@@mikehoncho7222 wow, look at you, clown. United Kingdom is a monarchy with PARLIAMENT. Meaning, the Monarch of the country do not have power as in absolute monarchy. Also, UK is advanced and liberal country, much better than successors of Yugoslavia,USSR and much of Eastern Europe. Don't you know anything about UK?
@GenericGamer no.227 warmongering was a trait of pretty much every nation in history,and Britain's warmongering is still better than of Third Reich or Japan's in the first half of 20th century
My country: He’s small, but for me size doesn’t matter He may be cold sometimes, but I’m used to it He’s rich, so we don’t have any debt problems And he makes the best salmon dishes I have ever tasted. I love you Norway
The False Rabbi ah, we know. We are going through a tough time in our relationship, but we are trying to find a different way. Also if I can be honest, it’s looking pretty good, he’s thinking of starting an electric company, or sell his salmon.
Kathleen Morris the point is that everytime the election comes up every 4 years so the presidents always say fake stuff during elections to get people to like them/love them
america is like that one person who comes to a party even though they weren't invited and then drinks all the beer and eats all of the snacks, so all of the countries just try to pretend they don't exist, but america insists on socializing with everyone
+The Random Mapper As an Indian, I would have enjoyed a cameo by Mr India who goes around just buying weapons from everybody and forgetting that he hasn't showered in the last 65 years.
Nikotiini Yes,The electoral college means the 'college' or as you stated the 'congress' can pick anyone they want (For most not al states) so If New Yorks citizens picked democrats 100% the college representing them could pick republican giving the vote to republicans.And this is legal not illegally manipulated with corruption. P.S are you British (The Dalek)
biff yes,because thats how it work: if you dont like everything in the country you live in, you leave. You dont try to change it, you dont try to make it better like a true patriot does, you just leave. The founding father would be soooo proud of you ....
The IRS seeks taxes from US citizens wherever they are in the world.. this is why a lot of US ex-pats give up their US citizenship .. For example: the PM of the UK Boris Johnson was born a US citizen and the IRS wanted a big chunk of change from him.. he wound up cutting a deal and renouncing his US citizenship.
@@preacherjohn lol that is incredulous, they wanted to tax a British prime minister because he has American citizenship?🤯do Americans realise this doesn't happen anywhere else? Like as a citizen of country A if you work in country B only country B gets to take income tax from you. Not every country you have affiliation to. Imagine Obama as US president paying income tax to Kenya, or Trevor and Elon musk paying income tax to both South Africa and USA or Ogwumike sisters paying income tax to Nigeria and USA that's crazy. In law school outside USA you are taught that the law frowns at Double Jeopardy, so Other countries have laws and agreements that forbids this from happening, common wealth, European Union, African Union and many more even codified it but before it was codified it wasn't done regularly. It was codified mainly as a preventive measure.
The U.S.A isn't the "worst country in the world" but rather than probably one of the "worst first world countries" The blind patriotism that even suggesting there's a problem with our traditional systems, policies, way of life, etc. practically earns you a title of either: anti-American, communist, socialist, terrorist, etc. or all of the following. My disagreements with the current issues (the current/past administrations are at fault): 1) The USA is the only developed, industrialized, first world nation not to have some form of universal health care. We have the most expensive healthcare system in the world. 2) The USA is one of 2 countries (other being Papua New Guinea) that has NO paid maternity leave. 3) Religion has political influence, particularly on social issues like LGBT rights, abortion, etc. We allow such organizations to conflict with science in education like creationism vs evolution in public schools. 4) Military defense spending ($500-600 billion a year), we out spend the next dozen countries combined (China has the second highest in the world ~160 billion). But that's the price we pay for being the "world police". 5) US foreign policy, whether it be invaded/occupying a country for no reason (Iraq), bombing other countries at will (Libya), toppling governments that we don't like because it conflicts with our interests (Cold War-Iran), or even continuing sanctions/embargos on countries long after a threat is neutralized (Cuba). Also, doing anything we want even if the international community is against such decisions. 6) The ridiculous amount of money spent in elections, with lobbying and campaign contributions of which are practically legal bribes. Allowing large organizations, corporations, etc. to bypass the American people's interests. 7) Finally, the continuous violations of US Constitutional amendments, such as warrantless wiretapping, no-knock search warrants, the PATRIOT Act, racial profiling, killing American citizens without due process (Anwar al-Awlaki), as well as allowing restrictions on civil rights (i.e 1st amendment).
Someone actually smart posting in the comment section lol, however we do not have the most expensive health care in the world, I believe it's Switzerland that has almost 40% of income go towards healthcare, I could be wrong about the place and percentage, but we aren't the most expensive in the world
I actually like and agree with many of your issues, but I want to state some concerns over some others. 5) America has a reason for involving itself in every war that it has. Whether or not you agree with that reason is a different matter entirely. I don't agree with many of the reasons America goes to war. I mean, Iraq was pretty much for revenge, but there was a reason. And the Cold War was a mutual thing with Russia. Both sides are to blame, not just one. If America didn't participate, it might have been absolutely nuked to shit, and the same goes for Russia. And, of course you go against something that conflicts with your interests. If your interest is being alive, then someone trying to kill you is something you might not want around. 4) Exactly. For a while now America has been expected, by the international community to be the "world police". And like the real police, people forget completely about all the good our policing does when we once and a while get it wrong and make a mistake. 7) I do hope that you aren't for the banning of guns, as that would be mighty ironic. The 2nd Amendment is the one put in place to help protect all the other ones. So nice to even see something vaguely forming intelligent thought down here in the murky depths of the youtube comments section.
Brandon Cowan Thanks for the feedback. I could go further in depth on those points. In response to #7, while I'm a liberal in favor of firearm background checks, the concept of banning guns is a bad idea.
Usually people who try and point america's "flaws" usually do it in a pretty bad and ignorant way but the way you put it is great and i agree with every point
Come on, guys! The U.S is by no means the worst country in the world, all of those commenting stuff like that clearly don't look at it realistically. Problem with the U.S, however, is that it scores way to poorly on the Human Development Index (HDI) for such a rich country. By definition the country with the lowest HDI is the worst country to live in, and the U.S is not it. The U.S just spends its money stupidly.
It's not the worst, but it's certainly not the best despite people treating it as if it was. People ignore the ridiculous problems in America because "woo, we're number 1! America is the best!"
Random fact #241: America has overthrown more democratically elected governments to instaurate an autoritharian dictatorship than it has done the oposite.
Incomplete list of democracies overthrown by the CIA: Syria 1949 Iran 1953 Guatemala 1954 Tibet 1955 Indonesia 1958 Cuba 1959 Iraq 1960 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960 Dominican Republic 1961 South Vietnam 1963 Brazil 1964 Ghana 1966 Chile 1970 Argentina 1976 Afghanistan 1979 Turkey 1980 Poland 1980 Nicaragua 1989 They hate us because of our freedom!
Kilgore Trout Chile 1973 actually, but yes it is true, Chile did stop being a democracy for a while and a lot of people got murdered and tortured, thanks USA...
Kilgore Trout Cuba wasn't a democracy before 1959, it was ruled by a military dictatorship led by Fulgencio Batista, and even though the USA was at first sympathetic towards the Cuban Revolution before Castro's government declared itself as communist, the CIA didn't supported it directly in any way. Perhaps you confused dates with the 1952 coup led by Batista. I don't know if it was supported by the CIA, but it was instantly recognized by the USA government.
The thing is that a lot of the democracies that were overthrown by us were because the leaders were simply just not competent. The problem with democracy (which our country is a republic, not a democracy.) is that when the public is incompetent and decide to elect political leaders based on social issues such as abortion or evolution being taught in schools (like our country), then the system ultimately fails. The general public is usually too self conceited to choose a leader that deals with the bigger picture, or is making a change to better the country while having to sacrifice the publics' needs for a little while. This especially falls into play in third world countries where the education system is not preparing their people properly to understand government issues and make an accurate assumption on how it will affect the bigger picture. So if the citizens choose a shitty leader, it means that their democracy has failed them and the leader needs to be taken out of power for the safety of the country. We teach democracy to other countries because it is an easy way to keep dictators out of power, and that the alternative is something like an orthodox republic or dictatorship where the public is ruled by people that were not elected. *long story short, democracy only works with an educated population. We push democracy on other countries after settling their old government system because it keeps us from imposing a government that we want instead of what they want, which would diminish nationalism in their community.*
And then she met his younger brother, Canada. He was perfect: he sacrificed time and resources just to make sure that she doesn't have to worry about paying 6-digit hospital bills or their kids getting proper education, did not spend all of his time bragging about his guns, loved animals and volunteered to protect nature and even had a funny, but sexy accent.
Canada’s healthcare system sucks, enjoy waiting 2 years for that life saving surgery you need. Also Canada doesn’t have freedom of speech. But yeah Canada is amazing right?
I think she needs to get hooked up with Norway as a boyfriend, he'd provide for her health and well being, make sure she isn't poor and hungry, and allow her to get a free education.
I dont think they do, unless they changed it a couple of years ago :/ However I think any scandinavian country would be a fine choice of a "boyfriend" :) Uh 1 more thing, you get your vacation paid ;)
Kagome Higurashi That's because the US doesnt barrow money from China, China buys US treasury bonds, so, the US just owes billions of dollars in interest. But you have to realize that the US is in about 20 Trillion dollars of debt and China in reality owns a small fraction of the actual number. Brandon Lee is also correct, the UK owes 81.58% of it's total GDP in debt, France owes 93.5% of its GDP, Italy owes an outstanding 132.6%, and Germany owes 78.4%. So when it comes down to it the whole damn world is fucked.
+bobastheWireFence hey it pissed me off most of us wanted to stay ugh!!! We love America honestly and good bless your country but guys come on guns I understand it makes you feel safe but have your seen the damaged it has caused in the most civil way possible we all need to sort out our laws
Samatha Clarke we love you guys to but couldn't the same be said about Europe's immigration polices? also doesn't the lack of guns also prove to be a ever increasing danger to people in say France. I mean for a country that has guns pretty much banned those terrorists during the Nice attack were able to get an entire truckload of military grade weapons and explosives, which they used to kill close to a hundred people, and also the truck itself. And wound over 300 more.
+mrm64 Another mass shooting in the states, oregon 9 dead. Must be monday. If this video doesnt show gun violence, its not an accurate description of the usa.
mrm64 Lol. No wonder people think usa guys are stupid. Mass shootings dont happen with the same sick frecuency in any other developed country on earth. The usa is the only one. Germany, the next advanced country by mass shootings has 6. Canada has 3. The USA has (so far in 2015) more than 200.
Wambli Padilla *you're. not. wrong.* I'm not about to go into the pointless argument with you. Keep thinking the USA is the scum of the earth. I honestly couldn't give any less of a crap.
America - the bully that used to be good Russia - the jock China - secretive nerd France - the gay guy Argentina - the guy thats really good at futbol Canada - everything a girl could ask for Saudi Arabia - the rich guy
@CK_House. The Americans who took control of the colonies were British people who simply changed their name. Without Britain there'd be no America. Just as there'd be no Britain without German settlers
Even the best of people can be taken away when it comes to their country. Not that the people you're referring to are the best of people, but you can't really expect much from RU-vid commenters, its the reason behind the trend of channels turning off the comments section
Offensive, but funny. America IS a good place to live. You feel safe, and if you have a gun, even safer. I know it sounds wierd, but if you actually tried it, you WOULD feel safer. The ability to know if anyone fucks with you, you can be confident and shoot them, as it will be self-defense. My friend's uncle actually got intruders into his house, and they held a gun to his wives head, but he shot him multiple times. The other guy ran away not having a gun. He ended up killing the guy, but in court, he was let go. TRUE STORY!
bigvirgotube Idk how you actually feel worried by owning one. Guns help protect you and your family from criminals. Criminals aren't going to run away if you ball up your fists and threaten them with a good ole fashioned slobber-knocker.
Very few Americans that I've seen think this country is the best. That's an outdated stereotype perpetuated by old Hollywood movies, and cold war propaganda. Hell, even Donald Trump's campaign has the slogan of "make America great again" implying it's not great now. Also, America is the strongest, there's not any debate on that.
This is a great video! American patriotism is truly weird. Like religious fundamentalism, it requires you to distort the truth and ignore blatant contradictions to appear even slightly coherent.
***** Oh yeah? I can give examples: when Obamacare was a subject of intense discussion and many people (including some people who should know better, like house speaker John Boehner) made statements that "America has the best healtcare in the world". Meanwhile, in the real world, the WHO ranks American healtcare as 31st best and the most expensive system in the world. Even countries like Saudi-Arabia and Colombia do better with far less money.
***** You are making a very convincing argument against yourself. I do know the crucial role of private insurance in the American healthcare system and that is precisely the reason why it's not very good. To clarify, a healthcare _system_ includes not only treatment but paperwork and all the other side stuff.
Otto Rosenberg with obama care the waiting time for doctors will most likely rise and the quality of care will go down. people worldwide come to america for health care if they can afford it. they do this because the care is better. people from Canada for example come to get treatment here in the USA.
Being an American expat in Spain, there are a lot of great things about America (the diversity/food/overall smooth-runningness of everything), but there are great things about other countries/cultures as well. It's really like comparing apples and oranges. and ***** at least where I am the public healthcare is both free and at least equal in quality to in the US. The wait times here are usually less, actually. I can usually get doctor's appointment within a day and go to a specialist within a few weeks. Whereas in the US I wait 3 months to see my specialist. Most people just point to the NHS in England which is, admittedly, awful. But most other countries have a much smoother-run operation.
MilitarizeGaming That's actually completely and unequivocally false. From 3rd world countries, perhaps, but not from Canada. The only Canadians seen in US hospitals are generally emergency cases, like broken arms and whatnot, when they're in the state. Look up Healthcare Triage on RU-vid, i know they discuss that in some video or another, I don't feel like looking it up atm though haha.
Wrong. So wrong. -> Erasmus, 1516 (the US didn't even EXIST at this time) : "In a free state, tongues too should be free". And it's not the first reference to it. So the concept is just far older. I'm not saying the US weren't among the first to implement it, just that they didn't come up with it.
dilen noris Americans weren’t the first to come up with the concept, however, they were the first to make it into written law, and still is one of the few countries that has it written down, meaning that it is protected no matter who is in “power”
Troy Ljunggren no. Not in America. In a parts of the world where you can't be gay openly, where you can't worship whoever you want or choose to not worship at all, in parts of the world where you aren't allowed to own a firearm to protect yourself, in parts of the world where, because you're a woman, you can't do the same things a man can. America is a symbol of democracy and equality. If you don't like it, then leave. You aren't wanted
why is it always Canada vs America? the majority of Canada is not even inhabitated, while most of the US is, so that alone doesn't make a fair comparison. I also know that if the US economy collapses or the country itself just blows up, the world would go into crisis. America isn't the greatest country and it has major flaws but it has hands in a lot of other economies that would suffer if America suffered. that's why most countries are always terrified when US presidential elections come around, especially now that Obama is out of office and lots of countries liked him.
@@generalissimodoviciano6231 yall got the highest incarceration rate,highest debt, no socialised healthcare, riots by a cultist group, most covid deaths, highest collage fees and so much more i dont have time to list
@@liambhagan9239 I am not American, I understand that Americas raw capitalism is getting out of the way, but life standards, quality of life is very high because if it wasn't why would so many people come there ?
Sakara Chan Great! I'll check it out. I'm not really that into anime, but the ones I've seen that friends have recommended (like Fate/Zero, FMA and Miyazaki's movies) I really enjoyed. So I'll give this one a shot. I should also watch Death Note.
That is pretty great XD admittedly though I think every country would make an awful boyfriend. America isn't the only one into invading privacy, starting unnecessary fights, and not providing for you. The moral of this statement is never date a country. (Sorry Hetalia fangirls)
Ms USA should have asked her Brit friend how she likes her "boyfriend's" VAT pickpocketing and CCTV big brothering. Funny that she criticizes US for "getting into fights" when the UK gladly jumps into all most of them as well. The US is just always the one that gets saddled with the blame. But I guess when US is forced to take action the UN should have, it's easy to sit back and call the US a bully even when it protects innocent lives. Big bad "Murica", but Russia gets a free pass for invading for no other reason but imperialism. The US is the bad guy for stopping genocide the UN's security council won't even impose sanctions for. Oh yeah, Russia has veto power on the security council, that makes sense. Why is it when ISIS murders children the world looks to the US for help, but then complains that we had to use guns and tanks to do it?
clowntrooper61 Child, *SIT DOWN* and let me teach you ^ ^ Okay,so there's an anime called Hetalia.It's an anime about personified countries and I *think* the anime took place in WWII.So Hetalia fans are called Hetalians :33
AnimeLover645 You don't have to patronize me or call me a kid just cos I don't know that. I mean the only anime i've watched is the movies like spirited away, 5 meters per second, akira etc. Oh right. I thought it had something to do with henti which is why I was skeptical
Ruby Rose the sadiest part of this video is canada is the only place we can go and actually own land not have a name tag on it so americans just have to stay in our abusive relationship but i mean its not all bad sometimes we can sleep in the bed
+Achktung Swonsburger I am an American and to tell you the truth, I don't much want to be here anymore but where to go? How to afford to move? Is anywhere else truly better? If so, they probably don't want more people. So I guess I'm stuck here.
yeah, that's it, know hwy I threw money at America? because he's greedy, he's 11 triolion bucks in debt, and americans want money, even though I live in America, just saying
I'm a California native born in 1957. I've known very wealthy people and extremely poor people, some relatives are even homeless. America has a ton of problems but the 6.7 Billion people that are NOT Americans seem to either hate us or envy us with very few in between. If we opened the door to unlimited immigration we would probably have more people than China in a few months so we must be doing something right. Our problems are vast but overall I would rather live in California than any other place in the World. As for the "rich" and the "poor" they ALL have a story and a reason for their plight or good fortune. Hear BOTH sides before making a 'snap judgment'. As I write this it is Thanksgiving Morning in America and we should all pray for Peace and give Thanks!
+randy109 No, can't say that I hate nor envy Americans. I feel bad for them. There are so many things that the rest of the developed world has that you don't, and you not only don't know what you're missing, you've convinced yourself that you're superior for not having them. Meanwhile those of us who live in other countries who enjoy the benefits of said programs shake our heads and wonder what the hell you're thinking. It's not hate or envy, it's pity. You poor deluded souls.....
***** If the americans reduced the size of their army to spend money on their own citizens, their allies would pick up the slack and probably laud them on it. But let's be real here, the US has an enormous army because they're completely paranoid and worship at the gun altar, not because we, their allies asked them to protect us. They're paranoid that other countries are out to get them. They're paranoid that their own citizens are out to get them, both jeopardizing their safety and their way of life. Why else would they cling so desparately to their right to bear arms, but refuse adamantly to sacrifice even a small amount to pay for their neighbors health care, even if it means that same pot could also pay for thiers, or support, say parents birthing children and not having to immediately go back to work? No other country does this. None. It's all ridiculous paranoia.
+randy109 Thank you for pointing that out randy. I served in the US navy for a time and been around the world quite a bit and after what I've seen in other countries I am actually very thankful for what we have here in this country. I've gotten really sick of people (especially Brits) always trying so hard to convince us that there is something wrong with us. Don't know what their problem is.
It's a sign of respect towards people who risk they're lives everyday. Also your not forced to pledge to the flag. Most teachers and schools don't care if people do it, and most kids don't even stand up for the pledge.
Shana Wessels Yes they do. The teachers make you stand up and say it. Technically you're not obligated to, but then people stare at you and your teacher looks down on you for it and pulls you aside afterwards to tell you that you're being very disrespectful to the people who risk their lives for your "freedom". Then we have a "moment of silence" when you're not allowed to talk so that religious students and teachers can pray for soldiers or something. That's just my personal experience from public school. Maybe it's different in other school districts. I live in a pretty liberal area, though. I agree that it's pretty concerning.
James Rae one action doesn't define a country. My school, no one says the pledge, some put their hands on their chest, but that's it, usually we continue on with our work. I understand some people are what you describe but that's is in every country. Don't tell me that others don't have something similar to us. So no, we are not creepy, it is not concerning. No we are not brainwashed, or weird things people say about amercia. All countries have their flaws. I'm an American and I'm proud of my country, I hate American politics, that is not what Americans are patriotic for. It the people, our ideals, our history and what we stand for. So when people say the pledge to the flag they are not saying for the govt, their saying because personally they want show they also believe in our unalienable rights, "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" So plse, for the love of god, stop saying America is damned or shitty or terrible. Every country has their problem and if you hate it so much. Get the fuck out.
+James Rae. And also, those moment of silence are for people who died, what's so wrong with that. Not for religious people, for soliders! Or we have moment of silence for what happened in 911, which in fact had people who died from many other countries other than America. If respecting the dead is something weird to you, something wrong with you. And no it's not for religious pple, I'm not religious and half of the people in my school don't give a fuck about religion. It is a sign of respect for people who died. That is not creepy, even if you don't like it, maybe someone else has some one who died in the army and finds it comforting. I have a sister going into the army and a shit load veterans in my neighborhood that sacrificed alot, families in my neighborhood who lost sons and daughters, fathers and mothers. The least we can do for them is have 1 fucking minutes of silence.
U.S.A. isn't the worst country on the world by far. It's a beautiful country. It is civilized. It's democratic. It's a very fine country. But it isn't the best country on the world. Which is a fact. Sorry.
Murtsman1 It's an iffy subject, the US does show signs of 'democracy' but as stated before: The US Government only listens to the richest people, It takes our money, It is constantly in debt, and other stuff that defies the Constitution. But what the US has done was make REAL democracies in other countries.
As an EU citizen, I find it fascinating how USA citizens who want to be cool and liberal, will do this by dissing their own country. USA has its problems, but so does every-other country. I have been to the USA three times and loved my time there ....Tis a great country.
+Greg Spalding Never really wanted to leave, I've traveled plenty outside of the country and still enjoy my home here. I guess low taxes coupled with high median income, low food costs, and gas costs, just really appeal to me. Also, potatoes in the EU are terrible, apologies to Poland.
+Stealthlock Sure, as long as you perfectly mirror the prevailing socio-political narrative of the far left. God forbid you disagree, because then you're a fascist/racist/bigot/homophobe/transphobe/somethingotherphobe
I actually do disagree with some of those things but I'm not very outspoken about it. It's the same in America but Canada is better on other fronts I think
one of my favourite things to say is that america is the worst best country in the world. It's considered one of the best because it's more advanced, but out of all the advanced countries, america, in my opinion, is the worst
That's actually a really good way to put it. Huge country, lots of millions of people, big economy, big impact in the world, strong army, etc, etc. But so many flaws everywhere... from the bottom to the top of the social scale it's all screwed up lol. Resume: worst of the bests.
I would like to disagree if you were to give sweden or any other of these governments you praise the land mass and population of america you would find they could not do a better job of running it . Hell probably do worse than our current leaders as their political ideals are best made for their small countries with 10 so million people while the US has 319 million folks.
I love how they can do 20 awesome videos, but there comes one sponsored video and every douche is like "oh my god what happened to College humor they don't do humor anymore."
Land of the free? haha what a joke. You act like you're the only country to have freedom, and you don't even have the most, in that aspect. In all honesty though, I've been to the US a few times now and I thought it was fab.
StephUchiha I think its because the government in the UK fears what the public thinks of it while some larger partys in the US (Not naming names) try to rule by use of fear. So the UK government is a little more of a pushover to the public. Which is a good thing (Usually).
This was reasonably funny up until the "free birth control" gag. America loves its women so much that he believes women are independent and strong enough to buy their own birth control.
It's because Viagra is covered under insurance whereas birth control isn't. I.E. a double standard that favors men. Maybe look in basic policies/etc before ignorantly sprouting off about women's issues.
Poodlekisses My mom takes Viagra for her heart, but not that I'm begging my insurance to cover Viagra or anything other than major catastrophic coverage anyway. That's not what insurance is for.
As long as Viagra is still covered! Right?! ..... right ladies? Anyway, there are many health benefits to taking birth control. The reason some politicians and business-owners want to cut it's coverage is religious, not medical. And they sure as hell are not doing it to make women feel "independent and strong." And having birth control coverage is not just for "her." It is for both of you. The couple as a whole benefits.
You should have named this video how america's politicians are like a bad boyfriend. America the country, opened its arms to me and accepted me, when my own country wanted to kill my family. I had the ability to make a good life here for myself. I love America. But our politicians, particularly during the last nearly 16 years have not been of the caliber of some of our previous politicians. As special interests on both sides of the isle get more a hold of the government, the people and their interests get sold out. We are on a slippery slope. The laws are changing for the worse, making legal conduct that would have been considered bribery before. We've always had the ability to unite against bad politicians before. But we are so divided right now, it sounds as if we'll never get back to normalcy. Both sides, are becoming more and more extreme, with no middle ground showing up.
Hate your government, not your country. My family came from a similar background. Frankly it is really the fault of the politicians, their increasingly radical ideals and partisanship are making a toxic environment. In the words of Abraham Lincoln "a house devided against itself cannot stand" and he is 100% right
I did too, but don't say that here! People don't respect others here. If you mention anything they'll hunt you and kill you with anti-fandom gunpower. Let's keep our fandoms in fandom related videos before a war breaks out in the comments
@@mattjones6578 the president is legally required to consult Congress before carrying out an attack or declaring war. We were not in an active war with Iran. If we were then it would be a different story. Also what do you mean by Congress doesn't matter? There are checks and balances for a reason. Without Congress either you would be voting for every federal law or the president would be making every single decision.
