British Guy Reacts to The USA's Global Influence: What If The US Never Existed Part 2

[@traveleralden4867]

I'd say the US is more of Britain's unruly but highly successful child who supports them in their retirement.

[@projectc.j.j3310]

Lol yeah that’s a good comparison

[@Dropla]

i think thats how most of us see ourselves lol

[@owl-of-athena]

I always think of the US and Canada as 2 children of Britain. The US is the elder, rebellious child, and Canada is the dutiful one, but the US is secretly the favorite.

[@michaelmckey4946]

This.

[@Mephiam]

I always thought of it more as half siblings with a large age difference. Like they had the same father, but the US had a much later and younger mother from a second marriage.

[@Respecthebrotherhood]

“The USA might as well be our daddy.” -Luka

[@billpickard7848]

We don't want to be anybody's daddy just a good friend. Where are you from

[@johnwray393]

@@billpickard7848 judging by our actions since the 60's. I would say we're more the world strict father then good friends.

[@zack3031]

@@johnwray393 yes

[@cortster12]

@@johnwray393 Strict father who expects great things from his children, and will send you to time out if you bully others or blemish your image, basically.

[@jacklewis5452]

I'd say that the UK is the daddy and the USA is your oldest rebellious kid.

[@SeanShimamoto]

Leave it to King Luka to decree: “The US might as well be our daddy!” 🤣😂

[@josephquitta-carney8893]

Dude, when you said, “Bro, the US might as well just be our daddy!” That was one of the funniest, most genuine, statements of realization that has ever been recorded. I’m down here in Texas and have spent hours and hours watching you react to all this USA stuff. Been enjoying the hell out it! But that statement you just made, was the best. Keep it up bud! FYI there are a few great videos similar to these, that focus just on The Great State of Texas. I know you’d enjoy them and find them super interesting. Let me know if you want me to turn you on to them.

[@EricLovesthe80s]

LUKA is our new teacher I swear I learn more watching him than i did in school lol

[@johnwray393]

He's more a student himself. He's only 19 I believe. Most things talked about in these videos are already well known things if you're a student of history. I don't hate on someone not knowing though, love seeing people enjoying learning new things.

[@vorsutus753]

What state so I can make sure my kids don't grow up there? If Florida what county? Lol

[@capo328]

Learning with someone else who is an active and thoughtful learner makes it easier.

[@Miniman0241]

Im still in school. I have taken several AP US History classes. These two videos have covered so many gaps i didnt know i had in my education its not even funny. (American BTW)

[@vorsutus753]

@@Miniman0241 AP gave the American part away. What state? Edit: just curious because I took it as well in Florida and we get such a bad rep.

[@SWLinPHX]

There’s an excellent documentary that was made about 17 years ago about how the US has special forces that help all over the world in times of need. I believe it’s called “Team America: World Police“.

[@zacharybalck4391]

I've got five terrorists going Southeast on Bakalakadaka street.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

*Oh, my days* !!! I love this guy!! (especially when he rambles). I hope he has a great time when he finally gets here ... we're awaiting you with open arms!!

[@michaeltnk1135]

Some famous US inventions are: The lightbulb, the computer, the iPhone, the internet, the radio, the helicopter, the nuclear bomb, and KZbin

[@ghrndez]

lol

[@George_Washington_1776]

And the discovery of electricity.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

@@George_Washington_1776 if you're talking about Ben Franklin then all he did was show that lightning and electric sparks were the same thing. He didn't discover electricity.

[@michaeltnk1135]

@@George_Washington_1776 Depends on if you count Nikola Tesla as an American, so I just decided to leave it out

[@dantaerodgers2555]

Facebook , Instagram, Apple, google, starbucks, airplane, nuclear bomb, telephone, paper, radio, submarine, robotics, jeans, bubble gum, microsoft, coka cola, cotton candy, stainless steel, taser, email, cell phone, and many more

[@420blayz]

America might as well be our daddy... me (an American): Yeah... who’s your daddy lol

[@Jinreeso]

“You can trust that Americans will always do the right thing. It may take a bit but they always do.”

[@halfblood100]

You can trust American politicians, government, companies, and Generals to do what they think is the best for themselves or America.

[@falconhoward4032]

@@halfblood100 no just themselves

[@catherinecarr502]

And yet we still don't have universal healthcare for our own people.

[@falconhoward4032]

@@catherinecarr502 we shouldn't have universal healthcare. That's a fuck ton of money to pay in taxes for a system that's much slower and lower quality than we already have

[@catherinecarr502]

@@falconhoward4032 Who told you universal healthcare systems are lower-quality than our own? Or that they're more expensive? There is literally no data supporting either of those claims. Folks in countries with universal healthcare live longer than we do and have lower rates of death from preventable causes as well as lower infant mortality rates and lower rates of women dying in childbirth. They also pay less money per citizen for healthcare. And I mean TOTAL cost per citizen, taxes + out-of-pocket combined. You'd be saving more on your insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical bills than you'd be losing in taxes if we switched. Heck I was looking it up the other day and most countries with universal healthcare actually have lower tax rates for the vast majority of citizens than we do. In my income bracket I'd be paying less in Sweden or Norway than I'm paying in the U.S.. That's because in the U.S. we have to pay for all the advertising all the healthcare companies do since they're competing for our money. The pharmaceutical industry spent as much money on advertising as they did on research and development of new treatments last year, and all of that money came out of your prescription drug costs. Look up any of the stats I've just mentioned. You'll see that we're literally getting screwed constantly by for-profit healthcare providers delivering vastly inferior products for vastly inflated prices "because the free market is sacred."

[@TheSkinnyMechanic]

The Uk is like our parent, as we got older we felt the need to make sure they are taken care of ❤️

[@austinreed5805]

Europe has a lot to thank America for.

[@thegrimsbaby5085]

And vice versa

[@nikhilnagboth8425]

@@thegrimsbaby5085 Yes, the only reason America even exists is because of Europe. Thank you!

[@jacklewis5452]

@@nikhilnagboth8425 ---- You are correct. Without Europe, our Founding Fathers may not have had a reason to start a country where the common man has a voice versus the European model of royalty. It other words, Europe was used as a bad example back then.

[@nikhilnagboth8425]

@@jacklewis5452 And for those reasons, I said thank you. I'm American and my guess is that Kieran Versteeg is European. I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but it does seem like it.

[@Edwenthewolfxx]

Yep

[@sistermadrigalmorning233]

As an American I always think of Britain as our parent country-- we're the rebellious first born who left home as a teenager, but who is looking after our parent in their old age. 😂

[@supernautacus]

We have NEVER forgotten who 'Mum' is. Sure, we had a HELL of a row when it it was time for US to go our own way. And we didn't get along for a long year. But, we ARE family! And we learned from the rest of the English-speaking family on how to act better.

[@KarmasAB123]

Now, the French on the other hand...

[@supernautacus]

@@KarmasAB123 ...Are our oldest ally. But, it's been an up and down alliance.

[@KarmasAB123]

@@TheCannabisCode What you said XD

[@supernautacus]

@@TheCannabisCode ...Very, very true! ^_^

[@crusadingweeb5429]

Canada and USA are British children and now we must take care of the old man 😄🙂

[@PerthTowne]

Luka: Britain remaining "nuclear independent" means that Britain has its own nuclear weapons. It relies on the US, but still has its own nuclear weapons supply. Most countries do not have their own nuclear weapons.

[@ChrisGrahamkedzuel]

15:42 and now you know why we spend so much on our military. It is to protect these countries. Good example is Japan. We are literally obligated to come to Japan's aid if North Korea finally decides to mess with Japan. And in return we get their awesome cars.

[@SilvanaDil]

Heavy is the head that wears the crown. -- USA, the past century -- UK, the century before that

[@katiehalverson7506]

21st-To Be Decided (Probably US) 20th-US 19th-UK 18th-UK 17th-Spain 16th-Portugal 15th- no global powers (maybe Portugal)

[@Mephiam]

@@katiehalverson7506 Ottoman and Mongol before them. When "global" was still missing the Americas basically.

[@srice8959]

Just wanted to say Good For You Brother your channel is exploding, and it’s all because of your hard work, and your willingness to have an open mind. Whenever it comes to the good old US of A

[@NavySailor215]

"The US might as well be our daddy" - Lav Luka 2021 lmaoooo

[@killerlalu1]

Oooohhhhh.....I'd really LOVE a series of these, with versions about the UK, Germany, Russia, China, and more! I hope they're made... And then made available to you very soon! By the way, you're continuing to do an awesome job; Keep up the great work! I've been binging your videos for hours, again; you get me every time... 💚😆💜

[@artemis4eva]

Hiya, you should watch "accent expert gives a tour of u.s. accents by wired" tho part twos not out yet. 😄

[@johnhauptmanjr.6144]

Well there is a lot of speculation on the fact of would they win WWII without the U.S but can we just be happy with the fact that Nazi Germany didn't win I mean that is all that matters but hey still a good vid

[@iKvetch558]

That is a big one...even if you just look at oil. Out of a total of 7 billion barrels of oil used by the Allies between December of 1941 and September of 1945, 6 billion barrels of it came from the continental United States. If oil resources had not been well developed by the end of 1941, comparably to how the US actually did develop them, then the Allies chances of winning WOrld War II drop dramatically. ✌

[@susanmaggiora4800]

J Jr What if russia won & occupied Europe?

[@johnhauptmanjr.6144]

@@susanmaggiora4800 Well theory of mine involves Japan taking over many places and China wouldn't be like today and Russia would spread Communism everywhere and there could be something like that and Turkey might of been different

[@johnhauptmanjr.6144]

@@susanmaggiora4800 just some thoughts

[@maryjoygelizon4268]

No the US is the UKs son that grew up to be big and strong and is nowtaking care of his elderly parent UK and little brother canada and his friends the phillipines and other countries

[@MustacheDLuffy]

Wishful thinking

[@RCXDerp]

@@MustacheDLuffy Hey you better be thankful otherwise Japan would probably be slaying the Chinese instead of making anime lol

[@sarahvanbuskirk7432]

Funfact without the native American tribes over 65% of the worlds vegetables, spices, and herbs would have never been grown, harvested, or even developed. So the US was a huge world provider before it had even begun to become it's own country. The US is just that great!

[@Jame.Wingood]

Your reaction videos are great. Keep up the awesome job!!!

[@icycold9406]

The clak-kitty-clacking keyboard is very soothing for some reason...Luka please keep googling...I love it...❤️

[@johnwriterpoet1783]

Remember the U.S. is said to be the policeman of the world.

[@stephenflynn7600]

And not always by choice!

[@jamesisanoob7575]

@@stephenflynn7600 we get dragged along sometimes

[@SWLinPHX]

There’s an excellent documentary that was made about 17 years ago about how the US has special forces that help all over the world in times of need. I believe it’s called “Team America: World Police“.

[@KarmasAB123]

@@SWLinPHX I love that documentary; very accurate

[@matthewprescott8757]

The policeman that ruined millions of lives. America must be the most corrupt "policeman" in history.

[@halicarnassus834]

5:20 "The U.S ought as well be our daddy, well that's kinda mad". Yeah, it would literally be like if your Child became your Legal Guardian, however it happens a lot when Parents get old though.

[@haleyl.248]

the relationship between Britian and America is like brothers- constantly picking on one another but nevertheless having a blast doing so.

[@matta5498]

The vid says, Who would protect Japan from Korea and China. My question would be. who would stop Japan in WW2?

[@irishpanic]

I'm wondering what happened to nazi Germany? The video said it was a stalemate leaning towards Germany then never mentions Germany again. Instead talking about Soviet Russia but how does Soviet Russia rise to power if Germany has a lot of Russia resources. Video kinda didn't make sense

[@jimmymuffin5058]

I want him to react to what each state invented or something like that i think it would be interesting seeing this.

[@OakleeF3]

I swear you have an awesome channel

[@beldarana3108]

EPIC RAP BATTLES of HISTORY!!!! Pick any one of them and your mind will be blown away!! So so good 😊

[@daciajcksn]

Oh yeah I think he'd get a kick out of those

[@funnybunny2445]

Not USA:Boo USA USA: I control you and can crumble you

[@zerbyjay777]

Another great video you don't disappoint!!

[@zualapips1638]

I miss B1M reactions. Also, not a lot of people are doing space reactions, so how about SpaceX Starship reactions? It's unique. I'd recommend: - The Everyday Astronaut - Marcus House - The Angry Astronaut - Scott Manley I'd love to see your react to their videos!

[@dragontamer7371]

During the 1840's in America, a poltican named Ignatius Donnelly once said: "Nothing less than a continent can suffice as the basis and foundation for that nation in whose destiny is involved in the destiny of mankind." It stuck out to me when I first heard in in my history class because of how true the quote is when looking back at American history and seeing what America has done for and to the world.

[@EricLovesthe80s]

luka you are a good guy wish you could come to America to see the sites

[@Charsept]

A lot of America helping other countries is just the US acting in it's own self interest. Still, ultimately good was done. But that also explains the bad.

[@gt5228z]

The USA is statistically the most generous country in the world. This according to the world giving index. Basically more charity money per capita leaves the usa than any other country.

[@iceblaze3043]

@@gt5228z honestly I wish America was a little more greedy. Not that I don't like giving away money but we need to focus in our own problems for a little bit.

[@gt5228z]

@@iceblaze3043 agreed. Or at least with that others would match what the USA does.

[@ivancoronado4487]

Day 29 of asking Luka to watch “The Medic Who Fought a War Without a Weapon” by Simple history

[@iceblaze3043]

Sounds good to me

[@katiehalverson7506]

Yes yes yes!!! Please Luka!!

[@zacharybalck4391]

That's right. The battle of hacksaw ridge was wild, and that boy was something special.

[@rohanfortunati5188]

Hey @LavLuca you should watch this

[@smylyface]

As someone who grew up during the cold war and remembers the horrors of communist regimes like the PRC and the USSR it makes me sick when I think about how many young Americans think communism would be better for us than capitalism. What many don't realize is that after the cold war China's economy grew very quickly. They provided American companies with cheap (slave) labor and they all got rich. The Chinese began investing in American businesses and over the past 25 years they have managed to gain the majority control of many companies, specifically targeting American media and entertainment companies. They have been flooding the airwaves with anti-American propaganda for over twenty years. It's so bad now that many young Americans believe that the United States is the worst country in the world. It's very nice to hear something good about America for a change. Thank you.

[@Roadrunner99942]

you are right. Every generation does have a deal of their time. I grew up in LA but what helps it have so many things that are world changing. This is just my point of view from my life. I am 47 and Marine Corps infantryman vet with now a computer programming background, put more effort into engineering and hardware.. And stuck as a Single Dad ( the stuck part is a joke its the best thing in the world) I give a little so you understand where my point of view comes from. 1# location, LAX and San Pedro, Long beach and Even San Diego. Also Big part is diversity. So many cultures and ideas from not just the USA there. Around the world actually. Kind of a hub for out technology advances. Silicon Valley and some of the greatest start ups in history. IBM, Gateway, Dell, Intel, AMD, and of course Windows. I think back to the 80s and 91 in LA before I left for a few months. Came back and stayed until 93 then left for Kentucky and joined the Marine Corps. Music industry and movies etc. Right? But Again I can not say this enough, so many different nations and ethnic backgrounds. It opened up the flood gates. Internet was military prior to anyone having, ARPNET then IBM did WiFi for merchant servicing. Better known for IEEE but whose going to buy that so hens WiFi... wireless fidelity etc. Play on words for high fidelity. once that shit broke free to the market it was anyone's game, luck and some just being smart. I digress and I am awful at grammar and senescence placement etc. wasn't trying to go nuts here just got excited about the stuff.

[@tinajezek5141]

God Bless America

[@johnhauptmanjr.6144]

I pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America to the Republic for which it stands One Nation Under God Indivisible and Liberty and Justice for all

[@tinajezek5141]

@@johnhauptmanjr.6144 AMEN

[@ronbruce6923]

Did you clean your room Son? Chop Chop!! Or no Big Mac for you!!

[@shirlguidry5518]

Actually Great Britain is our Mother. :-) “The Motherland”

[@ibetheigbo1193]

Maybe for White people.

[@shawnwilkerson3]

@@ibetheigbo1193 nah im general cuase they owned the original 13 colonies that were America

[@ibetheigbo1193]

@@shawnwilkerson3 "Owned"? So, what does that have to do with the Native people?

[@sluggo206]

The Internet started as a US military research project, to make a communication system that would still work even if some nodes were destroyed in a nuclear war. It connected military sites, research universities, a few big tech companies, and NGOs. In the 80s the government withdrew, and private telecommunication companies replaced the network infrastructure and allowed commercial use. Before the Internet became big in the 90s, the US had several private information services, all incompatible with each other (CompuServe, GEnie, AOL, etc). Without that government project, it might be still like that.

[@TeenageWasteland2112]

Bro, say your name in your intro. I have watched dozens of your videos and just now had a moment when I didn't even know your name, even though I know you, your face, and how you think. I think that you are throwing away valuable recognition, I mean, how many people really look at the channel name? Best of luck from the USA, bro.

[@clonexx]

We are not the UKs daddy, the UK is definitely our parent who we emancipated ourselves from, grew up strong and then wanted to take care of our parent. The US isn’t perfect, there’s been some heinous shit the US has done, which ill note that almost none of it was with the citizens knowledge or permission. What happened in Iran for instance likely would have had citizens pissed off and saying no, don’t mess with a democratically elected president. Our government on the other hand, seems to love to stick their fingers in a whole lot of pies. Regardless, I still feel the US has done more good than harm despite the stumbles and wrongdoings. I know the citizens want this country to be better and to do better, it’s just so difficult now with the power and influence money and corporations have on our representatives. We need money out of politics and lobbying to be made illegal again.

[@shopnil4]

I think it's ironic that Japan tried to stay isolationist, then the US came in and made them trade. But then during WW1 and WW2, the US initially wanted to be isolationist themselves. lol

[@cheatstir7980]

Yes your thinking of the microprocessor made in California but the transistor was made before that, made in New Jersey I believe

[@brujx4u799]

Will you react to SoFi stadium in LA being built? You may need a few videos because of the unique roof, but I’d be interested in your reaction

[@evenflowsteven]

There are some books you might be interested in reading that tell a story of what might’ve happened had Germany won World War II. You may be aware of them already, but two of my favorites are “The Man in the High Castle” by Philip K. Dick, and “Fatherland” by Robert Harris.

[@Trifler500]

Also lookup the Berlin Airlift if you're not familiar. The USSR shut off all food to Berlin as revenge for what Hitler did. To keep the people from starving to death, the US flew in food, flying over USSR troops with every flight.

[@malib02]

I love how he said Daddy ....hhahahahaha

[@redheadgeek9225]

This might already be in the comments, but thought I would add it just in case. What eventually became the Internet started out as DARPA-net, a Department of Defense government funded research and development project run at first by 4 U.S. universities. The DoD pours a lot of funds into a lot of college and university projects, in addition to giving out huge contracts to private companies. Sometimes they lead nowhere, and sometimes they hit paydirt. DARPA-net eventually became ARPA-net, which eventually became the Internet, which includes things like e-mail and VOIP., not just web sites. Another big thing to come out of U.S. government military spending is GPS. At first, GPS and its satellites was just for the military. But eventually GPS became a product for everyday consumers, and why you can get turn by turn directions to anywhere on your phone. One of the reasons that the DoD can fund such massive long term projects is because of the size and stability of the nation. The DoD can project not only years, but decades into the future to see what taxes the government will most likely collect and spending that will be needed. If you have a huge pile of money that you know is going to be there for the next 30 to 50 years, you can invest in really HUGE projects. Some of the projects that the DoD has been funding over the last decade or so that will most likely see a transition to consumers sooner than later are things like quantum computing and "invisibility cloaks", which are materials placed around objects to help them "disappear" from plain sight. Optics, lasers, batteries.....all that stuff is being researched at U.S. universities that receive money from and work with the DoD, NASA, etc, all across the whole country. Colleges and universities need money, and the military and government needs bright minds.

[@g-ma_of_8]

Look up The American Industrial Revolution. America's creative growth spurt started there. And hopefully you can find a video that brings the story (and examples) from there forward to Silicon Valley and the Digital Age, etc. Only fair to mention that a lot of inventions, such as the airplane and the submarine, were being developed at the same time in other countries, so it was like a competition to see who would succeed first. Some competitors got sneaky and underhanded about it too, such as Thomas Edison vs Nicolai Tesla.

[@ltellsch3318]

FYI-- the German's developed the V-2 missle which devastated Britain and were close to developing the S-bomb.

[@aerysgaming894]

The U.S. is like the little brother that grew up to be bigger than the older brother. Edit: The part about nuclear independence means that the U.K. and France make their own nukes. While smaller countries don't need to build nukes since the U.S. nukes already protect them.

[@bigd2664]

I mentioned a few of the US contributions that would never have come to fruition on the Part 1 comments section. But I would also like to mention that, ironically, these things would probably not have been created without the USSR and The Cold War. No space race. No need for a routing computer network for communications during a nuclear attack, ARPANET, that became The Internet. Necessity is the mother of invention, and we needed a lot of things to be invented to keep up with the Soviets.

[@annamartin3148]

Read "The Two George's" by Harry Turtledove. It's an alternative history novel that imagines the US if we had never won the Revolutionary war.

[@ThatColtGuy]

No Britain is our parent and we’re the kid that grew up and now takes care of its parent🤷🏼‍♂️😂👍🏼

[@tanyawalters8775]

I grew up during the cold war so I really haven't looked around to see until recently, that the US is a super power. I also remember some of this with cuba and we were like saving the day again !

[@tanyawalters8775]

I am glad our country tries to help

[@majindomttv3903]

I always seen the uk as America’s dad. America became teenagers and told dad to get lost. And even if we had problems with our dad, nobody messes with family.

[@CutieZalbu]

This sounds weird

[@aneophyte1199]

This part started with North Korea taking control of the Korean Peninsula like was mentioned in part 1. I don't think this would have happened because the entire Korean peninsula would have still been under control of Japan from WWII. The majority of China and major parts of Indonesian area would also be under Japanese control.

[@richy4144]

All hail lord luka 📈

[@opalanuitchoutte3038]

You'd have no peanut butter for your Reese's cups!

[@benedettam7359]

i watched you from italy at 01:09 A.M hahahhahah

[@peterrenevitz3059]

The Internet began its existence as a project of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is a research and development agency of the United States Department of Defense responsible for the development of emerging technologies for use by the military. It enabled defense related researchers to share information across a secure connection.

[@notliving7456]

Folk was in many different countries but blues is American thus influencing all those bands including the Beatles without the U.S. these bands would not have made millions. We basically adopted them and loved them, just look at their record sales in the U.S. they’re astronomical.

[@mrdankie3953]

If I remember right we were the only ones left working on implosion, everyone else deemed it impossible. If we never discovered that it was possible and how to make it happen there would be no nuclear bombs.

[@EricLovesthe80s]

Northeastern United States blizzard of 1978 react to that it was crazy The storm killed approximately 100 people in the Northeast and injured around 4,500. It also caused over $520 million in damage.

[@captainbryce1]

So, the US, UK, France, China, and Russia are the 5 countries which are signatories of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and allowed to posses nuclear weapons. Other signatories of that treaty, which includes allies of all of those nations are no banned from nuclear weapons development or testing. This is designed to ensure world safety and control the number of nuclear arms in the world. But the only reason allied nations agree to this is under the understanding that the United States will protect it's allies from a nuclear attack by via a nuclear response. This is called the Nuclear Umbrella, and it's a very convenient arraignment for the non-nuclear allied states. This is the reason why countries like South Korea, Japan, Germany, and Italy do not develop nuclear weapons. They don't have to waste their resources or contribute to nuclear proliferation with the US protecting them.

[@kirbanugaming]

This dude has more ads on his videos than a 30 minute show in the early 2000s had commercials

[@doncarlton4858]

The videos nuclear independence means the UK and France have their own independent stategic nuclear strike force with bombers, missiles and ballistic missile submarines.

[@_DavyGravy]

Request: The troubles by feature history :)

[@Richard-zm6pt]

Someone would have come up with the inventions you mention. In some cases, important inventions were developed in different places at the same time.

[@ChemicalCrash]

Anyone else curious what Luka would look like if he let his beard grow out?

[@bean_755]

I wanna know what country would’ve made airplanes

[@johnwray393]

Probably Germany.

[@joshgonzalez3595]

I’m an American guessing here, I would also say Germany & China.

[@johnwray393]

@@joshgonzalez3595 China is known for taking others inventions. Given Germany's history of engineering, I think they're definitely the obvious answer. It was German scientist that created the first jet engines for planes and of course the first jet propelled rockets like the V2.

[@joshgonzalez3595]

@@johnwray393 Oh yes I forgot that part, Thank you for the reminder!!

[@johnwray393]

@@joshgonzalez3595 No problem. :)

[@pamelahomeyer748]

There are many large Charities that run out of the United States where they send Aid and doctors and nurses all over the world for free

[@angeleyesgreen1586]

And engineers. I have family that go across the world with engineers without borders to build water systems, to bring clean water to places that wouldn't have it otherwise. The most recent was in South America, but yeah. No vacations, just unpaid good works.

[@pamelahomeyer748]

Silicon Valley is in Palo Alto California

[@notliving7456]

If your going music folk and blues are basically the roots of all music, just ask the English(Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Cream, Black Sabbath, you get it.

[@obe22099]

All the inventions we have would have been invented either way sooner or later. The jet engine was being developed independently by 3 different groups of engineers that aren't copycats but genuine unique designs. The same applies to the everything. The first door would have been invented either way. The difference would be nuanced, if the US didn't dominate in the progression of the internet and tech, google wouldn't exist as it is, KZbin and all the celebrities, icons wouldn't be either. It would be different even if the technology, companies etc was very similar.

[@thetwilightgamer]

The place in California you’re thinking about where all the tech giants are is Silicon Valley

[@B3FMandCProductions]

You're welcome, Luka

[@thesauce5824]

Can you do one about Alexander The Great and his conquest?

[@AidanC850]

The UK and the US is the equivalent of Sam and Nathan Drake from Uncharted.

[@sharonspears-cromer9230]

England is our ancestor's mother land. That's why we help the country.

[@southernlanie]

A lot of people around the world feel that the US needs to stop being the "daddy" so to speak or as we call it, big brother. There's a debate about how often we need to get involved with foreign affairs and when to just let others fight it out. Some think it's unethical we get involved ever, but there are some times we have been criticized for not being involved.

[@mellomagnum7120]

You should react to U.S. Senator John McCain's famous vote regarding a bill to repeal a Healthcare program

[@therealclart]

I’d also like to state that if the USA had never existed, we would have never landed on the Moon. There would have never been a “Space race”, therefor the Soviet Union would have no political or economic reason to achieve this goal. Now despite the uncanny significance of this event on its own, many people don’t truly understand the major effects this even had on the world. If we had never decided to land Humans on the Moon, our computer technologies would be at least 30 years behind where it is now. Yes, computers were developed before the Space Age, but they didn’t start truly improving and grow in relevancy until then. Space travel is an extreme feat of engineering, and the math behind landing a Human on the Moon is almost incomprehensible. So in order to achieve the goal, we had to build devices that could do calculations 100,000x faster than we could. So, we did. One of the very first Solid State computers, was the Saturn V’s flight computer (which is the absolute mammoth of a rocket that took the Apollo Astronauts to the moon). With the Moon landings came increased computer advancements. Which meant the development of personal home computers, game consoles, DVRs, personal mobile devices, modern day gaming computers, the internet, advanced medical technology, and etc.. So much of today’s world relays on these devices to communicate and even survive. And if the US had not existed, the Moon landings would not have happened, resulting in much slower computer advancements. We would be at least 30 years behind, meaning that the internet would still only be a concept, on a piece of paper.

[@jock244u1]

Who's your daddy?! LoL

[@TBChaea]

Luka should react to Hitory Bomb videos like ww2 or ww1.

[@SpinningToWin]

Being the brother, no the daddy, then the brother. Is this a video on Alabama?

[@manwithtwoeyes6911]

You should react to "Hail Storm Freaks of Nature & largest hail stone ever recorded recreation" by Pecos Hank, I just watched it its pretty cool

[@mlee-w664]

You should do a reaction to Accent expert gives a tour of US accents from Wired

[@celticlord88]

Internet was developed by the military and later the world wide web was created in the 80s and used by the general public

[@whispersinthedark88]

They showed Germany taking most of western continental Europe after WW2 but then forget all about it and act like all those countries are back to being capitalist democracies like they are now +nukes. They also somehow have Israel existing which wouldn't have happened if the Axis won. Countries like Romania, Spain, Italy, and Japan were either part of the Axis or believed in some form of 3rd position political theory. Not to mention rulers like Gaddafi and a few others in the Middle East and Africa were also ideologically aligned with 3rd position , so it seems like they are vastly underestimating how big Germany's influence would have been, as well as Italy's. The Axis hated communism and would have been fighting against the USSR, and China , so they would have faced a lot a opposition.

[@Trifler500]

If the UK didn't exist then part of that video would have to link to this video. :)

[@troycarlson9313]

Politics and lobbyists really scum up the clarity of applicability for new technology. It sucks :(