Because there's no direct translation for "estadounidense" in english. "United statsian" isn't a thing, the only denonym for people from the USA is "american". You may not like it, but that's just how english is.
Yeah, how dare they prevent corrupt government officials from selling those artefacts to some private collector never to be seen again, turned into powder and snorted in a Chinese restaurant, or blasted with dynamite the next time a civil war occur?
@@Primus-kz3ri Yeah, any country with a museum and no tendency to have either musical chairs or a throne for a government. And most importantly, just because a piece comes from a country doesn't mean it HAS to be there, the Joconde is the most obvious example. It's in France, and when stolen and "given back" to Italy, was given back to France because *it was legitimately their property* . Imagine buying an expensive Chinese tea set and two centuries later your descendants are asked to give it back because it belongs to China.
Anglo-saxons never gonna understand what Napoleon did was what we call a Baroud d’honneur . But seems there’s some honor in that they never gonna get it
Fun fact: Lithuania flexing that it once stretched from the Baltic to the Black sea was included although you did not see it because, well that's how good this meme is.
Brazillians when you ask them what happened to the dolphins: Context: when it was WW2 the marine forces of Brazil accidentally shot porpoises because they thought it was a german submarine.
@Chad McGee Yeah they weren't good at shooting, but having guns on top of them overwhelming the troops with loads of people was a lot for the small amount of British soldiers to handle.
And if for the hundredth time they hadn't surrendered ... how many millions of massacred civilians would it have been necessary for the yankees to stop nuking Japan?
@@Raziel76 The idea the yankees had was a land invasion, and the Japanese military were ready with the mindset of fighting to their last breath and fully expected and prepared for a land invasion. A land invasion would have caused far more deaths and tragedy on the civilian population than the nukes ever did. The Japanese military were effectively using civilians as human shields.
@@lichwood4429 As I suppose you know, the Japanese mentality continues to be and in the past it was also somewhat different from the Western one. The motto for the Japanese people by their authorities was to die by killing, and so many did for their country. I'm not saying that some did it unwillingly, but for many others it was an honor. What the Japanese did in relation to their civilian population was a cultural issue; the question is the way those civilians were contemplated by the allies.
South Korean government explaining how they're allowed to criticize imperial japan for forced conscription while forcing every single men to join the army:
I mean, there's a difference between being forced to serve another country, and being told to defend your own. That being said conscription fucking sucked
As a Croatian citizen I have to say the Balkan one is pretty accurate, we are always on edge just waiting for somebody to start a nother war so we can call some other people war criminals.
@@Mesocricetos It's the non-working version of the US, argentinians are from everywhere. I think the very italian behaviour, accent and surnames are just found in some places, not everywhere.
@@brunoactis1104 kind of, Argentina is way more homogeneous than the US, argentinians of italian ancestry are 60% of their population, no group of ancestry can claim such high figures in US. Mix spaniards, italians and natives, you got the average argentinian, with italian probably giving the largest share. The italian ways are like you said is shared by most argentinians
@@MesocricetosYou're probably right, i was talking more from a life experience standpoint than a factual, statistical standpoint. I regularly visited the country and almost emigrated between my 10 and 13 years of age, it was a very easy thing to do, because i'm from Paraguay, specifically the city Pilar, and i can literally see argentinian soil on the other side of the Paraguay river. I should've had supposed it, italians are huge in south-east south america, Paraguay itself i think has 40% of its population being descendant of italians, being myself part of that number.
In the times of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, it was publicly explained as that: the Sejm, which was under the inspiration of God, elects the next ruler. So it was a little less of a bloodline, and more God's Choice (made by hands of nobility in the election of course)... Which still didn't stopped them from making double elections and as a result starts wars for the crown.
It’s the concept of the Divine Rights of King (called different things in different regions like the Mandate system In China) but they used it to justify their rule and being the peasant that they were back then, every1 kinda just accepted that. Also, no one rlly wanted to defy god if it rlly was true.
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 Actually even though I am not a Australian I think involvement in all those wars are pretty understandable America , France, Uk and Australia is like a Allied Pact They do their Wars together It's like a Coalition that is always very united It's really special.
Actually we can not say every country committed genocide,on list of all genocides you can not see most of countries because maybe there aren't a lot of historical resources or most of countries don't have that aggressive
Is it because of people wanting to uncover unethical fishery crimes? Like over whaling and massacre of dolphins to tuna overfished? (I watched after the seaspiracy documentary in Netflix) fishing places seems overly monitored or sketchy....
@@joanaguadomedina3060 irónicamente España acabó con superávit tras la perdida de las colonias, pero ese dinero se acabó perdiendo debido a una trama de corrupción en la que estaba implicado hasta el rey Alfonso XIII
Having an external sphere of influence and being involved in foreign affairs is an inevitable result of being a world power. China and Russia do the same things. I mean, even regional powers like France do it
@@questionableargumentations1364 по решению Малой рады был принят Третий Универсал, в котором провозглашалось создание Украинской Народной Республики в федеративной связи с Российской республикой: «Во имя создания порядка в нашем крае, во имя спасения всей России оповещаем: Отныне Украина становится Украинской Народной Республикой. Не отделяясь от республики Российской и сберегая единство её мы твердо станем на нашей земле, чтобы силами нашими помочь всей России, чтобы вся республика Российская стала федерацией равных и свободных народов». Провозглашались национализация земли, введение 8-часового рабочего дня, установление государственного контроля над производством, расширение местного самоуправления, свобода слова, печати, религиозных верований, собраний, союзов, забастовок, неприкосновенность личности и жилища, отмена смертной казни. Было заявлено о включении в состав УНР территорий, большинство населения которых составляют украинцы: Киевской, Волынской, Подольской, Херсонской, Черниговской, Полтавской, Харьковской, Екатеринославской губерний и уездов Северной Таврии. Крым в состав Украинской Народной Республики не входил. Согласно тексту Универсала, окончательное определение границ УНР, с точки зрения присоединения частей Курской, Холмской, Воронежской и соседствующих губерний и областей с большинством украинского населения, «должно быть осуществлено по согласию организованной воли народов» Теперь мне скажи, какая это страна, если она не отделялась от российской республики, не являлась как таковым государством, а являлась обычным проектом Грушевского, именно Ленин дал Украине государственность и границы Между тем украинская государственность, провозглашённая односторонним актом, пока не имела никакого международно-правового оформления - ни признания другими государствами, ни официальных границ, установленных путём согласованного размежевания с соседями, в том числе с Советской Россией - тем более что Центральная рада отказывалась признавать большевистское правительство в Петрограде Никто это "государство" даже признавать не собирался
@@questionableargumentations1364 что значит успеть? Получается все ново избранные республики должны были "успеть"? Во время гражданской даже была ДВР- дальневосточная Республика и ещё куча похожих, ей тоже надо было безоновательно дать независимость? По какому признаку, если это даже не нации были, а просто отвоеванными на время кусками? Напомню, что на тот момент у Украины даже нации как таковой не было. Все ли малоросы поддерживали идеи Ураинства? Нет. В самой УНР шла гражданка, то большевики, то Директория, которая потом взяла Киев, то белое движение,то анархисты. Единой украинской самоосознанности не было,шла вражда, а это значит, что это уже не нация, её как раз создал Ленин, выделив границы, назвав "украинской соц республикой"
I don't know what you are talking about but from what I know of those times, there was a lot of anti spy tactics established by the usa in Argentina on those times.
@@AzumarillConGafasBv archives of battles, unequal losses on both sides (60K - 900K), anti-record for shooting down the enemy helicopters rises doubts? Ok, Nguyen
China did see it's population double and it's life expectancy increase by ~20 years under his rule... and setting the ground work for it to be the industrial power house it is today. Not to mention executing Landlords is mega based
40 million people max. Considering the max combined death toll of ALL Communist countries (according to the black book) is 100 million... and even anti-communist scholars *rarely* go above that number. Now of course that 100 million max includes 20 million Nazi's and deaths in civil wars... but that's besides the point
@@zzztriplezzz5264 They are still there. You have literally millions of them in southamerica. But i dont see anyone in Usa and Canada I wonder why? 🤔🤔🤔
The Switzerland part at the end is made funnier by the fact that their neutrality didn't even last a year after this video was released (They joined sanctioning Russia)
To explain, where other countries had like 1%-2% of their citizens be nobility, in Poland it was 10%. As long as you had a saber and a fancy hat, you could be a noble.
Sweden explaning how letting the nazis build concentration camps on their territory and helping them with storing their stolen from jews items is still neutral:
British empire explaining why they have the right to take control of some random island
Argentina explaining how falklands belongs to them
@@yourmajesty6678 good one
I think all empire did that
@@yourmajesty6678 ouch
@@yourmajesty6678 probably because its next to us
Australians explaining how they lost to birds:
Australians explaining how they actually exist:
Australians:
Please don't turn me into a simplified phrase
:
@@smallsingingelephants
USA explaining why they should be called America to the rest of America:
tbf that's just what it's called in English. Ever call Canadians American? They hate it
Because there's no direct translation for "estadounidense" in english. "United statsian" isn't a thing, the only denonym for people from the USA is "american".
You may not like it, but that's just how english is.
@@methyod états-unien in french is pretty common
@@methyod yeah the problem is when spanish speakers say "americanos" to refer "estadounidenses"
@@methyod Isn't "U.S. Citizen" the right way to call them in english? I've seen people from England calling them like that already
Switzerland is like that one kid in class where everyone is being hyperactive and jumping around and they're just sitting reading a book.
To be more accurate, they'd steal the chairs and position them like a castle, and then read a book inside it
And totally not trading rare pokemon cards with the quiet kid 👍
@@arcihungbycraneonfire can I meet this quiet kid? I wanna trade Pokémon cards too
@@anonymouscausewhynot shut be quiet we dont talk about that part be quiet censored
@@arcihungbycraneonfire *whispers* sorry.. sorry..
Argentinians explaining why their 'residents' can speak German:
@Chad McGee rich in gold's worth, more like _reich_ in gold's worth
Ha ha good one
era bait
Fk. Did Na zee that coming.
this one killed me 🤣🤣🤣
0:09 British empire explaining "finders keepers" when a country asks for their artefacts back.
xdd truuu
0:22 Egyptians explaining how the Brits should return the artefacts so the next Muslim government can destroy them
Yeah, how dare they prevent corrupt government officials from selling those artefacts to some private collector never to be seen again, turned into powder and snorted in a Chinese restaurant, or blasted with dynamite the next time a civil war occur?
@@scorpixel1866 they’re already in corrupt government official hands anyway. You forget that secure places exist outside the UK lmao
@@Primus-kz3ri Yeah, any country with a museum and no tendency to have either musical chairs or a throne for a government.
And most importantly, just because a piece comes from a country doesn't mean it HAS to be there, the Joconde is the most obvious example. It's in France, and when stolen and "given back" to Italy, was given back to France because *it was legitimately their property* .
Imagine buying an expensive Chinese tea set and two centuries later your descendants are asked to give it back because it belongs to China.
Napoleon explaining that he’s coming back from exile:
Ima just reply to this
@Matix 777 and then he dies i think
🎶And he came back🎶
Anglo-saxons never gonna understand what Napoleon did was what we call a Baroud d’honneur .
But seems there’s some honor in that they never gonna get it
@@mr.snaplles5964 Luckily they banished him to another island.
Fun fact: Lithuania flexing that it once stretched from the Baltic to the Black sea was included although you did not see it because, well that's how good this meme is.
Exactly, that´s like Germany flexing that it once stretched from the Baltic to the Black sea
@@Turagrong 0:03 Lithuanians explaining why the soviet regime was awful
*unstableness*
@J C It wasnt, it was Grand Duchy of Lithuania and it had Ruthenia.
@J C It was ruled by Lithuanians, NOT ruthenians. Yes, they made up majority of the population, but they didnt rule lithuania.
Brazillians when you ask them what happened to the dolphins:
Context: when it was WW2 the marine forces of Brazil accidentally shot porpoises because they thought it was a german submarine.
rip dolphins
Jotaro will not be pleased to hear this
@@starscraper1336 The dolphin plushie he keeps in his room agrees.
KKKKK nem fudendo
Better safe than sorry
The British Empire when they find another country: Is for me? 👉👈
@Chad McGee They were outnumbered.
@Chad McGee The Zulus also took the guns from dead soldiers.
@Chad McGee And I'm pretty sure they thought it would be easy being as they were fighting tribes.
@Chad McGee Yeah they weren't good at shooting, but having guns on top of them overwhelming the troops with loads of people was a lot for the small amount of British soldiers to handle.
@Chad McGee good on the zulu people for beating them
Americans explaining why two nukes was necessary:
I'm not American but the explanation is quite simple:
Japan didn't surrender after the first.
@@lichwood4429 agreed
And if for the hundredth time they hadn't surrendered ... how many millions of massacred civilians would it have been necessary for the yankees to stop nuking Japan?
@@Raziel76 The idea the yankees had was a land invasion, and the Japanese military were ready with the mindset of fighting to their last breath and fully expected and prepared for a land invasion. A land invasion would have caused far more deaths and tragedy on the civilian population than the nukes ever did. The Japanese military were effectively using civilians as human shields.
@@lichwood4429 As I suppose you know, the Japanese mentality continues to be and in the past it was also somewhat different from the Western one. The motto for the Japanese people by their authorities was to die by killing, and so many did for their country. I'm not saying that some did it unwillingly, but for many others it was an honor.
What the Japanese did in relation to their civilian population was a cultural issue; the question is the way those civilians were contemplated by the allies.
South Korean government explaining how they're allowed to criticize imperial japan for forced conscription while forcing every single men to join the army:
there is the "best" korea
Bruh is your pfp a nazi waifu? 😳
It's very different, you should know that if you're a native.
Astolfo best boy
I mean, there's a difference between being forced to serve another country, and being told to defend your own.
That being said conscription fucking sucked
The Powerpuff Girls theme song makes this 10x better 😂
Ye that’s what it is
Yup lol
Me explaining why this song makes this meme better
@@otanakugaming3357 😄😄😄
This is from powerpufgirls?
As a Croatian citizen I have to say the Balkan one is pretty accurate, we are always on edge just waiting for somebody to start a nother war so we can call some other people war criminals.
Dobar dan brate
@@ibuj001 Ah, pozdrav.
As a Serb I can confirm this statement
@@Dendoi_ As a Macedonian I can confirm this statement
As a serb i also agree with this and the one with us starting ww1
Brazil explaining why football players receive more money than an engineer
Quantas copas do mundo tem os engenheiros?
Quando os engenheiros trouxerem o hexa tu fala com a gente 👻👻❤️❤️❤️❤️☠️☠️😾😾😾🔥🔥🔥💥💥
That applies to every country though.
@@jhunnyorcampos4051 How many hospitals did football players build?
@@litamtondy The stadiums are using for drive-thru mass vaccine
China explaining how absolutely nothing happened on an entirely unnoteworthy day on Tiananmen Square:
What’s Tianamen square 🤨🧐🤔
@@faceurface there is no Tianamen square. Go home now.
@@adahnyemeth6317 yes there Xing Ping you can't fool us with this burner account
@@adahnyemeth6317 ok, thank u for clearing that up 😁
@@faceurface Nothing special happened there, now go away and never mention this again
Ekatherine the Great explaining to Germany And Austria how to split Poland in 300 ways:
I thought it wasn't her that proposed it, atleasthe the targowica confederation somewhat proves it wasn't her
Poland and Lithuania
Based
@@uhm5447 shut up jew
@@jellybro4133 based
Argentines from Patagonia explaining why their grandparents have German surnames while Argentines from Buenos Aires have Jewish surnames
Argentinians are italians in the end
@@Mesocricetos It's the non-working version of the US, argentinians are from everywhere. I think the very italian behaviour, accent and surnames are just found in some places, not everywhere.
@@brunoactis1104 kind of, Argentina is way more homogeneous than the US, argentinians of italian ancestry are 60% of their population, no group of ancestry can claim such high figures in US. Mix spaniards, italians and natives, you got the average argentinian, with italian probably giving the largest share. The italian ways are like you said is shared by most argentinians
@@MesocricetosYou're probably right, i was talking more from a life experience standpoint than a factual, statistical standpoint. I regularly visited the country and almost emigrated between my 10 and 13 years of age, it was a very easy thing to do, because i'm from Paraguay, specifically the city Pilar, and i can literally see argentinian soil on the other side of the Paraguay river. I should've had supposed it, italians are huge in south-east south america, Paraguay itself i think has 40% of its population being descendant of italians, being myself part of that number.
@@brunoactis1104 just talk in spanish
for some reason these royals are always like "trust me guys im totally a descendant of god"
In the times of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, it was publicly explained as that: the Sejm, which was under the inspiration of God, elects the next ruler. So it was a little less of a bloodline, and more God's Choice (made by hands of nobility in the election of course)... Which still didn't stopped them from making double elections and as a result starts wars for the crown.
It’s the concept of the Divine Rights of King (called different things in different regions like the Mandate system In China) but they used it to justify their rule and being the peasant that they were back then, every1 kinda just accepted that. Also, no one rlly wanted to defy god if it rlly was true.
Brazil explaining why 69% of paraguayan population was killed in the war:
Mentira foi 90 da população masculina🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@yagomizuma2275 brabo
Que exagero k
That's a lie XDDDD
Brics
The British empire when you ask how they got all the artefacts for the British museum
Conquest 😎
Tomshrugging.jpg
The secret ingredient is crime
It just fall from the sky and we build a roof above it:)🍀
Australians explaining why we needed to fight a war against emus:
non ci credo, Geraldo del Rivero?😳
As an Australian, it was unironically far more justified than our involvement in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq, to be honest.
Brazil explaining why they were shooting dolphins thinking they were german U-boats :
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 Actually even though I am not a Australian I think involvement in all those wars are pretty understandable America , France, Uk and Australia is like a Allied Pact They do their Wars together It's like a Coalition that is always very united It's really special.
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 Iraq, yes. The other two, no.
0:06
Ancient egypts, worshipping Pharaoh: am i a joke to you
Yes
The pharaohs didn't have to explain it, they were just worshipped.
Mega chads
@@endo4137 yes
Chad, ancients
“ *they tell me i’m a god, i’m lost in the facade* ”
when you realise that every country in the world, without exception, has committed atrocities of all kinds
@Axelito Yuvis But some people somehow still forget it
I don't think so
Australia
Actually we can not say every country committed genocide,on list of all genocides you can not see most of countries because maybe there aren't a lot of historical resources or most of countries don't have that aggressive
Latin American is a big example of that
I love how the Mongols didn't even need to "explain" like everyone else.
*_*Japan explaining on why people dissapear when going to a fishing town_**
Can someone explain?
Tf?
What are the cases or disappearances called?
え?
Is it because of people wanting to uncover unethical fishery crimes? Like over whaling and massacre of dolphins to tuna overfished? (I watched after the seaspiracy documentary in Netflix) fishing places seems overly monitored or sketchy....
Robespierre explaining why disagreeing with his opinion makes you a traitor:
0:00 Poland explaining to Lithuania why its a good idea to restore the former polish lithuanian commonwealth in the 1920s
“If you don’t join we take your capital”
@@thenotsogreatape933 ocupants
@@lolita19711 You're right
Spain explaining why they lost territory in America:
Más se perdió en cuba
*Laughs in Mapudungun*
@@joanaguadomedina3060 irónicamente España acabó con superávit tras la perdida de las colonias, pero ese dinero se acabó perdiendo debido a una trama de corrupción en la que estaba implicado hasta el rey Alfonso XIII
A simple word: independence/revolution?
As an Italian I can tell you, we play both sides so we can always come out on top. It's like belligerent neutrality
Brazil did that in second world war, we have great bussines with the allies and the axis, but in the end of war we have to fight against Italy.
@@marconi7007 You're looking at it wrong. You _get_ to fight Italy. Bonus! 😆
Americans explaining how forcefully expanding their sphere of influence and meddling in the affairs of foreign politics is not imperialism:
Good one
DEMOCRACY
I think you mean spreading democracy *troll*
Having an external sphere of influence and being involved in foreign affairs is an inevitable result of being a world power. China and Russia do the same things. I mean, even regional powers like France do it
Leaving a comment here just in case some ultranationalist cries in the replies.
Belgium explaining that enslaving the kongo will help them get more rubber
Belgium explaining why they send troops and weapons to Congo to stabilize the nation
King Leopold of Belgium explaining why cutting the hands off of slaves will increase productivity
@@Grindsetillionaire kinda stupid
@@Grindsetillionaire *shrugging*
Russia explaining why invading neighborhood countries is legal
@Ingamelone hohols explaining why they were not made up by Lenin
@@Straaaayyyy idk, maybe because there was such a country called Ukrainian People Republic in 1917,before ussr annexed it?
@@questionableargumentations1364 по решению Малой рады был принят Третий Универсал, в котором провозглашалось создание Украинской Народной Республики в федеративной связи с Российской республикой: «Во имя создания порядка в нашем крае, во имя спасения всей России оповещаем: Отныне Украина становится Украинской Народной Республикой. Не отделяясь от республики Российской и сберегая единство её мы твердо станем на нашей земле, чтобы силами нашими помочь всей России, чтобы вся республика Российская стала федерацией равных и свободных народов». Провозглашались национализация земли, введение 8-часового рабочего дня, установление государственного контроля над производством, расширение местного самоуправления, свобода слова, печати, религиозных верований, собраний, союзов, забастовок, неприкосновенность личности и жилища, отмена смертной казни. Было заявлено о включении в состав УНР территорий, большинство населения которых составляют украинцы: Киевской, Волынской, Подольской, Херсонской, Черниговской, Полтавской, Харьковской, Екатеринославской губерний и уездов Северной Таврии.
Крым в состав Украинской Народной Республики не входил.
Согласно тексту Универсала, окончательное определение границ УНР, с точки зрения присоединения частей Курской, Холмской, Воронежской и соседствующих губерний и областей с большинством украинского населения, «должно быть осуществлено по согласию организованной воли народов»
Теперь мне скажи, какая это страна, если она не отделялась от российской республики, не являлась как таковым государством, а являлась обычным проектом Грушевского, именно Ленин дал Украине государственность и границы
Между тем украинская государственность, провозглашённая односторонним актом, пока не имела никакого международно-правового оформления - ни признания другими государствами, ни официальных границ, установленных путём согласованного размежевания с соседями, в том числе с Советской Россией - тем более что Центральная рада отказывалась признавать большевистское правительство в Петрограде
Никто это "государство" даже признавать не собирался
@@Straaaayyyy А то есть за 3 года мы должны были все ето успеть?
@@questionableargumentations1364 что значит успеть? Получается все ново избранные республики должны были "успеть"? Во время гражданской даже была ДВР- дальневосточная Республика и ещё куча похожих, ей тоже надо было безоновательно дать независимость? По какому признаку, если это даже не нации были, а просто отвоеванными на время кусками? Напомню, что на тот момент у Украины даже нации как таковой не было. Все ли малоросы поддерживали идеи Ураинства? Нет. В самой УНР шла гражданка, то большевики, то Директория, которая потом взяла Киев, то белое движение,то анархисты. Единой украинской самоосознанности не было,шла вражда, а это значит, что это уже не нация, её как раз создал Ленин, выделив границы, назвав "украинской соц республикой"
As a Ukrainian, that USSR one had me choking of laughter (w/ some pain inside)
rip
Didn't age well
Are you alive bro????
China CCP explaining why 90% of ocean and land were already claimed by them since ancient time:
Maritime asian country: we must share
China: *sobbing* no share is bad you CHIN hahgaahWAAAAAAA IS BAD BAD SOOO BAD IS BAN GOODBYE KILLLED
Brazilian marines explaining how porpoises looks like a German submarine
Pls we need Brazil in one of those
Yes brazil is underrated
Brazilians explaining that the entire country isn't just beaches and florests
Brazilians after being called Hispanics for the 798th time
*Brazilians mentioning they’re from Brazil on every video*
Que porra é uma porpoise?
As someone who currently learning about wars in 10th Grade History, this is accurate.
@KdogJackson lol fr
My brother is also in 10th grade, I'm sending him all these videos to help him with history cuz the teacher he has is a witch
0:26 that balkan nation one killed me
Spain explaining why they should own half the world with portugal.
Because it was an empire and a global super power and it did the exact same thing any other empire did?
And dont r/woooosh me, I got the joke.
Argentina explaining how its participation was critical to the allies' victory on WWII
I don't know what you are talking about but from what I know of those times, there was a lot of anti spy tactics established by the usa in Argentina on those times.
@@capscaps04 I meant that argentina joined the allies at the end of the war, so it didn't really help lol
@@hambeler4739 oh well, a lot of countries did that.
@@hambeler4739 Argentina and Mexico, I think
My teacher explaining why they assigned me 53 assignments due in one day:
America explaining why they won the vietnam war
Idk about the war, but every battle the Yankees fuckd the Vietkong soldiers
América explaining why the trees speak:
@@misterm5011 yeah, I doubt that dude
@@AzumarillConGafasBv archives of battles, unequal losses on both sides (60K - 900K), anti-record for shooting down the enemy helicopters rises doubts? Ok, Nguyen
I like your pfp
Un polaco usando memes de Ibai es muy posiblemente lo mejor que vaya a ver el día de hoy
Si.
Ese vídeo de Ibai ya es parte de la plantilla de todos estos memes, se hizo conocido en todo el mundo XD
@Fernite xd Por cierto, me mola tu avatar hamijo
@@Raziel76 un grande Blas xd
¿Pienso que Ibai es tan popular como Tyler1, no?
Japan explaining why their war crimes in Asia didn't happen
0:19 Japanese army officers when they are told that human wave charges are not effective
Japanese army officers when they can’t commit mass rapes*
Simply based
very based
This word is painfully meaningless now so nothing is based
@@YehudiNimol based
British police explaining why that butter knife is a weapon of mass destruction:
0:23 funny thing is, I think that guy was asking Joe Biden to free Armenia in the original clip.
Yeah, he's the young Turks guy.
I’m pretty sure he’s a Kurd
Free Armenia from Armenians?
@@noobita4983 Turkish threat probably
Britain explaining why they conquer half of the world for spices, but never use it on their food:
Brazilians asking Portugal where their gold and pau-brasil went:
too underrated
+
0:27 so accurate for a balkan person
Sweden explaining how they are different from other scandinavian countries.
Sweden is the worst Scandinavian country
Israelis explaining how it's their land because they lived there 2000 years ago and their "god said so"
Best one 💙🏆😂
Fr fr you’d think they’d be a little more humble
China explaining why Mao Zedong was a saviour of humanity.
China did see it's population double and it's life expectancy increase by ~20 years under his rule... and setting the ground work for it to be the industrial power house it is today.
Not to mention executing Landlords is mega based
Leopold II explaining to the rest of Europe what happened in the Congo:
Romans explaining why they went through 4 emperors in one year:
Mao Zedong explaining how killing 40-100 milion people was neccesary :
40 million people max.
Considering the max combined death toll of ALL Communist countries (according to the black book) is 100 million... and even anti-communist scholars *rarely* go above that number.
Now of course that 100 million max includes 20 million Nazi's and deaths in civil wars... but that's besides the point
Latin American governments reducing poverty rates by artificially lowering the poverty line threshold:
The Switzerland one got me, I was drinking and almost spat on my monitor
Spanish Empire explaining why you should only worship their one god:
Spanish Empire when you ask where all the natives went:
@@zzztriplezzz5264 They are still there. You have literally millions of them in southamerica. But i dont see anyone in Usa and Canada I wonder why? 🤔🤔🤔
"Spanish empire" even thought this is how all religions spreaded around the world... But OK.
@@zzztriplezzz5264 get rekt lol
@@ChadSpittingTruth dude, the guy was playing along with my joke
"Switzerland being neutral for the next f*cking century"
France during Revolutionary Wars: *bonjour*
0:01 as a french person myself i can confirm
I'm starting to be addicted to these kind of memes
The Switzerland part at the end is made funnier by the fact that their neutrality didn't even last a year after this video was released (They joined sanctioning Russia)
British South Africa explaining why they had apartheid system:
Technically by that point it was South Africa South Africa
Amazing quality
The Venezuelan Government explaining why printing more money was a good idea:
French explaining why they called of of their kings: Ludwig
YES
This is going to be in the next part for sure
This has got to be one of the funniest memes I've seen in a while
South korean explain why everyone should banned japanese and chinese product
Germany explaining why they started a world war because of a fucking art school rejection
0:41 yo that's kid CJ
To explain, where other countries had like 1%-2% of their citizens be nobility, in Poland it was 10%. As long as you had a saber and a fancy hat, you could be a noble.
The Polish Nobles one hit hard
Switzerland again being one of the biggest arms dealer in the world just to watch others fight.
Brazil explaining why he is fine
If this way history is taught in schools.. it'd just be amazing
Everything is summarised so well in just one sentence.😂😂
*sniffffff* "Ahhhhh, I love the smell of historical debates in the morning"
My history teacher would love this
0:41 revenge for the germanic tribes
Britain trying to explain to Ireland why all our food must be exported to the rest of the UK during the famine
Awww you could've ended the pictures with the music. That would have been a whole lot better.
I could watch this type of videos my entire life
0:31 Damn Gavrilo Princip hasn't skipped leg day
Canadian soldiers in WW1 explaining why they’re huffing their own piss soaked socks:
Sweden explaning how letting the nazis build concentration camps on their territory and helping them with storing their stolen from jews items is still neutral:
1860's Greek Monarchs explaining that they are better than the Ottomans:
This is the best thing UA-cam has recomended to me
Americans explaining to the British why trowing the Tea to the sea was necessary:
I liked that you included some Swedish history, but I'm dissapointed in lack of Switzerland history.
Allied nations explaining why Germany was the only country that committed war crimes in ww2:
Ah yes, my favourite source for historical knowledge.
Italy: *gets involved with another war*
Also Italy: I GO TO THE OTHER SIDE
Portugal and Greece trying to explain why they won’t pay debt
Did....Did I just watch an educational meme?
And it was funny?
majstersztyk
USA explaining why their country is good because they beated Great Depression:
But that's literally a valid argument though. We literally rose to having the biggest economy after the depression
@@DarjeelingEnjoyer I know, it's a joke
@@DarjeelingEnjoyer This is a meme video.
The russia one aged like cheese in a hot, humid environment
The modern Chinese explaining why thinking is a bad idea