerable.