Borat (2006) Movie Reaction | MOTHER DAUGHTER FIRST TIME WATCHING | Katherine Jaymes 

And when they first went kidnap her…..nobody help her 😂😂😂

I don’t think they realized that lol

@@wonderweasle2212 oof. Bit harsh.

@@j9lorna the world is harsh.

@@wonderweasle2212 What's the difference between harsh and harsh?

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Except for a few, Pamela Anderson and his hooker wife were in on it. And I think one other person.

🤣👍

No makeup!

Which actually surprised me how nice and patient a lot of these people were lol.

It felt like a mockumentary of a mockumentary and I got Inception fever confusion at times

The Kazakhstan government banned the film initially

Without the talent, awareness or humanity.

And the actor is Jews himself

There was a suspicion this MIGHT be parody. LOL.

Yeah people shouldn't be hated for dumb ignorance decisions.. That ruin 2-3 hours of their time..

its worrying because they didn't seem to understand it's a farce.

Or Ali G

@@EdWolfram I saw three episodes before I knew it was him. 😂

That or more inceI?

Isla Fisher is an Australian actress, no relation with the late American actress Carrie Fisher.

@Qubie Yeah, you have that right. For some reason I thought that was her sister but as you say, she's Australia. Thanks for the correction.

Ali G is pure gold

May be true, but if anyone comes to america and wants to experience America, stay out of the cities and stick to rural areas/small towns. All cities are soul-less culture-less cesspools of selfishness, crime, and poverty. The days of cities having neighborhood culture and city identity is looooooong gone, if it ever existed.

She takes things to seriously and doesn't pay enough attention to the important parts, just the little silly details.

also this isn't a foreign film lol. It's satire/ a character

Yeah, what's with all the antisemitism these last few year's. My maternal family are Jewish and I'm a messianic jew. I always wore a yarmulke, but I had to stop wearing it while out because of all the hate I was getting. It wasn't from the far right either. It always seems to be from muslims and white liberal pro Palestine supporters.

@@TheRetroManRandySavage I know, it's so odd. I converted to Christianity myself, but I am still ethnically Jewish. I am in the same boat as you, in that the Left seems to be more anti-semitic than the Right now, which is strange. It used to be the other way around. My political beliefs tend to be Centrist, but heavily Left-Leaning, and yet more and more I feel out of place even in communities that SHOULD be accepting. I am also FTM, and the Right hates LGBT people, so sometimes it feels as if, on some level, both sides hate me for one reason or another. I am not truly safe anywhere anymore. I am sorry you have had to deal with hatred too.

@@asherkoonin9204 I'm pretty much a centrist too these day's. Well, just right of centre. I was on the left, but here in the uk a guy called Jeremy Corbyn became leader of the labour party and he was like a pied piper attracting all the young antisemites from the collages and universities. He was expelled for a while (as were others in the party) because they couldn't get a handle on it. The extremes (left and right) are both as bad as each other. I tell you what irks me though. I've seen LGBTQ marching here protesting Israel, when Israel is the only place in the middle east that is tolerant towards sexuality. They're pro Palestine, but I don't think they realise what would happen to them if they lived there. 🙏🏻❤

@@TheRetroManRandySavage Yeah, I noticed that too! Palestine is incredibly homophobic. In fact, in some places in the world (ones in which people are defending) they actually advocate for genocide of LGBT people. Also yes, I agree. Extremes start to look alike. It's why you see both Left and Right advocating for similar things for different reasons when they are extremes. On the Far Right, you have science denialism, racism and homophobia. On the Far Left, you have anti-semitism and censorship. Hatred is rampant on both sides. I suppose that, on some level, this is human nature. Humans like to see things only one way, when most often, things are multi-faceted. Edit: Also, regarding Palestine and Israel, I don't actually side with either one. The history of the whole issue, once again, has many sides and many extremes. Yes, Jewish people did invade Palestine and kill Palestinians, but Palestinians killed Israelis. The issue, initially, stemmed from WWII, and how Jews were treated. Jews wanted to make a safe haven as a result, which lead to more violence. Sometimes it's best to say, "Both sides are wrong". lol