🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE MOST HATED COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD!

[@Alex-kd5xc]

The UK being on this list should come as NO surprise to anybody lol

[@williamjordan5554]

Yet people are trying to in.

[@Wellch]

Are people mad at the Royal Family?

[@jariemonah]

Kabir getting surprised by this list is confirmation that British education is about the same as American education.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

@MrsTMaggio not just that, but we are taught the “history” that the government wants us to know. Not always the real history.

[@gidget8717]

@@Alex-kd5xc we are taught modern history only so it can be used by governments to control the emotions of their citizens.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

I remember reading that more countries celebrate independence from England than any other holiday.

[@williamjordan5554]

@@Alex-kd5xc it's not always "the man" running things. Run for school board.

[@jariemonah]

@@mikelarsen5836 Kabir is highly educated if you've heard him talk in his videos. Geography and history just aren't his thing and reacting to these type of videos will only improve his knowledge.

[@grantlow6392]

For Saudi Arabia, it is less about the dress code than it is the beheading for adultery, homosexuality, apostasy, blasphemy, etc.

[@stormedoffwilson283]

As you said, this was in the past, however of the 193 members of the United Nations, Britain has invaded 171 of them.

[@bigenglishmonkey]

i keep seeing people use that as an argument but its not as good an argument as people think

[@bigenglishmonkey]

@LIZZYinTHECUT just going by pure numbers isn't very accurate. for instance Britain has only invaded Russia when protecting Poland from the Bolsheviks. it only invaded Bulgaria when helping Serbia take back its country in WW1. it also includes multiple countries Britain only invaded because they were allied with WW2 Germany. that number even includes places like japan and Iceland simply because there was an occupation without an actual invasion the US is 3rd in the world for the country with most battles won even though a good chunk of them was during the civil war. even if you switch things and make it which countries has Britain invaded just because it can/wanted too i would put bets that 90% of the time its France,Spain,Norway just pure numbers mean nothing unless theres context for why each one happened

[@bigenglishmonkey]

@LIZZYinTHECUT well since almost every country on every continent was colonizing at that time it just looks like your mad at britain cos it was the best at it.

[@A_Name_]

@12:40 the US is in a lose lose situation. If we intervene people get pissed at us. If we don't they get pissed we didn't do anything.

[@Nope991]

It is not really like that but it is but it isn't. Idk how to explain it. What I mean to say is what you said is true the reasoning is false.

[@A_Name_]

@@Nope991 I know it's much more complicated than that, it was just the first thing I thought of with why we are on the list.

[@goddesssalem4842]

Lol nice try, you intervene to Rob that country blind, truth is america should be number one, worst most corrupt country on the planet by a mile

[@jai07070]

Hello from the US! I just want to tell you that you I most likely have watched your videos more than any of my other video watch channels!! Interesting topics and great reaction comments!

[@cinb3448]

I watched two young North Korean men who talked about they were told in school that Americans were bad and we wanted to kill them. Horrible things we would do to them. These young men were in the military. They couldn't see their families for 5 years after going into the military. They said if they were out in the field they were on their own as far as food and things they needed. They said most military guys would steal from farm houses and such to survive and the North Korean people hated them for it. These two are now in South Korea. One spoke to an American Army guy and he asked him if he hated him. The American assured him he didn't hate him at all! The people of North Korea are brainwashed from a very early age!

[@TsendKahn]

I'm sure this is very true and not 100% made up at all.

[@cinb3448]

@@TsendKahn the channel is Dimple on KZbin!

[@CasuallyIncredible]

I hope Kabir hearts this comment. But I look at your channel daily & I enjoy your content so thank you! 😄👍

[@gregnussbaum5299]

The Israeli - Palestinian conflict goes clear back to " Abraham, Issac, and Jacob" from the bible. If you know the stories then you can understand that it depends on how you look at it as to who has "biblical authority from GOD" to have the Holy land.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Jews, Christians (Jesus of Nazareth died and ascended to heaven there), and Muslims (Muhammad ascended to heaven and spoke to Allah there) all believe that "Yahweh/God/Allah" says that the holy land belongs to them. The Jews (as a religion, the city itself is one of the oldest on the planet and was polytheistic prior to Judaism) were there first (around 3700 years). Christians had 11 crusades to try and take the place and Muslims have tried an equal number of times, and Muslims, like Christians also occupied Isreal off and on for centuries. So the beef between Jews and Christians began around 2000 years ago when the Jews crucified Jesus of Nazareth, and the beef between Jews and Muslims began around 600 years ago when Muhammad spoke to Allah there. And the fact that both Christians and Muslims keep trying to take the place from the Jews, and each other (for 600 years) is at the root of all the BS now.

[@claudiakarl7888]

@@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 I‘d say the British colonial policy is responsible too.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

@@claudiakarl7888 The British (Christian) Colonial policy and the crusades are all results of two religious entities; European Christians and Arab Muslims thinking that they have the right to take everything from Native Israelies who were there before monotheism (Judaism) even existed. English colonial policy is only like spilling the batter all over the floor, you have to have ingredients and have it all stirred it all up in the bowl before you can spill it. He didn't ask for your opinion about the root of the conflict in Israel and Palestine. Everything I said was a fact, alot of what you said was subjective. Jews/Israelies were there first (fact) European Christians think "God" gave it to them and think they can take it (fact) and have tried many times to do it. Muslims believe that "Allah" gave it to them and they have the right to take it (fact) and have tried many times to do it. And Israel, as a Jewish state (3700 years) has been under thier own, Christian and Muslim rule off and on since (fact) Christianity (2000 years ago) and Islam (600 years ago) popped up with thier own false mortgages on the Holy Land. None of the European Christian or Muslim occupations or attempted occupations have ever been justified. (fact)

[@ashleymeggan]

Ehhh… Palestinians have a right to have a state.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

@@ashleymeggan Who said they do not?

[@ESUSAMEX]

I took a world history course in high school and most of the world's biggest conflicts were covered. The Armenian genocide along with rise of Pol Pot in Cambodia were focal points of the class.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

I wouldn’t even call those conflicts. More like atrocities.

[@ESUSAMEX]

@@tehclefty5317 I had to take 4 years of history, and one of the classes was on world history. The other 3 were American history, European history and American government.

[@juanheredia2293]

9:47 the cause of the Palestine Israel conflict is "drum roll" 🥁 englands fault. They promised the land to both sides during ww2.

[@madelinelee4331]

I still can not for the life me understand why Jewish people weren't given all of Germany after ww2. Why take Palestine's land when Germany was the one who perpetrated the holocaust?

[@A_Name_]

@4:00 it 100% happened. Turkey does kinda admit it happened but they claim it was poor execution of deportation that caused the deaths. When in reality it was they blamed them for Thier problems and wanted them gone so they didn't care how many of them died as long as they got them out of turkey. That is the oversimplified version.

[@Sharbeart24]

Saudi arabia is using something called "hellfire missles" in yeman. Yeman is a good read

[@williambranch4283]

Worked with a college chemistry professor who had lived in Saudi Arabia in the 70s ... he pointed out that back then, if you had a car accident, both parties were arrested. And nobody took care of you in jail, your relatives had to come to the jail and take care of you. Actually the British Empire did the first genocide of the 20th century, the families of the Boer people in S Africa, during the Boer War were kept in concentration camp. Actually, the 19th century Imperialists were the neo-libs of their day. In 1822, GB was #1, in 1922 we were transitioning to ... in 2022 the US is #1.

[@Nope991]

Kabir the reality is that even though the UK is good now conpared to before it was very bad before. All or almost all of the conflicts of the world were caused by the UK.

[@anangrytexan2244]

Islam isn't THE way, Champ. It's A way, but not THE way. Chill with that propaganda, sport.

[@Nope991]

@@anangrytexan2244 It's the way and the only way.

[@Nope991]

@@anangrytexan2244 That's why my name has the word the instead of a imying that it's the only way. Don't tell me you're christain because that would be funny 😂.

[@corvus1374]

Turkey massacred Greeks in western Turkey in the 1920s. They had lived there for 1000s of years. I worked with a Persian woman whose father had been a bodyguard for the Shah. She hated the Iranian government.

[@mavahuth5044]

I live in a area that has a high population of refugees. A lot of Museums,they are friendly. If you see them on the streets. But I work with a lady who was from Iran by way of few other places. She did wear the black out fit. In the summer in the south. I got the feeling that the woman did not have a lot of freedoms or power,in their country. They made up for it when they got to the United States. She was not happy with me, because I corrected on something at work. She told me she was going to tell our boss I was abusive. Then I told my boss about it and she said not to worry about it. Because she knows I would not be that way.

[@Charsept]

List seems fairly legit. Not surprised by any of these.

[@BradleyDavid1962]

I'm surprised that the USA wasn't #1. Typically the only time people like us here is when they need help of some kind.

[@csabalako1788]

To be honest i don't think they even like america while they get help. Lots of ukran refugees around here(Hungary), they hate the US more than Russia (Which is understandable, if the US isn"t using neonazi militants to overthrow the ukran government in 2014, Crimea would still be part of the country, so would Donetsk and Lugansk, and oh yes, there wouldn't be a war that has unknown amount of casualties, plus millions living in miserable conditions and other millions fleeing their own home...)

[@BradleyDavid1962]

@@csabalako1788 - Politics ? We cannot always choose the country in which we are born, or in how it's government system is operated. All that aside, and as an American myself, there is absolutely no other country I'd rather be in.

[@csabalako1788]

Well, that's the point. Average americans aren't responsible for the massive suffering their corrupt politicans cause, but that's not how public perception goes. *this country did this* is what the average person says, and that makes him-her feel positively or negatively towards said country. Even if in reality it's the government, not the people.

[@BradleyDavid1962]

@@csabalako1788 - I see your point now and I do not disagree. Thank you for sharing.

[@tinatovar7548]

We as Americans we love you UK we got over a differences and your brothers and sisters across the pond

[@april6058]

The last of the Mohicans is an amazing movie. Visually it stunning and the story - a heart breaking love story. I’d like to see you do a reaction of it

[@craigmorris4083]

@9:41...well, what started it was...the British, and the French. The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916.

[@ambercimburek6872]

honestly I don't hate any country i realize we are all different what i hate is the actions of some of the countries governments and how they mistreat their people or any people.

[@bobbiscrittercave2348]

"What has the UK done? Oh, yeah..."😂😂

[@Nope991]

Started all wars

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Now we are mainily hated because of the endless war after 9/11. I'm glad we somewhat backed down as the world police. It's fine to help other countries of course, but we gotta focus on ourselves sometimes. People are split here, have money issues, healthcare issues...we need to fix ourselves and stop spending so much money on everything else.

[@VulcanGunner]

check out the map of countries that the UK has not invaded.

[@cripple9860]

TL:DR on Israel-Palestinian Conflict Israel was the birthplace of the Jewish people approx. 4,000 years ago, and they were a significant majority before multiple failed rebellions against the Romans which led to mass expulsions (Many went to Europe) and executions. The name "Palestine" derives from the Roman name "Syria Palaestina", which was the name given to the area after one of the rebellions as punishment, renaming it from Judea. Jews lost the majority population sometime in the 7th century, with no one group gaining a majority until an Arab majority came about sometime in the 9th century. Muslim rulers were relatively tolerant of the Jews, although there were many instances of expulsions and whatnot. Crusaders relentlessly persecuted Jews (and muslims) in the region, as well as (most) Christian Kingdoms in Europe placing severe limits on the rights of Jews with a few exceptions. Under Ottoman rule Jews were (again, with a few exceptions) treated relatively well. Jews made up approximately 9% of the population of the region in 1890, when large amounts of Jews began to immigrate to the region. Towards the end of Ottoman rule many Jews were exiled from the area. Under British rule, Jews who had been exiled by the Ottomans were permitted to return along with with even larger numbers of Jews immigrating to the area as a result of the Balfour declaration, which declared support of the are becoming a "national home for the Jewish people". Tensions between Arabs and Jews increased in this period, with Arabs revolting against the British and attacking Jews. The British, before leaving, submitted a proposal for partition of the territory between Israel and Palestine with slightly more than half the territory going to the Jews. The population at this point was about 600,000 Jews to 1.2m Arabs. The Jews accepted the plan, the Arabs didn't and refused to accept any form of territorial partition, insisting the entire territory be Palestine. In 1948, the day after the British withdrew, the armies of Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Iraq invaded the Jewish territory, were defeated, and Israel annexed parts of the territory initially given to Palestine which brought them from about controlling a bit more than 50% of the territory to controlling 75%. The Jewish population grew dramatically from immigration from Holocaust survivors, Jews expelled from Arab countries, and other Jews, while expulsions of large amounts of Palestinians decreased the Arab population significantly. Israel has since been invaded multiple times by its Arab neighbors and has defeated said neighbors every time. Multiple propositions to resolve the conflict have failed, and the conflict has continued with state-sponsored Jewish settlers expanding ever further into Palestinian regions and Palestinians engaging in state-sponsored acts of terrorism. Both sides have committed atrocities against the other side, along with fringe groups that are not sponsored by either side engaging in even more heinous acts. Currently Palestinian controlled areas are the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with Israel controlling the rest of the territory. btw this is a severely oversimplified description of the conflict and history, it gets REALLY complicated

[@Nope991]

Becareful Kabir this person is biased

[@cripple9860]

@@Nope991 What's biased about it?

[@Nope991]

@@cripple9860 You called Palestinians terrorists

[@cripple9860]

@@Nope991 I said Palestinians were engaging in state sponsored acts of terrorism along with saying that Israelis were engaging in state sponsored illegal settlements. Neither of those statements are untrue.

[@gotham61]

@@cripple9860 Many would say that when Israel blows up a building in Gaza full of innocent women and children claiming it's a "strategic target," that that's state sponsored terrorism as well.

[@kimberlys8422]

I dreaded it, but I knew my country (USA) would be in the top three, not only from relatively recent events in the mid-2000's but also because we took a few lessons from papa UK in how to be a complete dick to the rest of the world.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

The fact that Germany isn't on the list shows what short memories people have.

[@CavHDeu]

I'm german and it surprised me too but for me it shows that the way how we are handling our dark past is acknowledged around the world. I think a lot countries can learn from this development and handle their past.

[@michellesnyder9498]

Germany isn't on the list because they don't make the national news

[@michellesnyder9498]

@@CavHDeu how about get over it? My grandparents fled Germany when Hitler came in and guess what ? I don't think about it

[@CavHDeu]

@@michellesnyder9498 there's nothing i need to get over with 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@venom_editzz3481]

@@CavHDeu i am from india and one day i am coming to study in Germany 😁😁

[@greggwilliamson]

If you want to learn about North Korea, there are many videos by defectors. Two of the best are Yeonmi Park, and Asian Boss.

[@greggwilliamson]

About the USA. Kindergarten logic. Two bullies on the playground, you're going to be friends with one. One bully left on the playground, everyone hates him.

[@hifijohn]

But the UK gave us kabir.

[@prollins6443]

And Jimmy Carr

[@26shedan]

and the very best music ever!

[@hifijohn]

@@26shedan I grew up with British music I didn't even know what an American band sounded like.

[@miked5814]

I'm from the United States and this comes as no surprise at all to me. When you actually think about it, it's pretty well deserved.

[@laurataylor8717]

I am not at all surprised US is #2. A little surprised we're not #1.

[@Nope991]

But isn't North Korea worse than us though?

[@laurataylor8717]

I guess it is

[@loveit7484]

I was surprised to see U.K. on the list. Had to laugh at your reaction: " Whadd we do?". Only to say the same thing when my country came up.

[@Tehui1974]

I'm not surprised with any of these countries on the list. Interestingly, there were none from South America, Africa or the South Pacific. It would be interested to see a top 10 of the most like / respected countries.

[@foreverkc8164]

New York just put out a nuclear PSA last week

[@kdmcollegebd2012]

I think when he talks about slavery it's the Transatlantic Slave Trade he's referring to.

[@siralexferguson4640]

The top 3 should have been USA, Isreal and the UK.

[@Tattletale-Delta]

We (America) can't help that we're popular.

[@Madison.Cruz.Shooter]

Russian living in America. I get double of the hate now. 🤷‍♀️

[@gotham61]

What's wrong with being part of NATO? It's a defense treaty.

[@Nope991]

Kabir did you know that the UK even invaded Antartica. Might sound crazy but I am not lying.

[@joygernautm6641]

I’m Canadian. We will never be on this list😂

[@wolfe6220]

I dunno. I was in Canada and bumped into a Canadian while in line at a Tim Hortons. He didn't apologize OR offer to buy me a coffee! Horrible!!! 😉 I jest of course! I am seriously considering moving there after retirement, because USA and all of that.

[@Nope991]

Is it true that in Canada racists are just different or something?

[@jariemonah]

Eh, you guys are just like Australians. British commonwealth, large countries, small population, and were kind of cruel to the native people on their land.

[@joygernautm6641]

@@jariemonah True, but we actually recognize our past and account for our mistakes, and try to MoveOn instead of getting on our heels in the sand and trying to keep things the way they were in days past. We are accepting of different cultures and immigrants, have excellent healthcare, paid parental leave, And are overall polite and fun to be around🤷🏻‍♀️🙂

[@joygernautm6641]

@@wolfe6220 The trick to getting the free coffee at Tim Hortons is to go through the drive-through and get caught in a pay it forward chain🙂. This is happened to me regularly over the years where you get to the drive-through to pay for your coffee and the person in front of you has already paid for it. The proper thing to do is to pay for the person behind you and carry-on with a Smile on your face. The Tim Hortons near my house their record is 67 pay it forward’s in a row! If you go and you don’t get caught in the pay it forward, you are always free to start one🙂

[@janelogan7872]

Kabir, look up the Iran hostage situation.

[@dominique9934]

I would say the only issue the UK may have that people don't like now is its commonwealths. We see how Barbados cut ties to the UK. Yes the US should be on this list.

[@randychampion184]

Yes we sure did!!!

[@armanii4005]

Bro said “UK?!? What have we done?” 😂

[@portialancaster3442]

The conflict in the Middle East has been going on since Biblical times. The names of the nations, the reasons, and the personalities involved have changed but little else. Two thousand years of fighting with little peace. I am well and truly sick of it.

[@Nope991]

Btw Kabir did you know that your name means big and is actually an Arabic word written like this كبير Someone probably told you that before but maybe not so I am telling you either way.

[@Clever01010]

They talk about the history of the UK that puts them on this list BUT! you watch the most loved countries in the world and GERMANY is on there regardless of there dark past.

[@samanthamyers4267]

I understand the US being on the list, but I don't understand how in the world we beat Iran and China.

[@snowflakehunter]

Hey bro, your thumbnail said Nations when it was Countries. Not a big deal at all but just wanted you to know that there is a difference. As always, I enjoyed the video. Please do a reaction to "Aftermath of the Biggest Volcano Eruption Ever Caught on Tape from Space - Tonga"

[@Nope991]

There is no difference. Both words are synonymous

[@Shadowcub69]

I live in a state where it regularyly gets in the double digits in the summer, we have women married to middle eastern men out walking, its 120 degrees with the heat index and he's walking in shorts and a t shirt and she's dressed in one of those ridiculous black outfits from head to toe in the south, in the summer in America. WTF? And he's just as unconcerned and smiling. One of my bosses when I was a teen her husband was from Iraq, he sent his American wife and two sons to visit his mother in Iraq when Iran and Iran were shooting missiles at each other back in the day, I will to this day never understand why she went. Happily they all came back safe, they worked for the same company and he was a real sexual harasser at his job and his wife was a beautiful, lovely woman who was crazy about him. I actually thought America would be number one.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Eh about the UK. In history there are always patterns of what people did during certain times. For a LONG time countries would try to expand and take over other places to make their own. Sadly the UK gets a lot of hate for it, but its not like it was the only country expanding and taking over others.

[@ngjg4525]

The narrator: points out everything bad other countries hated for Also the narrator: the US is hated because we are rich and powerful 😂 😂 😂

[@greggwilliamson]

*TLDR* No-one has ever studied this to find out why, but humans have been fighting over that patch of ground (Israel) since people started walking on two legs.

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

Not surprised at all about 1 and 2.

[@bjcee1108]

What is in the past, is in the past. Hating people today for things that happened before they were alive, is stupid.

[@george217]

Personally I'm still upset that you guys burned down the White House, Kabir...

[@nightdog8910]

French and Indian war was the first world world war don't forget all the micro wars or battles before and after united states expansion to the west

[@radiant2052]

The video you reviewed displays these countries in a very harsh light.

[@Nope991]

Nope. Very fair actually

[@radiant2052]

@@Nope991 We’ll have to agree to disagree.

[@VorchaKali]

01:13 or because the opposing side HAS LOST THERE Fng MIND!!!!!

[@Maeshalanadae]

Early guess: Russia, US, UK, NK, China.

[@j4m3s86]

Plz do more aircraft reactions

[@lockaby1]

That is a good movie The Last Of The Mohicans

[@tinatovar7548]

Israel is God's chosen country says that in the Bible that's what it's all about

[@NinjaXavier2]

Cool

[@Flameblade69]

Everything stems from religion, trace the incident back far enough it will always be religion that is the center of all problems.

[@22kiki22]

This all makes me sad.

[@williamjordan5554]

You don't know about Iran's policies? Did you go to school? Good god.

[@determineddi2044]

People hate the USA but still we get record amounts of people who want to live here. Same for the UK. (I lived there, too). I don't pretend we're perfect but I'm not going to be an apologist, either. Heavy burdens come with being a "top country" and that includes dislike and envy.

[@ofallmyintention9496]

lol. okay. I'm an American, and I can't figure out if your disillusion is funny or sad. Where do you get the notion that 'record amounts of people want to live here?' Are all of the people you speak of from Mexico or Central America?

[@everypitchcounts4875]

I'm surprised Mexico, Cuba, France, Spain or parts of Africa aren't on the list.

[@dochubbell]

I was surprised to see the UK on the list. Most hated to me should be based on how a country has acted in the past, Oh say 75 years and what they are doing now. Not so surprised about the USA being on the list. I expected we'd be at the top. The Vietnam war was so political and wrong. The Korean war wasn't much better. I think both were more of a "policing action" in the politicos eyes. Vietnam was never officially declared a war. I will say, America financially helped rebuild European countries after WWII. It was supposed to be paid back and none of them, (except France), ever paid the USA back. Though we are not the only ones who do it, there are countless times we have jumped in to help when a country has gone through a disaster of some kind. Too bad we have been unfortunate enough to have leadership rift with corruption trying to flush US down the toilet. As was said, often it isn't the people who need to be hated. It's the governments that run things that do.

[@madelinelee4331]

I feel like the Korean war had a good outcome though. If you look at North Korea vs South Korea today. It makes me wonder if Vietnam couldn't have excelled as much as South Korea has if the U.S. hadn't lost. Same for some of the Middle Eastern countries. If the U.S. hadn't focused so much on oil and had truly helped the people I feel like we wouldn't be hated as much.

[@dochubbell]

@@madelinelee4331 Like Vietnam, the Korean engagement was not a war in the sense that the USA did not declare war on either country. The Korean conflict started in 1950 when N. Korea attacked S. Korea. S. Korea asked for our help in preventing N. Korea from over running them. So Vietnam was lost to the communist movement and S. Korea was saved from it. The U.S. committed to trying to conquer N. Korea after beating them back. We failed to succeed. The country is still divided after all this time. I don't particularly see that as a good outcome, particularly for N. Koreans, and S. Korea having to face the constant threat of good ol Rocket Man going loco on them. I guess the success of the Korean conflict is all a matter of your perspective.

[@louisejohnson6057]

I can't believe you questioned whether or not the Armenian genocide actually happened!

[@Nope991]

Like Kabir, I also never knew about it. So don't say that. Yes maybe it didn't happen who knows. The only true way of knowing whether something happened in History or not is by being alive when it happened.

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@Nope991 , I can say what I want, so long as I'm following KZbin's guidelines. I expressed disbelief not at his lack of knowledge, but his comment questioning the validity of this particular Crime Against Humanity. And your comment claiming that the only way of knowing if something actually happened, is to be alive when it happens, is ludicrous. So you're saying that 100 years from now, no one will know about those of us who are alive today? Just as you appear to believe that we are completely unaware of everything that happened before our birth. What about learning things from books, or online, or in documentaries. We don't live in a vacuum.

[@Nope991]

@@louisejohnson6057Calm down Jamal

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@Nope991 , I'm now getting the feeling that you're very young, and it's not appropriate for me to continue to converse with a child on line. Try to be safer in the future, please! It can be really dangerous for kids to interact with adults online.

[@jariemonah]

Kabir is just braver than me. The words "did the Armenian genocide happen" would never come out of my mouth, especially with the controversies about Turkey denying it.

[@NurseEmilie]

I don't think Americans hate the British for the American Revolution; I've never picked up on that sentiment. I don't hate the British but I think they are rude and stuck-up, and they don't seem to like Americans; maybe that's jealousy, but they think too much of themselves. Also I just cannot respect them for how they pay so much money to finance the monarchy. Accounts for the Sovereign Grant, which funds the Queen and her household’s official expenses, released in June of 2022 show the monarchy cost the taxpayer £102.4 million during 2021-22 - an increase of 17% from the previous financial year. And what does the monarch do? They too are rude and stuck-up and contribute very little of value to the British people. And the people hang onto them WHY?

[@profshad3429]

Dude we Americans are rude and think alot of ourselves to. We ain't so great.

[@suficer7827]

The Monarch pays a lot of that back in Tax's, they do a lot of charity work which brings in millions, and bring in a lot of money due to tourists, as well as the Monarch will only retire when she dies, average people retire at around 60, she's over 90 and STILL working. The USA president cost's way over £1 Billion a year with their Tax's.

[@uzaidgurjee4798]

Dude, you pay more for your president and the queen has a role, she doesn’t just sit there and do nothing

[@Nope991]

No they don't have to cover their face. That is false. For the Saudi Arabia one.

[@654aly]

Turkey Constantinople to instanbul... England is by far not the first to have slavery...

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Right, but other societies allowed for the offspring of slaves to be free and even hold a place in their father's (or mother's) family. Being a slave didn't strip people of all of their rights, nor did it mean that they couldn't marry a free person...until chattel slavery became widespread. Correct me if I am wrong.

[@blackpowder99]

What is negative about being a member of NATO?

[@ronb8500]

I caught that to and for that i am done with his videos and giving a down vote.

[@randykillman6475]

The US also has it's bad stuff in history too but I think the UK has learned and grown. I love the UK

[@Wellch]

Its bad stuff.

[@awelch31]

Really Kabir?? You didn’t see the UK coming? Really 😂😂?? I thought they might be number 1, well 2 (North Korea was pretty obvious). There’s quite a history there. Now is ok, but that really wasn’t that long ago and it was crazy bad stuff.

[@lisagood6805]

Do a Reaction to the new Elvis movie 🎬

[@PoorMan972]

7:35 Kabir, do you really think the UK being a member of NATO is a bad thing? smh

[@jorgjorgsen7528]

The thing is, the Germans have a terrible history also but they embrace it and changed for good, the US and UK still refuse to face their real past/history and change.

[@bigenglishmonkey]

Britain out of all the major players of the slave trade was the last in first out and not even in the top 3 biggest. and afterward Britain waged a 100 year war against slavery forcing over 60 different countries and kingdoms to end it costing tens of thousands of lives and putting Britain into dept that took 200 years to pay off. and if people actually look into India most of the problems tend to involve events outside of Britain's control that everyone seems to overlook. and the conflicts issue seems to come from peoples lack of knowledge on history ive even seen multiple people blame Britain for both world wars. you say refuse to face their real past/history and change, i say done more than anyone else to right its wrongs yet still gets singled out and beaten over the head with zero chance of redemption.

[@daleowen2606]

Israel and the Islamic countries go way back, Both Muslims and Jews claim Jerusalem on their holy land. I was also expecting the U.S to be #1

[@gidget8717]

Britain brought the slavery system to the world? 🙄 and that is why I take "the world according to Brigs" with a grain of salt. No slavery before the 16th Century...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BlueDebut]

To be fair the slave trade was started or at least spearheaded by the Portuguese if I'm not mistaken. British, French, Dutch and Spanish participated as well though.

[@jariemonah]

I remember the one video he did where he put a Florida town in his top ten list because he dated a "hot" chick from there once. Some of his videos are still interesting but I have to roll my eyes at some of the stuff he says.

[@gidget8717]

@@BlueDebut you are talking modern history. You are correct the Portuguese lead colonization in the 14th century which is the forefather of today's globalization. The problem with the modern educational system is reforcing this idea "colonization" is a modern European fault. Makes it easy to still "blame" a nation/a people today for something they had no control over. Globalization was/has been in the making since ancient times. Edit: the concept of slavery has been around since ancient times also.

[@BlueDebut]

@@gidget8717 yeah but everyone unfortunately sees slavery as a recent European affair even though there's been slaves for millennia

[@gidget8717]

@@BlueDebut easier to control the citizenry if you can aim their anger where you want it. 🤷‍♀️

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Isreal. Jews, Christians (Jesus of Nazareth died and ascended to heaven there), and Muslims (Muhammad ascended to heaven and spoke to Allah there) all believe that "Yahweh/God/Allah" says that the holy land belongs to them. The Jews (as a religion, the city itself is one of the oldest on the planet and was polytheistic prior to Judaism) were there first (around 3700 years). Christians had 11 crusades to try and take the place and Muslims have tried an equal number of times, and Muslims, like Christians also occupied Isreal off and on for centuries. So the beef between Jews and Christians began around 2000 years ago when the Jews crucified Jesus of Nazareth, and the beef between Jews and Muslims began around 600 years ago when Muhammad spoke to Allah there. And the fact that both Christians and Muslims keep trying to take the place from the Jews, and each other (for 600 years) is at the root of all the BS now.

[@kattcity]

US #2 Most hated yet #1 in most people wanting to move there.... sounds like ...jealousy

[@Wellch]

Blame it on Biiiiiiden.

[@bjcee1108]

God bless Israel. . They just want to live in peace

[@bonniejohnston2570]

It is not shocking to see the U.S. on this list. The U.S. is very fond of regime change. Especially if the country has resources.

[@Ner0x]

I'm surprised Germany isn't in this list, with what they done to a whole Europe, especially Poland during WW2

[@CavHDeu]

Was surprised at first too. I'm german and my grandfather had the Jewish religion affiliation and managed to stay alive in the KZ or Ghetto Theresienstadt (Terezín) so i know how dark the german past was but the thing is everyone here knows what happened. It's taught in School and i think every Child in Germany will see at least one location with that historic background. The way germany handles the topic is very clear, very direct and doesn't hide anything so we are always aware of this past and could develop from it. The reason we're not in the top 10 might be, that the way how we're handling our past and the development of our society got acknowledged. I really think this way could serve as a role model for some countries with unsolved historical problems.

[@donaldendean4188]

Iran held 40 Amiricans hostage for over a year in the late 70s and and early 80s that may be a good reason .

[@jamesmclaughlin3460]

Supplied France didn't make it.

[@williamjordan5554]

Unlike what the video says, the UK was hardly one of the first countries to introduce systemic slavery. Slavery is far older than the UK.

[@lydiaedwards8100]

I think he is talking about the system of chattel slavery. Chattel slavery denies the humanity of slaves and offers no avenues for ascension from the position of slave. Throughout history, slavery has existed; but children of slaves weren't necessarily automatically slaves. People could earn their freedom and change their station in life because even though someone was a slave due to a particular circumstance, they were understood to be human beings. The UK was the first country to codify the lack of human rights for African slaves and mixed race people of African descent. Correct me if I am wrong, please.

[@theprogressivecynic2407]

The origin of the Arab-Israeli conflict isn't really easy to TLDR, but here it is: The Middle East is filled with Muslim Arab states that overwhelmingly didn't want a Jewish state to exist due to religious biases and they used the Palestinians as pawns in a war against Israel. This largely failed, but it caused enormous misery for the Palestinians, whose leaders refuse to let the conflict end because their primary source of wealth is syphoning aid money. This creates a cycle of misery, where Palestinian terrorists attack Israel, which results in retaliation from the far more lethal Israeli military. ...and here is a longer explanation: The Arabs conquered the ancestral homeland of the Jews from the Byzantines, who had been occupying them since the Roman Empire. Tons of Jews were displaced throughout both occupations, causing them to be spread across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Centuries passed and the Arab Empire fell, leading the Ottomans to take over the land, and then the British took control of it after the Ottomans fell. The British gave about 30% of the Palestinian Mandate back to the Jews, with the rest creating Jordan and the Palestinian territories, but the surrounding Arab nations (not the Palestinians) decided to invade 12 hours after the creation of Israel, because they thought that they could exterminate the Jews and take all of the land. They failed and were repelled, but took the land that would have created a Palestinian state (Egypt took Gaza and Jordan took the West Bank). In 1967 there was another war (Israel vs Egypt, Jordan, and Syria), sparked by the Egyptians blockading Israeli ships from the Straits of Hormuz and lining up tanks on the border, that resulted in massive land losses for the Arab Coalition--Egypt lost the entire Sinai and Jordan lost the West Bank--which resulted in Israel gaining control over Gaza and the West Bank. This caused Israel to gain control over the Palestinian territories, but made negotiations difficult because there was no official government at the time. In 1973, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and a number of other supporting nations invaded Israel again, but were absolutely decimated, but this ironically led to several peace deals with Jordan and Egypt, which was given back the Sinai that they lost 6 years earlier. Unfortunately, throughout this entire situation, the Palestinians who weren't within the Israeli borders in 1948 (and thus became Israeli Arabs) got pretty badly screwed. They were forced into refugee camps by Jordan, Egypt, and Syria to sustain a causus belli against Israel from 1948-1967, and then have had a string of kleptocratic fascist leaders in the years since who refuse to make any peace deal and steal a huge percentage of the aid. They also fire thousands of rockets into Israel, which prompts missile strikes against launchers, which are typically placed in civilian areas. Fortunately, the actual death tolls aren't that high in comparison with other conflicts in the region (5,000 in the last 22 years, compared with 350,000 in Syria in the last 10 years), but the property damage these retaliatory strikes cause is huge. In 2005, Israel left Gaza completely, giving them full autonomy. They had an election that saw Hamas come into power, but this immediately led to a civil war where Hamas killed their political opposition in Fatah, and canceled all future elections. Then, they started firing missiles across the border, which led to retaliatory strikes and the imposition of a blockade on weapons and other materials that can be used militarily, which is in place today. Conversely, the West Bank is ruled by the PA, which, like Hamas in Gaza, was elected in 2005 but canceled all future elections. The PA and Hamas hate each other and refuse to cooperate on most things, so there isn't a unified Palestinian government--rather, they are two warring factions that would happily kill the other, separated geographically by Israel.

[@msp_isyourteacher6139]

I would think that France should be on the list because their reputation as being rude. Maybe if there were 20. Also, Nigeria is a very very dangerous place and they have a huge scamming reputation. I went on a date with one here on asylum who was beaten and left for dead because he didn’t want to go with the “tribe’s” ways and wanted to be Christian.

[@YetiUprising]

9:44 The land is holy to 3 different religions and they all want it. It's pathetic the lengths they go to appease fictional characters.

[@Nope991]

As an American I agree with America being 2nd. It is very well deserved.

[@knightu1642]

You make that sound like 330 million American citizens are the reason the world hates us. No the world always hates the US government, which is also stupid since it's the American people and the US government that sends billions of dollars in aid to countries in need after natural disasters. I don't believe America deserves the crap we get. But I certainly don't believe American citizenry deserves to be cast in that negative light. Why do you believe America's hatred is well deserved?

[@colinvannurden3090]

France.

[@csabalako1788]

Regarding the united states, i think the video skipped the most valid reasons to hate the country : mass murder of millions of civilians (1.2 million in Lybia alone, + iraq, afghanistan, serbia, venezuela) overthrowing governments that aren't subservient enough (2014 Ukraine comes to mind, as the russian response was annexing Crimea an starting Donesk's freedom fight, now escalating into a full on war that caused suffering to millions of people. Brought to you by the US of A.) stomping on basic human rights of its own populace (NSA anyone ? the "freedom" country first denying that it's watching it's populace for no reason You know, like China... Then after Snowden making it legal to watch anyone without any suspicion fo wrongdoing... ) And let's add the most corrupt political system on Earth that's treating its own citizens worse than north korea. Starvation in America starts to be bigger issue than in Africa. Mass homelessness, failing healthcare system, pushing its population into huge debt that they won't ever be able to escape, all while brainwashing said population to believe that they live in a free country. Chinese politicans only dream about the amount of opression, control and propaganda that the US does on a daily basis.

[@kevinsevcechreactions6360]

Germany or Russia has to be number 1