DISGUSTING! Homeless GoFundMe Scam Exposed, Bhad Bhabie Iggy Azalea, & Chaotic Brexit Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2018
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Please could you cover the outrageous story from Ireland, that a rape suspect was found not guilty after the defence showed the victims lacy underwear, implying her underwear meant she wanted sex, it doesn't matter if I wear a thong or granny pants #itsnotconsent
Great video as always! As you tend to review fan comments/requests tomorrow, I would like to ask if you saw MattPatt’s aka filmtheory’s take on the Jake Paul docuseries and if so, what did you think on his take?
@@AxxLAfriku P I S S O F F
The fact that those three were caught because they were so selfish that they turned on each other is poetic justice at its finest
Like an Alfred Hitchcock story
FYI: They aren't allowed to say names in the House of Commons, nor are you allowed to talk to anyone but the Speaker of the House. That is why they keep saying "My honorable friend": they can't say you because they aren't actually talking to each other, and they can't say Ms. May because that would be saying a name.
Oofer You're a name
I prefer to think they are just throwing the most British shade ever.
Ahhh that explains it! I thought it was some sort of rule maybe.
@@MrVisciouswell, if you wanted to get technical, in this instance it would be more appropriate to call it *english* shade although to say British would not be wrong.
@@BlackBinderGames oof
You described the Brexit situation better than the UK mainstream media. In short it’s a bloody mess. 😆
yea, i really think that there should be another refurendum where people actually know what they're voting for
As a politics student in the UK I can agree with you. It makes me frustrated. The whole process has just been awful and the media doesn't help. It just tells the audience want to hear so it's so selective. 😡
Yeah I agree! Literally I've been trying to get my head around Brexit and try to understand it. Literally Phil just put it so clearly that it just made me think "damn this dude knows his stuff" 😂
It doesn’t really help that they have 4 months to do something and are still yelling at each other
@@jacuriosity3566 As long as stopping Brexit is not an option, just because you were uninformed originally does not give you the right to overthrow the original democratic vote.
Well, I guess EU will have 1 GB of free space soon
John Smith lmaooo
Golden man
oh my god
Someone explain it to me?
@@sergmcmuffin 1 GB = 1 Gigabyte. GB also means Great Britain.
M. Night Shyamalan would be in awe. What a twist!
urmaker Yo what up, I love your vids.
DAD
Isn't that the guy who made the terrible live action avatar the last airbender movie
@@noone7069 as well as the guy that made the Sixth Sense once upon a time.. Yeah, dude, he does great shit and utter shit
holy shit what a twist
As somebody from Northern Ireland, I can tell you that a hard border with Ireland would be like taking 50 steps backwards from the right direction that it has taken the country so long to move to. I truly hope that whatever happens, our countries don't get thrown under the bus, it would be devastating for all of us here.
Cipher I thought your pfp was a hair on my screen wtf
Hoping the english won't screw over the irish. Now that there is hope.
Cipher The whole situation is a mess and I'm not sure there is a situation that resolves this issue whilst silencing the hound that is farage and his followers. The only possibility would be for NI to remain inside the EU but the dup don't like that and I don't know how popular that would be there
Hello brother
its been nice being able to travel to Belfast without feeling like you could be killed, and it's nice seeing Northern Irish people traveling down to the republic for whatever reasons concerts, comic cons etc. Aside from Politics the Island feels united in the fact no one really sees each other as anything but Irish. this feeling has been carefully made happen because of no borders and wouldn't have been possible without it
In the U.K. parliament you’ll find the best disses.
Isaac Slaney banter not disses
they spend more time doing that than their job
@@smellygoat That's with every Parliament, Senate, and HoR. Those that do show up act like self righteous @$$hats.
disses do sound better in british english... Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries!
@@smellygoatwhether or not that's the case you must admit that discussions like these inform and mould public opinion which is incredibly important for a politician
I live in northern Ireland, and brexit has made tensions so high. If there was ever a border to come here, all hell would break loose!
guess we might have to get rid of our bins again...
I mean, they could always just return the land to the Irish instead of allowing hostilities to boil back up.
Oh wait, no, May has no moral integrity and Northern Ireland makes waaaaaaay too much money.
@@TheLikenessOfNormal Northern Ireland chose to remain with the UK. It wasn't the UK keeping them, but rather Northern Ireland *wanting* to be a part of the UK still.
It has nothing to do with May's moral integrity because the Northern Irish people would get to vote and have their say as to whether they're a part of the UK or Eire or not.
If you're going to try and diss something, at least be informed so you don't make yourself look like an ignorant arse.
I live in the Republic of Ireland and the out come brexit determines Northern Ireland and Ireland to not benefit from any outcomes they come up with and just because they don't live here means its not their priority!,would you want brexit to be abolished your opinions are important as it is Nortern ireland, Wales, Scotland and Englands future that will be make or break
@@TallicatGames How did NI choose to remain with the UK? They voted to remain in the EU (with polls this year showing the support for it increased to nearly 3/4s!), and as for a united Ireland, surveys show its very split - whereas just a few years ago, it was a comfortable majority who wanted to stay part of the UK.
Haven't seen a cabinet fall apart so fast since I didn't follow the IKEA instructions
Thanks for the laugh
I would raise the argument of the Northern Irish government (since we haven't actually had one in... well, a while...) but it's still a sore spot since they're still getting paid so nevermind. This joke brought me a chuckle.
Tom Johnson hahahaha
Great joke, thanks mate
Those things come with instructions?!?!?
That explains a lot...
I feel like Danielle bergolli has been 15 for the last 2 years
That's weird because she got famous for being a stupid 13 year old
Same honestly. I never paid attention to the story so I never knew her age, just that she was an early teen. I feel the same about certain celebrities that I'm tired of hearing about, like Justin Bieber. He's only in his mid twenties. No harm to the fella but I've heard enough about him to last me a lifetime.
Hip hop: causing useless beefs and deaths within youth culture since the 80s.
@@stayfree9167 I'm Black and I approve this message
@@RealElongatedMuskrat Bieber's chill now.
Don't normally comment here but on brexit on I must admit, you have done a great summery on whats going on. The only thing i would add that the media don't seem to report on is just how divided the country is getting, and how badly parliament is treating Scotland / NI, remember these countries voted to stay in and yet have no voice on what happens. Also anyone that voted to remain could see this situation happening 2 years ago (its why we voted remain). Some politicians want the hard brexit, they will derail everything they can to get it. And whilst the rest of Parliament is split between no brexit / soft brexit / another vote, they will get what they want.
I hope so. At the very least just to prove that Britain would not suffer that badly from hard no deal brexit. At the very least you will not pay anything and have the ability to re-draw your economy and laws.
Scotland and NI had the same voice as the other members of the uk but the majority of the votes uk wide say leave and so the uk chose to leave TOGETHER (i guess)
Scotland and NI are countries about as much as England and Wales are. Thats what this union has been about for centuries, no? One country.
Well they did have a voice when voting for the party of their choice in the last General Election.
"voted to stay" also ""have no voice on what happens" HyPoCrItE
I am an English national living in france and there is over 1million Uk Citizens like me in europe but we are complety ignored they don't think about us they forget that the lives that we have built in the EU are going to be destroyed if we don't get the right deal, I could be stopped from working i could be deported i could have to ask for a VISA in a country i've lived in for 17 out of the 18 years of my life, it's just crazy. (Btw there was the second largest protest ever held for a second people's vote in the UK only topped by the Irak war protest, With over 1milion people in the streets of london, But of course no international média coverage)
JakinTheBox I'm truly sorry you are facing this difficult situation. The UK side of arrangements has always been, as far as i'm aware, to honour E.U citizens who came to the UK through legal means, it would after all be unfair to do otherwise, something I even heard Mr. Farage state during the debates.
The same, as i'm sure you are keenly aware, cannot be be said for the EU who are forcing British nationals through these hoops. If you wanted any more proof of how disgusting this organization is, stand back and consider if Britiain or ANY country decided to make any nationality get out of their country or go through special specific rules once they arrived through the legal channels. That is insane, racist and inhuman.
@@spectralimages8961 British is a race now? ok
@@KookiesNolly I think the definition is broad my friend. If France decided to expel people from a particular country, it's at best disgusting act. Which word would you prefer me to use? I don't mind, so long as it gets the point across.
Spectral Images just don’t use race when you mean nationality. We all know they are completely different things, it’s just needlessly confusing to act as if they are interchangeable. It’s as stupid as saying Chinese to refer to everyone from Asia, you are just begging for someone to call you out.
Anyway, you can call it disgusting if you like but IF IT’S TRUE it would be nothing new. In our liberal societies we do often treat people differently based on their nationality and there are many instances in which it’s easier for people from a country A to go to and reside in a country B then the other way around. The EU itself has many agreements like this with other countries and I bet the UK did too before joining the Union.
I do not know all the facts regarding what will happen to foreigners living in the UK and vice versa and I am definitely not gonna make my mind about it right now. Given that the Brexit as a whole has just been a complete shit show of propaganda and misinformation, random UA-cam comments don’t mean much to me, no offense.
Anyway, have a nice day.
@@KookiesNolly Thanks for the response. The Language on my part was sloppy and without engaging in whataboutism, I will state that any country who retroactively makes legal residents stateless is a terrible thing, even if my country has or has not done it.
In this I am trying to be consistent and fair and so far, as OP states, EU countries are creating more hardship for UK nationals, especially in France, that once famed bastion of liberty and equality.
Cheers
The speech at 15:37 was the most British thing I have ever heard.
I'm British. It's the most british thing I've ever heard too
Mogg for PM
Mogg for PM
Pretty sure that speech depicts what most other countries think how arguments in England go
Right
I hope the irony isn't lost on anyone that the UK wants to leave a larger multiple country government, that they perceive to unfairly tax and legislate over them, to establish their independence
After telling Scotland they shouldn't leave them.
After Scotland voted not to leave the UK. Twice.
hope the irony isnt lost on the yes voting remainers either
The Scotland/UK and UK/EU situations are slightly different.
The UK has been a net contributor to the EU, constantly paying in more than it gets out, and has chosen to leave. When Scotland joined the UK it was on the verge of bankruptcy and has currently been spending more than it's tax revenue for decades, and has chosen to stay part of the UK.
The taxes the UK pays are actualy tiny. About 300m a year, but overall the EU’s budget with the contributions from all its member states combined is actualy significantly smaller then the what the UK spends on its health service the NHS annually.
Thanks phil for talking about brexit. I lice in northern ireland and personally dont follow politics. Ive no interest in brexit and have no idea what is going on. Glad to hear you explain about it. I understand it now!
You have lice and you live in Northern Ireland? You should probably see a doctor about that 😛.
you should probably have at least some idea of major changes occurring to your country...
@@jonathanodude6660 nope just that we have no government but everythings still going as usual
I’m in your shoes. I live in Northern Ireland and your right. No one has a clue what’s going on. It’s so sad what’s going on as we have a beautiful country and it’s sad to see the state of it at the moment 😢
Dont know now im in N.I also and ive been following it. It suits a lot of individual member states to have the uk stay mostly for trade and tourism etc. Under the right leadership this could be totaly different. Check out nigel firage he really points out what the eu is and why its dodgey. The heads of the eu are unelected and sketchy feckers
GoFundMe should stop donations when goal has been made
They take a cut though, right? So I guess it's in their best business interests to let it go as high as possible.
@@nickyhopkins852 I'm like what's the point of the goal if it's arbitrary.
@@nickyhopkins852 that makes sense
@Ulf ViKings he still hasn't released that tour video on it. I've been getting at him directly about it & getting ignored.
Im here cuz someones phone has cracks in it...
Love your channel. 1st reply
Oh shit what’s up dude
Lmao.
Spread the word to iFixit
Yea.. you probably put it there trying to bend test it.
Glad to see politics of another country rather that just America being talked about.
...I personally found it extremely demoralising. But do appreciate Phil's global coverage.
american politics is just reruns now. This honorable friend bit tho, refreshing. i would like to see a crumpet thrown across the room as the ultimate sign of disrespect
Yess!
Hey Phil,
I am a 19 year old UK citizen. At the time of the Brexit Vote I was 2 months away from being able to vote and therefore couldn't. However that didn't stop me and others in a age range taking an interest in the vote. We felt that as it was our future they should have lowered the age to vote for this vote so that those who would be impacted the most had a voice. From being a bystanders it was VERY clear that the UK public were lied to and severely under educated on the outcome of Brexit. Since the vote all that is on the news everyday is Brexit and it has got to a point where people who I work with (whom are a variety of ages and knowledge) just want Brexit to be over. The theatrics are wearing thin and the people are fed. A lot of this is due to the lack of education we received from all parties. As a Nation we should care about the outcome of this deal but people are so fed up they just don't care anymore which is sad as it is still our future that is being decided. I think that the UK and EU should agree on a final deal and then the people of the UK have a Vote on the deal on offer, where we have a clear idea on what the outcome will be and what it's knock on effects may be. You may also see that people of the UK will being to care again and most likely see more voters than ever. But also allowing those of us who were to young to vote to get a chance to have their say.
Loving watching your show everyday, keep it up :)
That guy talking about the Brexit. He sounded like he pulled something out of Shakespeare
His views, especially on women, are straight out the Shakespearean era too
@@TeaPartyBeautyBlog lol. Cry me a river. He's a Catholic but doesn't bring any of his beliefs into parliament or policy.
@@TeaPartyBeautyBlog they didn't even kill unborn babies in Elizabethan England.
So try again.
considering his education almost defiantly
Get used to that in British politics, they all sound like they bearly pulled them out of 1500s
The Johnny Bobbitt GoFundMe scandal is the best plot twist since The Sixth Sense. Who else didn’t see that coming?
Kate Phillips hahaha absolutely correct! Too funny. Condolences to the good folks who donated their hard earned money...
I saw this coming as clearly as a final destination character about to enter a rickety carnival ride
I knew that was gonna happen even before I clicked on the video.
Yeah, I was surprised when I heard about it on the radio yesterday. Not shocked, but definitely surprised enough to react with a "...what?"
Im totally okay with everything around the gofundme fiasco it was like a good book that keeps on giving and gofundme said they will be refunding money so really no losers but the actual fraudsters
Never thought the homeless guy story would have this twist shameful of all 3 involved I guess crime doesn't pay
It could have paid if they weren't stupid
I actually feel bad for GoFundMe: they're gonna straight up lose money on this and they weren't really complicit on this at all. The other option is all the backers get screwed, so basically no one wins.
What a twist
i mean a homeless druggie with 20 dollor in his pocket using it beside getitng drugs ye right
Speaking of crime, there's a new book called “Barack Obama Is Afraid of Sharyl Attkisson: The definitive guide to the shenanigans of America’s 44th president.”
Im from switzerland 🇨🇭 and dont really know how to feel about Brexit. We were never part of the EU. We have some contracts with them which have pros and cons but we realize that as a political island we do have to compromise and that it would be really stupid to expect that we dont need the EU for trading etc. I am not quiet sure there should be a second vote because some would argue that the people have spoken and it is the job of the goverment to execute the resulting task. though i do understand the other point of view.
All in all i‘m just glad i dont live in the UK 🤷🏽♀️
I think most EU citizens are glad they don't live in the UK right now lol
Our tv was full of bullshit that convinced people to vote leave, unfortunetley, we cant have a second referendum because we would be the laughing stock of europe.
Interesting you talk about trade. Our imports from the EU far outweigh our exports to them, so lets not pretend the EU is doing anyone any favours by acting like they are.
@@jacuriosity3566 This is ridiculous. Most Brexiters are older voters who voted in the previous referendum. They've held their views on the EU for decades, TV coverage (which was fairly neutral anyway) made fuck all difference.
Theresa May and Defranco on a thumbnail....what a time to be alive !!
What an exciting plot twist to the GoFundMe scandal.
Am I watching Criminal Minds rn lmao
@@TeamSky01 are we going to find out they were dead all the time? Are we going to find out we are all dead? I wonder where the next twist will take us.
@@williamlynes995 Lol that's what came to my mind right after he covered the story and then brought up the kid
I actually predicted it as soon as I heard it
next plot twist. it was a viral campaign by gofundme. To raise awareness in people who whine and sue everybody each time they get scammed.
"FEELS LIKE WHEN YOU PUT A CASE ON A PHONE ITS NOT THE FUTURE ANYMORE!" gold.
Up vote to make this a shirt
That needs to be a logo on a phone case
3 1/2 years case free, and I haven't broken a phone yet.
Now excuse me, while I go knock on some wood.
Thank you for that positivity, and recognition. It's important to be informed, it's nice when news doesn't have to be traumatizing.
this is honestly the best quick explanation of what’s happening currently concerning brexit, like the major news outlets here drag their stories out for too long that it gets confusing if you don’t have a fair idea.
Every day we stride a little further away from Cthulhu.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
Personally, I run towards him. After all, why settle for the lesser of any evil?
I’m more of a Nyarlethotep guy myself.
As the Crawling Chaos commands.
I kinda wanna be with him on this one
I heard some linguist lady met some outsiders. They taught her a written form of true Aklo and it messed her head up. She even visited their vessel and experienced first hand the way the physics of our reality are not compatible with the physics of theirs, but she just thought it was advanced artificial gravity.
The good part, though, is that they let us know that R'lyeh would rise again in 3,000 years and inspired the entirety of humanity to be ready to accept the Great One when he rises again.
Some foreign director made a movie about it. Not too bad.
Wow I’m not used to British parliament.
My honorable friend.
But then totally interrupting with laughter and boos?
It’s all very bizarre. But I like the salt.
If I remember it correctly, you can't call out someone by name in the british parliament, so that's why they are doing this.
@@mrkekskopf5904 seems almost passive aggressive if you have to air any grievances.
The salt seems built into their system
There has always been presence of jibing in the house as has been its tradition, but its only been this Toxic since Brexit. It’s a society wide venom on all sides which is probably been one of the worst and least concidered causes of Brexit due to its intangibility.
Along with this we did not used to have street assassination of MP’s, we did not used to have the accusation of traitor (which frankly would have been an alien and dangerous thing to say beforehand) is now normal from pro’brexit outlets, we did not used to concider the rest of democratic Europe enemies, and we did not use to court players like Erdogan and Putin (although the last one fell apart in a hilariously pretty insult match between Boris and the Russian foreign secretary and the second went nowhere, which is good).
You have to be respectful while being disrespectful in the houses of Parliament, I grew up with it as a kid...one thing is for sure Most of the politicians are elite out of touch Ass wholes and you can't trust 99% of them regardless how dignified they sound...
The Brexit deal is BS.
I'm a UK citizen living in the UK. I voted to remain in the referendum. I have voted for different political parties in the last two general elections and hold no strong allegiance with any party. I saw the lies peddled by the leave campaign and tried to open discussion with those around me during the debate, but with no success.
I spent time both in my university city and hometown during and after the referendum, as well as during the last two general elections. This exposed me to the reasoning from different sides and perspectives. This may well be why, although I desperately do not want to leave the EU, I do not think there should be a second 'people's vote'. The time for wishing differently has passed and the UK needs to focus its efforts on reaching a deal that does not completely isolate us from Europe. There is no perfect deal and never will be. I find the battle between soft/hard Brexit wasteful and perplexing as if a deal is reached it will most likely have to incorporate elements of both.
I do not agree with May on many issues and I agree with the Tory party in general on even fewer. However, I have a great respect for her. May knows she is not popular with many British people and understands that history will not remember her kindly regardless of the outcome. Yet she continues to lead and to take criticism from people that have stated that they could do better and reach this unattainable ideal deal. People who have later gone on to resign and left their offices and departments in chaos. She has put aside her reputation and legacy to make sure that the UK has a leader it can point to in blame, and rarely with pride.
A vote of no confidence will most likley lead to a succession of people taking the PM office, then jumping ship when they realise they cannot fix it all and do everything they promised, which will make reaching a deal impossible. Even worse it could lead to figures such as Mogg taking control, a man who encompasses the blurred lines between UKIP and Conservative. The only thing that could make Brexit worse than no leader is unapologetically bigoted leadership that will take us back goodness knows how many decades, if not centuries. Again, the time for wishful thinking and stating Y member of Z party could do better is over. May is not the best Britain could have hoped for, but she is far, far better than the alternatives we have now.
I once hoped that we would not leave the EU, but that hope is long gone. Now I aspire to the UK either not crashing out of the EU with no leadership and no deal, or not sailing out across the channel on a woodworm-infested ship captained by people that set Latin choir music as their morning alarm. Yes, we are a physical island, but that does not mean we have to be a metaphorical one too.
That go fund me scam is why people be hesitant donate or help others who actually need aid.
gunfighter That and because most charities are bullshit. Cancer charities have been getting billions per year for "research" and we're not even close to a cure? If charities could actually yield results it would be one thing but yeah no.
Alex Hennigh There’s no profit in the cure, only the “treatment”
@@alexhennigh5242 I see what you're saying but finding a cure for cancer is not an easy task.
@@Daedroh lifestyle can lower chances
@@Daedroh how do you know that a cure hasn't already been found and it's just being held back by the government?
Holy shit I can’t believe that the homeless person was a HOAX
@☣☣ẌЇℒ€Ð☣☣ I mean, it's happened before.
i am mildly shocked i tell you shocked
@☣☣ẌЇℒ€Ð☣☣ agreed! I guarantee she has AAA or towing on her p&l policy.
@☣☣ẌЇℒ€Ð☣☣ I ran out of gas twice
Give yourself another decade, you have plenty of time to get cynical enough to just stop trusting anybody.
id love to see another vote in the uk on brexit, because the situation has changed alot in the two years since this whole thing started. its likely that many people's opinions have changed as well.
Good luck to you all in the UK. I wish you all the best in whatever happens.
How did we get to a point where being just a terrible person can legitimately make you unironically rich and famous; while many good hardworking people can barely make minimum wage?
I know it's mostly children who are fans, but maybe I was the outlier, but I wasn't a fan of people who just caused drama and chaos and did nothing else when I was young.
So this is simultaneously fascinating and extremely depressing to me how this happens
Because people want to watch a train wreck mostly. sad as it is, good people just aren't entertaining. to be a popular personality you need charisma. be someone others want to emulate or be a moron everyone else feels better about themselves because the other guy is stupid. good hardworking people just don't often have the charisma needed to be somone others want to emulate.
The saddest part is realizing that the ones paying attention and thus giving money to those terrible people are the good hardworking people who can barely make minimum wage. They do not become famous and rich in a vacuum.
Stop making dumb people famous!
It’s man bear pigs fault guys
Hollywood is ooooone corrupt entity.
Why was a 15 year old at a party like that no matter what her social status is? She’s gonna end up messing with the wrong one and get in a lot of trouble or even get her ass beat 🤷🏼♀️
@DCED so what if she's drinking, at 15 most people have started some modest drinking, plus it's party level drinking not alcoholism, she will be fine
She's still 15? I read some comment of her like actually being being 18 on the doctor Phil show. This girl has been 15 for like 2 years now smh.
NeedyForMusic she’s still underage and is just so willing to be problematic.
@@NeedyForMusic She was 13 when she went on Dr Phil, that was 2 years ago, she's now 15.
Or she will get Brock Turnered or Weinsteined
I’m glad you covered the BREXIT situation so well, I wish there was someone like Philip DeFranco who focused mainly on UK news. It’s so helpful to get the news delivered in this format but I end up knowing more about America than where I actually live 😅
Thanks Phil for the details on the Brexit deal.
Phil is short for Philliam
And Phillip is short for Phillipiam
Philstopher
*philbert
Michael Hayes Philexander
Philothy
I love British politics. It’s so savage
Just imagine if Trump was interrupted by laughter while addressing congress. I absolutely love parliament.
@@JamEngulfer The UN laughed at him 😂
Only they can fuck things up so royally wait there no longer EU good on them
british parliament always laugh at each other speaking and heckle each other. its always been like that. they just act like a bunch of lads straight out of private school.
Growing up their most of my life, yeah it's funny to watch but literally nothing gets done of merit since Blaire.... Nothing
I am from Scotland and I voted to stay in the EU. I also voted Yes on Independence for Scotland. On the back of the Indy Ref, we were promised that by staying in the UK we would not leave the European Union. Less than 2 years later, the vote for leaving the EU happens. Scotland vote to remain as it is what were promised. Look at population numbers in the UK Countries and you can see why we would never have been able to stay if 1 UK countries votes in the opposite direction. I do not agree with Brexit, and with speaking about this with friends and family, all we can hope for is a second vote. You speak to people who voted to leave, and after all of the negotiations and seeing how the talks have went about, these people have changed their minds and would now like to stay. My opinion is that this should never have started in the first place and as it goes on it's causing more and more headaches all around.
I agree, such a complicated decision should never have been handed over to the public. It was weak willed politicians like Cameron looking to secure votes by offering a referendum, then jumping ship, that got us into this mess.
Since the Netherlands has also been toying with leaving the EU for a couple of years now, I am so happy Brexit is happening. Now everyone here sees how bad the idea actually is. Thanks for taking one for the team guys.
three Americans steal hundreds of thousands of dollars through a fake charity, only to lose it all due to their greed. Poetic justice. Would not be surprised to see a movie about this. PG-13 comedy staring Chris Pratt and Abbi Jacobson as the couple. And I know what you're asking yourself, "But Ricky, who will play the drug-addicted homeless man?"
Hm
easy
Adam Sandler.
We should start a gofundme for this movie to happen. LOL
Man, I’d want to watch that!
I thought Sandler before I saw it haha
Ewww British opinions
I'd watch that 100%
As someone who lives in Northern Ireland, a mere 20 minutes from the boarder, I feel completely slighted and ignored by the majority that voted to leave. During the Brexit talks, Northern Ireland was, in my opinion, completed ignored and forgotten about. It was all about the "UK" getting a good deal. I say it was really England getting a good deal out of this and the rest of us are to follow them like a lost little child. The boarder situation with Ireland is extremely delicate and although the ministers and Theresa May will say the peace process has been a complete success, they are wrong. Come to Northern Ireland, come to Belfast and Derry for a month, especially on the 12th of July and St. Patrick's day. You will see that any disturbance will cause utter turmoil in the country. During the talks, no one thought of NI. Now when the decision has been made on our behalf, they have to try figure out what they are going to do with the 1.875 million that live here. I don't stand by this decision and don't feel like a member of the UK, more a piece of land that represents the hold on the county that the government are unwilling to let go because they don't want to appear as if they are giving in.
The most funniest quote on this... "Yes, it is as painful for me as it is for you to hear me say. "Lit"".. Best Phil.
Wow, the first story really disgusted me. There are people who are suffering such as the California fires and rely on Go fund me and the kindness of people. I hope this story does not discourage people to help their fellow man. This news ruined my day rather than the fact the air is bad due to California fires.
StephanieWorld
An acquaintance of mine that lied about rape is now lying about her ex husband being abusive and started a gofundme page. Her in-laws filled the comments section with how much of a liar she is and she received zero dollars. The point is, gofundme will always have scammers
Do you know what law they actually broke?
Is there something in the Go fund me contract which says you can *only* use the donated money for the cause you wrote down?
How does it work?
It's kind of crazy that the homeless guy scam kind of sounds like an episode of It's Always Sunny.
ryan blake it sounds so much like something sunny would do😂😂😂
The gang scams gofundme
The girl kind of looks like Dee too
I'm in the UK and have absolutely no idea what's happening with Brexit. I don't understand anything related to it enough to form an opinion either. And this is how a lot of people felt when voting and still feel now. It's a mess.
I just really want to point out that the conflict in Ireland (the island) was not between the Republic and Northern Ireland, it was a civil war of sorts in Northern Ireland, just the way you talked about it Phil seemed to imply the conflict was between the Republic and NI.
The gang does a GoFundMe
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*cue opening credits
I love this
yup totally fake, her management team saw the Cardi B/ Nikki Manaj drama unfold and decided to do the same thing.
Cisco Sanchez are u the Cisco who skateboards???
@@BudChronicles Nah, i'm shit at skating.
As a Brit, thank you for explaining Brexit to the Americans , feel like I know far more about their government and they never know anything about ours... so thank you for keeping our friends in the loop!
the minute brexit was announced my mum started arranging for me to get dual citizenship for england and italy (that’s where i was born and where my family lives) so i can live and work there when i’m older. this brexit deal is hell but i’m sorted haha
yeah batkid, there is still good world.
Lmao what kind of drink did Danielle Bregoli have??? A baby bottle??
As someone from Northern Ireland, it's funny seeing Phil talkin about the troubles.
Uk resident. I still think it's shameful that David Cameron used the promise of a referendum to secure the PM spot for himself.
Such an important issue shouldn't be left to the uneducated majority, this is what we have experts for.
Even if it was left to the people to vote, a CLEAR majority should have been needed, say, 60 or 65%.
Little correction: "The Troubles" AKA the northern irish conflict, was largely between the Unionist protestants and Nationalist catholics within Northern ireland i.e a civil war, not a conflict between the republic & Northern ireland like you suggest.
And it was also to fight for equal rights for Catholics against an occupying force, which was very much like the civil rights movement in the US - segregation, lack of voting rights etc. - except of course for the fact that this was all occurring on our own home soil.
Steph K terrorism and murder of civilians isn't a war. Both sides were fucking pigs don't get me wrong, but to solely blame unionists is wrong, as the main cause for the escalation in 1969 and the introduction of soldiers was fear of the IRA and the subsequent reaction from the unionist dominant police and paramilitaries
@@undead9736 that's just not correct, though. As someone who isn't even a Catholic (for full disclosure, because some may be inclined to read a political agenda into my comment), there were many reasons on both sides for people getting involved. Some genuinely believed that it was a last resort to protest the gross mistreatment they'd suffered, others a noble cause, a way to gain influence, a I case of kill or be killed, fear mongering resulting in poor decisions, etc. As in any kind of warfare, good intentions were not enough to prevent many from engaging in horrific acts that they believed were for the greater good. Absolutely there were plenty of incredibly evil individuals who took advantage of the tension to gain power and commit terrible crimes, but not everyone can be painted with the same brush. It was terrible, truly, but not entirely bloodshed for the sake of bloodshed (especially to begin with).
I would love one day a United Ireland but that will not happen anytime soon even both Unionists and Nationists agrees there will be still some extremists that would disagree and start up the troubles again because there will be always those people that are there and would ruin a good thing that would happen
no it wasn't. the nationalists wanted the right to vote in Stormont (among other issues), and were being denied that right by irish unionists like Paisley... In no way was it against an occupying force, infact the nationalists were petitioning the brits to intervene and take that responsibility from stormmont until it stopped using racial segregation.
Also to suggest the troubles was to secure the wishes of the Civil rights movement is blatantly wrong. The IRA Hawks made it clear to the Doves, that the IRA should engage in violence for their own goal of Irish Reunification, not the NICRA's goals, which they thought would discourage Irish reunification.
You are propagating disproven BS spouted by Ian Paisley and his ilk throughout the 60s and 70s.
Phil: a case on a phone doesn’t feel like the future!
Me: My phone without a case feels like I’m about to throw 1000 dollars into the abyss. Like that old lady from Titanic
I’m in college Phil, there’s only so much money I can throw down a hole! 😭
Alyssa I feel like that for people have to pay the same price as phone for the screen and me using an iPhone 5 Temper Glass on my LG F3q (That phone isn't replaced)
Keep in mind that Phil is a millionaire he can just keep buying phones
@@Ishmiester all that money doesn't excuse Phill to have a uh not so good idea that many people would call him "dumb" I love phill but not prolonging the life of your phone is not smart.show more respect for some of the best Technology mankind made
@@johnquiles-soto7368 nothing you said made sense.
It's perfectly fine to not have a case on your phone. Just don't drop it and if you do just accept it and buy a new one. Jesus Christ.
@@johnquiles-soto7368 the thing is phil has got a pretty big cult following. They throw him money. I wouldn't give a shit about money either if i were him
I am a UK citizen to voted against Brexit, as soon as the vote was passed I started looking for ways out of the country. As we are still part of the EU I can easily and freely move to another EU country with little to no issues.
I ended up getting a job working and living in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. I then left the UK and have now been living in the Netherlands for the past year and a half. I could see what is happening, happening and got out.
Now my concern is that I can remain living in the Netherlands after Brexit, this is still up in the air and, as far as I can tell, is up to the government of the Netherlands and not the UK government (thankfully) there has been a lot of talk about EU citizens being able to remain in the UK after Brexit, but nothing about UK citizens remaining in EU countries. For now I just have to wait an see which is not a good position to be in. I can't really plan for the future as I don't know what the immediate future will bring. Nobody knows!
As someone in the Uk, the first referendum was a complete waste. There was so much misinformation and literally the DAY the vote was announced, the leave party said ‘Oh you thought we could do those things we said we could? What made you think that???’ It never should have been a referendum in the first place. While I admire that Theresa May wants to honour the referendum, democracy fails if we don’t and she was very much against leaving in the first place, I don’t feel it’s a good referendum to honour. Now we have a draft withdrawal agreement the British public have the most accurate information with which to form an opinion. A second referendum is the only way to fix this. Or just not leave the eu because why is this happening
But... how often do you think this happens on sites like GoFundMe? Doubt this is the only case lol
Yeah what about when people do get away with it
Does it matter? We all donate with caution.
There's compilation videos of medical fundraising scams (most of which were hosted on gofundme or similar sites)
What law did they actually break though?
Is there something they signed in the go fund me contract that says you can only use the donated money for the specific intended use?
How does it work?
It is considered theft when you swindle money from someone for false purposes,
I call it *MONTHS AGO!!!* The homeless guy was *IN ON IT* lol. No good deed i guess.
Donovan Chase I thought the same thing, when Phil first mentioned it I knew that something was up
Donovan Chase
Ikr? I didn’t think the homeless guy was in on it per se but he looked shady as f*** and it was obvious he was lying about something. The guy is the biggest moron of the bunch to think that he can get the money thorough a lawsuit when he was in on it
Wow, post this up with the likes of Balloon Boy for years to come D:
Same
What an idiot! The lot of them, but especially greedy homeless dude.
"it's something, its good news!" i died
Thank you for talking about news from not only the US. :)
I'm Scottish living in N.Ireland. Brexit has been insane from the start. The leave camp had very little plan beyond their idea of how things could be and some of that was nothing more than a pipe dream or an advert painted on the side of a bus 😜 That's why as soon as they did win all the leaders of that campaign dropped it like a hot brick and walked away leaving it for someone else to sort out. The Remain campaign lost because they ran a campaign based on fear and threats. Worked great for them in Scotland in 2014 Indyref but backfired big time when they tried the same bs during Brexit. Critically the Leave and Remain campaign's weren't fought down party lines. You had people from the same party pushing different objectives. There is a mix of Brexiters and Remainers in the same bloody government even now that were meant to sort it out. There is even a mix in the opposition parties that was meant to keep them in check. The entire thing has been a shit show.
I voted remain but the result was for leave and that's the way it has to go. The problem is the people left to sort it out have pissed all the time to plan it out away. They've argued and squabbled so much and not dealt with how divisive it has been in the communities and utterly screwed us all when it comes to any sort of position to negotiate from with the EU. If I were the EU I'd throw us out on our arse tbh. The silver lining is during Indyref in Scotland I supported independence. SNP are just sitting back watching the Union implode and support for Scottish independence get stronger and stronger at home. Keep an eye on Scotland. Things are going to get very interesting there in the next year or so.
MoA-Reload... the real Irish men will answer to the call if that border and the paras come back
I feel like only the most hardliners still believe in brexit
How very presumptive and selfish of you.
MoA-Reload... Brexit might be a good thing for scotland and north Ierland. You can Finally be free and rejoin the EU as an independent Scotland.
MoA-Reload... But it changed, now the majority of Great Britain wants to stay in the EU.
I'm from the UK, I live in London. I originally supported the side of remain, however after seeing the disrespectful way the EU has treated our democratic decision as well as the eu's proposals such as article 13 and other attempts they have done to try limit freedom of speech, my stance has completely.
With the UK being the 5th largest economy I will proudly say to the EU.
Sod Off
Thanks for the Batkid update!
There has to be a second referendum. I come from Cornwall, the poorest county in England and the 2nd poorest in the UK, on a poverty line with Hungary and Lithuania. We benefit massively from EU funding - this is one of the many reasons I voted remain. The lies of the leave campaign make Donald Trump look like a saint, playing on the so called "injustices" of the EU on each different sect of society (Eg. Fisherman, NHS or anyone who pays tax for that matter) and claiming a quick fix, a quick fix which will now leave almost every single person in the UK in a worse position than they were before. Jeremy Corbin let us down by not providing a true opposition so it was essentially Mike Tyson vs Ghandi in a boxing ring. Theresa May may as-well be a lactose intolerant vegan selling milk, she has always been a remainer and was never the right person to deliver anything close to a smooth Brexit, but Jacob Reece-Mogg is basically a 1930's catholic priest and Boris Johnson is a dithering idiot with a knowledge of how to manipulate the press. Best outcome is a no-brexit outcome from a second referendum and a labour government to move forward from this complete mess. (And to any European that judges the whole UK, remember 48% of us lost as well and we're about as angry as can be)
My day isnt done until I'm Philled in!
That's what she said
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Phil... Bro... "Cash me outside" chick is not a story and doesn't deserve a single minute on here. You're giving her free airtime & her fake "beef" with Iggy.
*clicks timestap provided to skip unwanted story*
Yeah it's sooooooo annyoing bro! Wait what are we talking about? Oh right arbitrary comments about arbitrary complaints.
@@mattbest1197 I actually enjoy watching long segments of Philly D. It was exciting when he started making 20 min videos. He is my source on news every day! I agree I could skip it but, it's like watching a filler episode of a TV show just cos... Hope that makes sense? But, I get you. My point is he could have had something more interesting, ANYTHING!
@@mattbest1197 Phil asks for feedback after every single story. Go gatekeep elsewhere.
Agreed, I wish people would stop talking about this girl.
We’re just consumers here, pampered already by the timestamps so we can skip around.
What they want to include or not in the video is up to them. You can skip it, so there should be no harm.
I love that whenever I think of Hello Fresh I hear Trey saying it. Right before saying he thought his baby brother would look like the Hello Fresh guy XD
Fun fact; the use of "my right honourable friend" is actually the way need to speak to eachother, it's not just them being sarcastic. There are actual guidelines for how parliment members need to speak to eachother in an attempt to prevent slander.
North and south of Ireland were not in conflict - the north of Ireland was in conflict with itself due to roughly 50% being Protestant and identifying as British and 50% being Catholics and identifying as Irish citizens (with northern Irish catholic’s having limited rights - sparking the uprising)
As someone who lives in Northern Ireland I am very worried. Ireland is an agriculturally based country and currently the processing of agricultural goods the country operates as a whole with both north and south utilising factories, processing plants etc in place. If borders occur it will be terrible for both north and south economies.
Plus extremely difficult for families and people like me who live near the border and currently work and have business both on both the north and south.
I voted to stay at the time (as did the majority of NÍ) and I will continue wanting to stay. Perhaps it’s time Britain let Northern Ireland go.
Thank you for clarifying this.
Laurensji no. Simply no. We cannot financially support ourselves and we would bankrupt the republic within five years. Britain is the only choice, and it would also be unconstitutional as the unionists have came first in every election since the good Friday agreement, showing that the people would riot should our rights in the agreement would not be honoured
The arguement that the Republic couldn't financially support the North is contested. An All-Ireland economy in the EU would grow our GDP. Don't have the figures here, but there is a respected independent economist who has wrote on this. And not unconstitutional if a majority in the North voted for unification, as per GFA.
Phil didn't get it right, I'll accept that, but to say Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland never fought would be a incorrect analysis of the situation. There's a solid 400+ years of conflict.
Why does Britain even still have northern Ireland.
Like stolen valor. Throw the book at ALL of them. So damn annoying given the amount of veterans that are actually in need of support.
For some reason I read that as "like a stolen vibrator".
He is still a homeless vet, but the story is fake.
I don't understand why people resign during negotiations. How can you do anything if you resign? Such a dumb thing to do.
I live in the UK, in London, I voted to remain, and I still feel the same now. However, I completely understand and sympathise with the people who voted leave, as there are a lot of people in the UK who feel very disenfranchised with the EU and its effect on the UK (my family included). However, I think that we should definitely at least have a 2nd vote, because looking back, the whole Referendum was an absolute mess. There were people who flat out lied about important points (such as the extra £350million a week that the NHS would receive in funding should we leave), health care being a BIG point for all of us over here. Our Health Service is already at breaking point, so that sort of money would make a huge difference! But almost immediately after people voted to leave, the Leave campaigners changed their tune, and said that the money wouldn't be available.
Then you have people "switching sides", for example Boris Johnson, Rees-Mogg, all to further progress their own political careers, and on top of that, you have right wing campaigners such as Nigel Farage worming his way into whatever position he can to make himself look better.
To be quite honest, the whole situation is a mess, and although I understand that some people think a 2nd Vote would be needless and contradictory, I think it should be down to the people to choose the future of the country, with as much information and knowledge as they can, without being lied to, or sold false promises and dreams. If we were to have a 2nd vote, and the result was the same, then fine, let's go forward with it, but seeing as the original referendum was so tight, I think if you take into consideration the false promises and outright lies sold to the public by BOTH sides (both leave and remain were awful), I think the result could be much different to what we had originally.
Rest in peace Jame, great editing though.
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20 minute vid, you have to had watched the vlog (RIP) to understand
On Brexit, at least Article 13 won't apply if the UK leaves
not that they need article 13 to make fools of themselves
*cough* Count Dankula case *cough*
Britain voted for Article 13 and this conservative government wanted to ban certain types of pornography.
It will count with May's deal.
@Luna Lovegood no not all European countries fall under eu directives.
E. Moreno this is literally the first time I've seen a benefit in Brexit! Haha
I live in England, voted in the referendum and I am a law student at university. My opinion has always been that we should stay, that has never changed because I chose to make an informed decision in the first place. All of my highly educated lecturers and tutors have the same mindset. The British public were misinformed and pushed into making a decision by the over playing of issues such as boarder control.
I'm from Northern Ireland and we weren't even mentioned during the campaigns. Halfway through negotiations, everyone suddenly went "oh shit, remember all the bombs that used to go off over there? We maybe should try and avoid that..."
People are into some evil schemes...
rhubert Oh Yo hey man I remember your vids couple yrs ago
I got my twitter account banned and got harassed for calling it a scam lol Will Twitter finally unban me ?
Time to get Philled in boys
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@@DmarcusBaus paws
Haha more like Phill me up haha
Question is: where should I take it?
I’m an EU student in UK and I can just say that we are stashing up with canned food and dried milk and waiting for the worst to happen...but as a student the biggest worry is the tuition fees jumping up in price.
I'm Scottish, and I think it would have been worth mentioning that many folk (52%) voted for Scotland to remain part of the UK in 2014 as they were told that they would be in Europe if they voted for an Independent Scotland. 2 years later, 62% of Scots voted to stay in Europe, and we're being dragged out. It's all going to the European court, as Scotland has a different legal system to England & Wales and we're trying to not leave!
Article 13 might be a reason to leave.
Nova Star Guild do you have your permit to use the internet? Or have a keyboard anymore??
SharpScope, you got a permit to ask that?
That's probably the ONLY good thing about brexit. It's an awful thing tho - no pro brexit politicians seem to provide hard facts to support their case.
Yes
There's a clause in the current draft agreement (dynamic alignment, I think it's called) that says the UK must continue to follow EU laws. Unless I'm misunderstanding it, that would mean the EUCD and article 13 would still apply.
As someone living in ireland, brexit is absolutely terrifying. The uk has a habit of just ignoring ireland and over simplifying the problems up north. The troubles were catastrophic, and theres still an air of tension there, with the political system being iffy even before all this shit happened. Though teresa may seems to be giving a lot of attention to the border, who knows how this will end for us
Boy I can't wait to hear about this Brexit update on the next episode of Hello Internet. I can just feel the conversation already
Very well explained Phil good job
Scottish here, and probably the most interesting thing about this whole brexit is one of the key arguments for the Scottish referendum by the remain campaign was if you leave you leave the EU and the single market and would not get back in with countries like Spain were completely against Scottish independence, as it runs the risk of kicking up support for Catalonia's desire to be independent from them, now appear to be more open to the thought of it. the Scottish referendum was a close call as well and now one of the key arguments they used against Scotland leaving the UK has been taken away, the fact Scotland voted in a huge majority to stay with the EU itself and this deal is a bad deal for Scotland. Its making a strong argument for Scottish independence even stronger.
Also on a further note, what happens to the UK with article 13 if they leave the EU?
I'm a rather ignorant Texan where Scotland is concerned. I saw how close the vote for independence got and am now curious. Have the people who want independence gotten angry enough to fight for independence? Or are they still trying the diplomatic route? If they achieved independence, would they support the EU or remain an independent state?
@@richardsmall2855 As ignorant as you, or more, I believe they would need some help and the USA wouldn't be that someone (seeing the US-UK relations) so the EU would probably swoop in and "lend a hand"
I voted remain, but at the time I could see the benefits of leaving the EU; I mainly ended up voting for what would benefit me as an individual. Personally my biggest problem with Brexit is how poorly thought out it is, especially considering how long there's been talk about leaving. Certain parts of the Tory party have been wanting to leave the EU for decades, yet now that it's crunch time no one has a game plan?
PeggyKoneko its hard for the leave politicians to do anything when every decision is being made my a remainer and her remainer cabinet
Because they never had a game plan in the first place. Just a board full of brain dumps written on it. If there were talks to leave, they would have had at least a draft on the table before the referendum was proposed.
What can the leavers do when all aspects of Brexit is being handled by remainers.
PeggyKoneko UKIP has a game plan.
The only reason the deal is so shit is because the PM was actually a remainer so it’s in her best interest for the deal to be as shit as possible so she can make the UK a Vassal state or just remain in the EU entirely.
Don’t push this on the leave campaign just because it fits your agenda, we all know what’s going on here.
Ningen seems like the most likely situation
I am excited for the game. It's not a normal game for sure but it's still fun to play with friends/family!! Count me in!
Thank you Phil for the helpful info regarding Brexit. I can still remember the scary (at the time, before US 2016 election...yikes) interviews of people who voted in favor of Brexit saying something along the lines of “I didn’t actually think they’d do it.” With a surprising number of voters saying that after the vote and how far from ‘smooth’ the Brexit process has been, I think another vote is justifiable. If another vote were to happen, hopefully truly representing the people, I’m curious how different the results would be. If think there is a good chance a re-vote would not be in favor of Brexit.
Saw the go fund me scandal on the news and remembered your show!
Thanks Jame!!!
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looks like *someone* was on Twitter ;)
I want the U.K. to leave.
I want meme access.
but not paid holiday, sick pay, limit on the amount of hours you work a week, heath standards on food(i.e no fly eggs in your tomato sauce) etc...?
Braincleaner the uk would have regulations of its own lmao. lmao
Braincleaner The UK leaving the EU wouldn’t reverse time 200 years! Lmao
@@ilo2224 I agree England should leave Europe, excluding Ireland
Article 13 doesn't ban Memes since they categorize it as a caricature and there is an exclusion rule for caricatures and similar.
Brit here, and the most I can say about it
Is I'm sick of hearing about it. I miss the days were I could watch the BBC without Brexit