We should ban tubs, pools, and boats. "Drowning remains in the top 5 causes of unintentional injury-related death from birth to 5 years old."...CDC

Yeah.. priorities ya know.

@@ShenandoahTim something I’ve noticed is that most American swimming pools don’t have a fence around them…. In Australia we have strict regulations regarding pools being fenced.

@@sharaharper2253 Here that varies by state or local government. The majority require it, but not all. I think fewer people per capita drown in pools in the states than Australia. I'm guessing you all just have more pools per capita than we do. I live in the mountains about 120 miles west of Washington DC (Washington is on the east coast of the US, midway up) very few people have pools, but my family lives in south Texas, hot and dry, everyone has one.

USA isnt a developed country! Its not even a democratic country votes for president can be worth 3 times that of another, also the elections are run by politicians! This is not allowed in developed democratic countries! Trumps mates where able to remove lots of voting booths in Democrat areas! To deny them their right to vote!

Was coming here to say the same but i guess the bullets are not covered in chocolate so it's ok

Kinder eggs are very dangerous for kids but guns and fireworks are fine. 🤯

its America what you except :D :D you can buy a fucking gun in the Supermarket(for your kids) but they could choke on fucking kinder eggs :D

I watch a lot of war documentaries and I cannot count the number of atrocities committed by rogue nations/units/individuals armed with illegal Kinder Eggs.

You don't get it? It's not okay for them to die on their own accord. It IS however okay if you kill them cause then there is a person left to blame.

Sad reality.

yep, and children are taught to watch out for cars, and to use crosswalks / traffic lights if any are in sight. Basically: everybody should be acting carefully, but the more damage you can do if you get it wrong, the more you'd better watch out.

They are allowed nuts. Even though they kill more people than kinder surprise and cheese 😉

Clearly guns are safer than chocolate with a toy inside

@@JoeMartinez18 Ikr. Just imagine how much more children are killed by toys than guns. They should ban all small toys.

@@potatomagnet7070 ban the kinder eggs worldwide they kill 😭

@@JoeMartinez18 yeah because we all know accident with guns dont happen in the home or mass shooting are not a regular thing in the US. oh wait a minute.... 🤔 yes they are. But let's ban the chocolate eggs. Yeah that logic seems ligit.

choking on huge big yellow capsules is almost impossible, and choking on small parts of toys does not apply exclusively to these eggs, but to ALL toys with small parts !!!

@@Anson_AKB When I was young in hospital, a kid was brought suffocating, purple, because he put a bean in his nose and inhaled it, thus blocking his trachea. I'd say ALL beans, coins, pebbles, bug and small objects should be banned, and ALL kids live in a white wall nut house room to be kept safe. Or the parents just have to supervise them instead of doing stupid things.

In Europe 1 warning is enough to get the point 😂

How to warn people which cannot use their brain properly🤭 when I watch videos on Tiktok with americans....OMG...stupidity is full on all level🤦‍♂️

also the US compliant ones still have a toy choking hazard in them!

Did they try to build the Wall on the wrong border then? Between the USofA and Quebec might have been more appropriate.

Racist Comment That Only European & Canadian kids Are Smarter Than Kids In The USA Are You Implying That Kids In Africa, The Middle East, South America & Asia Are Not or Less Smart?

Pas sûr qu'un palais americain, nourrit au "cheddar" industriel en boite de conserve toute sa vie puisse apprécier un fromage de caractère. Je pense qu'il aurait la même réaction qu'après avoir bu sa première bière 😆 J'opterais plutot pour une approche progressive : fromage "doux" genre brie/vrai cheddar, puis fromage de brebis/camembert/chèvre, et enfin reblochon. Mais pour ce qui est du level du morbier, maroilles et roquefort, je pense que tu peux oublier (sachant qu'ils sont déjà clivants chez les français) 😂

​​@@blazikarbon One thing he is right about, you don't keep Casu Martzu near other food. Those maggots jumps quite high, they often keep it in a bag but you'll see the little bastards jumping out anyway. But they also make the cured version, which is not creamy, it's quite dry, and it doesn't have living maggots.

@@blazikarbon quand tu sais que la heineken est considérée comme le must aux usa....vendu en bar plus de 15 dollars, tu pleures de rires

They might not be as ok if their unpasteurized cheese were from the US though, since they have way more salmonella et.c. than we have in Europe. I mean, they can’t let their kids taste the cake batter in fear of getting sick from raw egg, while we wouldn’t think twice about cracking an egg to make homemade mayo (or as some people do, add hole raw eggs to smoothies) …

I saw an "americans try" video with kinder egg f. It was the first time I heard it was illegal there, I was so shocked. Hald a minute later, I witness one of the panellists shoving the egg as a whole in his mouth. F*in adult, I wasn't even certain of whether he was joking or simply acted on his first instict. It was then and there that I was convinced it is the right choice for america to keep them eggs banned.

You never heard but in the video he literally searches for it and it says that ten kids worldwide in total. Still a ridiculous number compared to kids that died because of guns in the us

Neither here in México kids are chocked with that candy. I remember when traveled to US someone told me if I brought that needed to ride off thought was joking!!!

Not an American,but I've never heard of a nation executing millions for being different. And no,they weren't the mythical "Nazis",a seperate people, they were everyday Germans. Everyday Germans were the Nazis. Actually,yes I have.

Most people that eat kinder eggs in Germany choke on gas.

Don’t forget the Kinder eggs 😂 the country is finished.

We banned lawn darts in Canada too (for good reason), but have strong gun control laws and allow Kinder Eggs. Lol.

@@blaraldzuvielgesagt7523 all that and most don’t know what continent they are in. Or what gender they are 😞😂

1 child dies,,, no more darts. Children die daily,,, we need more ARs

USA - not noted for intelligence,only money making and war!

In Berlin I am often admonished by mainly elderly people for crossing the street on red on a pedestrian crossing despite the fact that there were near or far no vehicles in sight. It is actually illegal but I've done it in full sight of police officers, with no comeback. I was taught as a kid to only cross the road when it was safe. But I was brought up in the UK.

Freedom baby..

It IS a concentration camp.

A bloody whole continent of the concentration camp you ask me.

Concentration camp with dumb down, obese, sick, kept ignorant slaves

And every time an American is against something beneficial for the country (like universal healthcare), they hate it because it would "take away their freedom" ... The projection that every other country has less freedom than the US is just mind-boggling ... it's insane how stupid that is ...

Actually is the inverse. Nonetheless America still hates freedom, since forbidding fireworks to FDA's world's stricter regulation code to mandatory vaccination. Ad nauseum America hates freedom.

The US logic against Rampages with weapons is ...... legalize more guns. 🤯😵‍💫🤯 Wasn't it Trump who wanted teachers to carry guns in schools for "safety reasons"?

Yeah, thoughts and prayers really help...not 🤦🏼‍♀️

…unless it’s “gender-affirming” hormones (puberty blockers) and mutilation surgery. THEN it’s “safe and effective,” and oh-so-wonderful for their feelings and self-esteem. What utter 🐂💩

why didn't they simply rebrand the lawn darts as either "sports tools" (like normal darts) or as weapons ? then they still could be sold at all those major outlets that also sell weapons, and children would be able to play with them ...

😂 "thoughts and prayers" it's so true. Bloody rediculous

Yes, it's all about control, not freedom!

Yeah, our country was free, but people keep voting for regulation after regulation.

Mostly the examples seemed to be blocking imports, or in other ways promoting US commercial interests above individual rights.

Pity they don't protect you from the food industry.

Yeah. Probably more children have died due to the sugar in the egg than due to the toys. Ridiculous.

anyway some children choked not because they ate the plastic egg inside the chocolate egg, but because the ate the toy inside the plastic egg after opened it (and that's can happen with all the toys, a few children died choked by a Lego or by a balloon for example). And I assure you that a 3 years old child is not able to open that plastic egg without the help of an adult.

I am surprised by the hot dog choking... are they "bad" hot dogs, with problems in it? it is a genuine question, I am french, having eaten only one hot-dog in my life!

@@kaki3151 Just regular hot dogs, people just choke on food sometimes, especially when there are held contests to eat as much as they can in a limited amount of time

@@kaki3151 C'est le diamètre de la saucisse de Francfort qui fait qu'un enfant peut s'étouffer en mangeant un morceau ,il faudrait la couper en deux sur toute la longueur .

Yes and nobody noticed that like it's fine 😂😂😂

"You"?

@@Damianskull not everyone is american.

@@HeroinYoda I know, Im not American myself 💀

@@Damianskull ? What was the point of your comment then?

RIGHT ??? All eggs in american shows are so white, it always intrigued me, and when i said my eggs here in France are brownish/beige, my american friends were like "wtf is it safe?? Why is it brown??" I also told them my favorite part of baking a cake, since childhood, is to lick the mixing bowl after putting the cake in the oven and they were like "BUT THERE IS EGGS IN THE PREPARATION AREN'T YOU SCARED OF SALMONELLA" and uhm... fair point. I never got it tho.

@@asilnorahc8910 brown or white eggs are the same though. It doesn’t matter what color the shell is. The brown shell is just marketing to make it seem natural, but the cheaper white eggs are identical. But yeah the risk is much lower for us.

@@lolololol7573 I don't see what "cheaper white eggs" you are talking about though? It really seems to me, from experiences, that all eggs where I live are various shades of brown. Maybe I'm just super lucky to live in a place where all eggs are 'natural' ? That's why the white eggs on TV always struck me as weird, it's because I've literally never seen any IRL. Not on supermarket shelves, nor in gardens where people keep hens for their eggs. Some are fairer than the others, but not WHITE. I don't think they're chosen for their brownness for marketing, in a same box of eggs I find various shades. I know they're sorted by size, I never heard of sorting eggs by color. Maybe you're right and I've just lived under a rock all these years, but really. I have never seen white, WHITE eggs IRL.

@@asilnorahc8910 That might be because in your area they have specific type of chickens. It's quite simple: a red earlobe on the chicken is laying brown eggs. A chicken with a white earlobe will give white eggs. Your region probably has mostly chickens with red earlobes. The thing is, both are natural and normal. However because many people think brown eggs are better, the white eggs are more often for sale much cheaper. It's definitely 100% marketing. It's even funnier because white lobe chickens require less food but lay more eggs, however due to this "natural" bias these eggs are mostly use in products and not for whole sale. Both eggs are the same, assuming the chickens are fed the same food and get proper nutrients. Fun fact, the interesting part is in America they get fed different food, usually a lot of corn. This causes their yolk inside to be more yellow, unlike in other countries where it's more of an orange color (if you google "yolk us vs eu" you'll get plenty of results).

@@lolololol7573 Well, you learn something new everyday. Thanks! You probably spared me future egg-comparison-based embarrassement.

Never heard of lawn darts here in Norway. But it might have been popular in the UK. Decades ago... Regarding dangerous toys ; When I was about 8, my dad bought me a small hunting knife. Bowie style. So I'd learn not to cut myself ! (While carving wood flutes, bows and arrows, and gutting fish...)

None kid has ever been chocked here in México with that candy, I still eat it sometimes. But really is ok having guns there in US that are really dangerous!!! Don't understand

What, glue? Must have been before my time. But putting together the toy from parts was the best part. I had some incredibly cool stuff, like a flying carpet with a passgener on it, circling around the tip of .... well, a plastic stick fixed into the yellow capsule, but it looked just like a roof.

I remember when the change happened. I liked the building stuff, and then suddenly there were only figurines. I liked the smurf ones and I started collecting the crocodiles, but I didn't play with them like I did the built stuff.

I mean... Seriously, at least the parents should know...so what's the problem?

USA is the country where you must warn people from putting cats in the washmachine or in the microwave oven...

@@ferruccioveglio8090 🤯

@@ferruccioveglio8090 Or not to put your d**** on the blade of a running chainsaw.

@@ferruccioveglio8090 Very logical, if you take their general knowledge into account.

To look left, right, left once more. It was never rocket science to kids, adults can't control their drama and need to create snowflakes worse than they are. Where is Darwin when you need him?!

Similar here in Germany. And traffic lights are a bit of an easy going approach. If there is no car, we just walk. Unless there are children. We try to be good role models, so we wait for green. I still remember as kid when we lived on a busy 4 lane street, we would go halfway (between opposing traffic), wait there, and then go the rest. Basically treating it like a pair of one-way streets. And obviously looking out for traffic. Basically, if you are the soft part of a collision, you take extra care. Same with biking on the wrong side or the sidewalk. Always be cautious and assume the other person isn't.

In Italy we teach children to cross by calculating the pace of the car and the amount of attention the driver is apparently paying to you. Works most of the time

Tok du ikke gåsertifikatet i barnehagen?

Indeed. My father taught me even to deal with fire ar the age of five! In the fifties we used to play outside in the meadows, at the riverside, in the forest. I also knew how to use a knife etc. We built huts etc. My parents thought , better to teach me.

It does make you wonder what American cheese is. Is it just plastic? I think it might be. 😂

If you are referring with bacteria to the blue bits, those are not bacteria. That's mold, specifically the fungus Penicillium Roqueforti. (Same family of fungi as in Penicillin)

And it’s not only Roquefort that has a blue cheese. Stilton etc

I really like the reason they banned cheese because of cheese mites. It’s like you can’t get allergies or other reactions while eating strawberries, or drinking milk in general and what not. Same goes for jaywalking. The US was incompetent to help pedestrians so they made it a misdemeanor or a felony to cross the street where you want 😂 Kinder eggs aka Überraschungseier (surprise eggs called in Germany): 10 deaths, cause of choking of toy parts. Meanwhile guns: almost half a million deaths caused by guns to children (not adults) alone since about 50 years (when Kinder eggs launched). It really seems like American (US) citizens really need that extra extra care aka rules and laws, cause they can’t handle it.

Try googling,"How to hide a body."

@@brandonbp122 well, it’s kinda easy. Get yourself a swamp. Done 😂 (don’t take this serious)

He's an American in Bidens America. You are all already on a FBI watch list 😂

"after googling kinder eggs"

And the many thousands of regional cheeses all over europe.

@Fee watt living in europe, i hate most of those "stinky cheeses". (loving fresh brie/camembert/etc, don't want the aged ones even at arms length) but on the other hand i don't care about them at all since nobody forces me to buy and/or eat them ! i also wouldn't eat the maggot cheese, but allow them to be available anywhere else as long as the maggots are well contained and can't "crosscontaminate" other food.

It's not "can't" but that I "don't" like them.

In contrast almost all of the "cheese" I have had in the US should be banned and anyone selling it should be locked up. It should not even be referred to as a food product.

Comte!!! So good 😊

You know, a smartphone display is more important these days...

To me all the situation would be solved only if parents Say to their Kids that when you're opening this egg you've Just got tò remove the Surprise and then eat the remaining part of the egg

We care about our kids, but that doesn't mean we're going to pay attention to to the little shits. Lol

I'd take the plastic over the mites, idc 😭

@@arianasmoonlightbae4123 mites live on your skin

@@arianasmoonlightbae4123 I'll take mites every day. At least that cheese is actual food.

@@collinguhs9859 And on your eyelashes, pretty much all over really.

@@DaveDownunda8888 Don't they only come out to breed though? The rest of the time they live inside your skin pores (antisocial little buggers!)

Question remains, are americans human?

give them time, they will ban the Kinder Joy as well because someone will let their kid attempt to eat the toy because it came in the same foil packet as the chocolate..

Why even attempt parenting when TikTok exists? :P

How does one even choke on a kinder egg. You would have to eat the whole egg in one bite and thats just a weird way to eat chocolate.

@@Jebu911 The toy parts are supposed to be the Darw... choking hazard.

Really? They have those warnings?Or are you kidding?

Guns are designed to be dangerous, not the items you mentionned. (On the user's manual of a gun, you can read mentions like "May need several uses to be lethal", "Proper aiming is required", “Do not shoot last"...

@@valsyaranamual6853 unfortunately, that is for real.

@@emileduvernois6680 I thought the whole point of shooting is that after that, nobody is alive & present any more to shoot at you, AKA you're the last one shooting? Also: a bag of peanuts is designed to contain peanuts, and a blow torch gas bottle is very much designed to hold a gas that not only might, but _will_ catch fire.

I think one of my elementary school classmates could also be responsible for the “do not put pets in this microwave” warnings (not from the US).

I had the same thought. I remember eating Kinder eggs as a shared experience, and really as a parent, wouldn't you want to see the excitement and joy as your child finds out what's in their Kinder egg? It puzzles me how some people seem to buy stuff for their kids and leave them to it without checking that it's safe.

Yes, that is what we do as a special treat here in Germany! ❤️

Yes! In Ireland you get your kid the kinder egg, they have a little treat, but they also have the toy to then play with. You get your kids the treat and then they mess with the toys inside, the toy being different then what their sister got or whatever and they're playing with them and swapping them. They're like Christmas Cracker toys which are also a surprise. And also not in the US. Sadly.

It was really expensive in the past (I am not sure how it is today, I don't see it in shops that often now), so it was definitely not a regular chocolate bar.

Yeah, thats how I grew up with Kinder eggs. I mean, what kind of parent would just toss that to a small child, when every1 knows, kids just love to taste/eat, stuff up their noses etc all kinds of stuff? Plus, it really was something special, both in getting it and in having the sharing with ur parent(s). Apparently, US "freedom" includes leaving small kids to fend for themselves, then banning everything a 2y old cant figure out.

Yet if you have your dog make a nazi salute you go to jail.... I've changed my mind over the years ... If we've moved everything to 21 in the states, we might as well move voting to 21 also..

Norway 2

In the UK a 16 year old can have a beer in a restaurant if they have parents with them and are having a meal. There is no practical age limit for drinking at home (but getting a toddler drunk would have you prosecuted as child abuse)

@@charlesunderwood6334 About 50 years ago we decided to go bat crap crazy about anybody under 21 drinking. If I had to pick one organization, it would be mothers against drunk driving.There are a huge lobbying group and They have convinced us that if a 17-year-old has a single beer, He's going to drive the family car through a crowd of 5 years olds. In many states if someone under 21 is found to have any alcohol in their system. They'll restrict their driving privileges.

@@ShenandoahTim What you need is a public transport system and better town planning- walk or take the bus to the pub (as I do), problem solved

Absolutely, the whole zoning infrastructure is designed for cars. It's appealingly bad for people.

This comment made me even more sad for you...

That's something that felt really weird to me when I first was in US towns, outside of the, let's say, leisure parts where a lot of pedestrians are expected: the moment I'm out of those areas, I barely see anybody. If at all. And the pedestrian walks are tiny, it'd be awkward to pass by some oncoming pedestrian. It felt like ghost towns to me, because i'm used to people walking: the tram station, or bus station, or shop. AFAIK, that anti-pedestrian propaganda was the rule, not the exception. Public transport within cities is a gods-given: you save the costs for a gasoline or even owning a car, malls and other public places don't have to be surounded by acres of parking lots, no time wasted on searching or a parking space ... but there's definitly astroturfing going on to remind US-Americans that there's no life without a car.

Yes the car was getting a bad rep for the rising death rate of pedestrians, the auto industry lobbied for jaywalking to be a law, thus shifting blame to the pedestrians

It is somehow strange because ppl in the USA (with exception of a few big cities) hardly ever walk..

I heard macdonalds used bleach on old meat!

And that's before you even get to the reason behind chlorine washing, and the illegal (in Europe) hormones...

Also the amount of chemicals, salt, sugar etc that is allowed in American food is insane compared to Europe and that alone is enough to gross me out. I spent just over two weeks in America just before COVID hit and not once did I have bread that didn’t taste like a bland piece of cake. So much of the food I had just tasted disgustingly sweet and unnatural. To me that is more disgusting than cheeses and I’m not even a big cheese fan, but I might just be biased since I am European.

but even people who eat those cheeses don't deny that it's nasty, they just like it like that, I just can't eat something what smells like 1 month old fish, I am vommiting when I smell fermented food, which is really bad for me as a Czech because fermented things are all around me 😀

@@silh3345 Yeah, true. They don't even know how bad their own food is. When I was there, even the water they bring you in restaurants taste really bad and undrinkable. Don't know if that was just in those specific states or in general, but it tasted disgusting to me, so I couldn't drink it.

I say its the chocolate industry

I'm guessing it's because the producers of the product ae not American.

@@stephenlee5929 Possible I guess, though that wouldn't explain for the vast numbers of other imported food products that are available.

I really don’t think small children put the toy inside the capsule into their mouth because it originally came from within the chocolate egg. They put it into their mouth because they are too young to know that not everything that fits into a mouth is safe to do so. Apart from the aspect of being able to open the capsule in the first place, giving a child young enough to run that risk a Kinder egg is as risky as giving them small toys in the first place. All kinds of stuff contains warning labels to not leave small children alone with it; the same could be applied to the Kinder egg.

THAT sounds logical.

Of course parents buy Soda for their children

@@ravanpee1325 So?

Agreed.

New Zealand is a smoke free nation & as a smoker I applaud it , to smoke over here is highly embarassing unlike Europe & Asia where it is still popular. Our cigarettes are taxed more & more each year to stamp it out. Currently $NZ 35/ 20 so kids cant afford it ! But sadly our teens vape !

Well that is the USAs bastardisation of Libertarianism fundamentally. In which they are taught to only be concerned with their own Freedom, Liberties & Rights. Their version barely has any consideration or mention of how they can impede the Rights, Liberties and Freedoms in the pursuit of exercising their own. Which is only the most overt, direct and obvious of ways. Consideration for how exercising their own may impede or even harm others capability to exercise ttheirs in any less of a direct manner however? Such circumstances are twisted & perverted to instead place all of the onus on the other person. As we saw in the video with pedestrians being blamed for getting hit by a car. Whereas here in Australia, cars must give way to pedestrians and the driver is at fault. Provided the pedestrian isn't crossing an arterial road, highway or motorway that is. On such roadways the pedestrian must cross at designated crossings, the driver will be at fault if they hit a pedestrian on a designated crossing. If a pedestrian is hit when not using a designated crossing on such roads then they will be at fault. Additionally in the instance of motorways; lt's illegal for a pedestrian to even be on it. This is due to the higher volume of traffic including significantly more heavy vehicles, all of which are traveling at much higher speeds than on other roads. It's basically a law because it is too dangerous for a pedestrian to be on a motorway, not just for themselves but also for the motorists. It's depressing that the US version of Libertarianism has been pervasively seeping into Australian society. Sigh...

And they’ve just make it legal to have the toys anyway, if they’re not IN the chocolate part. So the proven choking hazard part... isn’t the problem?!

@@brandonbp122 Your Darwin joke does not extend to kids.

What got me there: he googled it and was fine with the first source, just one 😳

​@@LlawenSeriAmericans... not even checking the source.

😂🙈

You know kids can't legally get any guns, right?

@@jpsphoto-vision8803 yes

@@jpsphoto-vision8803 Even so the number of shootings where a child has got hold of a gun and shot someone is dreadful. Lawn darts were probably safer.

@@tompiper9276 lol, but the comment was in reference to the op saying kids could get them legally, your reply has nothing to do with what I said, I was simply clearing up a false statement in the op. Both can be dangerous in the hands of someone that misuses them and children unless trained otherwise are not going to be safe with either. My daughter can safely wield a bow, a sword, a rifle, throwing darts and a knife. The difference is in the parents of the child.

the yellow thing is bigger then the mouth of a child that could accidentally eat it. even i couldnt swallow that thing. and if it is about the even smaller toys inside the yellow thing then pls ban all toys because kids could choke on it

Or the US is a third world country with a Gucci belt.

We do like to make fun of the Yanks, but to be fair, they're right up there at number 23 in the world in terms of standard of living (IHDI)..... which puts them above Israel and Slovenia!

@@anserbauer309 to be honest thats not hard

I hear a squishing/crushing sound. MiB theme chimes in.

Shellac is used as a glazing agent and that is a resin produced by the female lac bug.

@@seraphina985 There is a reason why it's a short for a "Shell Lacquer" :D

Indeed! Enjoy those lovely "strawberry"/"raspberry" iced doughnuts! lol

Yeah, hypocrisy at its finest, or just dumbness 🤷‍♂️

Hear hear ! 🤗 The problem is your average American thinks rural USA equals rural UK... 🏠🚘🏠🚘🏠🚘🏠🚘 🏡🚙🏡🚶‍♀️🏡🚲 🏡

Since when did most Americans have 'common sense'? (I am an American)

And a great deal of trust in the drivers of motor vehicles (and vice versa).

FDA stands for F*ck Dumb America!!!

And other foods with chemicals in it that can cause cancer and is forbidden in the rest of the world.

Nationalist Capitalism

Well, as you might have guessed, it’s not actually cheese-at least, not legally. The FDA calls it “pasteurized processed American cheese food.” In order for a food product to be a true “cheese,” it has to be more than half cheese, which is technically pressed curds of milk. So each Kraft American single contains less than 51% curds, which means it doesn’t meet the FDA’s standard.

@@danceswithcritters but that's how useless the FDA are as they allow this processed crap to be used widely across the States like a lot of their food being full of chemicals etc

Also: any (actual) cheese is made from interaction between some type of micro organisms (bacteria / mushrooms / mites/etc.) and milk. As yogurt is. (And bread that rises). It’s basically wasted milk, cultivated to taste a certain way. I totally get how disgusting that looks like… Funny how cheese, bread and wine are all made this way, and are what France is famous for. I guess we like leaving stuff out until it turns delicious 😂

@@Laedde Also beer! Vanilla get's its typcial taste from fermentation, too, and so does cocoa. I'd probably eat the maggot cheese on a dare, to see if the taste is worth it.

Just a mild informations : Casu Marsu (the maggot cheese) is from Sardaigne (italy) not France.

@@DJgeekman I think he's talking about european cheese when he say "out there". We have most european cheese available in every supermarket in France. But Casu Marsu is indeed a sardaigne cheese we cannot get in France so the curiosity about this one is very high.

@@Laedde cheese is made from rennet that contains the enzyme chymosin that makes the milk curdle.

You'll attract a fine for it in Australia.

There was never a law against walking so how can a law that didn't exist be repealed?

I always try to cross at the zebra since I value my life more than saving few seconds with Jay walking. but maybe that's just me

@@alihorda Yes, but you don't have to wait for a light to tell you when to cross on a zebra crossing. You use your common sense.

@@jillhobson6128 I wait when I'm not in a hurry.. not once I was almost killed because out of nowhere some asshole turned in with 80kmh. I use my common sense and I value my life more

I got little plastic giraffe that says you're wrong since it has 3 pieces and I bought on February 2023

​@@jakubhrstka3236Hmm, that is strange. I also know about only one pieced toys. How DANGEROUS!!!!! 😳😳😳😂

Is LEGO legal in the US ?

​@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131good one!!!

@@manueltapia1859 When I was a kid, some fifty odd years ago, basic LEGO had plenty of rice grain size bits and pieces.... Must be a miracle we survived ! 😳 Love from Norway 🇧🇻

In Romania it is illegal to jaywalk. You must wait for the green light or to cross on the zebra crossing only. Many people do not respect this but it is not legal. Actually jaywalking is dangerous on large boulevards.

We are taught the green cross code during school multiple times so we understand how to cross a road safely.

That's the problem in the USA, we don't have common sense. No one is taught common courtesy or respect for others. This all started in the 1970's with the "Me Generation" and has stopped since.

@@alexandra.v What they should do is make the boulevards safer by making them smaller with speed bumb so the cars need to slow down and easier to cross possibly with a median pedestrian strip in the middle. It is stupid to build large speedy roads in place where pedestrians want to be.

@@AlbertZonneveld oh those are good ideas! But just think that in the capital we have a very important square with a pool of cars in the middle that simply cannot be crossed. And there are always traffic jams 🥲

Yeah but i still think that if their is proove that the more vulnerable person was at fault. They should not be able to punish the driver. Like thinking about passing trough a red light. Cause that happens a lot as wel

@@miepmiep2274 if it is proven that it was the pedestrians fault (only true if they walk into a road that they currently see a car driving towards them on, then and only then does the pedestrian get punished.

@@algotkristoffersson15 yeah often enough there is no proof. One word against another.

@@miepmiep2274 yeah well in reasonable countries the burden of proof falls on the driver because they are the one who is dangerous.

@@algotkristoffersson15 makes sense. There's a very limited amount of damage that a pedestrian can do, compared to a ton of metal moving at 30 mph.

and most people that do that are usual drunk and just get detained and let go when they've sobered up the day after.

@@princessmona1432 Noone ever gets detained for jaywalking in Norway.

Down here in France, you can get fined up to 7€ for jaywalking, but in specific situations (when a pedestrian crossing exists under ~50 meters around you). Even then, I can say that I've done it in front of cops plenty of times, never got fined for it. It's so incredibly rare to see this rule being enforced that you'd either have to actively make the most ridiculous jaywalking possible, or find cops on a very slow day in order to get fined.

@@EricTheBroBean detained? locked up? um... even walking to red light and stuff don't get you detained in most of europe, just halted, perhaps a fine.. i suspect nowhere in Europa a police officer could detain you just 'jaywalking' , that is such a purely american word .. for crossing the road were you are not mend too :). In Belgium it used to be illegal in domestic roads to cross the just cross the road is the cross way was no more then 50 meter away, else it was allowed, and they cancelled that to, at least within a few meters of the cross way /zebrapad it is now allowed to just acts as if it's 5 meter wider then painted.

its not the capsule they choked on, its mostly the smal toy parts in it. That big capsule would be even hard to swallow for an adult.

@@redzora80 but it’s so hard to be open even for an adult like me. I’ve eaten so many through my life, never ever try to eat the toy

But someone is dumb enough to let his baby play unsupervised with coin size Parts

@@sebastiangeorge7714 but that not the company problem, this is the dumb persons fault.

🤣😅😂

But other toys with small parts (e.g. Lego) are perfectly safe to swallow in the US? BTW It's not a problem to send my US relatives hundreds of toys that we found in Kindereggs! And can we talk about Happy Meals?

Its super easy to open, you are supposed to squeeze it along the line it opens

What about fries ... how many have choked on fries ? What about fish, how many have choked on a fishbone ?

They weren't banned because of a choking hazard. It is illegal in the USA for something other than the wrapping to contact a food product. It was the toy container coming into contact with the chocolate that made them illegal. The packaging has been redesigned for the USA market and those ones are legal there.

@@grahamsmith9541 and what would that mean? The toy also has a very sterile wrapping?!

Or Mardi Gras king cakes, or cracker jacks 😂

I like Cheddar.

Cheddar cheese is one of the most English food items imaginable, and also the most delicious cheese ever made. Real English cheddar is expensive in Norway, though. It's a rare treat for me, but it is party in my mouth every time! 🥳😋

English cheddar is real cheese and delicious, American cheddar is just orange plastic… from a Dutch cheese lover

@@anouk6644 As a Swiss cheese lover, I agree.

@@nala6620 Now I’m hungry for some Gruyère or Appenzeller 😃

So basically what I do here in Warsaw: boil the water in a kettle and filter it because it always comes with nasty particles.

Where don’t you drink tap water?

​@@borger298flint

Biden has now said those jailed for having drugs(for personal use) are to be freed.Other countries probably don't jail these people anyway.

That really isn't a good metric to use as it could also be that there are better investigations. Also some places (China I'm looking at you) aren't truthful in their reporting, or hide numbers by only including those in prisons but not those incarcerated in other types of facility.

So many lies in the media 🙄

@@matthewsmith2979 Your are not wrong but if you need to compare your incarcenation rate with China you need to rethink you r approach to justice.

It’s because most prisons in America are run by private corporations . They lobby corrupt politicians who creat nonsense laws to get more customers . Three strikes and your in for life . Permanent customers .

ha ha love this

Found it! Now I'm wondering how often that sign get's stolen, because I sure know that _I_ would be tempted ...

Agreed - it's a lot harder to get a drivers licence in the UK as well, and our tests have developed along with new technology to include following sat nav ect. because that's part of every day driving these days

The city of Cincinnati does not have a jaywalking statute. For many years the police fined people for jaywalking until someone did some digging into the statutes and fought a ticket in court. The citizen was correct, there wasn't a statute and so everyone that had been fined had to have the fine refunded from city coffers.

You should see how Americans Cities looked like before cars were a thing. They were beautiful and pedestrian friendly. After cars however, the US completely forgot to think about pedestrians.

His cat was pressing the comma key while he was writing

You are even a better driver when you pass your driving test in the Netherlands.

why didn't they simply rebrand the lawn darts as weapons ? then they still could be sold at all those major outlets that also sell weapons, and children would be able to play with them like with guns ... 😱

@@Anson_AKB They look just like the anti-personnel flechettes dropped from aircraft in WWI. The USA used something similar called the "Lazy Dog" in the Korean and Vietnam wars.

It's a bit suspicious when a country needs to remind itself on a regular basis of how super free they are. I know that I live in a nation with universal health care and I rarely feel the need to randomly point that out to other citizens.

for excample freedom to roam. in nordics countries, it's okay if roam in nature just be sure you don't roam in someones yard. cause that isn't good manners. in U.S meanwhile theres high change you have sudden lead poisoning

Most of Europe has more- and better freedom than the US, PLUS social security and healthcare for everyone ...

Musk (the multi billionaire one) seems to have every freedom going.

@@etherealbolweevil6268 He's also not American lol, seems like rich people from all of the world can be as free as they want in America

That's what happen when you know so little about the world you live in, you can't have logical reasoning.