Three Arrows you’re weilcome

"there is no such thing as a "British Fish", that implication is a red herring." goddamn I love lame dad jokes...

Thank you for at least acknowledging in the comments that the Council exists

Three Arrows can you please make a video on freedom toons he says some stupid things

I'm still confused. If people in the European commission/council aren't elected, how do they get their positions?

:-D

Missouri should leave the EU

How could you say something so controversial, yes so brave!

MISSUXIT!!

missexit

Chad Austin your right cause he’s rich he’s never worked a day in his life. (Sarcasm)

but but Trump is a self made man, roflmao. you really can fool a cuckservative all of the time.

gisforgary how many rich or successful people do you know?

@@timtim6373 Actually I know quite a few rich people, and they aren't what I would call successful, they have successful parents or grandparents. I have a cousin that is one of the most successful people I know, and she makes about 100k a year. She is heavily published and has held high ranking positions at a few universities, including Rutgers and Stanford. A friend of mine is a dietiican that works in oncology, she has a literal alphabet soup after her name, many people would think that is successful, she earns less than my cousin. I also know trust fund babies that get hand written condolence letters from the Bush family that are nice people, but they never worked for anything. I know a mafia family heiress, is that successful?

gisforgary your right no every rich person worked for what they got or improved what they had. I was just trying to keep people from generalizing or vilifying a group of people.

This shit is like double speak.

Also, does no-one who uses that as an actual point know about the House of LORDS!!!! Like, we're a partially-feudal state and we're educating EUROPE on democracy.

@@iainwmacintosh You do know that the House of Lords is only an advisory body and has no real power and cannot make laws or any form of legislation? You knew that didn't you ..... surely .... I thought everyone knew that.

@@jonathanhodgson2659 The House of Lords is the upper house of the UK parliament, and they can amend bills. So whilst they cannot directly make legislation, they have the power to amend legislation. They are by definition bureaucrats that are unelected, which is what Nigel Farage claimed the EU is

@@iainwmacintosh No...they CANNOT amend bills. They can comment on a bill, PROPOSE amendments which the ELECTED House of Commons can choose to accept or ignore. i.e. House of Commons to the House of Lords ..... Thanks for the very generous thoughts but no, it's happening, get out of the way.....which they have to do.

While I suppor the eu there's a difference between the queen and say the king of Saudi Arabia as the queen is Little more than a figurehead while the Saudi king is an absolute monarch who controls the government

Well isn't it worse to have even more unelected officials who come from completely different backgrounds ?

@@doriandibaj1094doesn't the queen still pick the prime minister

@@doriandibaj1094 It has recently emerged that the Queen and Prince of Wales have been arranging for laws they don't like to be amended behind the scenes. It seems we've all been duped about her being just a figure head and she does wield a fair bit of political influence through her position.

@@red2theelectricboogaloo961 She will ask a member of parliament who has support of the largest party (effectively the party leader) to form a government. So she does pick, but from a choice of one. Officially he/she does still administrate 'her' government, hence why she officially still 'picks'. It becomes a bit more interesting following hung parliaments and votes of no confidence in the PM

Whats a 'Belgen'

Is that true? Will scottish people have to pay tuition now?

@@terryh.9238 The whole free tuition/Scottish tuition debate has been a garbage debate for years and people only really use it as a political football.

ooooooooooohhhhh!!!

@Worm Driver America wasn't a country at the time.

No joke, about four in five of his brexit party MEPs are trust fund managers, property investors or 'entrepreneurs.'

@Patriot Rising 1916 but that's not how *he* described the elites. He described them as out-of-touch rich fucks that never worked a day and directly inferred *that specific trait* makes them inadequate. If you think the claim is absurd, well, tell it to Farage, not to the people mocking his point.

@@Elvalley Farage has had a proper job

Farage has had a proper job; he was an MEP.

@@pragueuprising560 He worked as commodities trader

PragerU just insulted themselves right there.

Smol brain move

they give degrees?>? /s

You’re all going to cry again November 4th.

@@kungflu7824 what the heck does that have to do with OP

Best comment here haha

Yes, so the colonies, one-by-one, all voted for their own Brexits.

As someone from one of the many NUMEROUS former colonies, I agree

@Xiaomu K It's insulting to hear these former Imperialists cry about "regaining" their independence over something so dumb, when many former colonies had to fight against actual oppression for their freedom.

@Xiaomu K The word "gets thrown about a lot" because that's exactly what happened, mate. There are no excuses for that.

@Xiaomu K The ONLY countries you can name that MAY have benefited from colonialism are Australia and New Zealand and those were ''New World'' countries aka very much uninhabited and not developed before the arrival of European settlers. Name ONE more country out of the dozens that have benefited from being a British colony. India? Was the greatest world economy before the arrival of the Brits. South Africa? Was ravaged by Apartheid for half a century. Any African country? LOL NOPE! Middle East? EVEN BIGGER NOPE! USA? That gained independence before the industrial revolution so whatever they achieved they did so on their own. British colonies were extractive economies ie they were designed only to send wealth outside the country and back to Britain not circulate it within the nation. Most of these nations also had their borders drawn without any consideration about cultural or ethnic backgrounds leading to civil wars and conflict. NOTHING GOOD CAME FROM COLONIALISM. GET IT THROUGH YOUR THICK THICK SKULL.

@@DT-we2bk Couldn't have said it better myself. Bravo.

Lol

Under the current US government this seems more probable than a joke.

Most likely so they could launch you into space XD

Are you part of the space force team? That would be cool. 🚀🛰🛸

Nice, I got a position in cell 20 at my nearest mental institution!

@Luis D. Does it hurt being as stupid as you are? In England what we would call fries they call "chips." This English person is pointing out that Nigel Farage, an Englishman, is referring to what they would call "chips" as "fries" as evidence of Nigel pandering to American Conservatives.

Luis D. Oof someone is stupid

@Luis D. Nice comeback!

Of course made worse by the fact that Farage always portrays himself as British-like as possible. ...Usually in a pub, drinking some local ale, whilst reading some shit-rag like The Sun. He will not bow to foreign pressures, oh wait, fries.

@Luis D. brexiter detected...

Nigel Farage has no face.

@@Twentydragon Not true, he has the most punchable face of 2016! A rare honour.

He has a face, just no integrity, or shame, or sense of responsibility.

@@davidjones272 with a reputation like that he won't be able to save face

@@ink7548 ted cruz holds that title every year until he finally gets what he deserves.

EmperorTigerstar is cringe

Matt K You’re cringe

@@MattieK09 I think you to be a mistaken capybara

O shit waddup

A fellow history nut

Funny how they went quickly in to protectionism after loosing their imperial status

He has form in this regard, having unironically proclaimed the day of the Brexit vote as the UK’s Independence Day.

But Farage is just fine with American, Russian & Chinese bureaucrats telling Britain & the whole of Europe what to do to trigger the liberals, feminists, progressives, etc.

oh snap!

Sovereignty for me but not for thee. 🤫

@@anima94 it's more a jab at his own apparent ignorance of how not only there are countries under two levels of governance but how England was responsible for most of the ones that were, is responsible for two that currently are, and resulted in the formation of the last.

@@anima94 and technically most people are under at least two levels of governance, local and their country's and in the states we have an *_unimaginable_* THREE: local, state and federal.

@@anima94 Because balkanization is known to benefit countries and their citizens immensely /s

@cornflakes it does say *current day* there for that reason.

@@KaiTenSatsuma You'll probably find more large countries having four levels of governance... municipal, country, "state" (district, province, region) and national... with many tasks not overlapping but clearly delegated to only one of the levels.

"They're unelected, and they can't be removed. That's how absurd the British Royal Family is."

What is a “conservative judge” exactly? Trump’s appointed a lot of them lately. I guess it’s better to announce one’s ideological bias up front? I thought the court was a neutral entity politically.

@@gking407 There are disagreements between different judges on US law. A "conservative," judge is one with a record of leaning heavily toward interpretations of the Constitution and the law favored by conservatives. For example, a judge that believes abortion should be illegal would lean conservative on that issue. You can make similar judgments across most subjects in order to place different judge's political leanings over time. After all, not declaring your political bias doesn't mean it goes away.

@@legendarybort01 they have no power.

@@legendarybort01 At least the Royal Family doesn't do anything. I'm in favour of electing the peerage. Perhaps give 10 seats to Scotland, 10 seats to England, 10 seats to Wales, and 10 seats to Northern Ireland; each sub-country would have 10 constituencies.

I find it dangerous that people unironic believe that after what he pulled off, him fleeing when he wanted that in the first place. Indeed a fearless leader who gave a great example how not to lead..

@Juanito G he still could criticise and point out flaws of the EU while nigel completely ignores the ireland question or that two of the kingdoms want to stay.

@Juanito G Nigel is full of shit though.

That's like Stephanie Meyer talking about if Twilight is good.

oh most the ruling class in the UK come from the same school (cough*Eton*cough). sums it all

It's because when he was on the political stage, he portrayed himself as an everyday bloke off the street, usually by having a pint in local pubs.

Sources please. No baised sources would be a plus too.

Vinnie Chan Farage went to a public school too!

Joseph Szachor he went to Dulwich College

Because Germany turned him down?

@Luis D. It is. Good job, I once looked at a map as well!

Because he still wants that SWEET SWEET FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE BENEFIT!

That's a criticism of them I really can agree with, I mean they call the alt-right left wing.

*”also anything right wing that might look bad for us is left wing”*

"Anything I don't like is far right" - The elite

totally

@@firstname4865 the elite? Is prtetty mich fiscally conservative so they can maximize their profits. Idk why this would make sense at all

Βασιλεύς what is your profile pic supposed to be?

@@doesnt_exist_ looks like a byzantine coat of Arms

@@doesnt_exist_ en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_flags_and_insignia I'm a big history nerd, and I particular have an interest in Byzantine history. My profile picture is just a fictional Byzantine coat of arms. However a lot of people seem to get the impression that I'm using a Serbian nationalist flag that they took from the Byzantine flag, so maybe I should change it. lol

Ornyoung boys who needs a DADDY for their childish thoughts. I now some of them and they hever had any hardtimes compared to my progressive friends who are immigrants and working hard. It's ironic isn't it?

@David Gwin Nah, you dont need a authoritherian figure aka daddy who is a fraud to have selfworth. Immigrants are often hardworkers who face hardships like rassism. I agree on both of them. You realize your people are his people too if you go after nationality. A tip, getting butthurt is a bad argument.

It's undemocratic because it was intended to be. EU, however, claims to be the most efficient form of transnational democracy. My ass.

@@unknownsoldier452 Eu was quite successful delivering peace and stability, to the contentent that had constantly wars.

@@arthurheidt6373 No, it has not. In the period between 1945 and 1992, Europe was occupied. And it was when that domination was lifted, it went sideways again - Balkans and now Ukraine. Yes, forgot that there's a conflict and a war zone in Europe right now?

@@unknownsoldier452 yeah he did, and so did one other person it seems.

@@unknownsoldier452 but not within the bounds of the schengen area, which is the whole point. You nitwit.

Talking with pro-brexiters is so frustrating: the arrogance, nationalism and admitting they don't actually know what the EU is properly is maddening.

And I was dumb enough to vote for it. Stupidest political decision I ever made.

@@EightThreeEight You know, atleast you've come around to realise your error in judgement

When I was in the UK a few months ago on holiday, I saw a graph on the TV in the hotel's lobby that showed how poor the UK economy recovered after COVID. I knew my good old USA would probably be #1, but I didn't expect Britain to be like negative whatever percent. I dunno for sure, but I imagine "Brexit" being part of the reason why

​@@samwindmill8264 Brexit is essentially a flat tire in the car of the British economy. It may not actively tank the economy alone, but every time something comes along (covid, war in Ukraine, etc) we are far more vulnerable than our neighbours inside the EU and our recovery is slow and painful

@MatSCan what's your point?

Personally, I think Britain should kick out England

and people in the north aren't properly represented or served by westminster parties in the south so surely the north should become independent,,, right?

@@danielpeacock3395I’m all for leaving with Scotland.

Sub Roy lol haha epic

is that you Søren?

@@el_equidistante Yes. I never stopped laughing, remember?

@Ravinder Sian 3/10 he needs another coat of paint to come across as anything close to real

@Ravinder Sian He's a real fascist.

Professional Douchebag Except it’s worse, which is nothing short of a miracle.

.... The difference being Buzzfeed can be amusing sometimes. (They collect stuff from twitter, reddit or tumblr and repost it in collections occasionally.)

that would Rebel media in my opinion.

*incels

@iuvenis animo that too. I still rarely visit the site.

Because the EU does not administer police, firemen, or hospitals.

That is how autocracies are born.

So you can't say you love something? Because it's Authoritarian?

They stink?

The Onion News Network is the best source of information

They don't believe it, but their audience does

@@mgg7756 I'd say that for some of what they say, but you can't fake pure bullshit forever.

Luke: You fought in the Cod Wars? Ben: Yes, I was once an Icelandic fisherman, the same as your father.

no laughing matter

the nhs has never been in such a sorry state now we have left the with staff shortages nurses strikes first time in their history junior doctors again first time ambulance crews chroic acute shortages of bed need i go on

Lol, how did he get to know him?

Nigel sounds like a big douche

@@jaojao1768 he went to school with him

@@Epicmango7 He also *is* one.

Nigel is a zombie representative. In that he is the reanimated corpse of an old British imperialist from centuries back.

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@@doesnt_exist_ Thanks

I mean it's a Koch funded "university" plant where all free thought is dead and gone in which conservative hacks tell you what to think but then people in the comments scream 'free speech is dead', when they are challenged, apparently. So who knew? Also, if you think I'm wrong, then please tell me why, cause like, your just gonna barking the same dog whistles as Christina Hoff Summers instead making your own damn argument. After all, it's all the same rhetoric. If your comment is just gibberish buzzwords about Marx, right-wing pundits being misrepresented or some other flippant excuse, then I have no time or worth talking to you.

KingCreeper1026 GOLRY TO ARSTOTZKA! MAKE US PROUD!

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citation please

I'm not pro Brexit but why should you play by your enemys rules

@@topman8565 the EU is not your enemy unless you treat it like you are the ruler of Europe in which case you will be sadly mistaken.

@Ravinder Sian the UK was and currently still is part of the EU. you keep pretending the UK is not 1/28th responsible but it is, in many matters even more influential. but your main EU opponents only show up to work enough to be able to get paid. you people from inbred island are all corrupt and hypocrits.

"so if he has a problem with the fisheries policy. maybe he should show up to his job once in a while." He had no power in there. You're a joke if you think that you have anything to say in EU. France and Germany makes all the shots in there.

There are many idiots in every country unfortunately.

populism do be like that.

Wales too (assuming you mean Scotland or Ireland). Annibyniaeth am Y Cenhedloedd Celtaidd!

Okay

@@rulebritannia8438 yeah I guess all those native and Ignorant indigenous people at the other side of the world shouldn’t have been at the end of the British armies rifle huh?

@@jamiel6005You know that they can get independence whenever they want right?

The fact that he diddled money from them to fund his tinpot political party is also a good one to bring up. He's a greasy little shit.

I mean, everyone knows that the Fishery Committee is to vote about new EU regulations on surveillance, copyright, the internet ... your boring everyday fishery topics.

What happened at the one meeting he went to?

​@@rolfs2165 You greatly underestimate how crucial the fisheries dispute between France and the Brits was

Individual parliamentarians often find or make a little niche for themselves. No single individual in a national or the EU parliament knows it's entire body of law. Parliamentarians are usually pretty chatty about their field. If you find the trains guy, they're most likely going to be happy to tell you why their ideas about trains are the best, and do so in greater detail than their party leader could ever do. What Farage decides to attend and speak about shows what he works on.

The joke's on Farage. That farmer is a partisan with the Italian Resistance who drove Farage's friends out of Italy at the point of a bayonet. You can tell because his scarf is socialist red.

@Ravinder Sian If the democracy is so fake, then you're saying Ukip's win is fake and the process that got Farage there is fake. Are you slow?

@tiglath pileser social fascist? You do realise this negates one another?

@tiglath pileser and of course you are a die hard communist

@tiglath pileser friend, I love your conviction, but you still have to talk to people from all over the political spectrum. Just because someone doesn't agree at all points doesn't make them your enemy, or actual fash. We are all socialized to have authoritarian and fashy attitudes, that we are alone, and anyone without our perspective is a competitor. Do you deny this? Why then rip up people who can be your comrades and allies?

@Luis D. literally every argument in this video

@Luis D. to start with, their claim that Britain left the European Union on 23rd June 2016, which we all know is false.

@Luis D. A PragerU graduate i suppose?

"If the word 'fallacy' had 1 million subscribers'

Farage would need to tell those two that the EU agricultural subsidies are going to stop. Which is okay to argue for, but probably won't make those two happy.

The only people I know that watch it are over 50

You know what? You're not wrong. Though, more for the Gen Z kids, since "millennial" are kind of 25 to 35 now. The target demographic is 18 to 25, before young adults realize the power of their vote, so they'll throw it away on continuing the establishment.

I think it's old people who watch both.

Jake L Yang is bad folks

@@alexsmith2910 Possibly. I meant to say, that Gen Y adults are not the only target demographic, it's also a lot of trying to brainwash the next generation of potential voters. People "college-aged" have still not decided what their life-long political beliefs will be, and can be easily swayed.

Also “overpaid“ yeeeah like he isnt lmao

He has been photographed drinking real ale and therefore he is a man of the people despite his accent, name, background and interests

The last time Farage ranted about that, he was talking to an MEP who was an ex heart surgeon.

He's articulate but his accent isn't posh, let alone poshest available. He has a "well-spoken" working-class london accent. Btw I'm no fan of Farage, I just don't think he has a posh accent. Rees-Mogg has the poshest accent available.

@@FriedEgg101 His accent ain't working-class in the slightest. It's the standard Oxford English with just a dash of poshness. Mogg's on the other hand is an old timey, upper-class levek of posh, I agree with you there.

or the Lords?

Me in the uk - still need a passport to travel to the eu, and whilst its true i dont get roaming charges in the eu, its also true i dont get roaming charges in the usa

I started learning Dutch the day we formally left the EU. I’m crap now but I will move one day 😭

@@maltemeyer3171 judging from their subscriptions, Poland.

Well we get a lovely new bloo passport

I love the idea of oh these massive industries will take care of the resources. Instead of exploit it into oblivion as they do

conservatives/libertarians think the tragedy of the commons is fake news

@@daveharrison84 no they think it throughly debunks communism, yes this was a libertarian argument I have seen.

MEP and more successful businessman than you’ll ever be Nigel Farage. Leader of possibly the most influential party in EU representing Britain, after it’s conception just weeks prior Nigel Farage.

@@jameswall9040 Most influential national-level party, which is to say his party holds 3.86% of seats all told and can readily be ignored, especially because those seats will be empty more often than not. Also, Angela Merkel's CDU/CSU got an equal number of seats and about twice the number of votes.

We know. Most people don’t want to but keep voting Tory for some stupid reason. In good news they probably will lose the next election, in bad news labour aren’t much better. I’m hoping for a coalition between labour, libdem and if we are lucky the one green mp.

yes ive heard Farage talk about this it was highly anti working class retoric saying working class kids should just leave school and work hard and get a job in the financial sector trouble is nigel few working class kids had the same opportunaties as you and you generally nead a degree if you want to get out of a minimum wage job

Luis D. dont be so triggered

@Luis D. I feel like I'd have to explain this to you like you were a toddler, but I don't have experience explaining things to toddlers. So I'll just explain it however I feel: *Yes*, he knows they weren't literal, that's why he says Prager calls his KZfaq channel a university, instead of saying they *claim* to be one. The point of the commenter is the "university" part was added to sound more serious than they have any right to sound, not that "they're not a real university".

Luis D., you tell us.

B Scott He doesn’t really care about those places. A recent poll revealed that most Brexiters would dump NI if it were to ensure that the rest of the UK would leave the European Union.

Arent the scots thinking of leaving again after brexit came up? They stayed because the uk was comforting but that would be gone after brexit. He doesnt even carte about the uk.

@@jonsnor4313 I'm Scottish and the independence movement is relatively strong. If a referendum was held it would still be VERY close. There was a rally I went to in Edinburgh in November of last year. Around 50,000 people attended.

B Scott Those arguments DO apply, I don't see your point. If people want independence they should be able to get it.

And risking tension, sometimes bloody ones

Fixed, thanks!

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Do you have a single fact to back that up?

@@Gamberbro237 Number 1 That's terror. Number 2 That's terror

Well it supports Nazis for one!

@Luis D. _Did you not watch the fucking video?_

Luis, am I missing something?

@Luis D. He actually looked at facts, statistics and gave a very good near lecture on the politics of how EU works. He also called PragerU out for what it is. A channel handing out misinformation as facts. As he said. Watch the video. Actually pay attention. Look up the points he makes yourself too. Actually use that brain of yours.

@Luis D. and you're an insult to your icon.

Luis D. He debunked PragerU by showing how their video’s arguments are incredibly incorrect. Literally every argument Farage makes is bullshit.

ya boi shh the Tories whitepaper on brexit debunks the sovereign idea by stating we’ve always had it.

Anyone on the EU feels that,just some politicians that demonstrate that all they want is more and more power and what bother them is having to cooperate with others

John - he was married to a German. If he was married to an Australian they’d probably have Australian passports. I’m just guessing.

that's a good one

Haha xD

Facepalm.

BADUM TSSSSSS ....lol

Also something to ponder, some of the best gun regulation laws in america were passed in a state run by a little known Ronald Reagan. Why ? Cause there were too many black panthers with guns. (and honestly I understand, can you imagine a giant cat with guns ?)

Also, nobody cared about the use of drugs in America until advisors of the Nixon Administration began to scapegoat anti-war activists and the black community with drugs, and attempts at policing of said drug offenses were only done in minority neighborhoods and on minority people, a lot and the Reagan Administration began a crackdown on those communities while the same Reagan Administration funded death squads in Latin America that also helped drug cartels ship their drugs onto American shores.

Because he's a punchable human being.

Because left wingers are violent.

As was stated on The Last Leg a few weeks back, because he's a nicotine-stained man-frog?

@@Tespri Yet rightists commit more violence and terrorist attacks globally. Forget about the christchurch shooting already?

@@levvy3006 Objectively speaking.. only group ahead of communism in terrorism, is Islamists. Statistical fact. Christchurch shooting is nothing in comparison on all the terror done in name of communism and socialism. Already forgot Bernie supporter shooting congress members? Or antifa trashing cities and beating cancer patients. Not to mention the terrorism that left wing does in different countries where they are not in power. Fact is... Left wingers are nothing but vile psychopaths. This is why every time you get into power, it leads into massacre of millions.

...and a 20% quota on fish? Was a fish census taken?

But not on the actual pay of soldiers/benefits for veterans/help for veterans with PTSD and disabilities, and for the police they believe none of that funding should go toward body cams and training for deescalation and tolerance or reform in general. All the money goes to the weapons industry

Pardon my ignorance. Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot

Or for the Volksstaat Reuß xD

Why should Sonderhausen be under control of Schwarzburg?

Everybody should be the monarch of their own individual state.

Imagine having big government times four - Independence for my tiny neighborhood association!

Border gore is best gore.

Farage: "It's a conspiracy of the elites." Also Farage: Went to a posh, exclusive school. This is why I can't watch Prager U stuff.

No, I don't think defending the EU by comparing it to British colonialism is going to work.

@@laxeystu8096 wasn't a defense of the EU. More a condemnation of the UK's hypocrisy on the subject.

@@bentoth9555 OK, I don't think Farage would defend British colonialism. Although he might be nostalgic for the empire when asked ...

In the US "college" is used to talk about an institution that only grants undergraduate degrees. A university is an institution that grants both undergraduate and graduate degrees. In the UK, college is preparatory, while universities grant degrees. In both instances, divisions of the university may be called "college of [x]", or something similar.

@@Falcrist Firstly, that may once have been the technical difference in the US, but it is not 100% the case today. For instance, Boston College confers graduate degrees. Indeed, the first two colleges I thought of, BC and Bard College, both have graduate degree programs. That aside, if we look at just the colloquial usages, I think it is correct to say that the US uses "college" where the UK uses "university" (or just "uni.") For instance, this conversation might take place in the US: Ann: Barbara, are you going to college this year? Barbara: I sure am, and I'm really looking forward to it! A: What college are you going to? B: Boston University. In the UK, the word "college" in Ann's dialogue would be replaced with the word "university" even if the school to be attended were BC rather than BU.

@@burke615 Your colloquial usage is incorrect. BOTH university and college are used interchangeably. Outside of casual conversation, "college" refers to a school that only offers undergraduate degrees. "University" refers to a school that offers graduate degrees. Older universities may be named according to different rules... but that's also true in the UK, where colleges are supposed to be parts of larger institutions (universities)... except sometimes when they're not.

You can also tell it's not aimed at UK audiences because nobody here wants to look at Nigel Farage.

Cory Fice nice one

Well their initials are P.U.

So bad it's good! Got me to laugh, and hard. Thank you for that lol

no, he didn't. Great Britain will have to keep him

@@LePvpLer He did, but he got rejected. And thankgod they have to keep him :P

@Ravinder Sian I'm not going to go into the politics because it would take a very long time, but just the constant smugness in his expression and the way he talks irritates me no end.

@Ravinder Sian I don't want to get into another goddamn politics argument on the internet, but essentially I just disagree on Brexit very strongly and and various other issues that can be simplified to 'he's on the right wing, I'm on the left'.

Ravinder Sian how about the obvious lies??

@ for example?

I heard Pragur U tried to defend the holocaust

The view thing is because they have really aggressive ads

Aaron Burr I am glad my country is not in their sphere on influence “yet” I think my country should make laws banning political ads from other countries

firespinnr not really. I am not as hopeful as you but hope you make a change

Max Hardcore legit I was watching hbomberguys video about brexit and got an ad from praeger U

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The Welsh and Scots need to get together and vote for England to leave the UK

If Scotland leave can you take everything up to Manchester with you?

John Miller God bless PragerU.

I couldn't agree more. It reminds me of this: www.humantruth.info/SimpleButWrong.jpg

My thoughts exactly. I feel deeply embarrassed by just how poorly educated so much of our political leadership really is. David Davis admitted that he didn't even understand how Article 50 worked, even though he'd been flogging it most of his political career. The issue, I personally feel, is that the Leave campaign made the EU a lightning rod for gripes that are really about London and the central government. Economic stagnation, the erosion of local council autonomy and so forth. Unfortunately of course, good old fashioned nationalist xenophobia seems to have played a role too.

Same

MrDragon1968 exactly. You don’t have to be socialist in order to see nativist and nationalist rhetoric for what it is

He's got three arrows there, but I don't see him opposing commies much.

Hahaha. *"Trigger warning: Nigel Farage"* Genuinely though, yeah, a Farage alarm would've been nice. :/

Yes, he just sat there in parliament and nothing more. Not once did he ever look at the general political climate outside of parliament - during his everyday life - and use that judgement to formulate opinions that he expressed while in parliament, nope. He was just some robot that only turned on when parliament was in session.

The EU isn't Europe.

@@whynot5443 ThE EU iS WaY ToO PoWerFull anD Is ThE NeW ReicH! AlSo ItS NoT ActualLy thAt ImporTant to EuRope and is OvErateD

English fishermen: guess I'll steal some of Icelands lovely fish Icelandic fishermen: Ég mun rífa þörmuna þína út ef þú snertir fiskinn minn!

The whole story is just mad as all hell. Iceland don’t give a fuck 😂

Sweden too.

@@aidanstephens5240 I have no idea what this fisherman said, but I will pretend it's "Omae wa mou shindeiru!" in some iceland dialect.

@@ericblair5728 the line is pretty much "I will rip out your intestines if you steal my fish"

Germans are efficient with jokes

German humor is generally shit, but the rare times it's good, it's really fucking good.

The people of the UK are quite clear about Brexit. Sadly, our politicians have decided to delay our leaving, in the hope that the people who voted to leave (the majority) will simply give up.

​@@whynot5443 1) 51.9/48.1 wouldn't be a clear decision in favour of what film to watch at the weekend, let alone the future of a nation. 2) "The UK" includes Scotland and Northern Ireland. They voted to remain - in the case of Scotland, by a greater margin than any region voted to leave. 3) We haven't left because not even the groups that voted to leave agree with each other on exactly what that means. We're stuck between the ones who fancy us having a functional economy afterwards and the gung-ho wrist-slitting morons who keep talking about "managed no deal", a concept analogous to pumping the brakes on the landing gear of a 747 as it slams into a cliff. You're not even properly representing what's going on here. The champions of Leave have been driving the Brexit bus for 2 years now - the lack of progress is theirs.

@@Spunjji I said that Three Arrows was wrong to begin with the assumption that people voted to leave because of some vague idea of sovereignty, which was the thrust of the video he showed of Farage. People who voted to leave did so for many reasons, so, if Three Arrows wishes to portray himself as a speaker of the truth, he should have widened his sources. You are right to say that Scotland and N. Ireland voted to remain, however, this is not how a national referendum works, as you well know. A UK-wide referendum has to take each vote as equal to another and the majority of the people who voted in the UK voted to leave. The reasons for leaving are many, as are the reasons for remaining. However, the question on the ballot paper was to leave or to remain and people made their choice. We haven't left the EU because MPs from all parties and from both the leave and remain sides are pursuing their own political agendas, most of which have nothing to do with Brexit. It is not because they can't agree on what 'type' of Brexit we should have - most MPs are remainers, so they will never agree to any plan if it involves leaving the EU. In addition, the Labour Party seeks only one outcome - that of a General Election - and will do everything it can to achieve that goal. In short, all sides are playing games with the future of this country. There is a tendency to mock the people who voted to leave, as if they are not intelligent enough or wealthy enough, or young enough, to understand what they voted for. This is wrong and plays into the hands of the politicians who seek to manipulate the result of the referendum. We cannot live in a country that picks and chooses its democratic processes and outcomes. If we do so, no election results in the future will be considered valid - after all, which political party ever upheld the promises it made in its election manifesto? We are ALWAYS lied to, but sometimes we have to bite the bullet and accept that, in spite of its faults, our system is the only one we have.

17.4 million out of 46.5 million is 37.4%. There is no majority. If the data from the referendum is taken as a statistical figure (as it should be in the case of a non-binding, advisory) then the only thing it tells you is that the electorate it completely divided on the matter. My apologise to my European friends but the parliament is as divided as the people and the delay is it’s almost inevitable result.

@@whynot5443 No, you didn't say that. The comment I responded to doesn't contain those words, or indeed that argument in some other form. Your following post is one hell of a gish gallop - there is no reasonable way I can respond to every point you made, which has allowed you to hide a bunch of defective arguments, generalisations and outright falsehoods. Let's stick to the facts: we had an *advisory* referendum during which the Leave campaign committed several acts of election fraud to finance its disinformation. Leave won, and the government immediately insisted that the referendum be binding without presenting any logical argument why that should be the case. The people negotiating Brexit are representatives of the Leave campaign and yet they have created a plan so comprehensively terrible that it cannot get even a majority of Leave supporters behind it, let alone the rest of the country. Three Arrows is at no point condescending to Leave voters, but he does point out contradictions in the claims of its most vocal proponents. If that makes you feel attacked, you would be better off examining why than accusing everyone else of being mean to you.

I remember when i had that thought too :-)

Those were dark days...

Lol same. Truly the most brutal of wars.

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