That Diane Morgan monologue was one of the darkest and most honest reflections of group anger and the nightmarish psychological anguish felt by vast swathes of the UK’s population.
Out here in San Diego. It's crazy how much online hate we have towards homeless, like it's all their fault and all their fault alone. Dont people know, just one round of layoffs, plus another family illness, they could be homeless as well.
Don’t beat up ambulance driver’s was actually a comical top ten what to do when drunk from Club UK porn magazine. Cannot remember the order but one of them was to ‘Get drunk and attack an ambulance crew’.
I know Doug Stanhope's schtick is primarily irony, which probably goes right over the heads of many Americans, and almost all of the ones he's parodying. But it's alarming how bereft of reason their arguments generally are, even the mildest ones, like the notion that people in the US might be reluctant to offer violence in case the other guy is armed. It only works if hardly anyone is armed, for the obvious reason that if most people who lose their shit are armed, then instead of three mass shootings every two days for the entire US (the current rate) it would be more like that rate in every big city, at a minimum. The irony is that the same people who make the argument actually WANT everyone to be armed. At the merest mention of restricting sale of arms so that people with demonstrated propensity for violent or threatening behaviour, fantasies of mass murder and such are unable to arm themselves, gun-fixated Americans man (and woman) the barricades. The notion that lethal force should be available to all only makes sense in the context of a death cult.
29:00 "America has got a fierce reputation for violence, *doesn't it*?" This Charlie person needs to get back to school. Otherwise he'll be speaking like those foreigners over there who say, "I don't got a gun."
I actually thought the same sadly and i used to agree with an awful lot of the points made but not anymore. Still gold in here though, Edward penis hands had me giggling to sleep 😂
I swear there are several points of influence for Black Mirror in this episode alone. The "mother" gadget at 17:46 that keeps tabs on everything in the house i.e. the "cookie" in the White Christmas episode which is human consciousness extracted from a person and trapped inside a gadget to quite literally keep tabs on everything in the persons house. As well as that baby advert at 21:25 almost sounding like the episode Fifteen Million Merits, where everyone is born to live in nothing but boxed rooms filled with adverts, where a girl in particular tries to go on reality TV to sing her way into a more luxurious life, only to...well...you know
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That Diane Morgan monologue was one of the darkest and most honest reflections of group anger and the nightmarish psychological anguish felt by vast swathes of the UK’s population.
It's what Twitter was invented for!
I'm looking forward to her investigation of how lots of little floors make it easier to move between the big floors.
Way to strangle the laughs out of that bit. But I get you: the immigration rant with her and Brian Shitpeas was profound--and funny.
@@karlbassett8485 😂😂😂
Out here in San Diego. It's crazy how much online hate we have towards homeless, like it's all their fault and all their fault alone. Dont people know, just one round of layoffs, plus another family illness, they could be homeless as well.
Coming back to watch this again after many years, never noticed the Twin Peaks theme being used in the benefits street section
I wonder if the black and white chevron pattern used in this show is a reference to the Black Lodge?
@Scott Hurst: Plus slow movement from Beethoven’s 7th behind Doug Stanhope.
19:50
"Hi I'm Philip Sc-gay-field"
Aged like a fine wine.
I won't ask what you do with the corks.
I wonder what Schofield thought if/when he saw this:
"Oh shit... they're on to me!"
"Pious newborn Owen Jones" fucking hell lmao.
I always respected Barry Shitpeas
These Jake Yapp bits are amazing.
philomena as crowd member is just lol!!
I appreciate the Twin Peaks soundtrack
Don’t beat up ambulance driver’s was actually a comical top ten what to do when drunk from Club UK porn magazine.
Cannot remember the order but one of them was to
‘Get drunk and attack an ambulance crew’.
19:10 ae that is the outside xbox guy. lmao
How have I never heard of this before?
Its the best.
You have now
People love Black Mirror, but to me this is Brooker's best work
Because there's no Internet connection under rocks
For a moment at 5:05 I was sure her nametag said BITCH.
It's bred into English to want to fight. It's not over a side of the street. It's just for a good fight
This Morning
Quality piss take.
hysterical!
What did you say about
my mum, Brooker?
Any more of that sort of talk,
young man and you & I are going to fall out.
Cunk on anger 6:02
Is that Laura Palmer's theme? (Answer is yes)
Watergate 😂😂
11:15 UK’s rip off version of Venice
I know Doug Stanhope's schtick is primarily irony, which probably goes right over the heads of many Americans, and almost all of the ones he's parodying. But it's alarming how bereft of reason their arguments generally are, even the mildest ones, like the notion that people in the US might be reluctant to offer violence in case the other guy is armed. It only works if hardly anyone is armed, for the obvious reason that if most people who lose their shit are armed, then instead of three mass shootings every two days for the entire US (the current rate) it would be more like that rate in every big city, at a minimum.
The irony is that the same people who make the argument actually WANT everyone to be armed. At the merest mention of restricting sale of arms so that people with demonstrated propensity for violent or threatening behaviour, fantasies of mass murder and such are unable to arm themselves, gun-fixated Americans man (and woman) the barricades.
The notion that lethal force should be available to all only makes sense in the context of a death cult.
Gibberish
29:00 "America has got a fierce reputation for violence, *doesn't it*?"
This Charlie person needs to get back to school. Otherwise he'll be speaking like those foreigners over there who say, "I don't got a gun."
You're right. America's renowned for its pacifism. It's record on gun violence is sterling.
There seems to be an American agreeing with him. Weird. Go on, call Doug Stanhope a bleeding heart liberal. I dare you!
@@vollsticks And there was me talking about the (bad) grammar. Well, I'll just go and jump into that handy lake and drown. Myself.
@@Ndlanding Brave man, put your money where your mouth is.
@@vollsticks I did, but it was frozen over.
It's probably been about 10 years since I watched this and it's annoyingly leftist
Oohhh nooo 😱 ITS WOKE???? 😭
You just became a rightwing mong in the last decade.
I actually thought the same sadly and i used to agree with an awful lot of the points made but not anymore. Still gold in here though, Edward penis hands had me giggling to sleep 😂
I swear there are several points of influence for Black Mirror in this episode alone. The "mother" gadget at 17:46 that keeps tabs on everything in the house i.e. the "cookie" in the White Christmas episode which is human consciousness extracted from a person and trapped inside a gadget to quite literally keep tabs on everything in the persons house. As well as that baby advert at 21:25 almost sounding like the episode Fifteen Million Merits, where everyone is born to live in nothing but boxed rooms filled with adverts, where a girl in particular tries to go on reality TV to sing her way into a more luxurious life, only to...well...you know
NSS