American Reacts to Top 10 Controversies Only Brits Understand!

Let's delve into some of the most infamous controversies that have rocked the UK, from scandals in politics to dramatic moments in pop culture. These are the stories that have made headlines and sparked debates across the nation!
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[@Spiklething]

One Britain One Nation, a day in June for all children in school to sing a song so that they feel more united. However, all the children in Scotland were on their summer holidays on the day they picked to do this. 🤦‍♂ Typical Tory government, pick a day to make everyone feel part of a group and then exclude a whole nation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Spiklething]

@@OneTrueScotsman Oh very much aware of that. I was pointing out the failure of the government, not how willing people were to participate

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

⁠@@OneTrueScotsman🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Shoomer1988]

It didn't help that the song made you want to burn your ears off.

[@emmajayne4894]

My husbands a teacher. He's never herd of this

[@Deano-Dron81]

@@OneTrueScotsman Probably be a good idea to not click on a video to do within Britain then, a guy who specifically reacts to things about it Britain. 🤣🤔

[@stevegreen5552]

Back in 2013 my mother was in hospital (eventually passing) and an abiding memory was when she heard of the death of Thatcher and the "ding dong the witch is dead" song. It was probably the last time I heard my mum laugh - I never thought I'd be grateful to Thatcher for anything, but it's a weird world.

[@ianp1986]

I was about to ask why Partygate wasn’t on the list and then I remembered it’s niche things only Brits would care about and I’m sure the government having illegal parties while the rest of the country (including the Queen) were banned from attending funerals and stuff would piss anyone off. I’m sure Thatcher won’t be the last tory we celebrate the death of

[@helenwood8482]

The pig thing definitely happened. When Cameron was asked about it, he said he didn't remember it, meaning he knew there was a photograph. Nobody forgets a sex act with a dead pig.

[@wessexdruid7598]

Yet the people who accused him later admitted it was made up.

[@Shoomer1988]

He never said that.

[@JustMe-ks8qc]

I was given all sorts of grief some years ago by an old woman on a bus because I wasn't wearing a poppy. Even when I explained it was because I didn't want my baby getting stabbed by the pin and that I chose to just donate instead. Wasn't good enough for her. Now I reuse the metal pin I bought in 2014 and put some cash in a collection tin. Millions of plastic poppies waste every year is no longer a good way to honour the fallen.

[@superfuntime-pn6wz]

@@JustMe-ks8qc I've been refusing to wear a poppy since about 2000 because I hate enforced conformity.

[@ethelmini]

The answer is because we won - not the Nazis

[@MikeGreenwood51]

@@ethelmini Tell that to the dead and berieved. You won the devil (War). But sadly I am not sure if you know what you won at all. How old were you on the battlefeild during the day?

[@sg-yq8pm]

@@MikeGreenwood51 You Win ... Moronic Comment of the Day ... Congratulations!

[@dalebrown325]

@@MikeGreenwood51my great grandfather was at the second battle of El Alamein, he fought for my right to tell the poppy fascists to ran their militaristic forced poppy wearing.

[@annaharvey8729]

TBH, as a Brit, I will never, ever understand why some people chose to shoot themselves in their own foot and vote for Brexit. The effects of this national self harm will be felt for years to come unless we can under this new government agree to work closer with Europe with a view to one day rejoining.

[@grabtharshammer]

Doubtful we will rejoin, our systems are too corrupt even for the EU, and most of those countries don't want us back in with our "special" rules. We had to wait for General DeGaulle to die before they would let us in before.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

The 48% remainers ought to have all the taxes returned as the Tory's kept charging taxes at the same rate as when we paid for the EU. Plus those pro the EU could or should use that money for their own EU fund.

[@watcherzero5256]

Polling as of this year is 55% think Brexit was a mistake in hindsight versus only 31% who think it was the right thing to do, so roughly half the people who went out and actually voted in favour along with the undecideds have now changed their mind.

[@johnm8224]

The Horse meat scandal was more to do with the fact they broke food labelling laws, rather than any food safety concerns.

[@MajorMagna]

It kind of was to do with food safety though, in the EU (which we were still in at the time) horses have to be raised specifically for Human consumption, as several medications for horses can make the meat toxic to Humans. One issue was that there was no paper trail for the origin of the meat, so no-one knew whether they were raised for Human consumption or not.

[@readingroomcafeproject]

I thought so, because it wasn't necessarily food safe, because we couldn't know where it was from?

[@titanium_di2402]

My kids were in school in England in 2019 and I don't even remember that Hit Youth song business. I would have told my kids to not even go to the hall for that mess. Especially since I moved to the US when I was 3, & started school there. I then was forced to say the US pledge of allegiance every school day for the next 7 years...and I wasn't even a American. 😏. That was some BS.

[@Fudce]

The Maltese flag is actually quite an interesting flag, in that it actually has a UK medal in the upper corner of it, after the country was awarded the George Cross by King George VI in 1942 for their exploits within WW2

[@superfuntime-pn6wz]

@@Fudce thank you. A much more comprehensive comment than my own

[@carolineskipper6976]

The fact that a Freddo has gone up in price from 10p to 25p over the last 20 years is a good indication of inflation for those growing up in the 90's who knew what their pocket money would get them! That's an increase of 150%!!!!!

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

AND it got smaller

[@unpreparedwithacapitalf]

​@@sallyannwheeler6327 shrinkflation but at the same time as inflation 😭

[@grabtharshammer]

Oddly, never bought one and never eaten one

[@LalaDepala_00]

"Dont they put horse in dogfood?" Dogfood also contains chicken, beef and fish.

[@WookieWarriorz]

i dont think anyone in the uk understands brexit either lol

[@nozzlepie]

I think it's straight up impossible to fully understand.

[@AlBarzUK]

Just let me know when it is completed.

[@AnneDowson-vp8lg]

I don't understand either. Things in the EU were not that bad.

[@psychoprosthetic]

I don't think it's *especially* British, the reaction to Thatcher's death. I'm not aware of that response to anyone else. But yes, you had to be here to understand the utter damage this woman did, economically, psychically and morally to this country.

[@captainnik]

bold move to claim brits understand brexit XD even the people in charge didnt understand what they were doing

[@MikeGreenwood51]

But even after Batty Boris had to apologise for his years of misunderstanding due to his neglect to read the small print he still went ahead.

[@grabtharshammer]

Weirdly a typical British response to the Horse meat. It's not like we didn't used to eat it in the UK. - "horse and donkey meat was eaten in Britain, especially in Yorkshire, until the 1930s, and, in times of postwar food shortages, surged in popularity in the United States and was considered for use as hospital food." We used to call it "Kicker"

[@bfb187]

The poppy was originally to represent the world wars but then changed to remember all wars. That includes the war in Ireland where many innocent Catholics were murdered by the British army, one such massacre took place in Derry where the footballer James McClean is from which is why he refuses to wear it. Others refuse to wear it due to the illegal wars in Iraq and everything that has happened since in the Middle East.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Please what date or conflict are you referring to when supposedly the British Army saughtered inocent Catholics? Did you mean Bloody Sunday 1972? So are you now differenciating between Catholics and British as if Catholics are some different group other than British or The Republic of Ireland? Very sorry but I just do not know. As far as I know there were Irish peers or ministers in Parlament and so sending troops to protect people during the so called troubles was a joint UK, British Irish decision. But the Irish deciding to opt for protection from the IRA Terrorist Organisation may have been Northern Irish what some Irish may call British.

[@bfb187]

@@MikeGreenwood51 I'm on about the war known as 'The Troubles'. Catholics in the north of Ireland generally consider themselves Irish not British...that's what the whole thing is about. Yes the army originally came to keep the peace and protect us from the loyalist mobs and the sectarian RUC police force but soon acted as another wing of the oppressive state by attacking us. They killed many more than bloody Sunday, see the Falls Road curfew, Ballymurphy massacre that occurred before Bloody Sunday, Springhill massacre after. All innocents. All murdered. Majella O'Hare, 12 year old girl shot twice in the back by a para on her way to church, Julie Livingstone 14 years old killed by a rubber bullet to the head, Aidan McAnespie 21 shot in the back, John Pat Cunningham a mentally disabled man. All innocents. All murdered. Then look how they colluded with loyalists to kill many more, the Glennane Gang was a mixture of British Army, RUC and loyalists who roamed Armagh and Mid Ulster killing any Catholics. All covered up for decades. So yeah, nobody wears a poppy in my community.

[@seppingtondestamina9398]

Wow you're just popping up everywhere with the trolling aren't you? I have to assume it's trolling because surely you can't really be that ignorant? The British army slaughtered many an Irish freedom fighter when they occupied the whole island, and many more as well as plenty of innocent non-combatants since the formation of "the North".

[@shelleyjackson8793]

I’m British and I don’t understand why we voted to leave the EU. Shortages of drugs is one of the downsides and it is affecting both me and my son. We voted Remain. I studied EU law so I knew leaving would have a negative impact. But gammons will be gammons.

[@graceical2822]

yep , shortages of medicine is one of the reasons the nhs has sent out a directive to drs to take chronic pain patients off their pain medication.

[@kaydisney9872]

Yup. And even the leavers now wish they'd voted to remain. I mean not all. But a lot. Us Scottish lot voted Remain as a nation yet we're dragged out kicking and screaming. Honestly as my English friends admit they voted leave because "of immigration promises"..... Yeah ummmmm......!!!!!!! (For non Brits were talking about ILLEGAL immigration here. Some politicians pretty much promised am end to illegal immigration and better border control if we Exited Europe. Those same politicians coukdnt even manage to close borders during Covid lock downs when it might been useful!!!!!)

[@graceical2822]

@@kaydisney9872 Yeah we had Johnson who thought blowing a hairdryer up your nose could cure Covid. The Tories created the immigration back lock and used asylum seekers to spark a culture war, and that has lead to a handful of Populists in govt. who want to drag us out out of the ECHR to strip us of our human rights and people fall for their propaganda at an eye watering rate. 😢

[@shelleyjackson8793]

@@graceical2822 I am on HRT and I was struggling so much to get progesterone I opted to have a mirena coil refitted. Now my son’s ADHD medication is unavailable in ALL forms and I am wondering whether to lower his dose, ie cut the pills in half. He’s going to really struggle staying focused. More so than he is on the meds. It really pisses me off that the people who voted leave were brainwashed into it. We had problems before joining that made everything better by joining. We had way more benefits being in than out.

[@AlBarzUK]

It was a David Cameron project. Having regular weekly meetings with Rupert Murdoch and his team, it was a quid pro quo for his support to get him elected. The 74% of Britons who didn’t or couldn’t or wouldn’t vote for it were ignored and now N Ireland is in a cleft stick.

[@choomah]

I've always used Freddos to messure the economy, well before i found out it's a recognised thing 😂 I remember them going from 5p (late 90s), to 7p, then 10p, when I saw 15 I knew we were fucked for some time 😂😂

[@radarlockeify]

Daily reminder that thatcher is still dead. #DingDong

[@choomah]

Since you mentioned it; Banksy's whole style is stencils because it about getting the art up quickly and disappearing. Apparently, he used to freehand it until nearly caught in a train yard. Then, he had the "epiphany" to design his work as layered stencils. If youve read his book you'll know why thats funny 😅

[@choomah]

Story goes, when he got done hiding in the train yard he eventually made it home and crawled into bed next his girlfriend, she asks "where have you been all night." He says "I had an epiphany." She turns her back and says "shouldn't do them, they're bad for you." Thinking "epiphany" was some kind of drug and that's why he's been gone all night 😂

[@owenfitzgerald5928]

In Northern Ireland the poppy is even more controversial as its seen to represent only the British forces and the Irish dont think it represents them so it is almost seen as a symbol of unionism which in Northern Ireland is the main political dispute everything boils down to Unionist or nationalist

[@ethelmini]

Sad because plenty of Irish soldiers died in WW1& they were all volunteers. There were also a number in WW2.

[@lynnejamieson2063]

I think the Freddo’s thing is a generational thing in the UK, I’m almost fifty and they weren’t really a thing when I was a kid, so weren’t something I’d get with my pocket money. A finger of Fudge however was about 5p when I was a kid and I think are about 30p (in supermarkets) now. There are different types of Poppies available (though all but the traditional red ones have to be sought out online). There are white ones for example whose intent are to show respect and grief for those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country but are also a pacifist declaration and a wish for the end of all wars. Boris Johnson was also a member of the Bullingdon Club, who thought it was great fun to go up to homeless people begging in the street and burn £50 notes in front of them. I think there are many of us who still don’t understand why we left the EU and many of us who are happy it happened but are delusional about the benefits of it, as we are still waiting for those benefits to kick in. Not a topic I’m going to debate on, as I have my opinion and I appreciate that it will differ from that of some other people. I am just trying to explain that Brexit, whether you’re for or against it, isn’t necessarily fully understood by that many of us in the UK either, as it was a vote into the relative unknown and the full consequences won’t be seen for at least another 10-20 years.

[@titanium_di2402]

In actuality, it was a vote for the TOTAL unknown... 😊

[@araptorofnote5938]

I can confirm your comment about differing Brexit opinions. I seem to remember waiting in vain for all the promised benefits of joining the Common Market in 1972.

[@Terri_MacKay]

I'm Canadian and we were poppies in November. I didn't realise they weren't worn in the States.

[@superfuntime-pn6wz]

Actually Malta has the best flag cos its got a medal for bravery on it

[@zaphodbeeblebrox6627]

Jeeez.. Ten bucks for a chicken breast? What a rip off. You can buy two whole chickens for about that in the UK. Ironically it was an American academic named Moina Michael who wanted to adopt the poppy in memory of those who had fallen in the First world war. It seems the idea fell out of favour in the US, but good ol' Blighty kept the idea going ( as well as some of the commonwealth countries)

[@dalebrown325]

Harry Smith, a veteran of the Second World War, a hero, rest in power sir, Thatcher, described miners as ‘the enemy within’ for daring to protect their wages and jobs, punished areas that didn’t vote for her, rest in piss.

[@martinarscott3524]

My issue with poppies is I can remember something without having to outwardly announce it to other people, and I don't like being pressured into following the crowd. Each to their own....

[@TheDidymusBrush]

We legit have one of those I'm An Imbecile balloons in a frame in our house. We managed to get one at Dismaland which was quite a challenge in itself. 😂

[@ulyssesthirteen7031]

I really don't know why people keep talking about Freddo frog being a thing that was introduced in the 1990s. Is it a generational thing? I'm in my late 50s and remember them from the early-mid 1970s. My primary school mate's mum was a rep and always had boxes of them and other chocolates in her car

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

👍

[@shelleyjackson8793]

Yes I remember buying them in the seventies because they were the cheapest chocolate. I wonder what else costed 10p and is now 25p, I’m sure it’s not just Freddo’s.

[@shelleyjackson8793]

@@simonrobbins8357 I didn’t actually say they were 10p in the 70s. I couldn’t remember how much they were but I remember Mars Bars being 4 1/2p in my local village shop because I couldn’t afford them! I was just making the point that whatever else was 10p when Freddo’s were would also be much more expensive now.

[@shelleyjackson8793]

@@simonrobbins8357 Touché! 😂

[@ulyssesthirteen7031]

@@simonrobbins8357 phew. It felt like I was being 'gaslit' there as I've heard these being referred to as a 1990s thing a few times.

[@nolasyeila6261]

Imagine if they forced a pledge of allegiance in UK.

[@unpreparedwithacapitalf]

I went to a Church of England school that liked to sing the national anthem a LOT. I think we only sung it once a month or so, but I hated it. A pledge of allegiance every day, even with ethics aside, would drive everyone insane lol

[@mskatonic7240]

7:50 when Trump goes, I expect a national celebration over there.

[@graceical2822]

i am sure many of us will be celebrating. Just need to figure out which song to get to no.1!

[@Anonneruse]

Not really. He is loved and was loved before he took office. People hating on him usually are not the brightest bunch. I would say its the same people who snitched on people for now wearing masks (that had no effect)

[@Anonneruse]

@@graceical2822 "Herms Niel - Erika" probably. Since the people who want him out have the same mind set as the people who played that song.

[@willowcobb]

My favourite one was that Bob Holdness who was the question master on The programme 'Blockbusters ' played the saxophone on the song 'Baker Street' by Jerry Rafferty.

[@TyrannosavageRekt]

As someone who would describe themselves as left-wing, and the sort of person that the British press seem convinced wants to ban the use of poppies during the period Remembrance in November, I always find that any actual “controversy” is vastly blown out of proportion. There’s a very small and vocal minority that want it banned, whereas most of us still see it for what it is - a mark of respect for those that lost their lives, and a stark reminder to never again allow fascism to take hold.

[@margueritejohnson8373]

There was a horse meat butcher in my street in Paris. There were always customers and I have often eaten it. The flavour is slightly different from beef - a bit sweeter? - but I really like it.

[@Amethysttredecim]

Theresa May was also behind the windrush scandal, a British political scandal by the Conservative government that began in 2018 concerning people who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation, and in at least 83 cases wrongly deported from the UK by the Home Office. Many of those affected had been born British subjects and had arrived in the UK before 1973, particularly from Caribbean countries, as members of the "Windrush generation" (so named after the Empire Windrush, the ship that brought one of the first groups of West Indian migrants to the UK in 1948). As well as those who were deported, an unknown number were detained, lost their jobs or homes, had their passports confiscated, or were denied benefits or medical care to which they were entitled. A number of long-term UK residents were refused re-entry to the UK; a larger number were threatened with immediate deportation by the Home Office. Linked by commentators to the "hostile environment policy" instituted by Theresa May during her time as Home Secretary, the scandal led to the resignation of Amber Rudd as Home Secretary in April 2018 and the appointment of Sajid Javid as her successor. The scandal also prompted a wider debate about British immigration policy and Home Office practice.

[@helenwood8482]

Never express your controversial Freddo opinions in the UK.

[@nicw5574]

I think it's incompassionate, but spell checker doesn't think it is. But what you changed it to was far better 😂 I choose to wear a poppy every year in thankfulness and in memory of my family who fought in both world wars. There is certain supermarkets I still refuse to eat processed meat products from, if it happened once it'll happen again.

[@watcherzero5256]

I think the easiest cultural comparison of the poppy for US viewers to understand would be wearing a US flag lapel badge and how US politicians would be attacked if they didn't wear one. Its setting yourself up for abuse and controversy if you are a British celebrity and don't wear one in the runup to Remembrance Sunday.

[@gwaptiva]

the attempt to unite all people in one team is what we used to call Colonialism

[@charybdisontherocks]

I've never even heard of a Freddo, I'm a Brit.

[@applecider7307]

Hi JJ, you should check out the American Moina Belle Michael as she was the first person to come up with the idea of wearing a poppy in rememberance of the fallen.

[@productjoe4069]

If you want to understand why people were all too willing to believe the Cameron story, check out some videos on the Profumo Affair, and Jeremy Thorpe.

[@efnissien]

I've no problems with horse meat, sure it's a bit tough & stringy, but it ostensibly is like beef. What astounds me is that dogfood has to be made under the same hygiene and quality standards as human products (in the UK and US). Why? Because during times of financial crisis, sales of dogfood go up... (work it out for yourself - no? ok, people eat dog food as a cheaper longer lasting option to fresh meat). Parts of Switzerland eat cat and Bear is on the menu in Finland (it's very 'gamey')

[@Stephen-Steven-Stephens]

"They'll never FINDUS in here !"

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

“Ding Dong the Witch is dead”🤣🤣🤣Ahh! Fond memories!😂

[@graceical2822]

I thought it DID get to number one, but most media refused to acknowledge it, and those that did wouldn't play the song in full!

[@dougalportree603]

BBC did play it on the charts but shortened with a big long explanation of why it was controversial

[@planekrazy1795]

The Horse Meat scandal was a News Media out cry not a Public out cry. Most people didn't give two hoots, it was mostly traces or very very little. Nothing wrong with it at all, had it many times in the Netherlands.

[@gemlou763]

Like my sister.....😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-sr4gw3gs4v]

The Lady you showed who was against the anthem came from Uganda. Although she lives in the UK she is espouses very anti British rhetoric continuously!

[@cerithomas2032]

Interesting, thanks 🙂

[@cyberash3000]

i eaten horse in france, it tastes like a little saltier and leaner beef, also rmember british pet food MUST be suitable for human consumption

[@stopanimalcruelty298]

My mother in law had that ding dong the witch is dead at her funeral

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

`horses are very similar to cows` i dont recall eating much horse nipple icecream....

[@Aloh-od3ef]

The freddo represents the rate of inflation. Basic things like food are 3 times more expensive. Then they were 24 years ago. 😉

[@WBGT007]

JJ, I love your channel. Cast me in your next project. Please do top ten Only Fools and Horses moments. Thank you.

[@scousenotenglish2819]

Buchanan is from Liverpool.

[@shelleyjackson8793]

Liverpool was part of Lancashire until 1974. He was technically born in Lancashire.

[@scousenotenglish2819]

@@shelleyjackson8793 But he is from Liverpool. The place he was born. You don't put your county as your birth place.

[@amajinjams6966]

14:00 why do we not have a flag in this 😢😂 google come on 🇰🇿 we have a beautiful flag 😂. Btw from someone who has eaten horse meat it's very nice, i think people get squeamish about it because most countries only see cows, chickens, pigs, sheep and fish as your main meat source. But I also understand and wouldn't want people to eat it willingly. I wouldn't want to eat anyhting that I didn't know what was in it, especially if it was said to be something else entirely.

[@philiprice7875]

neil Buchanan was a guitarist with a band called Marseille had a great rep in liverpool mid 70's went on to support UFO and WHITESNAKE. but i @ 15yo had to sneak into the pub (sportsman) to see them i foud out last year he is younger then me what did you do when Thatcher died? got busted for dancing naked in the street

[@Chrisjames504]

Cameron would fit in with the Yale Skull and Bones

[@janicekingham9043]

I have not,and never will eat Horse.

[@mancuniangamecat8288]

The original idea for the poppy was American.

[@dougalportree603]

$10 for a chicken breast, thats insane. £7.78 at todays exchange rate, you can get 2 for £4 at Tesco's. Madness, but then i guess thats why you guys have to get paid more

[@klaxonklaxon]

Banksy is Robin Gunningham .

[@caroline_scotland]

I am Banksy🤨😁

[@nolasyeila6261]

Je suis Banksy

[@ulyssesthirteen7031]

Ich bin Banksy

[@Shoomer1988]

@@caroline_scotland I'm Banksy and so is my wife.

[@racheldicker5611]

Still a brexit , Europe is in a worse state than us

[@lillired857]

Non Partisan BBC? hahahahahahahahaha!

[@davidcollins9057]

I thought 1 would be Jimmy Savile

[@HollyLyne]

No, I think most folks in the world would understand what was controversial about that monster.

[@davidcollins9057]

@@HollyLyne Most people outside UK have no idea who he was. He was very much a UK celeb.

[@michaelclarke5153]

No brit really understands how it.gets to David Cameron and his chums

[@enemde3025]

The French eat horse meat....so what's the problem !?

[@johnpipere83]

Horse meat is very good and tasty so is tripe and offal and liver and pigs feet and ears, we are becoming a nation of moaners

[@user-gf1jt2hp4m]

Freddo frog is about 60 pence now

[@frost_at_midnight1798]

No, it isn't and you can get 60 for £14.64 from a company called JL Brooks in the UK - shipping free if your order is over 30 quid and £3.99 approx if not...neither of those options come out at 60p each...

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

Where do you buy yours?Harrods!😂😂

[@glo0115]

Horse is delicious, had burgers and pork stuffed with horse meat with crushed pepper corns 🤤

[@digidol52]

Some Eastern European salami is made from donkey I think?

[@jules.8443]

A Freddo is only small. It's made small for childrens hands.

[@SavageIntent]

I've had horse meat before, from Switzerland, it is indeed very similar to beef.

[@chrisofnottingham]

Yep, Brexit is the UK's version of voting Trump

[@davidhyams2769]

The issue with the poppy is that we now have a significant immigrant population, mostly from former British colonies, who see all symbols of Britain and British history as racist and commemoration of oppression. Those symbols include the poppy and the Union Jack.

[@Ben-xe8ps]

I think you are repeating far right anti-immigrant propaganda here. My own view is that we could all sympathise with the losses of the conscripts in the world wars, don't forget that the poppy represents the battlefields of WW1, but when it comes to remembering those who lost their lives in Bush and Blair's wars of aggression, we do not all feel the same way.

[@vallejomach6721]

Nothing wrong with horse. Horse meat was regularly sold and available back in the days when horses were commonplace. The ONLY reason it fell out of favour is the fact that it's not a particularly efficient meat to farm compared with other animals reared for their meat. IF it was it would still be sold. The whole squeamishness over it is quite modern. Plus it's a herbivore...nothing nasty or potentially harmful about it like eating carnivore meat such as cats or dogs.

[@Chrisjames504]

Since the trump attempt this video might need a re-edit

[@Jamie_D]

I don't see the issue with that song, it sounded fun and it was very different to making them do a pledge of allegiance or something. We had to sing hymns associated with Christianity in school even though we didn't care if there was or wasn't some bearded guy hiding in the sky, i'd rather kids sing to unify the country than spread religious propoganda,lol

[@A.J.Clemente]

Ah Diddums, did those nasty buses hurt the feelings of the illegal immigrants?

[@Anonneruse]

Yeah, the channel posting these videos (Not JJLA) is super brain dead. The kind of person to virtue signal until said illegal until said people are trying to delete him.