>He said "Those who 'pull the trigger' seem to prefer" it. Contained within the song is likely a 'trigger phrase' (it's for conditioned individuals who have been taught to kill - think the New Mexico compound that they were eager to cover-up).<<
Please forgive me if I am reluctant to think Q would reccommend a song with a conditioned response trigger in it, but my "reading between the lines" interpretation of "those who pull the trigger" was he meant the song was popular with US troops or Special operators as a "fight song".
Also, the preamble to the song, which is not to my liking btw, appears to place it in a pro-US category. Granted, most fight songs are liked exactly because they do inspire a fighting spirit. They may also inspire a hatred for the thing they encourage fight against.
As the song, is not my kind of music, it was hard for me to listen to.
I appreciate your warnings though. We think alike re your warnings. I recall a short-lived thread here where the poster waas saying how he needed help (I had to laugh) because he could not see out of one eye, and wanted Anons to stare into one if those pictures you have to stare at to see the hidden code. I trolled him saying I had misplaced my good reading glasses but needed time to get a new pair, but wanted to be the one to solve the de-code of all decodes…needless to say I don't stare into an image when asked.