Neon General Evangelection 20.19: Brexit Does (Not) Mean Brexit.

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Prof. David Graeber: / 1201950245804027904
IPPR Report: www.ippr.org/f...
Jewish Labour Movement Submission: www.scribd.com...
Labour Costing: labour.org.uk/...
Labour Manifesto: labour.org.uk/...
Interview with Michael: docs.google.co...
Colin Millar's thread: / 1201581431371247616
Shaun on Privatisation: • How Privatisation Fail...
Brian Toon on Nuclear War: • I've studied nuclear w...
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[@shoogles_]

So it's looking very likely that the Conservatives are going to win, but that hasn't changed my stance: more Pokémon soon.

[@eddieguy2178]

I really appreciate the change in pace to be honest. I will also be voting Labour on Thursday lets hope we can actually change things!

[@djdievjfkfjwhks]

16 hour analysis of pokemon plat ? maybe b/w?

[@alexahardaway7093]

Can you upload more Sonic content please? I would love to hear your input on Sonic forces and the recent portrayal of characters in it like Amy Rose compared to how you think they should be portrayed. I found your analysis on Sonic to be very insightful.

[@Wobling]

OMG Yes! I just finished watching the Omega Ruby one for the second time!

[@garlicxlr]

Sun/Moon or Sword/Shield?

[@austinsetser6081]

Wow, sword and shield is a lot different than I remembered it

[@alanbareiro6806]

This ain't Pokémon, this is clearly the Untitled Goose Game.

[@aydencw]

Ah, is this a dissection regarding the Pokemon sword and shield plot? I didn't know the plot was so complicated with this Dexit narrative. Nice Shay!

[@Fisklingur]

Watched this video with my dad, he really liked it. Then he was like "find me more videos this guy has made" and I uhhhhhh

[@shoogles_]

I'm cry laughing, that's amazing

[@Fisklingur]

@@shoogles_ he thought you were very smart and he was very impressed with your commentary. We're immigrants to the UK from a few years ago and I was trying to help him understand better what's going on with the election, your video was very helpful, thank you.

[@evanever]

"How about the story of a young man saving the planet from sinister forces each aiming to change the world in ways that would ultimately lead to it's destruction?"

[@WhoElseButZane]

I dont know, wallace and gromit is pretty entertaining

[@gota7738]

Wallace and Gromit leaves me feeling warm and happy. British Politics does not make me feel that.

[@cadencenavigator958]

That's because Wallace and Gromit doesn't kill people.

[@thelemonadestandman]

Seeing you pull out a Yugioh card from the inside of your suit is probably the most Yugioh thing I've ever since in real life. What you should've done for an outro was pull out your entire deck and challenge Boris Johnson to a duel, winner becomes Prime Minister.

[@plebisMaximus]

A third impact would be preferable at this point.

[@lemontop881]

This is the Sword and Shield review I didn't know I wanted.

[@askewman37]

Being from the US and hearing our health care system as a worse case scenario and I’m thinking... Yeah, that’s pretty accurate

[@KanjoosLahookvinhaakvinhookvin]

You have such a shallow imagination you couldn't imagine how bad things could get if you spent ten thousand years tormented in hell

[@collette3428]

As a mid level NHS worker I can assure you the biggest problem in the NHS is bloated contracts, and arbitrary management tiers. Everything else stems from this. Cut the fat and rebuild the NHS, more money isn't the solution.

[@KotoCrash]

Why is it the responsibility of individuals to fix the climate change issue when the issue is overwhelmingly caused by big companies?

[@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502]

Cause the big companies want to shift the blame away from themselves so that they don't have to loose profits.

[@KotoCrash]

@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 *lose

[@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502]

@@KotoCrash cheers

[@Scroteydada]

Big companies provide for the wants of individuals who incentivise them

[@NawidN]

@@Scroteydada A.k.a. the wealthy, because those provide the most "incentive".

[@hugmynutus]

Just an American swinging to say, "Please don't privatize your healthcare. You really can't even imagine how bad it'll be."

[@Lazypackmule]

Their system is already collapsing, a functional one literally cannot be worse

[@Scroteydada]

What happened to Shesez nearly made me throw up.

[@MegaDeathRay10]

Lazypackmule thats what happens in health tourism

[@kristienwhitneyjohns2215]

Labour could not win. Brexit was the hot topic issue in this election. Leave or remain. The conservatives had been smart enough to commit to a stance (leave). While labour merely promised another referendum. This means that, the conservatives would pick up seats in places like northfield, wolverhampton (strong labour constituencies) and many more constituencies that wanted to leave. The amount of labour constituencies that flipped is truly astounding. Labour not committing meant it would be impossible for them to gain any seats at all. How could you vote for them? Brexit is the big debate and they wont even pick a side. It was a disgusting display from labour and really shows how out of touch their party had become. Ps, this was in an article I read post election. This particular analysis was not something I considered during the election

[@collette3428]

Labour lost because they've systematically alienated their base. Like it or not, their base is the family man in the north looking after his family, working his job in, and enjoying his time with his mates. Labour have been pushing for more immigration and their rights since the 90s, this base might not vote tory (although it seems like plenty did) but voted for the "send a message to Labour party" in the Brexit party. In all honesty, Labour screwed Labour. Corbyn is just the result of New Labour policies turned up to 11, if Labour want to pull back their base, they need to remember what they used to stand for.

[@jaysmith2994]

Very well put together video. I already knew Johnson was an utter fanny, but was unsure as to who to vote. After scrutinizing the Labour manifesto and watching this I know where my vote is going, despite not being a huge fan of Corbyn and the fact the last stretch of Labour government was a bit of a disaster.

[@SuperWisemon]

Thank you for your best video at a very important time to release it. We need videos like this, and we need to try our best to make something of this insane situation that Britain has been in for so long now. In the absence of any more Charlie Brooker Wipes, I'm also really appreciative of the comedic energy that you put through the video as well - it's the best way to get this kind of content where it needs to be to actually make a decent change in the way Britain has been for far too long now.

[@VideoGameAnimationStudy]

Here, have some algorithm! Great video, thanks for taking the time to produce it!

[@GaahrmTheGraet]

Interesting video, ShayMay. As an American I admit I have no idea how UK politics work and have never needed to follow UK politics. but with every passing day my Twitter feed gets more and more tweets and memes and images about things happening in the UK that I don’t really understand. And it’s made me go to Wikipedia a couple of times to learn how UK government works. So it’s really nice to have a video like this that compiles everything I should know about what’s happening in the UK. What the parties are, who the figureheads are, and how the people of the UK are being affected. Now I wish that someone would make a similar video for the US since there’s so much information both true and false floating around about what happens over here, and it would be nice if someone compiled everything we need to know about what’s happening in the US and presented it without being obnoxiously left or right, similar to how you did it here.

[@D3f3ns3l3ss]

About the private railway company. We have the same thing here in germany and its the worst. The service is piss poor, trains being late is the norm and the prices are so rediculous

[@NawidN]

The same is true for the Netherlands, except they use the fewest trains to transport the most people (makes me wonder why they put seats in trains at all). I can't help but repeat *How the fuck do they keep getting away with this?*

[@caloom3393]

This is why we need Mussolini to come back and rework everyone’s trains

[@lusciouslocks8790]

@@caloom3393 time to resurrect Mussolini just to employ him as the reigning authority in matters of transportation

[@lncerante]

Ok, I came here from Hbomberguy, you got me at the Neon Genesis Evangelion intro, subscribed.

[@rida81]

@ He did? Can you provide details? I always thought of him as s pretentious know-it-all who doesn't fact check enough, but his videos are entertaining enough.

[@paperbackwriter1111]

@@rida81 Unless this is about something else, there was that time when a trans man working for him was harassed by another person working for him - they were all kind of friends. When the dude that was harassed came to Hbomb, he questioned him in a way that amounts to gaslighting and didn't believe him at first. He apologized for that later, but it's pretty shitty behaviour.

[@paperbackwriter1111]

@@rida81 Unless this is about something else, there was that time when a trans man working for him was harassed by another person working for him - they were all kind of friends. When the dude that was harassed came to Hbomb, he questioned him in a way that amounts to gaslighting and didn't believe him at first. He apologized for that later, but it's pretty shitty behaviour.

[@0Enigmatic0]

@@rida81 He was actually the first youtuber that I saw actually site academic research in his videos, at the time it was a revelation to me. I can totally see people being more into his gaming stuff tho. Glad to see you asking for citations by the way. :)

[@alanbareiro6806]

On the other hand, he did one of the biggest charity works that benefit trans people. What he did was pretty shitty, but let's also keep the good as well.

[@f.o.8547]

45:07 Kipper Queen got me😂

[@Harrinsain]

Kira's theme was perfectly used Shay. In fact the music overall was expertly chosen in this video

[@eliseallen5024]

Love the Yoshikage Kira theme play when Boris comes on the screen

[@StuartGipp]

Doh ho I don't recognise THIS pokemon (propellor on hat spins, as does bow tie)

[@rainythemagician8830]

Man, I'm not even into politics and I don't live in the UK or anywhere near it, but yet I really enjoyed watching this, it's really informative and entertaining, like all of your videos. My problem with politics is more the surrounding than anything, basically, it's hard to get involved with political subject without being stressed out, as not only is it pretty divided and complicated, but there are too many "they said this, they said that" type of stuff, with that I mean, people focusing on putting words on each others' mouths, or attempting to make their side less bad by saying why the other one is worse or resorting to meaningless insults, and that's when it's just not outright a war zone. There's so much complication with just getting proper information without getting the handpicked and overblown part of it. And the general toxicity of a lot of people when discussing that doesn't help either. Regardless, while you obviously focused on why you think one is best over another, I do get a sense of logic behind all of this, you actually made arguments showcasing the negative sides of both of them, and chose the one that has less negative potential. It's pretty refreshing, as some of discussions I've seen resort to borderline panic-inducing methods to get you to their side. (Which is something bigger media outlets tend to do a lot, but even then it spreads to general public because of their reach, and it quickly becomes that hell hole of misinformation and toxicity which I mentioned before). This video made me understand fairly well what's going on, and while I have literally nothing that I can do to affect the outcome of the situation, I at least have gained some information. Thanks, Shay!

[@johnpaulcross424]

Great video, loving the variety of this piece, keep it up!

[@ScottArcMusic]

ShayMay pivotting your content to become the new hbomberguy? I can get behind that ;) Neon Genesis intro parodies are always hilarious.

[@TheKittenCrusader]

WAIT THIS WAS THE RIDLEY GUY?

[@Damiensissues]

An hour long video essay explaining why Jeremy Corbyn's Labour is the way to go presented in a fair & balanced way and narrated in an awesome Scottish accent with regular rolling "r's"? This is so up my alley that you've unlocked my back gate, come through my garden and are practically in bed with me. This is the first time I've come across your channel, and I love the video! You made a thorough, convincing & excellent case for Labour. I was already firmly committed to voting for Labour tomorrow, but I imagine that if I was on the fence then this could push me towards the light. Not gonna lie, I was a little disappointed to find that your other content seems to be exclusively about gaming, but I subscribed anyway - do you plan on doing more political content like this or was this just a one-off?

[@NintendoBase]

You're the only person on KZbin that I can listen to for hours on end and not get bored.

[@Sleepless_Sam]

*gasp* Not even Noah?

[@alchemicpunk1509]

3 Minutes in and I already know that it was a good decision to interrupt my time off YT for this.

[@Shenaldrac]

So, as to the giving orders to nuclear submarines... Now take this with a grain of salt, I'm an American and my understanding might be flawed. But as I understand it, the PM at the start of their term writes sealed orders for the commanders of nuclear submarines, to be opened and read only in the event of a nuclear attack on the UK itself. These orders can be anything, they can be as detailed or as vague as the PM likes, and they don't have to be to engage in offensive operations. The orders *could* be a list of target cities in the most likely aggressor's territory, but it could also be to await further orders, or to put itself under the control of an allied power, or it could even be to simply sail to a friendly allied port, disembark the crew, and scuttle the sub. So the idea that the guy wouldn't write any orders period does seem strange to me, given my (again, possibly incorrect) understanding. I don't think it necessarily means the man is incompetent, he might have good reason for it, but without knowing that it seems odd that he wouldn't write the orders.

[@phantomango7563]

perhaps I could get that NGE opening as a separate video? pls Shay, its art

[@Jakr096]

Wish I had seen this sooner, really good video. I had a lot of thoughts and feelings about certain issues - notably on the ongoing democracy issue of the referendum - and you managed to articulate an argument I didn’t have the words for, thank you. Also, bonus that you make Pokemon videos

[@Boulder7685]

10/10 would watch again

[@Brynbo]

glad to see Limmy made an appearance

[@CasperDar]

oh man I love it when my funny game reviewers start talking about politics /s

[@MegaDeathRay10]

As long as we can have both it’s fine

[@yesthisispatrik9292]

Hi, great video! Just as a small constructive feed back I think you would do better if you could get that camera higher up. Having the camera looking at you at an even level is a bit nicer than having the camera looking up at you. But as I said that's not a major thing just a small thing I think you could do to make the video even better as it was really good as it is.

[@cjcanton9121]

7:28 there's a weird inserted frame, it's just him making a weird body position

[@shoogles_]

Man, that isn't there in the Premiere file and I exported this video 3 times trying to fix it. I have no idea, hahaha!

[@TheTyrori]

American here: ask them how they feel about the quality of their newly privatized healthcare when their insulin costs their entire paycheck. They might start looking back on the NHS with rose-tinted glasses after that.

[@quibiburgers2481]

I didnt know you had a mimikyu plushie We stan

[@basedchimera5859]

Showed this to my nan after the Ridley video

[@Elcrisso1]

EDIT: Instead of using your influence to try and get across a message about a specific party, it would be so much more beneficial to get across the message to vote for policies: voteforpolicies.org.uk Please check that link out if you still haven’t voted - you get to choose the policies that are important to you based on topics and then anonymously decide which ones you agree with. It then generates a pie chart and reveals the parties you’re most aligned with. Unbiased, anonymous and unique to you. I was a bit apprehensive to watch a political video from you as I didn’t want you to jump the shark, but this was interesting at the very least and I appreciate the video as it did broaden my perspective on some issues. No matter who people vote for, there are broad issues across all parties that make it almost impossible to be absolutely certain that the party you’re inclined to vote for will make a positive difference. Social media and the internet is plagued with a nauseating concoction of lies, bias and fear-mongering supported by people trying to shout as loud as possible to be heard above all the others. Most of the time, the articles and posts that garner the most mainstream attention are focussed on schoolyard comments, “digging up dirt” on party members like they’re celebrities and, what’s worse, the general stupidity of the majority of the populous. That last point is the most important point I believe. As unpatriotic as it sounds, the majority of the people eligible to vote are stubborn, unwilling to change their perspective and choose to focus on all of the least important factors with regards to politics. This point when combined with the outdated historical party system that has lasted decades upon decades, makes both the Conservative Party and the Labour Party seem untrustworthy, unreliable and juvenile - with both wrapped up with scandals in the past, failing the country when previously in power whilst both being best-positioned to win the election due to the two-party system that is the British government. What’s my point? That UK politics is frustrating for every reason possible. Information contradicts itself and everyone has to either put their fingers in their ears and go with whoever they feel like voting for, or become their own private detectives scouring pages of manifestos, “expert opinions” and hoping they’re not being played for a fool. I always come back to this: does this particular article/post/news make me more inclined to vote for a party I want to vote for, or is it simply said party trying to make me less inclined to vote for their rival? That’s why anyone foolish enough to flock to Facebook to bash labour supporters or conservative supporters is ridiculous. Not all labour supporters are young people wanting to rebel against the system that’s oppressed them over the three years they’ve been old-enough to vote, and not all conservative voters are old rich people who just care about their money. Everyone is going through their own struggles and politics seems to have strayed far away from focussing on tangible policies to make the country better, rather than attacking their rivals and assassinations-of-character if any individual is found to not be holier-than-thou. A great example of this is anyone who brings up the topic of racism by Corbyn or Johnson - both of which have made racist, or seemingly racist comments and decisions in the past. However, if you’re going to make an excuse for one, and not the other, then you need to ask yourself why that is, and therefore if it’s actually a big issue for you when choosing who to vote for in the first place. Thanks for the video, Shay. Whilst I wouldn’t say the video was completely unbiased, I don’t think it was pushy or obnoxious and left a good taste. I think you came off pretty well and, again, your style is so entertaining for whatever content you choose to focus your efforts towards. Keep it up mate.

[@IkeOkerekeNews]

13:55 America does not have a privatised healthcare system. Its a non universal healthcare system.

[@Riley-ye3gf]

Y'know, Shay, I'll take it.

[@H47Ronin]

Regardless of any difference in opinion, I respect your courage in making a thought out political video

[@SharkyKrunk]

Well done man, this is one of the best summaries of the events since 2016 I've seen. Excellent work. Very small criticism, try to say "British border in Ireland" if possible; because "Irish border" gives the impression of its attribution to Ireland as a whole, but it was absolutely something forced upon us.

[@metroixer]

im only a half hour in but very much appreciate the use of (mostly) good future music from sonic cd throughout this video

[@metroixer]

as soon as i posted this.... bad future song...

[@alanbareiro6806]

Boris Johnson made a bad future

[@sniperking390]

Great video man really informative. One note: the segments where you are talking directly into the camera you finish a paragraph and then you cut to the next portion is kinda distracting. My recommendation would be to run the segments all together at once kinda like a monologue or when you finish a segment try to put yourself in a neutral body posture position. Other then that great video good choice of attire.

[@alanbareiro6806]

Brexit Spitball

[@duskplains1235]

Can’t wait for the 14 hour Pokemon review.

[@AntiAnnihilator5000]

In response to your argument on the consequences of being loose with nuclear weapons, you're inaccurate to characterize blowing each other up as the "best case" scenario of such a stance. The reason why the doctrine of mutually assured destruction existed was to create a scenario where the other side has to capitulate on a dispute or at least engage in negotiations so that any conflict can be resolved peacefully without the exchange of nukes. The best case scenario in such a situation is that Britain gets whatever its geopolitical interest is from whoever the threat is without conflict because the other party realized the risk wasn't worth it. That's not a very realistic scenario and certainly not one I advocate, but that is the scenario that supporters of that stance imagine.

[@JohannesEckhoff]

I laughed at the end. Well done! Well done on all of it.

[@ld100hf]

Man, this was a really well made video. Am American and not into foreign politics much at all, and this was really informative, even if I watched it a year too late. Hope you release more political videos like this!

[@DritzD27a]

I have no idea how KZbin analytics was hiding your channel all this time, but between the 7hr Ruby video and this I'm down on all fronts.

[@paperbackwriter1111]

this was great and sensible

[@joshuabraddy6264]

Thought this video was freaking fantastic. Excellent job.

[@MamboCat84]

Get in the voting booth, Shinji!!

[@MamboCat84]

No really this is a fantastic video. Well done, well explained and still made me laugh at parts. You gotta have a sense of humour to stomach the bizarre spectrum of emotions that dealing with the politics of today throws at you.

[@MamboCat84]

Also ADAM (Boulton?? :D)

[@Arcenus237J]

Hello ShayMay. I've seen your pokemon videos multiple times (specially the one of Omega Ruby, it's glorious). Now that I've seen you plug in Shaun's video, I can say I love you. Good work mate!

[@LucasRazorBlade]

Shay is back! :D

[@deadgavin4218]

oh fuck its been long enough for a documentary

[@bloodydoll5897]

ive watched another video talking a lot about brexit from a leftisty point of view but it was a lot more aggresive and i understnad how easy it is to be jaded and cybical and not take it seriously but , i think that calm resoltion and dsicussion is the most healthy, effective, and highest effort option. not many people are raised really understanding that, but, as ive become Pretty Good at reducing tension and de escalating through spending, an admittedly concering amount of my life on twitter, its, really easy to see how important it is just ram,blin but, i really really like this video and want to keep track of what i like and why i like it, does good things for my mental health it also helps that agree more with a lot of your thought out stances than the other hsdjklghdfsh

[@MrBritishNinja]

Welcome to LeftTube, ShayMay! I look forward to accidently imitating your accent when I quote from your video

[@threemonic]

He'll yeah my G

[@Khazuki_]

I just got through the intro and this is the greatest video of all time.

[@DrDrao]

Good video, bad idea. But hey, if you believe it's worth it, more power to you. Would hate to see this become a regular thing though.

[@JAGMASK08]

Great video, I hope many more people can see this before the election.

[@Personal_Chizo]

Lol same thing happened to me with Maths. Guessing it's pretty common actually.

[@propheinx2250]

It's good to hear about things happening across the pond from people it's actually happening too.

[@user-sq3bk1zc6b]

What I never expected to see is a political analysis video with Sonic the Hedgehog music on the background.

[@notpointed]

Sir, this video is in desparate need of some time codes since I want to use it to make my points on the internet (to people who are actually willing to inform themselves). 23:01 for the Antisemitism thing 27:30 for the misrepresentation thing

[@JKKoneofakind]

I feel like i would be much more invested in Britain if they didn't automatically level up everybody without even using them. I've never once used half my party. i don't know who these people in my party are. what are their policies? what do they want to achieve? i don't know. i just don't know. im sure we all feel this, but sometimes i just want to go back to simpler times. A time when i would have to wander around in tall grass attacking random animals because the guy at the gym was too strong. Kids these days are soft. they get a free ride. they don't know what it was like, getting lost deep in a cave with no escape rope. goddamn bats swooping and screeching and diving around the car. okay sorry i dont know where i was going with this. conservatives bad. exp share all bad. get vaccinated. eat the rich.

[@SploshBadger]

Can't say I expected this from you, but I'm impressed, good luck with the vitriol though

[@Astra7525]

Best of luck to you and your fellow countrymen tomorrow. I too think that Labour might be the best choice here.

[@Kermitable]

comment for engagement stats good video shay

[@Lukz243]

I know it's a silly question, but because I'm not from UK, I'll ask: How important is the queen?

[@eddieguy2178]

Not at all anymore. Formally she has to ratify every piece of legislation that is made but if she didn't there would be a huge uproar (again, it's a formality). Similarly, technically she owns all the land in the UK but again this is a formality and doesn't actually mean anything in practice. Her main purpose nowadays is a national symbol/tourism to Buckingham Palace.

[@KotoCrash]

She's a tourist attraction. Im not being mean, thats the literally the reason we still have her.

[@Scroteydada]

She sells gift shop stock

[@JP-hk6xw]

She always looks grumpy on TV so that's important I guess

[@scribblefightschannel1587]

I wish you’d covered the other parties too but still a great video

[@ungulatemanalpha]

ooh aye i agree

[@vincentwoodhead6411]

My goodness, your voice is melting me :O good luck today folks, fingers crossed for Scottish Labour

[@oliversale7984]

The worst part of this video is that I keep going to like it only to find that I've, in fact, already liked it...

[@lusciouslocks8790]

I appreciate most of you’re saying here, but I’d tread lightly when it comes to “Will you really be able to solve this? You’ve been in power for 9 years.” It takes time for policy change to fully reach the population, and I don’t know how long it takes, but that mentality of “but the problems still aren’t totally fixed yet” is the exact mentality that causes US presidential elections to flip flop whenever the opportunity presents itself. Life was rough under Bush so we’ll vote for Obama. Life was fought under Obama so we’ll vote for Trump. Life was rough under Trump so we’ll vote for Biden. Repeat ad nauseam. Another important thing to consider is that some things are simply out of the control of a legislative/executive body. By the time the housing bubble popped over here in the US nobody could have stopped what was coming. It could have been prevented of course, and different people what deal with the fallout with different degrees of success, but the fact is that life would have gotten worse regardless of who sat on the presidential throne, and regardless of who held the majority in Congress. I really appreciate this video, but I can’t let that concluding segment stand unchallenged.

[@devinusleton6634]

Saying that if you're anti Zionism you're an anti semite is tantamount to saying being protestant is anti Christian

[@Lazypackmule]

womp womp www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/dec/05/seventy-labour-staffers-give-statements-to-antisemitism-inquiry

[@uncleubi9008]

About 9:00 Sounds like a New Deal to me. One could say a green new deal to me

[@MegaDeathRay10]

A red new deal

[@1993JoshG]

What are your opinions on the SNP? Particularly for this election?

[@Auride]

Amazing video on an important topic

[@31codyskater]

man i loved your 7 hour video on ruby and i was actually about to rewatch it and had watched the first like 5 min this morning and i went to start it again just now and it's copyright claimed. that made me so sad and it happened just as i was starting it.

[@shoogles_]

Thanks for letting me know. Trying to get it sorted as we speak. It's happened before so I'm not too worried but boy am I tired of it.

[@spencerkaminsky6943]

Yes. Good. This. Thank you. May the KZbin algorithm smile upon you, Shay.

[@BynineStudio]

HELL YES

[@Salari]

A truly excellent video. I'll be sending this to my parents, maybe they'll finally be convinced what a horrific party the Conservatives are

[@LVoidtheEndless]

Boris Johnson dopeyness honestly makes me really angry

[@b-bum]

I don't even care about British politics, but I'm still going to happily watch this whole thing.

[@hollowman7168]

This....isnt what I signed up for.......

[@flexseal111]

I love you so much shay! But I noticed one bit of the video where you called America’s health care system is a worst case scenario, and I have to disagree with you there. You’re absolutely right about the ambulance costs, and I think they’re outrageous but there are 2 reasons why that isn’t as big of a problem as it seems. The first is that very few people when they are injured, even severely have to take an ambulance when they can instead just catch a ride from someone, and the second is that the myriad of health insurance options cover ambulance rides, so as long as you can continue to pay on average $200 a month (which isn’t so much) you can end up paying around $20-$50 for transportation if you have to pay up anything. I work at a volunteer fire department and a convenience store which exposes me to our emergency health care system and government welfare respectively. Even to the most destitute person who can’t afford anything, they’re still given the best possible care they can receive for any ailment and there is a large possibility that medical bills for them can go left unpaid for extended amounts of time with minimal fuss from whatever health care provider they received. This gives someone 5 years to either raise money to pay their bills or 5 years to skate by until the bank comes and takes their car or something that they might need but isn’t essential to their life. There’s a lot of self accountability for able bodied people in the system which I actually advocate. And one thing the government readily supplies is groceries to people in the form of what we call an EBT card which gets loaded with around $200-$500 a month, absolutely free and from my convenience store position I see those a lot

[@dankshark1226]

Liked just for anime op

[@emmetth3726]

I thought this was EvaMonkey’s channel tbh but uh good watch

[@EnvyOmicron]

comment for the algorithm

[@mar2ck_]

ENGAGEMENT

[@jaanalefto8351]

I'm so sorry for you UK folks. Though I had to go and check and currently the videos on your channel about video games other than pokémon, sonic and metroid still are collectively longer than your political video by a little bit. So you haven't fallen to the politics rabbit hole yet!

[@collette3428]

There's a lot I didn't like about what Labour meant by the "Peoples Vote", first and foremost that it was pushed as a 3 point vote - yes on this deal, no on this deal, no on brexit. A 3 point referendum doesn't work unless one option gets a huge majority. I'd have preferred if Labour and the SNP didn't fight the Tories every step of the way. Get out and then get another General Election. I'm not surprised that the Tories won the in 2019, Corbyn had the perfect chance to win the election at the last GE and still failed, despite a huge younger vote turn out. Overall Shay, I feel like your video here is a little bit of rose tinting.

[@dse763]

From the author of the 3 part Sonic Spitballing and the 7 hours long Pokemon Omega Ruby review, watch ... a one hour long discussion about British politics ... with Sonic CD music ... and My Sweet Passion for some reason (Also, excellent Sonic CD joke).

[@ImperialGoldfish]

Best title of the decade

[@LiteralmenteFadul]

This was fucking great m8