Whose Vote Counts, Explained | Full Episode | Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio | Netflix
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2020
- Why is the right to vote in America still a fight? From voter suppression to disenfranchisement, see the roadblocks that stop voices from being heard.
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Whose Vote Counts, Explained | Full Episode | Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio | Netflix
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Me, a non American, not getting that you have to register to vote because its not automatic, like, why? You are actively stopping people from voting!
Well we wouldn't have this issue if we just made it required that you need an id, blame liberals for this issue
I know right? In my country when i was 17 i got id card and when voting season coming i automatically got voting card mailed to my house
@@obamascock2169 Typical Repube. "DUR, If we only used this ONE solution, it would be OK! Also, Blame someone else for this DURRRRRRRR". Get Bent.
@@kngus It's the blame game, and an ad hominem
Here in Egypt it's a duty as Leo said. Everyone is automatically registered. In some cases you have to pay a fine if you don't vote.
The only reason why you would prevent a person from expressing their opinion in a discussion, is that you are too afraid what they might say.
See Twitter in 2020
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@@Andrew-eb3bp yeah trump was inciting violence so yeah
@@kenlandon6130 That's the popular opinion that benefits the leftist elites.... Doesn't mean it's true though.
It's baffling how America then positions themselves as the guardians of democracy globally. It's crazy.
Fake news is what the U.S. does best
@@grungestoryteller Lead by an Australian. But yep, the best at it.
They are. I’m from a third world country
America is annoying-- me, a US citizen
We don't. Dumb dems who think we're a democracy do.
Wow leo narrating a vox documentary they've come so far 🙏🙏
Thanks for your support 🙏🙏
@@Vox 💖
These are vox documentaries?
Not like he has anything else to do. He probably recorded this in his boxers
Zod 23 not stolen finnesed , manifest destiny
Netflix: "Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio" me: say no more
Edit your comment please!
@@RodrigoroRex Lol Leornado Caprio 😂
IKRRRRR
Fr thats leo d? I had no clue... i just heard selena gomez talking for awhile tho. I saw the first episode like hmmm 🤔, im gonna watch an entire series of a documentary on voting 😕? Okey dokey 💁🏻♀️👍. I got through the first one, & was like oof. I really sat through that long ass commercial. Oh, 😯 Double oof bc it really is a show. I did see them use his name as an example on why they wont use a voters ballot tho. 🤔 If thats fr, thats petty af. Bc i did get something back saying i needed to sign & print. Im pretty sure i did the first but i went ahead & did it anyway. in the back of my mind, i did think watch the gov. try to pretend to think that im shady just simply bc i signed & printed Annie instead of Ann. I use Annie as my signature for everything. Idk whats the difference now 😑? Sure enough...
Ahhw E-Any duh
I believe both ears have the right to hear Leonardo DiCaprio equally
😂
i see you alot in comments
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse al the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
@youmeanthemost tome I mean he didn't help change that neither did any other modern president
LMFAO I HAVE TO WATCH THIS FOR CIVICS
As a canadian, this horrifies me. This is insane.
As an American, it horrifies me as well. It is beyond insane.
😞
As an American, I can say we’re horrified too. Got any room in Canada for some of us?
@@copperdog Is this coming from a boomer?
Oh Canada
Yea, most of us down here are pretty jealous of you guys. Your degens from up country is our neighbors on every side.
When it says "narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio" I'll click on it.
SAME
Nick cage needs to do one
Wait, I completely forgot about that. I didn't even recognize his voice.
Right!?!? I clicked immediately when I saw that.
Agreed. Leo is a name tag for success and importance
"all men are created equally"
US:Well yes but no
more like “Well no but no”
us: “only white men”
All white men were created equal ...
(Just kidding)
Everyone is it you. And them and them also
Problem with the voting rights act is you have to reauthorize it, they need to just add it to the constitution and make it forever
And until they do, there will always be another new law that prevents people from voting.
Simone Chèrie Please elaborate on “prevents”
Love your profile pic
And let people have more time. There is 81 million more people in the U.S. today - 2020, than there was in 1990. But the size of the city , amount of places to go vote etc doesnt match that growth. Why not let people vote for a longer period of time.
That might not work. The court struck down the preclearance formula for being outdated. Congress can pass a new formula and in future it would need updating. So even if it was in the constitution you need to somehow deal with the updating. It is probably not likely to pass congress as an amendment if the senate wouldn't even vote on the new voting rights act. Democrats struggle for a simple majority in the senate, they aren't getting a 2/3 majority. Nor will all those red states vote for it.
USA : Issue is whether voting is a Right not a privilege
Rest of the world
Voting is a Duty = neither a right nor a privilege
It is part of your responsibility as a citizen
This. Too many people don't understand this.
Rest of the world but excluding China, wo have no right, duty or privilege to vote.
@@KM-00 Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse al the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
Dude..... exactly
And it is your duty to be an informed voter as well and not just a parrot repeating what the MSM want you to. Know what each candidate stands for and know their record before you vote.
I would like to argue that America is most certainly not a democracy
Indeed.
it’s corporate america
No country is, though.
M. G. - why do Americans always use this as a response? There are no direct democracies in the world - Switzerland is the closest but only had elements of it.
Representative democracies are commonplace, the US still doesn’t do it well.
@@affenket they use it because it is the truth and facts matter. if you think we're a democracy just because we vote then you would be wrong they vote in China too and they're definitely not a democracy. If you wanted to be exact we are a constitutionally bound federal republic with a democratically elected representative system. None of those words describe a democracy. maybe if the left wasn't so busy trying to change the definitions of words all the time it wouldn't be so hard to understand. Oh and people don't elect the President, States do also why we aren't a Democracy.
Everyone: LEONARDO DiCAPRIO
Me: Why is this so quiet, the person who did the audio mix needs a slap
Thank you.
Aaron Patterson I'm assuming you did the audio mix... No offense but why the heck is it so quiet. The quality is good don't get me wrong, but you need a slap for leaving the final mix at like -50db (I had to turn up my sound TV to max volume just to hear it) 😂😂😂😂😂
All of the vocals are panned left for whatever reason.
@@ThetrueDjScottyD why on earth would you assume a random youtube commenter who agreed with you that the audio was poorly mixed, was the person who mixed said audio? Wtf
Picture Works people read comments on videos they work on... Does it matter if he actually did or not? It takes zero effort to make a comment really, the fact that you scolled far enough down the comments to find mine and then reply shows how you're obviously just trying to find someone to talk to... Which is sad tbh. So in summary; I was just replying to a comment which, evidently doesn't matter.
Why doesn't the us implement a national ID card like every Western country? When you're 18 you're automatically registered to vote
Well most 18 years old never had a full time job and don’t got the experience in what the world is like. I just finished school and I’d I didn’t have full time job and struggling 2 years I would have voted Democrats. But thankfully as young immigrant I value this country and all my families and friends went from democratic to republicans. We were fooled that if we immigrant we should vote Democrat. No!! Thank god I didn’t have right to vote at 18 because o would have made huge mistakes
@Allison Marie yeah minority suppression is huge in usa
I take it you didnt watch this documentary?
Cause then you'd actually be GIVING power to the people
@Allison Marie I know but I still want to question
Australia: We design laws to make you vote.
USA: We design laws to make you not vote.
Australia: wait, what?
As an Australian citizen, we still need to be careful with trashy LNP muppets are in power.
@@KM-00 Yes and the Murdoch media.
In USA anyone can register and vote. It takes 5 minutes to register and just a little time to go to the polling place on election day. People here find time to go to the liquor store and crack house, and those are the same people screaming racism when you ask for a photo ID when you go to vote. It's beyond screwed up here in the USA.
Thanks for watching! This is just one of three new Explained episodes we have available to stream on Netflix starting today. The episodes cover voting rights, money and politics, and how the system makes votes unequal, from gerrymandering to the electoral college. Don't miss them!
And make sure to subscribe to Vox on UA-cam for more of our explainer videos.
Vox is left wing biased GARBAGE!
When's the next season of Explained coming?
Rick scott fully said, with no remorse, “i am not going to restore your rights” that is actually bone chilling.....
he is horrible. does not surprise me.
This should be aired everywhere, go America, you can do it!
Lol
Who do we vote for?
Trump train choo choo!!!
DaBearsLive96 0 if you wanna save democracy vote Biden
K A but didn’t Trump say he was gonna bring Detroit manufacturing back in his 2016 campaign??😂😂lmfaooo you clowns still believe him. Wake up stop trying to go back to an outdated economy, coal jobs and manufacturing aren’t the way to go long term. Investment into new energy and automation like China is doing is the way to go. No wonder they’ve lapped us in technology and economics. They not afraid of the future unlike American conservatives
In the Netherlands you can still vote even if you're in prison, as they see prisoners as citizens.
You can't call USA a democracy when you don't let 'all' people vote.
Same in Germany
As an Italian living abroad, I get my envelope 2-3 weeks early and I don't have to sign; The vote is secret, and it's inserted in two envelopes, one inside the other. And the smaller one is only opened at the ballot boxes. Oh, did I mention the envelopes already have the necessary stamps glued?
Why is the audio mixed so poorly? It's so quiet and all the human voices have an echo and are shoved to the left. I can barely hear it without cranking up the volume.
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
The left.
I don’t want to promote conspiracy stuff, but I’m sensing some possible form of subconscious manipulation with that.
@@theheroneededwillette6964 lol wtf I hope you’re joking
@@kieranmaguire3293 honestly I hope it is too.
I drank a shot every time Leo said "Puerto Rico". Feeling sober so far.
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
@@Nico17289 Stop F*ing spamming you're comments are so annoying. Are you a bot.
@@shadybanana6553 yes
“How high is up” gave me chills
I mean come on. How low is down.
Yeah that made no sense at all
Smh at that bs.
Add an inch to whatever height you are 😅🤷🏾♀️
WHO TF PUT THE AUDIO IN THE LEFT EAR ONLY!?!?!?!?!?!?!
lol thought i was the only one who noticed it. like what's wrong with my headphones?
Omg me too! I thought my AirPods were broken😂
Because of Copyright
@@elDodo809 that doesnt make sense. can u plz explain?
amar gollamudi so, Netflix puts Copyrights in every single thing of their property, including this documentary, so in orden to simplify the release of this video on UA-cam, they just change a little bit their audio
“It’s a rigged system” - former governor 😳😳😳 y’all don’t see something wrong????
Like how do you not see that wrong
Kasich is part of the problem, he pretends like he's above it but he's 100% supportive of these practices.
Arnold only got to be the governor cause he was famous. He didn't get the seat because of the system.
Yup. He didnt need gerrymandering because he was still peak popularity especially to legal immigrants like mexicans and filipinos.
@@RodrigoroRex the apprentice made trump famous. See the similarities😏
Till the end I kept on thinking - this looks and sounds so much like a Vox video 😂
Honestly the vox series in Netflix is very interesting
Exactly 😂😂😂
You sound just like sleepy joe. No surprise
Calling the US "the oldest democracy" is quite bold
hello Ancient Greece
The oldest existing democracy
Dranamolous I mean greece got back there eventually LMAO
Technically Athens, Greece was the oldest democracy
Oldest continuous democracy
Oldest democracy. The video makes it clear it still hasn't been.
I didn't understand when he said that. Ancient Greece created democracy as we know it, so it is Greece not the United States.
@@astronotics531 then again. it's a very liberal interpretation of "democracy". But I think they meant the oldest running / currently existing / non-interrupted
@@nickarjoma5350 Nobody says you are a direct democracy. A republic is a "political order in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who are entitled to vote for officers and representatives responsible to them."
Remember? "We, the people"?
Yeah. That is not what is happening. Gerrymandering, increasing barriers for third parties, all these "shananigans" to keep eligible voters from excercising their right does not fit the definition.
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
15:17 Sounds like a typical day in America
The problem now isn’t primarily a voting problem, it’s the fact that people are basically forced to pick between 2 parties/nominees that have a significant advantage in terms of funding, you had Trump and Hillary and now Trump and Biden, the nominees have gotten so bad that people vote based off of who they hate more rather than who they like more. Why do the 1% have the right to determine the nominees every single time?
That's because of the First Past the Post, the greatest undemocratic thing in a democracy.
The problem is Leo's name in the title
Couldnt agree more... the decision should be hard because they are both very good candidates, not because they are both equally shitty and you are picking the lesser of the 2 evils.
Look up “ranked choice voting”
You are talking for socialists. Americans are proud to vote for Trump. Just watch. Trump will get the most votes in history and democrat socialists minds will explode and say "vote by mail is a scam". Nobody trust celebs. Nobody. The emmys just had lowest viewers in their history. Same with grammies. This is propoganda
Meanwhile, in Australia, voting is a compulsory civic duty for all Australian citizens.
Also, how is American government based only upon 2 political idealogies? How is this true democracy when your view of how your country should be run and your political views are shaped and viewed through the lens of only 2 parties? That's seriously weird.
they want to implement your either with us or against us ideology to make these complex issues black and white when they aren't
idk man
I guess if people lie and keep saying the United States is a democracy people will start to believe it. United States is a constitutional republic with democratic representatives. People never took civics I guess.
In my country there are usually 6, and when I say 6 I mean 2, since due the nature of voting there is always a strong party and everyone else chooses the second strongest to compete even if they dont like it. The voting system everywhere is terrible.
The only way to fix america is to fix the voting system. Replace FPTP with MMP or even preferential voting!
These Netflix documentaries 💯💯💯💯💯
And Leo killed the narrating
Great work
Keep it up.
Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio.... good enough for me 😂❤️
Ok but don’t forget to vote tho
Same!
It surprised me! I doubt at first...
Sad but true
Qui-Gon Jinn unfortunately I’m not American
1:43 We finally got a Shwarzenegger DiCaprio crossover haha
Can I just say I have to say props to netflix to make this free to watch
I never thought my underdeveloped country had more democracy than the number one democracy exporter in the world.
America isn't really a democracy :| democracy is the worst system imo
But it doesn’t
Imagine unironically think being not democratic is a good thing
@@nickarjoma5350 First of all, could you please show me where did I state that America was a Democracy? I said it is a democracy exporter, which you're proudly constantly proving by invading, bombing, droning, and bullying the rest of the planet. Secondly, yes my country is a racist shithole. Not gonna deny that. However, indigenous peoples are treated far better than the way you treat African Americans. You're too far from giving equal rights to everyone my dear Murican.
@@zza3337 NO, YOUR democracy is the worse. Applying DEMOCRACY in a wrong way does not make DEMOCRACY a bad form of state.
Thank you for putting this out. I lived in Tallahassee, Florida when 2000 happened. It was atrocious how bad voter suppression was and we had a front seat. So much of it did not hit the news cycle. I was so outraged I got in as an extra on the movie recount.
UA-cam is getting real comfortable with these double 15 second no skip ads
Weird it didnt get interupted for me even once. And no I am not paying anything
my vote is being suppressed in SC now. I mean I have been waiting for my Registration forever, but jury duty that came quick.
Please vote in person if at all possible
@@systeminreview8181 i did but I almost died twice trying to do so. literally I'm traumatized now because of it. A Bigot at the post office in North charleston SC named Rhonda attempted to harm my live. there is out right WS in the post office
@maafa El I completely understand. I am so sorry. This election is wild and I hope you are better now
😄😄😄
Great video, it's always informative and educational for all the different angles to look at it. I can't wait to see the video about the jury system and how it engages people.
As someone who has lived in Colorado my whole life, going somewhere to vote seems so foreign to me. I've gotten it in the mail since I was old enough to vote. Everyone should be allowed to vote from home ESPECIALLY during a pandemic.
I live in Brazil. The rest of the world is constantly saying that our democracy is weak (frankly, some parts of our country say that too).
But as "thrid world country" as you may held us, since the 1988 Constitution, voting is not a problem for us. It is, in fact, an obligation. There is even a fine: 3,50 BRL, which is nealy 0,7 USD. I know it sounds weird, but we have an historical vote turnout of about 80%, which means that 20% of the people do not vote at all.
Since 16 years old you are eligible to vote upon registration. Women, indigenous people, iliterate people, white, black, yellow, blue or whatever can vote.
We vote on sundays, which is not a work day.
The schools are converted into voting pools. So you can vote very close to where you live.
All you need is a government issued id with a photograph on it. I know this sound excluding for americans, but this is the most common thing in Brazil. You need one of those for everything here and is free and very easy to have one issued.
Registration is needed once in your lifetime, basically. You only need to re-register if your address changes.
Recently we've had a recall for all voters to go to a voting registration place to have their digitals registerd so the voting machines can only be used upon biometric recognition, reducing voter fraud (which have never been a problem, but it makes the process more reliable).
In areas difficult access, the voting machines are transported even by boat to make sure people can vote.
The political rights (right to vote or to be voted on) cannot be repeald. It is suspended if you are an inmate only for the time of your conviction - if your sentence is completed, you are free to vote automatically.
It's one of the things that Brazilians can be really proud about. Our voting system seems centuries ahead of the US'
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Valéria Almeida funny
The only way to fix america is to fix the voting system. Replace FPTP with MMP or even preferential voting!
thank you for enlightening us here in America. Your explanation of how it works in Brazil is very interesting
People saying that they have to choose between parties that they do not identify with. The problem is the voting system. In Sweden, where I am right now, there are multiple choices thanks to more people having the ability to have a voice. Please wake up America! What are YOU waiting for?
We need Majority rules, not plurality. A ranked voting system could break down the 2 party system and create a country where the maximum number of people can be heard
@@oregano2771 Maine has ranked voting. Hopefully other states will follow.
There would never be three parties in America because for three parties you need a parliament system and not a geographic representation system
Lol thanks for thinking you can fix an entirely different country. Worry about Sweden, buddy.
The problem comes down to the media. They only ever focus on two candidates: the one they really want and the one they really don’t want. The guys in the middle never get any attention.
This is so sad that this is the point that America is at in 2020.
It's so simple in India. Man you guys know the art of making simple things difficult.
India is such a dream land😂
Here in Canada, the registration process to vote can take place on the day of the election at the polling center. All you need is proof of address and photo ID, or should you not have those things, you can have someone from your district come with you to the polls to vouch for your proof of identity. When you submit your taxes, you can check to see that you're registered to vote. We have had vote-by-mail for ages for Canadian voters submitting their ballots from overseas, and our military officials stationed abroad. We have advanced polling days to reduce the influx of people showing up on the day of the election, we have a substantial number of volunteers to collect the ballots safely, and the role of Elections Canada is to ensure the security and privacy of those ballots.
See what the States have done, and how feverishly the Republican Party has been stripping the rights of American citizens from participating in the democratic republic they covet, is truly unsettling to watch. And it makes me angry that Canadians, gifted with all this infrastructure to ensure their ballots are counted, only to show up in dwindling numbers is appalling. We don't know how good we've got it here, and I'm always disappointed to hear of people (my own family included) who chose not to vote despite there being no barriers obstructing them to do so. What other people clamor for, equal representation in government, they only deign to use when they feel like it.
This should be a wakeup call to anyone who idly sits back on election day and says their vote doesn't matter; or who complain about politics without even making the bare minimum effort to engage in public policy. Look how easily and how quickly that RIGHT can be stripped away from us, and why we must never allow partisanship to overrule the majority will of the people. We are too complacent nowadays, and quick to complain, but slow to act. I hope that everyone watching this realizes that this battle doesn't end at the US borders - it's everywhere that claims itself to be a fair democracy. Nothing should be taken for granted, nothing is guaranteed, all rights are earned and should be safeguarded, for they can easily be stripped away in the wrong hands.
I’m México is more or less the same way, you don’t need to be registered. You just show up at the poll center with you ID, that look for you and give you the ballot. I currently live in the US and I can’t believe a developing country like Mexico has a better voting system than the US.
Damn that’s too much to read
@BrokenHeart - ok. so you need a photo ID. The democrats in the USA don't want to require a photo ID, and they scream "racism" if you require a photo ID. How screwed up is that?
Very informative. Thank you for creating this and Leo did a great job as narrator.
' The world's oldest democracy 🤔 .... Greece 👀 👀 👀
Continuous democracy. Greece had a monarchy at some point.
But even pretending that the US is a democracy is bold, to say the least.
me: sees leonardo dicaprio’s name
also me: clicks immediately
Whenever there is "documentary" narrated by celebrity it is most likely pure propaganda.
Same
So you're a sheep for someone you'll never know and who absolutely could give less than a damn about you. But that's cool because he's good at playing make believe for a living.
A man nah, Leo just has that kind of voice that’s nice to listen to.
A man hence the problem with this video alone.
Even Mexico has a better voting system, didn’t expect that at all haha.
You should be able to vote when you became an adult, if you can buy alcohol then you can vote for the leader of this world. No need for registration tbh
Commenting for the UA-cam algorithm so more people see this amazing video
If I remember correctly, the first (so the oldest) democracy was developed in Athens (somewhere around the sixth century BC).
US is the oldest "country" with a constitution that implemented democracy
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
POV: you have to watch this for school
Founding Fathers: "All men are created equal"
Also the Founding Fathers: yes but actually no
The opening theme is so soothing and good I don't even know how to explain it
From UA-cam, the audio sounds like it is coming out of just the left ear. I checked to see if it was on my end but it seems to only be this video. Does anyone else have this issue?
also when it shows the UK without automatic registration, while that is true we are bombared with letters telling us to send a thing back or log online to be registered. People come round often and tell us how many people in the house are registered etc. (and our polling places are usually open form 6am to 10 pm i believe
Here are a couple major solutions to deal with this. Proportional representation; allow for proportional representation based on percentage of the full vote. Abolish the electoral system. Make the president only elected through the popular vote. Ban all lobbying and create a public fund for campaigns; any politician who's caught being offered corporate donation will be banned from holding political office for the rest of their life plus a 10,000 dollar fine.
10,000 is to low
@@visu550 especially with the amount of money most candidates have
You cannot base it on the popular vote because then states like California and New York decide who wins since they have a bigger population than most states. That would not be fair to the states that have a lower population, hence why we have the electoral system.
@@Wermified Bruh. Why does it matter where the people are. If there are more people in a certain area, why should their vote be valued less than someone who lives within a bordered area that just so happens to have less people. How does that make any sense? The president should serve the people, not the states.
@@Wermified The context in which the electoral college was made was in a time when the cities had a large propertyless population and when people without property could not vote which was again, the largest population. It was convenient for the founding fathers to have electoral college to prevent popular votes where the massive poor population voted in people who would definitely favor the poor against the rich. So you're correct when you say it wouldn't be fair to smaller populations because if the poor constantly vote out wealthy people out of their position in favor of working class candidates then that's too bad to those smaller populations. The cost of real Democracy is that if you're in the minority you will lose every single time. So if abolishing the electoral college creates a favorable result to the cities then that's something you have to deal with. Besides I'm a fan of proportional representation, that just means you can elect your local governors to your desirable party.
Wow; it's free! All in all, there are 3 episodes, right? Is this episode 1? Are the other 2 episodes also available here on youtube? Does anyone have links to those? Thanks so very much for this!
I love how everything is convenience level 9000 in the US but voting is not one of them.
It always baffels me how political the supreme court is. In any sane country this institution wouldn't count as an independent court.
Even prisoners vote in Canada. Why is democracy such a hard concept for Americans to understand?
$$$ that’s why.
Hehe
Ok but Canadians aren't braindead
I could understand why prisoners dont get to vote. As long as they are serving their time they are "paying back their debt to society". But why cant felons vote? They served their time, they pay taxes, so why not vote?
Mark because statistically most of the ex felons used to vote for extremist political parties especially Communist party in early 20th century. And not because they we loyal to that party, but they would choose most radical in order to screw government that jailed them for a reason!
Amazingly enlightening 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I spent about 8 years in the property and casualty insurance industry, where policy changes often did not apply to existing policyholders. They were "grandfathered in" and protected from whatever the new policy change was. I used that phrase all the time, and learning it's origin just stings so bad.
That was an a very well written video and definitely worth sharing with others, so they know the importance of voting...
Cuz I feel like alot of people my age don't understand the importance of voting.. like my family all vote and when I was allowed to vote my grandmother always ask if I went to go vote (even if it's a small local election cus that's where it's starts and that's where so few go to vote)
Like I've had politicians come visit me and be surprised that I'm not a 65 yr old but a 20 something young person.. they just assumed young people don't vote.. when they really should
A non American here shaking my head and asking wait... what?? this country has so much wrong going on... I feel bad for this people 😔
Vox when Leonardo actually accepted their request to narrate their video: *You will?*
Love this learned a lot I didn’t know. Makes me more eager to vote 🇺🇸💙Every American and voter need to watch
Having to wait 10 hours to vote in Georgia is anti democratic.
This explains a lot.
Thank you for this
I love that opening song I swear
Of course judge Thomas would vote to strike down the Voting Rights Act. It surprises me not a single bit that he'd do that.
That all happens when your federal structure gives too much powert to states than center
Great job.
Would like to see the other two episodes loaded here on the youtube channel.
"if democracy could make a difference, it would be illegal."
somebody said it.....
usvi n Puerto Rico's should be allowed to vote, but they are prominently black n brown
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
@@Nico17289 Worry about your Russians election. Oh wait. Y’all don’t have one.
@@ByPieroValentin I live in Italy😂
Great Documentary 👍🏽
This was powerful! So many layers.
I love how Leo is narrating this!! Even though I’m an Australian, whatever Leo does & talks about I’m going to watch & listen because that’s how much I love this man ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
SAME ❤️
Leo should win an Oscar for narrating this documentary. Lol
Are you serious. This is propoganda. Obama has ppl working in Netflix
This is propoganda. There is no chance this helps biden. Americans are too smart.
Thanks Leo
I like your all the explained episodes but in this episode your audio was more in left ( When some talk) so try to asking your editor
Anyone else confused by the comments? I can hear everything just fine. Crisp and balanced. Maybe they corrected it in the last couple days?
"The oldest democracy". You're funny tho
Such a good documentary
Why is it so quiet?
I haven’t watched this yet but I hope it shines a light on our votes or the “popular vote” not meaning shit. Electoral colleges choose the presidents!
Your votes don’t count, Trump decides to refuse all the votes by mail after 3 November. I feel sorry for you mates...
The only way to get into the Americans mind is to push in the very same engine that destroyed it. Television 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 facts.
@jenny won kenobe media in general :D, ppls tend to trust everything without making any research or just read the title of an article without reading the actual article.
Vox has come so far since I first started supporting them. Proud to see them get Leo Dicaprio narrating an episode of their Netflix series
I hope there will be a video explaining the electoral college in depth
The tittle :... Leonardo DiCaprio
Me : Ok.
*click*
He gets paid $10-$20 million per film most likely made about
$3 million for this
Great documentary!
a collaboration between netflix, vox and Leonardo DiCaprio is what I have never thought I wanted to see, but what I really needed to see
*So good to hear Leo's voice again*
Seeing something like this makes me so much more grateful that my country has a world class electoral system. We have one of the worlds highest voter turnouts, ease of registration (most of us do it through school in our final year) a strong public trust and engagement in the system, we are given numerous avenues to vote, either by mail, early, in-person on the day (and it’s always a saturday) or at any embassy or consulate in the world. And above all we have an independent Electoral Commission that oversees the entire process, preventing government influence or state level meddling
The US is a third world country though bro
@@archiehickox6518 you could say that again
Just brilliant!
Vox always nails the Ethos, Pathos and Logos. Good Job 👏