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- [Briggs] What is going on, everyone?
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Welcome back to "The World
According to Briggs",
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and a list about the most
hated countries on the planet.
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Yeah, people hate different countries.
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Several different organizations
do different surveys
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on what country is the most
hated or disliked on the planet.
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Reputation Institute, Pew
Research does this thing
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called attitude towards
different countries.
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I looked at all the different
surveys that I could find
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and I came up with a list of
countries that most frequently
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show up on these studies or surveys,
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whatever you want to call them.
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There are a lot of different reasons
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people from other countries
may hate another country.
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It could be things that
happened in the past or now,
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it could be for economic
reasons or military reasons.
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For whatever reason, people hate.
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It's just a fact.
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This is a very interesting list.
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I've found some on the list,
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they really haven't done anything horrible
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in decades and decades,
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but people hate them going back
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hundreds and hundreds of
years, it's really strange.
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All right, let's see what people say
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are the most hated countries.
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- Number 10, Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Arabia is an oil rich
country in the Persian Gulf
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and everyone's heard of Saudi Arabia.
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This place is highly
dominated by religious laws
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and go all the way to medieval
punishments like stoning,
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lashing, amputation for thieves,
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women really get a raw deal here, too.
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With lack of most freedoms
that we take for granted
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here in the United States,
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that are just part of our normal life.
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I was reading some of their laws
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and thinking why would they
stop a woman from doing that?
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One of their laws that just baffled me,
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which I knew about it for a long time
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I just thought it was strange,
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started reading about it.
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Was women, when they go outside the home
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have to cover themselves from head to toe,
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including their faces.
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And they're not allowed
to go any place alone.
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They have to take a
male relative with them,
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could be a brother, could
be their husband, whatever.
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I'm sure that it gets old
quick for both the woman
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and her brother, who every time
she's gotta go to the store,
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and if her husband's
working, she gotta call
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her loser brother to come over
and escort her to the store.
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They got a whole bunch of other reasons
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that rub outsiders the wrong way here.
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And that's what gets
them on lists like this.
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Most tourists will tell you
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to stay away from this place
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because it's kinda boring to visit.
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- Number nine, Turkey.
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Turkey has had a love-hate relationship
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with the world for centuries.
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Turkish people are great,
I know a few of 'em,
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all of 'em are wonderful people.
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What's putting them on the list,
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according to several sources
is their current government.
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And actually their past government,
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when they were the Ottomans.
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When you go way back,
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Turkey is hated because
of the Armenian genocide.
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The massacre was carried
out by the Ottoman Empire
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and resulted in the deaths
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of 1.5 million people, Armenians mostly.
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If you don't know the Ottoman Empire,
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it's probably 'cause you're
from the United States.
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We kinda just brush over
it in our world history.
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But the Ottoman Empire was
basically big in this area
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and it all came from Turkey.
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And I just totally broad
brushed that again,
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but give you the idea
what's going on there.
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Although the massacre is widely known,
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it is still denied by
the Turkish government.
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It's like, they know it happened,
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everyone else knows it happened,
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but if they don't admit
it, it didn't happen.
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It's weird.
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- Number eight, Iran.
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I know many Persians,
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I've worked in Beverly
Hills for a lot of years
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and it's filled to the brim with Persians.
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Like Turkey, the people
are kind and decent,
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very smart and friendly.
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It's their government.
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It supports terrorism around the world,
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has horrible human rights record,
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keeps threatening the world with nukes
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and it likes to piss off
the most powerful nations
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on the planet.
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The people are great though.
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And it's not just the United States
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they like rubbing the wrong way, everyone.
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If you're a major power in this world,
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Iran's gotten under
your skin at some point.
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Number seven, India.
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If any country excels in
discrimination, it's India.
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This is one of the main
reasons people hate this place.
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The Indians believe that hating you
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for your color, race, gender
is perfectly a normal thing.
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Now I'm not saying all of 'em,
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this is just a general feel.
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I'm sure you could run into
a lot of really nice Indians.
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This, as you can imagine,
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puts a bad taste in a
lot of people's mouth
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and it kinda keeps 'em
away from visiting India.
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The country isn't safe,
especially for women.
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They are cracking down on this,
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but it isn't terribly rare to find out
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that some woman was
attacked by a group of men.
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For a while there, it
seemed to be happening
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like every week.
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I mean, brutal stuff too.
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Not like touching on the
bus or something like that,
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it was ugly.
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On top of that, they
aren't the best neighbors
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to other countries around them.
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They have a really bad
reputation for that.
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Number six, the United Kingdom.
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Yes, believe it or not, the United Kingdom
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is hated by a lot of people
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and it's not so much
as what's going on now,
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it's they have a terrible past.
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it's thought by many around the world
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that the UK is extremely greedy
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and it ruled about a quarter
of the earth at one point.
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It was one of the first in the world
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to bring in a slavery system.
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It encouraged civil wars,
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oppressed and looted many countries
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and is responsible for the division
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and destruction of several countries
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in different continents around the world
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and still involved in
most of the major wars
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that happen on the planet.
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But if you go way back, I mean,
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look at anything to do with history,
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especially here in the United States,
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you could tell England was kind of,
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they were kinda a-holes.
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And the arrogance they had
back in the day about it
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was just incredible.
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One of the best scenes,
there's a movie called
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"Last of the Mohicans"
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and Daniel Day-Lewis
is this scout woodsman
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and this British officer, he saves him.
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And then he's all, how
is it you came across
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this war party of Native Americans
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that were attacking the British?
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And he goes, well, we
were headed to Kentucky.
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He's all why are you heading to Kentucky?
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All of our scouts are
heading to someplace else.
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And he goes, well I
ain't one of your scouts.
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I mean, the British officer's demeanor
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was like, what do you mean?
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He's all, yeah, I'm just
not doing that stuff.
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Great movie though.
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One of the reports I read,
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there's a big problem with the British.
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Obviously they were in
India for a very long time
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and I don't know all
the ins and outs of it,
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but it seems very interesting,
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but it's a little more time consuming
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than I wanted to get into.
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They say the UK destroyed India
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and ruined its education system.
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What'd they do, like
steal all the teachers?
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What went on there?
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I gotta read about that.
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Number five, China.
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China has a lot of people
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and they execute a
staggering amount of 'em.
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They have forced labor camps,
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ugly history and cheap exports.
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They've been accused of
currency manipulation
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and have decided that the island
of Taiwan belongs to them.
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They're always, something
going on between those two.
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Some of their low cost products
include medicine and food.
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On a few occasions, they've
decided to use materials
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that are less expensive so
they could drive up profits,
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make the product cheaper.
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The downside is this
has caused some deaths.
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That type of thing has gone
on for decades with them.
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So many times, they found out some toy
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that was inspected before,
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all the sudden they switched it out
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to having lead-based paint
or something like that
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because it's cheaper, on a kid's toy.
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As you can imagine, all those things
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have gotten them on this list.
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Number four, Israel.
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Israeli people and the Palestinian people
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have been going at each other's throats
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for decades and decades.
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They fire rockets at each
other from across the border,
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the politics and the drama
that has gone on here for,
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like I said, decades and decades
is just far too complicated
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to cover in a 10 minute video.
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But whenever you have warring neighbors,
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the one that's usually
doing the most damage
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is the more powerful one,
which brings on a lot of hatred
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and that's part of Israel's problem.
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I mean, there's a ton that goes into this,
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but basically the war that they've had
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with the Palestinian people
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and the fact that there are Jewish nation
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surrounded by Muslim nations,
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probably doesn't help matters either.
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Number three, Russia.
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Russia has a history of being
aggressive to its neighbors,
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not just in military
terms, economics, hacking,
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forcing a bunch of countries
to join the Soviet Union
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and before you say it,
yes, some went willingly.
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At least the people in
charge went willingly,
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it's really hard to find average Joes
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from the old Soviet Union
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that were on board with
this whole operation.
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Russia likes to create conflicts
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between major nations of the world,
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which is designed to be
beneficial to Russia.
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They like to kill people
that disagree with them,
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no matter what country the
person happens to be standing in.
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You know, like Russians go someplace else,
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they've been talking to the media
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bad about Russian government
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and next thing you know they've
been poisoned with uranium
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or something weird like that.
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They're, right now, in the news
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because they have jailed
an opposition leader
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that's been on a hunger strike.
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This isn't the first time
they've done that either.
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All those things and some other things
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make Russia one of the most
hated countries on the planet.
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Number two, the United States of America.
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Yeah you heard me, my
country, our country,
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if you're watching from the United States,
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is the second most hated
country in the world.
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Now it's hard to believe
if you're from the country,
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much like if you're from Russia,
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you're probably wondering
why people would hate Russia,
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that's just how things are.
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We're kinda designed to be that way.
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The United States of
America is hated by many
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because of its vast
military and economic power
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over the rest of the world
and that's just a fact.
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We've been involved in so
many different conflicts,
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which have just angered
people from the areas
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and in the countries that
the conflicts happened in.
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They're in a lot of cases
wondering why we got involved.
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You would probably have to
go back to the Korean War
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and World War II to find a time
that we were truly justified
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by going to war there
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and the people were probably
happy with it 90% of the time,
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I mean the people from those countries.
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But considering we've been
involved in all these conflicts,
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we are one of the wealthiest
countries on the planet
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and we have the largest military,
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it's hard not to be hated
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by Third World countries because of that.
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There are so many other things
for all of these really,
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not just the United States,
but for all these countries,
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there's thousands of other reasons
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people might hate that country.
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And I'm sure we're gonna see a lot of 'em
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in the comments section below.
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Keep in mind before you
tell me I forgot something,
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or I didn't include somebody,
this a 10 minute video,
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I'm not gonna get to everything.
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I'm just kind of giving you an idea,
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but it is a very interesting subject
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and it's worth doing some reading on.
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And before we get to
number one, don't forget
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we have another channel
called "On This Day".
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There is a link down below.
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We'd love it if you went over there,
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watch a couple videos, maybe subscribe.
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All right on to number one.
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And number one, North Korea.
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Who didn't see this one coming?
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You know, when you put as
much effort into hiding
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what is going on in your
country as North Korea does,
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you know what's going on isn't good.
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North Korea has been a big
pain in the ass to everyone
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for a very long time.
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We know their people are
starving, jailed, executed,
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they disappear in the middle of the night
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and they're subjected to an
insane propaganda program.
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They're told that their leader
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doesn't have to use the restroom
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because he works so hard
for the North Korean people
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that he burns off all
the calories he takes in,
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so he never creates any waste.
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They also tell the people of North Korea
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that he has to take phone
calls from other countries
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to solve problems that other
countries can't figure out.
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They also have their own
Netflix knockoff called Manbang.
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I'm not kidding, it's called Manbang.
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I don't even know how to explain
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they came up with that name,
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but it doesn't mean what it
sounds like to Americans.
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I'm sure it means something
different to them.
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This is a streaming service
that has three channels.
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Two of which are government news channels
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filled with nonsense and one channel
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that shows government
approved movies only.
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Those who live in the country
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suffer from restrictions of freedom,
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as their internet access
is heavily censored,
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poor infrastructure,
low standard of living.
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And the reason they're all poor
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and their infrastructure is crumbling
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is because they put all their
money towards nuclear weapons.
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This is an obsession with
the North Korean government.
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It threatens the world with nuclear war,
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like on a weekly basis.
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They have an aggressive attitude
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towards neighboring countries
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and this has caused them
to be pretty much isolated
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from the rest of the world.
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And people go on to believe
that they're just totally evil,
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which I'm sure the people are just fine.
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It's just their government
is just whacked.
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The outside world knows very little
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of what's going on in North Korea.
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Every once in a while, we'll
get someone that defected over.
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They finally got out of the country
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and they just tell us horrible things.
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I remember there was this soldier
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that jumped across the
border not too long ago,
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he was starving.
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He had seeds from trees in his stomach
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that he just couldn't get enough food,
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so he was actually eating these big seeds
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that weren't digested
and it was kind of sad.
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(upbeat music)
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All right, that's today's list.
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Hope you guys got some
information out of it,
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hope you guys enjoyed
it, it's kind of weird.
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And it's really weird to
have to say that yeah,
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the United States is one
of the most hated countries
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on the planet, I love my country.
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It's just I had to go
by what the survey said,
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trying to give you guys the
most accurate information I can,
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don't hate the messenger.
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All right, everyone have a great day.
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Be nice to each other.
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