I won't call them a virgin.. after all, they defeated Libyan's tank during the Toyota War by, like, driving too fast to be targeted.. I've also heard that these Chadian Toyota managed to drive through an anti-tank minefield, but i don't remember the source..
@@Lisa_Minci96 post irony is generally considered a return to honesty and genuine appreciation for kitsch while also recognizing the awkward, uncool, or nonsensical nature of the art. Making post-irony generally the art of empathy, where one recognizes their own weakness; or they find utter nonsense describing reality. This is avant-garde post irony because the joke is completely missing and creator is only sharing facts. So instead of absurdity describing reality, in this case reality is describing absurdity.
Post irony is an oxymoron because you as an observer are aware of the missing irony which is ironic in of itself, as was the author. The author no doubt had a little giggle at the title as did you
I find it funny that the average internet's humor has been contorted so much that everyone loses their shit on an educational channel that is 100% serious on normal and interesting topics
wtf do they think is going to happen when they enact some stupid rule? "Ah yes let me get rid of presidential term limits, surely the people won't mind"
Glad to have seen Chad, it didnt look so bad given it was Chad. Being tied to Bangladesh in corruption vying for better spot, the nation with multiple languages seemed like the heart Africa wanted! Thanks for the informative video🎉🎉🎉
I think Forgotten Weapons has a video looking at some of the guns used by poachers in Chad. I might be wrong about the location. Either way probably very similar idea, and really fascinating.
I have nothing against calling it Lake Lake. Isn't there one that translates to River River River River or something? Maybe it was a mountain, or a hill? Edit: Torpenhow Hill in England has a name that means hill hill hill hill. Edit 2: except maybe that doesn't exist, but there's a list of tautological place names on Wikipedia.
It’s interesting that ‘The People’ section is split into the good and the bad, and I’m not saying if a agree or disagree with them, but the fact that even with so much hindsight we can creat these two black and white distinctions. I dont know what I’m saying, just thinking outloud.
Only because it's hard to condense the large amount of information when it comes to countries. I'm still playing with the best way to give a good country overview without it going on too long or missing anything important.
