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Germans should be talked about point made no christens in Egypt but doing better

You are soooooo right about the bread. I've been to many countries in Europe, even Germany, the bread in Europe is so much better than here. The bread I buy here for the most part in the russian rye bread, with the seeds. my grandpa whose family is from the ...well Czechoslovakia, would get that fresh baked and put into a wax paper bag. Ahhh ...memories of when I was growing up

When you were in Germany you probaby walked by criminals who had hidden illegal weapons and would never have known. Why should criminals have more rights than good people? Not too long ago virtually everyone in Switzerland had a gun because everyone WAS their military. Some citizens there stored tanks in their garages at home. There are photos of this in old magazines.

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USA is Democratic Republic. The people don't directly vote for the President on election day, but instead the people vote for a group of electors who pledge they will cast their votes for a specific individual for President of the United States of America.

I was stationed in Germany. I found the people to be dull and boring, until they got a few drinks in tnem. I guess that's why they drink so much.

No, the United States is a representative republic. We are not a mob rule country. A democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what’s for dinner. A republic is a well armed sheep contesting the results.

There's only one thing it is that matters, a mess SuperVinlin

“I doubt this is taught in school.” Feli, you are correct. “Civics” which was the class that covered how governments and specifically our government work (local, state, and federal) has been removed from the curriculum of general courses at any scholastic level. You need to focus in political science at the university level to be taught these principles.

The confusion comes from the US political system. In the US, on any issue, there are only 2 ways of thinking, you are either a republican or a democrat. This dichotomy is very old and goes by many names, left vs right, capitalist vs communist. Each side hates the other. The easiest way to insult a republican is to call them a democrat, or call their country a democracy.

bayrisch is a bisserl weniger hart oas die andren dialekte

By the way, for folks outside the US, "low and slow" means low temperature, looooong time! Anyway, different regions have different styles of barbecue. I live in California, and ours is Santa Maria style, which involves a cut of beef called a tri-tip (triangle tip, a cut from the sirloin that is unique to this region) and it's dry seasoned with salt, pepper, and of course because it's California... garlic! We cook it over native live oak coals. With some pinquito beans and some French bread and butter... mmmmm. My favorite. I'm getting hungry with all this bbq talk lol.

No where is the word Democracy used in The United States Constitution, The Declaration of Independence, or The Federalist Papers. A Democracy is a simple popular majority rules and the United States at the Federal level does not employ that system.

The presence of the U.S. military on German soil is a not-so-subtle reminder to Germans NOT to get any independent or progressive or ant-capitalist notions in their heads. In other words Germans shouldn't threaten the global capitalist system as they did in the past. Personally I would like to see the U.S. military mind its own business more and stay OUT of international disputes. It should be the UN, the UNITED NATIONS, that handles international problems, not the U.S. Germans should start exerting their independence from U.S. control.

Hallo. Ich bin aus Deutschland, Sachsen. Also ich muss extrem zuhören und verstehe nur ein paar Worte des Pensylvenia-Deutsch.

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Read the US Constitution, and you find out it doesn't even mention democracy (democratic system) in it. Man, i wonder if this girl can read because she can't be that stupid.

A constitutional republic protects the right of the individuals through the bill of rights, where as a true democracy majority rules.....we use democratic principles to elect representatives, bu we are not a democracy. In a democracy people in states with a smaller population go completely unrepresented in a democracy...so no we are not a democracy. We however have a very corrupt system.

Really good stuff subscribed! You do a great job! Very good information. I was born in 1960 so I remember a lot here after the war, plus when I worked in an out patient IV room Hitlers radio man in south Africa was a patient his wife taught German at Samford university in Birmingham, AL. There was an American Sargent that was my patient and I arranged then to sit together we had lazy boys recliner. They talked a lot. I heard laughter and serious things. But I felt I was a part of the recovery anyway, Love & light. I fear our government is trying to do some things they did in WWII like propaganda with the media. I see a lot happening in America. They are taking freedoms away. I sure don't want to see history repeat itself! Nevertheless great videos and you are beautiful!

An hour walk? I probably would take the car. Going to a store? Even more so. The car has a trunk.

So ci a lism! Typical German. More free (state funded) healt! More education! More buses! Nope. It will be Germany with ride from free hospital to free uni by bus... leaving deep behind.

Its a right wing talking point to say the United States is “not a democracy” because it’s a knee jerk response to the accusation towards former President, Donald Trump, who threatened the democratic institution with the capital riots on January 6th 2020 As a JoYman ya Probably don’t need a lesson on fascism lmao

One note; the reason the Nazis eliminated labor unions is NOT because they were opposed to better treatment for workers. The reason is because, philosophically, Hitler was opposed to a society based on class conflict, with workers fighting management and the poor fighting the rich. He preferred a unified society where ALL worked for the greater good, and this idea is also found in other state socialist or statist philosophies such as Fascism.

Generally because we have Democrats, and Republicans as the 2 major political parties. Democrats usually have no problem knowing we are a Democracy, and we are also a Republic. Republicans for whatever reason, choose to deny we are a Democracy. I suppose they prefer to say we are only a Republic, because it sounds like they are on the right side, and calling us a Democracy would imply they are on the wrong side. It's just loyalty to the perceived home team, but both are right. You are allowed to believe anything you want, in a Democracy.

I love your German accent 😍 my family is from Lithuania and their WW2 experience was filled with Russian encounters. Thanks for sharing your experiences

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A government for the people by the people sounds cozy but it's probably no where near that. It's a government for the corporation by the corporation 😂

So it weird being around ppl exercise freedom, n resulting safety, ?? Snowflakes, gee let's rewind to so say 1930 Germany, yea stfu

holy fucking shit US is a constitutional REBULIC with DEMOCRATICALLY elected representatives

15:10 my mom calls it a lego language :) danish is also like that haha

Oh Feli, this was amazing. Ich wurde i 1933 i Hamburg geboren und als 21jaerige nach USA ausgewandert. Habe nie in den 90 Jahren so viel gelernt wie in der letzten Stunde mit Deinem Video.....Vielen Dank, es war so informative und Dein English beautiful to listen to.. Hab mittlere Reife gemacht und nie etwas von diesem Thema gelernt, habe viele jahre ein Schuldgefuehl gehabt.......und learned most of the details in America. You go girl, I am so happy to have found you . God bless you.❤

You should be close to the speed of the freeway when you reach the end of the ramp!

The US is a representative republic that operates on general democratic principles. We get to vote, true, but not always. We elect representatives to vote on our behalf. If we were a true Democracy, I could vote on every issue. I am an Independent and I can't even vote in the primaries in the state where I live. That is not a Democracy.

You're gold. Not a terrorist! Easy!

Liberals wish we lived in a democracy that way there big city leftist politics could rule over the rest of us. Thank God we live in a Constitutional Republic!

I know it's tradition to put a real candle on a tree but that's way too scary for me.

That’s why I like to go to cities if I wanna walk anywhere, because I live in the country. Me and my mom once took a train to a city and spent the entire day walking to little cafes, museums of history, art museums, etc. and it was so fun.

Not sure it counts, but wasn't Facebook invented in the US? friendly meeting friendly

Als ich in die Schweiz (Bern/Thun) kam hatte ich in den ersten Wochen beinahe einen Nervenkasper: i ha NÜT verstande! Größter schock, als ich auf der Tagesmenü karte "Fötzuschnittä" las 😂 ich habs tatsächlich durch gölä songs gelernt 😂

I really enjoy your content - Please keep it up! I work for an international manufacturing company and my manager lives in Germany. His English is very good and we communicate very complex ideas and terms with each other quite well. But I have found one simple word that comes up commonly in our scheduling and planning meetings that can work out just fine sometimes, but other times can cause a bit of confusion. It's the word "until". Such as: You can work on this until 31 December. Depending on how he uses this in his instructions, I could think that something is to be worked on continuously from now up to that particular date, but many times it can mean that something is not to be worked on before a particular date is reached. I've found that I can usually figure out his meaning by reading his entire communication first to get the context. But it surprised me to find this simple word causing problems!

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i fckin love seein you have so man likes and views on youtube :D i get sad sometimes. FB not as populated :P

Ausgezeichnet! Danke 😊

America is run by a judicial tyranny

Ben was very correct talking about Barbeque. Low and slow is the way to go. Basically, each region in the US has its own formula for how you prepare it. And this has to do with the sauce. For example, in Texas most of Barbeque is beef while here in Georgia is revolves more around pork or chicken. Most of the sauces are tomato based where in the Carolinas the sauces are vinegar based. Everyone has their favorite and it just depends on what hits your taste buds. The only thing more derisive is chili. At issue, beans or no beans.

Most German-sounding words in the UK are slang in English especially in the London area and i think they've come from Yiddish from Jewish immigrants .....eg keep shtum (keep quiet) to give a spiel ( talk to persuade someone to buy something for example) describe something as kosher to mean genuine .......but there are fewer of these in the UK than the US