@@ajantsmith6139 Why would China be bening? Its already most likely being infiltrated by zionists, working on Rome 3.0. That would mean China would most likley be a bigger foreign threat in the yeara to come.
I get that. Also it's weird how little attention a lot of my generation pays to US foreign policy and military action. The military here has been voluntary and had it's own insulated sub culture for so long, that a lot of us citizens barely even think about it, myself included.
America is only 200 years old lmao how old is Russia, China, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Iran, England, Germany and India? They’re all thousands of years old!
"you can almost see Russia invading somewhere else like they did in Crimea" That hits far different now, turns out Joe had the right thought process on that one
Joe right thought process? they forced russia to invade ukraine , if i predicted that you were gonna fight me , then i punched you in the face , and you fought me , does that really mean i predicted the event would happen? or did i make it happen? thats what Joe did.
@Anthony Ruiz The United States invaded more countries than russia LOL , yet for some reason russia invades one country and its bad , when they never complained about the US invading the Middle East. A1914-1918 - a series of invasions of Mexico. 1914-1934 - Haiti. After numerous rebellions, America introduces its troops, the occupation lasts 19 years. 1916-1924 - 8-year occupation of the Dominican Republic. 1917-1933 - military occupation of Cuba, economic protectorate. 1917-1918 - participation in World War I. 1918-1922 - intervention in Russia. In total, it was attended by 14 states. Active support was provided to the territories separated from Russia - Kolchakia and the Far Eastern Republic. 1918-1920 - Panama. After the election troops are introduced to suppress unrest. 1919 - COSTA RICA. U.S. troops are landed to "protect American interests." 1919 - U.S. troops fight on the side of Italy against the Serbs in Dolmatia. 1919 - U.S. troops enter Honduras during elections. 1920 - Guatemala. 2-week intervention. 1921 - U.S. support for guerrillas fighting to overthrow Guatemalan President Carlos Herrera for the benefit of the United Fruit Company. 1922 - intervention in Turkey. 1922-1927 - U.S. troops in China during the People's Revolt. 1924-1925 - Honduras. Troops invade the country during elections. 1925 - Panama. U.S. troops break a general strike. 1926 - Nicaragua. Invasion. 1927-1934 - U.S. troops are stationed throughout China. 1932 - Invasion of El Salvador by sea. There was a rebellion there at this time. 1937 - Nicaragua. With the help of U.S. troops, dictator Somoza comes to power, deposing the legitimate government of J. Sakasa. 1939 - The introduction of troops into China. 1947-1949 - Greece. U.S. troops participate in civil war, supporting fascists. 1948-1953 - hostilities in the Philippines. 1950 - Uprising in Puerto Rico is suppressed by U.S. troops. 1950-1953 - Armed intervention in Korea by about one million American soldiers. 1958 - Lebanon. Occupation of the country, counterinsurgency. 1958 - confrontation with Panama. 1959 - America enters Laos, the first clashes of U.S. troops in Vietnam begin. 1959 - Haiti. The suppression of a popular uprising against the pro-American government. 1960 - After José María Velasco is elected president of Ecuador and refuses to submit to U.S. demands to break relations with Cuba, the Americans conduct several military operations and organize a coup. 1960 - U.S. troops enter Guatemala to prevent the removal of a U.S. puppet from power. 1965-1973 - Military aggression against Vietnam. 1966 - Guatemala. ...U.S. troops enter the country, massacring Indians who were considered potential rebels. 1966 - Military aid to the pro-American governments of Indonesia and the Philippines. . (60,000 people were arrested for political reasons, with the government officially employing 88 torture specialists). 1971-1973 - bombing of Laos. 1972 - Nicaragua. U.S. troops are brought in to support a government favored by Washington. 1983 - Military intervention in Grenada by about 2,000 Marines. 1986 - Attack on Libya. Bombing of Tripoli and Benghazi. 1988 - invasion of Honduras by U.S. troops. 1988 - U.S. warship Vincennes, in the Persian Gulf, shoots down an Iranian plane with 290 passengers on board, including 57 children. 1989 - U.S. troops suppress riots in the Virgin Islands. 1991 - large-scale military action against Iraq. 1992-1994 - Occupation of Somalia. Armed violence against civilians, killing of civilians. 1998 - Sudan. Americans destroy a pharmaceutical plant with a missile strike, claiming it produces nerve gas. 1999 - Ignoring international law, bypassing the UN and the Security Council, U.S. NATO forces launched a 78-day campaign of aerial bombardment of the sovereign nation of Yugoslavia. 2001 - invasion of Afghanistan. 2003 - Bombing of Iraq. 2011 - Libya.
Actually he did even before, Im Georgian and 20% of my country is occupied by Russia and they continue occupation every day, it’s called rolling occupation!
Yeah but.. america hasn't launched an invasion in awhile, the most recent was the Russian backed Donestk Peoples Republic fighting Ukraine. I understand what you are saying but truly the most recent world power invasion was Russian.
@@alecnolastname4362 It was not an invasion since results of referendum were 90% for integration with Russia. You just keep typing invasion to try to hardwire it as a fact through repetition. Your ignorance comes from ignoring the truth, very American. A 15 minutes well spent: czcams.com/video/QWpZ-9h4cZ0/video.html
@@konnior1586 but they first launched those 'military campaigns' over a decade ago, they never FULLY withdrew just because they can't make up their minds.
@@madnomad3861 yhea but he's refering to culture in a old perpective that america beeing the youngest one it dosen't have a lot of material history of culture
@@madnomad3861 heritage is different to culture. In contrast to Europe, America is lacking in heritage aside from Aztec/Native ruins. All across here in England are ruins predating americas 'discovery' by 100s of years.
@@rusitoexplorador It'll take a long time because literacy is still 74% , but you guys have 100% literacy and still believe in shitty flat earth conspiracies
He is bald already. What he means is that America is better just like our weather. Come to Miami or California. We respected everyone. We are cool. It’s just your homie china threw corona in our eyes like jean Claude van dam in blood sport. You guys continue to grow and it can be peace. We have this side and you have that side. The guy is kind of right but I feel like he’s talking shit.
J. D. Idk why were listing to a rich COMEDIAN pontificate on geopolitical issues at all. I can’t think of a couple more people unqualified to talk on this topic
As an American, I honestly dont know if Putin has murdered journalists...and the only reason Im skeptical is I can definitely see my country spewing that to me as propaganda, which most Americans dont even consider.
@@Scorch428 He did not do it directly, but with one sentence to a loyal employee. It was not signed as a document, but done through word by mouth. The information moved through a chain of command. The one, who got it done is very "far" from Putin. This is a good example: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Anna_Politkovskaya
On Russia, he can start with prof. Steven Cohen - who's been throughout his long career considered one of the preeminent Russian experts in the US and since the 2008/2014 media lies has been marginalized.
I agree with Bryan Callen , I guess that's what happens when you slowly but surly isolate a superpower, economically and politically. So you do need more friendly approach by US and EU
We had a friendly approach with Yeltsin and Putin for the first few years of his presidency. Then the Iraq war started, Putin had a paranoid attack and thought that we’d try to take him out next (even though Bush really like Putin at that point), Putin gave a speech in front of the world leaders about why he hates the west, and the rest is history.
@Mercb3ast Context matters. Joe was talking specifically about Russia starting a war from annexing. And I'd agree with him on that. I mean recent history has shown he's most likely right.
Yep. And Callen is wrong about Maurice Sendak fighting in the war. He was only 16 on D-Day. However, he was an atheist and lost family members to the Holocaust.
Invading a country to irradiate tyranny/communism - and then leaving that country after handing off the proverbial democratic torch, is country miles different from invading a country to own the land. Get educated.
@@youngfyah America didn't annex Iraq. Russia annexed part of neighboring country Ukraine holds territory in 2 seperate areas in Georgia and one in Moldova making those areas essentially parts of Russia.
He annoys the fuck out of me when he talks about Saudi Arabia like an expert when he lived there for a couple years in his childhood in a damn compound !!
Expert... nah.. but he did learn something so it gives him some room to speak about it. Reading is how most people gain knowledge on a subject but definitely not an expert
That’s why I don’t watch WWI or WWII movies anymore. Totally glamorizes war and Americans have this weird fetish for how good we good we looked in our involvement. It was still 100%death and devastation.
@@ZeZeBatata69 well that happened too. Israel anexed land after the Six day war, in Africa during 70's and 80's the boarders were always changing because of war. Just because the US aint fighting doesnt mean theres no war.
I do agree with the assessment that WW2 was the last war of agression. All wars since, in my opinion, were strategic for other reasons. Resources, humanitarian, liberation, etc... Use the US as example. Iraq, they were no threat to us. Afghanistan, they were no threat to us. Vietnam, no threat to us. These are political wars about resources, world power, humanitarian, etc.. None were like fuck you, no fuck you, and war commenced. That's how I view it.
@@eunesshshahithakuri7047 you talk as if the populations have an issue. It's all a game between the governments to create nationalism for vote bank. If you realise it well and good.
first he said AK not AK-47. second it wasn't manufactured in 1947. the first accepted prototype was made in 47. and they did not manufacture those until 1959 and it is called AKM (all the russian made rifles that people call AK-47 are actually AKMs). and also a fact the suffix 47 was not added until 74 when they changed the caliber to 5.45. it was called simply AK with prototype number (1 to 3 IIRC) that's why the Modified version is AKM not AK-47M. like AK-74 and AK-74M
@@tunisiandom9318 1949, not 1959, and it was called AK which stands for Avtomat Kalashnikova (Kalashnikov Carbine). AKM is a later modification (M for modified), and it's still called AKM till this day. Only you guys in America call it AK-47, though it doesn't really exist. АК, АКС, АКМ, АКМС, АК-74, АКС-74, АК-74М, АКС-74У, AK-103, AK-105, AK-107, АК-12
@@rexsceleratorum1632 Russia has expanded its territory by taking back land that belonged to them not 50 years ago and is populated by russians mostly, as opposed to the US killing millions of people and destabilizing at least a dozen countries for nothing but material gain. Industrializing human misery and making entire regions uninhabitable is arguably worse than taking back a seaport some dumb president gave away to another country (that was still under his rule at the time)
@@autismspirit You have serious math issues if you think Afghanistan was "material gain" for the US after spending 2.2 trillion dollars in a country with no oil
@@autismspirit Peace Religionists destabilize their own countries because their religion is a sugarcoated political ideology from the 7th century. Other countries the US got involved, like South Korea, Japan, and Germany, meanwhile are now the richest on the planet.
@@oc911 Although Russia was part of the 'allies', but Dresden was bombed specifically by Chrchill and Roosevlet to show the might of the western powers to the Russians.
I agree with that. However the main reason for attacking Dresden was revenge for the luftwaffe bombing Coventry. Both citys virtually had no military presence and both had an inflated population due to other cities being bombed.
That's basically tourist perspective. I bet you would go to North Korea and say the same thing. Try to live there for few years and you'll see much more.
Some Guy Just to bring some light: truth not heard about Russians have got talents and they are gone to where they are valued better. Watch for Russian names - they are everywhere (especially English speaking countries). I live in Sydney and nearly see as many Russians here as left in my hometown - former soviet capital - Tashkent. Btw Russian boxers are mostly the guys living closer to Caucasus that are traditionally fighting nations (culture different from Russian) . However the idea that Russians are oppressed by those in power - is in Russian culture. There is a story that is part of Russian literature school program “who lives well in Rus” where peasants tell the stories of their slavery like lives. Similarly during Communism people were treated like an element of big machine. I liked how on one famous Russian podcast Russian migrants agreed that Russian culture is desire to suffer. I.e. the mum of a famous comedian asks for a ticket to his show: “Just let me stay somewhere near the wall”. Comedian replies “I will surely get you one in the first row, no prob mum”. “No need, i will be fine standing by the wall”. This might sound absurd but my mum asks similar things - it is the whole generation of parents. I have a friend married to British, living in Australia with 4 kids. When her mum comes to Au her purpose is to help with kids and household. When her mother-in-law comes she spends the vacation around Au (taking grand kids for a day out of two weeks)... My mum thinks if someone criticises Putin they offend Russia the Motherland. And that is what happens to most brainwashed people. They think the authorities (Putin first of all) is Russia, they represent Russia and can’t be humiliated. Recently a new law got signed - you can’t make jokes on Russian authorities. There is a song by Zemfira (famous gay Russian rock singer) with lyrics “my mum and dad turned into TVs a long time ago”. My mum too btw - we can’t talk politics in the family. As I and my husband both raised by Russian parents and teachers are “Russofobs”. The term Russian media came up for people who offend Mother Russia “afraid of Russia”...
@@ghostface6226 well I know they're friends and clearly dont take it personally. But they are live. Haha, and he does lose patience for him a lot. Its funny if nothing else, but still
Gun autist here: the AK-47 is simply the name of the stamped sheet steel prototype. The Russians had problems with stamping and the welds of the guide rails breaking so they adopted a milled receiver rifle called the AK. In 1959 they finally adopted the AK as we know it, under the designation AKM.
Banksters are gangsters now, before they weren't, now that they've gotten away with it a 3rd time the mafia has taken noticed and has moved into that area HARD. Down in South Florida Miami area drug traffickers have even opened banks.
@@3RFi US is worst compared to most European countries - compare average standard of living, mortality rate amongst children, access to education, health care costs, etc etc but yeah keep believing ' America is the best' because you heard that in a Hollywood movie when you were a kid.....
@@elcapitan9141 oh yes the ultimate superpower argument, American kids die in mass shootings, education is a sham but yeah you have some cool missiles.....
@@jamieldn I live in Russia whole my life, and I travel a lot so I know how it’s in Russia and how in other countries. Brendan and Joe started with stupid assumption first of all. Conquer for land is over, but not for resource. Time of conquer is not over, now it’s done other way and US doing it perfectly. I can go through all their discussion and give you comment on every word, but do you really want that?
I think there's something in the water down in Florida, and it is very low n swampy..When you think about it.. It's like the US' sweaty jock-strap. I think it will sink eventually....then it will maybe go down in the annals of history as Atlantis 2.0 (I jest FL. I visited before...it was unreal ;P)
Joe needs to get out and travel more. Spend time with the locals and develop a more balanced perspective on how the USA relates to the world. You cannot develop this perspective from within the US borders. It would make him an even more interesting and credible interviewer. He could conduct interviews with local figures while overseas. Now THAT would be interesting and informative.
@@bigchivo4199 No, Joe has been to a lot of places just for UFC events. Meaning he goes to a city and in there for 2-3 days at the most and then comes home. Joe has repeatedly made statements about his fear of traveling to other countries. Listen to his podcast with Robert Shoch for just a small example. Shoch asked Joe if he'd been to Egypt and when Joe said no Shoch kept excitedly saying that Joe had to come with him sometime to see the wonders there and it was pretty obvious that Joe wasn't gonna be doing that any time soon. Joe's narrow attitude on the rest of the world really is a microcosm for the average American. Which is ultimately pretty sad since he's got a such a great platform to reach out to people from and is also wealthy enough that he could easily go to a lot of the more sketchy area of the world in relative safety and comfort.
@@bigchivo4199 Jose, there's a huge difference between visiting a place for a few days versus really getting to know the locals and their viewpoint. Joe could really do a service for Americans by conducting long interviews with foreign thought leaders. Americans live in a virtual bubble because of our geography and do not have a good understanding of how the rest of the world views America. I've spent half my adult life outside of the USA. I've come to learn that we're all brothers and sisters with similar hopes and aspirations across many areas, regardless of race, culture or creed. We have much to learn from each other. Anthony Bourdain came closest to capturing many such insights, though in less depth than what Rogan might accomplish..
sorry to break it to you, but fans of joe outside the US are a ridiculous minority. joe doesn't give enough of a fuck to do it, and nobody important outside of the US would give enough of a fuck about joe to appear.
@Bif Webster dude. Weapons jam. The ak is not some godlike weapon just as the m16 is not some unuseable pile of garbage. A faulty magazine can just be as likely of an issue as the platform itself. Plus it's a movie.
There's is a video on YT where AK shoots out 50 magazines in a row, around 30'th magazine it was on fire and melting, it started jamming a bit but never fully failed.
@@steelbear2063 yes and no, official name his AK, it was also the name of the gun until it was modernized in 74. after the prototype came out they did not rework the gun so the ones after that were essentially the same has the prototype, this his why 47. its like arisaka rifles the type 99 his the year 1939 for the guns that came out after, even if made in 1942, it was still a type 99 if they made type 38 in 1940 it was still a type 38.
Steel Bear The AK-47 wasn’t just a prototype. It was a rifle that was in mass production up until 1959 when the AKM replaced it due to modernized stamping technology which made it easier to produce.
I'm not disagreeing with you, I know that there are corrupt leaders everywhere, but it is worth pointing out that not all of them are equally bad. I don't know who's the worst here, but I don't think it's fair to lump them all together on the same level.
@@warrioroflight6872 At the end of the day its all the same. They just realize that the harder they are... the more obvious they make it. The more problems it creates for them. I mean they teach the Constitution from a young age in American schools. But the US government is run by lawyers who are run by the intelligence agencies and spies. They put a lot of time, effort and money into making unconstitutional things appear legal every single day. Remember in the end government isn't about justice it's about control.
Its not really a war of conquest, but influence. Russia is probably taking note from the US and realizes it has no intent on counter-insurgency/occupation of Ukraine. Also he did mention Russia conquering Ukraine.
America isn't that known as a beacon of free speech. Not because, you can't say anything critical on TV it's twisted or bleeped out when it's too edgy in language. If you're critical of the society you could get shot or locked up (shot not necessarily by the State rather then a random nutjob with a gun from Wal-Mart).
"I see Russia as the last country that might invade someone"
*lives in the United States*
Americans aren't really familiar with the concept of hypocrisy. Hopefully China will be a more benign Global Dictator.
@@ajantsmith6139 oh boy
U.S. is bad so worship China, wtf lol
@@ajantsmith6139 Why would China be bening? Its already most likely being infiltrated by zionists, working on Rome 3.0. That would mean China would most likley be a bigger foreign threat in the yeara to come.
While the USA is the first country that will invade any county for $$$$$$
I just love when an American says about another country "They have been living in war culture for too long."
Absolutely , just at the wrong end of the pointy stick . Ignorance is bliss 👍🇦🇺
Valid, but Russia's stick isn't exactly blunt.
I get that. Also it's weird how little attention a lot of my generation pays to US foreign policy and military action. The military here has been voluntary and had it's own insulated sub culture for so long, that a lot of us citizens barely even think about it, myself included.
America is only 200 years old lmao how old is Russia, China, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Iran, England, Germany and India? They’re all thousands of years old!
Ofcourse i like that Australia & America have good military ties ,, they have been through some tough fights eg Vietnam, the Pacific & so on
"you can almost see Russia invading somewhere else like they did in Crimea"
That hits far different now, turns out Joe had the right thought process on that one
It’s crazy to watch this and to see his perspective on the subject considering what’s going on currently.
Joe right thought process? they forced russia to invade ukraine , if i predicted that you were gonna fight me , then i punched you in the face , and you fought me , does that really mean i predicted the event would happen? or did i make it happen? thats what Joe did.
@Anthony Ruiz The United States invaded more countries than russia LOL , yet for some reason russia invades one country and its bad , when they never complained about the US invading the Middle East.
A1914-1918 - a series of invasions of Mexico.
1914-1934 - Haiti. After numerous rebellions, America introduces its troops, the occupation lasts 19 years.
1916-1924 - 8-year occupation of the Dominican Republic.
1917-1933 - military occupation of Cuba, economic protectorate.
1917-1918 - participation in World War I.
1918-1922 - intervention in Russia. In total, it was attended by 14 states.
Active support was provided to the territories separated from Russia - Kolchakia and the Far Eastern Republic.
1918-1920 - Panama. After the election troops are introduced to suppress unrest.
1919 - COSTA RICA. U.S. troops are landed to "protect American interests."
1919 - U.S. troops fight on the side of Italy against the Serbs in Dolmatia.
1919 - U.S. troops enter Honduras during elections.
1920 - Guatemala. 2-week intervention.
1921 - U.S. support for guerrillas fighting to overthrow Guatemalan President Carlos Herrera for the benefit of the United Fruit Company.
1922 - intervention in Turkey.
1922-1927 - U.S. troops in China during the People's Revolt.
1924-1925 - Honduras. Troops invade the country during elections.
1925 - Panama. U.S. troops break a general strike.
1926 - Nicaragua. Invasion.
1927-1934 - U.S. troops are stationed throughout China.
1932 - Invasion of El Salvador by sea. There was a rebellion there at this time.
1937 - Nicaragua. With the help of U.S. troops, dictator Somoza comes to power, deposing the legitimate government of J. Sakasa.
1939 - The introduction of troops into China.
1947-1949 - Greece. U.S. troops participate in civil war, supporting fascists.
1948-1953 - hostilities in the Philippines.
1950 - Uprising in Puerto Rico is suppressed by U.S. troops.
1950-1953 - Armed intervention in Korea by about one million American soldiers.
1958 - Lebanon. Occupation of the country, counterinsurgency.
1958 - confrontation with Panama.
1959 - America enters Laos, the first clashes of U.S. troops in Vietnam begin.
1959 - Haiti. The suppression of a popular uprising against the pro-American government.
1960 - After José María Velasco is elected president of Ecuador and refuses to submit to U.S. demands to break relations with Cuba, the Americans conduct several military operations and organize a coup.
1960 - U.S. troops enter Guatemala to prevent the removal of a U.S. puppet from power.
1965-1973 - Military aggression against Vietnam.
1966 - Guatemala. ...U.S. troops enter the country, massacring Indians who were considered potential rebels.
1966 - Military aid to the pro-American governments of Indonesia and the Philippines. . (60,000 people were arrested for political reasons, with the government officially employing 88 torture specialists).
1971-1973 - bombing of Laos.
1972 - Nicaragua. U.S. troops are brought in to support a government favored by Washington.
1983 - Military intervention in Grenada by about 2,000 Marines.
1986 - Attack on Libya. Bombing of Tripoli and Benghazi.
1988 - invasion of Honduras by U.S. troops.
1988 - U.S. warship Vincennes, in the Persian Gulf, shoots down an Iranian plane with 290 passengers on board, including 57 children.
1989 - U.S. troops suppress riots in the Virgin Islands.
1991 - large-scale military action against Iraq.
1992-1994 - Occupation of Somalia. Armed violence against civilians, killing of civilians.
1998 - Sudan. Americans destroy a pharmaceutical plant with a missile strike, claiming it produces nerve gas.
1999 - Ignoring international law, bypassing the UN and the Security Council, U.S. NATO forces launched a 78-day campaign of aerial bombardment of the sovereign nation of Yugoslavia.
2001 - invasion of Afghanistan.
2003 - Bombing of Iraq.
2011 - Libya.
Yeah but it is the same country that Crimea was and should be still apart of.
@@cjeromet1971 you are 100% correct this hole thing is a joke the west and America and the media need to get a grip
Crazy was used to described Russia. Please supply a descriptive word to describe America?
Hypocrisy
Decadent
Fat
God’s country lmao America is so unhinged. The Wild West
Joe: “Putin is the only one u can almost see him pulling a Crimea”
Well he sure did
I came back by o this video just to hear him say that again lmao
bro he called it
Crazy
He nailed it.
Actually he did even before, Im Georgian and 20% of my country is occupied by Russia and they continue occupation every day, it’s called rolling occupation!
Joe Rogan: Russia is biased against gays and journalists.
Saudia Arabia: Hold my beer.
They don't drink in Saudi Arabia....
It's raining men!
@@Arco961 hahahahahahahah... TRUE!
Hold my camel
@@calebtimes453 Dark lol
Joe called the Russian invasion lol
I love how joe waits for Bryan to start getting long winded and passionate and starts trolling him
Well, smoking too much dope can cause that sometimes.....
"russia being the last big country to invade somebody" I love you joe, but look in your backyard.
Yeah but.. america hasn't launched an invasion in awhile, the most recent was the Russian backed Donestk Peoples Republic fighting Ukraine.
I understand what you are saying but truly the most recent world power invasion was Russian.
@@alecnolastname4362
It was not an invasion since results of referendum were 90% for integration with Russia.
You just keep typing invasion to try to hardwire it as a fact through repetition.
Your ignorance comes from ignoring the truth, very American.
A 15 minutes well spent:
czcams.com/video/QWpZ-9h4cZ0/video.html
@@alecnolastname4362 What do you call in a while? this century: Iraq, twice. Afghanistan.
@@konnior1586 but they first launched those 'military campaigns' over a decade ago, they never FULLY withdrew just because they can't make up their minds.
@@alecnolastname4362 Afghanistan, irag......didya forget about those you goofy 😂😂
Joe Rogan: "We most likely seen the end of wars for territories"
Putin: "Hold my beer"
Literally said the same thing
Mental if only he was right
Lmao
Why is this a joke
Yep
Both high as fuck and not on weed 😂
A complete misunderstanding of Russia by the West has led to dire consequences
America and culture.
Europeans be like: My house is older than the united states.
lol culture isn't just about old things, buildings and statues, culture can be modern
@@madnomad3861 yhea but he's refering to culture in a old perpective that america beeing the youngest one it dosen't have a lot of material history of culture
@@madnomad3861 heritage is different to culture. In contrast to Europe, America is lacking in heritage aside from Aztec/Native ruins.
All across here in England are ruins predating americas 'discovery' by 100s of years.
@@aegonbreakspear9102 well i wasn't talking about heritage
America's only culture is destroying what they build and trying to control people
Trust me Americans - from an outside view the US is equally crazy!
It's only the highlights of the crazy that everyone sees. I think that crazy exists in every neighborhood - some just hide it much better than others.
@@jcm5083 100% correct. It just so happens that the media likes to make America look bad so they can have things their way
@@SaltyCado what media you mean american media companies
@@Bramro12
Yes. But keep in mind, CBC and BBC do a fine job of spreading propaganda as well.
I'd really like to be able to disagree with you but...
Boy does this conversation miss the boat
Legend has it Lil Jamie hasn’t scrolled ever since.
No more wars of aggression. Now we just have wars of compassion.
Joe rogan: russia is crazy meanwhile in usa people try figure out what gender they pick🤣
🤣
So what? Lol you Indians first solve your cast siatem
Meanwhile in America people are debating the existence of corona virus and whether or not to wear masks still while thousands upon thousands die.
@@rusitoexplorador It'll take a long time because literacy is still 74% , but you guys have 100% literacy and still believe in shitty flat earth conspiracies
@@breastmilkgaming well, at least we eat cows
Russia have always produced some of the greatest writers, composers, artists. These guys are clueless
That aged well.
Joe needs to get Bald and Bankrupt on here and broaden his perspectives about Russia.
Rohan Rao most underrated comment here
he is bald already
Having Bald on would be phenomenal.
He is bald already. What he means is that America is better just like our weather. Come to Miami or California. We respected everyone. We are cool. It’s just your homie china threw corona in our eyes like jean Claude van dam in blood sport. You guys continue to grow and it can be peace. We have this side and you have that side. The guy is kind of right but I feel like he’s talking shit.
@@mitchellphillips2800 bro, he's talking about the youtuber bald and bankrupt
No more wars of aggresion... these guys really live in their nice bubble.
J. D. Psychedelics can save our planet from aggression. Spread them.
Yeah joe thought total war was something we “used to do.” Lol ask china about that
@@thelastmemphian lol we don't have wars now
J. D. Idk why were listing to a rich COMEDIAN pontificate on geopolitical issues at all. I can’t think of a couple more people unqualified to talk on this topic
James Callaway, no kidding. Did you the bs Eddie was spewin yesterday. Just get rid of urinals and that’ll fix the transgender bathroom issues😂
I guess Izzy was completely wrong. Joe nailed it!!
"You could almost see Russia pulling a Crimea somewhere else" that comment aged well lol Ukraine
This is possibly the dumbest conversation I've heard on this show.
agree
Заебал что тебе не нравится
As an American, I honestly dont know if Putin has murdered journalists...and the only reason Im skeptical is I can definitely see my country spewing that to me as propaganda, which most Americans dont even consider.
@@Scorch428 He did not do it directly, but with one sentence to a loyal employee. It was not signed as a document, but done through word by mouth. The information moved through a chain of command. The one, who got it done is very "far" from Putin. This is a good example: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Anna_Politkovskaya
just had the same thought, wtf is wrong with them
In Soviet Rogan DMT Smokes *YOU*
Id let rogan smoke me
that was really genius
loool
Krokadil eats u in Russia.
@@viracocha You're
This aged really well
I have to say, Callen's analysis was informed and, in my opinion, pretty damn spot on.
Callen’s Dad is a banker and was on the council of foreign relations. He is a very well connected man.
Far too sympathetic to the little tyrant who's made so much happen since, and so many die, badly.
Rogan should have someone on the show who specializes in Russian history and politics. Also North Korea....that would be a good show
He did, Michael Malice
On Russia, he can start with prof. Steven Cohen - who's been throughout his long career considered one of the preeminent Russian experts in the US and since the 2008/2014 media lies has been marginalized.
That's an awesome idea. And then do ours from an outsider's prospective.
true
Maybe get someone who is from Crimea or has been to Crimea and lived there for a time :)
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”
Real shit creates real niggas. Real niggas be straight chillin'. Straight chillin' makes bitch niggas. Bitch niggas start some real shit.
If that was true we still for sure be stuck in middle ages..you re just one of THAT guys
Ibn Khaldun
A B 😂😂✊🏿✊🏿
NAWEEN.. WELL SAID..
I agree with Bryan Callen , I guess that's what happens when you slowly but surly isolate a superpower, economically and politically. So you do need more friendly approach by US and EU
We had a friendly approach with Yeltsin and Putin for the first few years of his presidency. Then the Iraq war started, Putin had a paranoid attack and thought that we’d try to take him out next (even though Bush really like Putin at that point), Putin gave a speech in front of the world leaders about why he hates the west, and the rest is history.
This aged so well....
“Russia might invade somebody.”
LOLOLOLOLOL
Been asleep the last 50 years, Joe?
Free Julian Assange, you filthy incel.
@@tassinfaak ?
It's so funny, Joe doesn't know shit of the world
@Mercb3ast Context matters. Joe was talking specifically about Russia starting a war from annexing. And I'd agree with him on that. I mean recent history has shown he's most likely right.
He stated earlier, 'might pull another crimea' he knows it happened
the book is “Where the Wild Things Are”
I just kept screaming this
Yep. And Callen is wrong about Maurice Sendak fighting in the war. He was only 16 on D-Day. However, he was an atheist and lost family members to the Holocaust.
Best book ever
Where the Monsters Are
@@AzureVoltic Nope. www.scholastic.com/teachers/books/where-the-wild-things-are-by-maurice-sendak/
Well, this aged like a fine wine.
Hilarious to see these Americans talking about Putin like he is some kind of agressor/invader while forgetting the history of their own country lmao
Invading a country to irradiate tyranny/communism - and then leaving that country after handing off the proverbial democratic torch, is country miles different from invading a country to own the land.
Get educated.
@@lukeherrington8555 You sound like a FOX news brainwashed ignorant American lol, what a surprise..
@@lukeherrington8555 Most hilarious of your comment is an American telling me to get educated. You probably dont even know where Ukraine is lol
What if Russia took DMT?
Andrés Feliciano bears, lots of bears
Thats the funniest shit I have ever heard. My girlfriend is Russian and she would probably kill 2000 people in a day if she took drugs.
@@ramusdoyle5899 how many does she normally kill? 🤔
They did the no sleep experiment or w.e... if that counts haha
haha that joes answer for everything
I learned more about the history of Russia from playing battlefield 1 than this interview
Bruh same here. Battlefield 1 got me into WWI.
Preach 🙏🏿
Well, a lot of dumb young neo-Nazis, like you, are learning Russian "history" from Battlefield. :-)
@@sakulasakic2391 Here's the reply you wanted
@@Underneaththeskin how does being a neo nazi coordinate with anything he just said
"Territory is no longer a commodity"
End of wars of conquest? Russia: "Hold my beer".
Two Americans saying Russia is corrupt and might invade another country... the irony.
Lol
Where's the irony?
Iraq motherfuker! Are these two high!!
hahahahaha
@@youngfyah America didn't annex Iraq. Russia annexed part of neighboring country Ukraine holds territory in 2 seperate areas in Georgia and one in Moldova making those areas essentially parts of Russia.
Two people having a "smart" convo about something that they don't know..unbelievable.
ooh Brian Callan speaking to politics, this shit be mind numbing
so, a typical Joe Rogan podcast.
Scorch428, No matter how you spin it you are part of that audience.
@@KingZealotTactics No. I swear I just misclicked on the video!
I accidentally saw it just like Trump "accidentally saw Bill Maher last night!"
Last war of attrition, Russia didn’t get the memo
"[Russia under Putin] seems to me to be the last big country that might invade somebody."
Damn this literally couldn't have been more accurate...
What about Saudi prince invade of Yemen still going on and Biden bombing Somalia 3weeks ago.
Did you somehow forget about China and Taiwan?
@@rumpelstiltskin5649 it's not my quote
Bryan "I read one book on the subject, and now I am an expert" Callen
He annoys the fuck out of me when he talks about Saudi Arabia like an expert when he lived there for a couple years in his childhood in a damn compound !!
Rangelife1980 - “book on tape”
He’s full of shit that’s for sure
Expert... nah.. but he did learn something so it gives him some room to speak about it. Reading is how most people gain knowledge on a subject but definitely not an expert
Callen needs to die
I"ve met Russian people. They have a tough outside, but once they get to know you, they'll open up their homes with generosity.
Just ask Bruce Kershaw
Eastern Europeans in general have a very cold character toward strangers but once they get to know you your in the club!
@@1amelka Depends which part of Eastern Europe you go to, but Russians def seem cold at first.
I agree with this. Every Russian I’ve ever met has been an amazing person who welcomes you into their homes with large amounts of amazing food!
And their baggies of coke too. Pretty cool folks overall.
This aged like milk
That’s why I don’t watch WWI or WWII movies anymore. Totally glamorizes war and Americans have this weird fetish for how good we good we looked in our involvement. It was still 100%death and devastation.
"no wars of agression since ww2" wtf are these guys talking about?
He was talking about "classic" wars where one stable country invades another country and annexes the land.
@@ZeZeBatata69 well that happened too. Israel anexed land after the Six day war, in Africa during 70's and 80's the boarders were always changing because of war. Just because the US aint fighting doesnt mean theres no war.
What about Russian military invasion 2014? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_military_intervention_in_Ukraine_(2014%E2%80%93present)
@@LucasVieira325 US is fighting all over the fucking planet, my dude.
I do agree with the assessment that WW2 was the last war of agression. All wars since, in my opinion, were strategic for other reasons. Resources, humanitarian, liberation, etc...
Use the US as example. Iraq, they were no threat to us. Afghanistan, they were no threat to us. Vietnam, no threat to us.
These are political wars about resources, world power, humanitarian, etc..
None were like fuck you, no fuck you, and war commenced.
That's how I view it.
Territory is no longer a commodity.
China: Hold my beer.
Crimea, Ukraine.
Lol then why indian are fighting pakistan,why you guys mad because nepal want their own territiry back¿
@@eunesshshahithakuri7047 you talk as if the populations have an issue. It's all a game between the governments to create nationalism for vote bank. If you realise it well and good.
Meh... “hold my rice”
@@eunesshshahithakuri7047 Nepal can suck dick , dudes might get carpet bombed incase they help China in war
Minsk also looked like the surface of the Moon.
Crazy listening to this now…
Joe rogan knows nothing about Russia and geo politics
He is a drug addict look at his eyes on the show nothing more
joe doenst know anything
We'll most Americans don't that's just the truth.
we as humans don't know anything.
That’s because joe is very similar to us commenting on this. He’s not as famous or powerful as you think
"Ak 47 made in 1957 " The clue is in the name guys.. It was first manufactured in 1947, hence the 47 in AK47.
Oh boy lol
first he said AK not AK-47. second it wasn't manufactured in 1947. the first accepted prototype was made in 47. and they did not manufacture those until 1959 and it is called AKM (all the russian made rifles that people call AK-47 are actually AKMs). and also a fact the suffix 47 was not added until 74 when they changed the caliber to 5.45. it was called simply AK with prototype number (1 to 3 IIRC) that's why the Modified version is AKM not AK-47M. like AK-74 and AK-74M
TunisianDom 93 hey! Nice info! Thank you very much! I wish there was more ppl like you!!👏😀
One of the most inaccurate guns ever made. Kalashnikov 47
@@tunisiandom9318 1949, not 1959, and it was called AK which stands for Avtomat Kalashnikova (Kalashnikov Carbine). AKM is a later modification (M for modified), and it's still called AKM till this day. Only you guys in America call it AK-47, though it doesn't really exist.
АК, АКС, АКМ, АКМС, АК-74, АКС-74, АК-74М, АКС-74У, AK-103, AK-105, AK-107, АК-12
I jumped back two years to see what we thought of Russia and Ukraine considering the current 2022 anybody else here this year
This aged well
Here we are in 2022 with Russia invading Ukrainia
-"Russia is the last big country that might invade somebody"
-*US casually sipping their middle eastern oil*
The US hasn't expanded its territory in a hundred years, Russia and China have and continue to try and do so.
@@rexsceleratorum1632 Russia has expanded its territory by taking back land that belonged to them not 50 years ago and is populated by russians mostly, as opposed to the US killing millions of people and destabilizing at least a dozen countries for nothing but material gain. Industrializing human misery and making entire regions uninhabitable is arguably worse than taking back a seaport some dumb president gave away to another country (that was still under his rule at the time)
@@autismspirit You have serious math issues if you think Afghanistan was "material gain" for the US after spending 2.2 trillion dollars in a country with no oil
@@autismspirit Peace Religionists destabilize their own countries because their religion is a sugarcoated political ideology from the 7th century. Other countries the US got involved, like South Korea, Japan, and Germany, meanwhile are now the richest on the planet.
@@rexsceleratorum1632 ever heard of Hawaii ? Porta Rico?
Always fun to watch people who are living in a bubble talk about the outside.
5p00kh4rdc0r3 best comment bro.
everyone lives in a bubble.
Jason Germon sure, I suppose. Just seems that those who live in the smallest bubbles have the loudest voices.
Exactly
Everything lives in bubble until it realizes there never was a bubble in the first place
Ah the irony of this looking back
"WWII would be the end of land invasion war" nope, it's back.
Year 2019. American journalists discussing that Russians also have food, they laugh and have families.
Yeah, and they worship too. Crazy world with human beings all over it. 🤪
In Russia everyday people write poetry.
What journalists?
Its like they're people!
Better than the shit they talk about on CNN
Dresden was not bombed by Russians; it was the "Allies" that leveled it.
In ww2 Russia were part of the allies
And the Soviets did request the bombing to prevent a German retreat (I think)
@@oc911 Although Russia was part of the 'allies', but Dresden was bombed specifically by Chrchill and Roosevlet to show the might of the western powers to the Russians.
I agree with that. However the main reason for attacking Dresden was revenge for the luftwaffe bombing Coventry. Both citys virtually had no military presence and both had an inflated population due to other cities being bombed.
@@moa3810 sorry I didn't tag your name in my reply
"Russia would ALMOST pull a Crimea somewhere else" lol
I traveled across Russia two years ago and had a fucking blast. They are good people.
3:50
Nice people , who likes killing other nations' people.
There are good ppl every where just as there are bad
That's basically tourist perspective. I bet you would go to North Korea and say the same thing. Try to live there for few years and you'll see much more.
Some Guy Just to bring some light: truth not heard about Russians have got talents and they are gone to where they are valued better. Watch for Russian names - they are everywhere (especially English speaking countries). I live in Sydney and nearly see as many Russians here as left in my hometown - former soviet capital - Tashkent. Btw Russian boxers are mostly the guys living closer to Caucasus that are traditionally fighting nations (culture different from Russian) . However the idea that Russians are oppressed by those in power - is in Russian culture. There is a story that is part of Russian literature school program “who lives well in Rus” where peasants tell the stories of their slavery like lives. Similarly during Communism people were treated like an element of big machine. I liked how on one famous Russian podcast Russian migrants agreed that Russian culture is desire to suffer. I.e. the mum of a famous comedian asks for a ticket to his show: “Just let me stay somewhere near the wall”. Comedian replies “I will surely get you one in the first row, no prob mum”. “No need, i will be fine standing by the wall”. This might sound absurd but my mum asks similar things - it is the whole generation of parents. I have a friend married to British, living in Australia with 4 kids. When her mum comes to Au her purpose is to help with kids and household. When her mother-in-law comes she spends the vacation around Au (taking grand kids for a day out of two weeks)... My mum thinks if someone criticises Putin they offend Russia the Motherland. And that is what happens to most brainwashed people. They think the authorities (Putin first of all) is Russia, they represent Russia and can’t be humiliated. Recently a new law got signed - you can’t make jokes on Russian authorities. There is a song by Zemfira (famous gay Russian rock singer) with lyrics “my mum and dad turned into TVs a long time ago”. My mum too btw - we can’t talk politics in the family. As I and my husband both raised by Russian parents and teachers are “Russofobs”. The term Russian media came up for people who offend Mother Russia “afraid of Russia”...
Jamie wtf you need to know exactly where to stop scrolling and read Joe's mind. Dammit jamie
Fr I don't get why he's yelling lol
spencer kleiman lol that’s true on a micro scale
spencer kleiman i think y’all are reading too much into it 😂
@@ghostface6226 well I know they're friends and clearly dont take it personally. But they are live. Haha, and he does lose patience for him a lot. Its funny if nothing else, but still
@spencer kleiman Thank you for your very sophisticated and philosophic trolling. Sir, I salut you.🍻
'Russian people who suffered maybe more than anybody in the XX century.' Greetings from Poland, Bryan :P
3:30 god damn it joe
You know when the 1911 was designed? That's right, 1921.
Gun autist here: the AK-47 is simply the name of the stamped sheet steel prototype. The Russians had problems with stamping and the welds of the guide rails breaking so they adopted a milled receiver rifle called the AK. In 1959 they finally adopted the AK as we know it, under the designation AKM.
To a neutral, America and Russia look about even on the crazy scale
America even more so
America is entertaining-crazy. Russia is more scary-crazy.
Truuuu
You are all idiots
America: why is Russia so crazy?
Also america: kills thousands of Iraqis and claims "we did it cause saddam was allied with bin Laden and had nukes"
this aged well...
This aged real well
I'LL TAKE "WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE" FOR 200.
You're a WILD THING
Chloe Webb I make you absolutely right! Amazing book!
A wild and untamed thing 😈
Maurice sendak.
"woahwoahwoah stop scrolling" - Jamie's heart skipped a beat
He stopped and stayed on the same pic after that.
Woaah I can't believe Joe Rogan called it
Coming back to this in 2022 is weird.
When it comes to foreign nations...This is like listening to taxi drivers having a coffee between customers lol
Yep. These guys are comics trying to fill time on a podcast. Folks to take them too seriously are morons.
As a russian this funny to watch. Its like i live in Mordor
Pritty much, and as Americans they live in middle earth. We all fucked
@@jeebus5833 mordor is in middle earth
You guys have Internet?
You should try Kazakhstan for a week.
@@meshaljoseph you will be surprised but it is one of the best in the world. 100 mb/s for 12 dollars even in small cities.
Wow, this hit differently in mid-22
The sniffles lol
Run by a gangster vs owned by the Banksters
what's the difference between bankers and gangsters? - bankers already bought the government to write their crimes into laws and contracts
Banksters are gangsters now, before they weren't, now that they've gotten away with it a 3rd time the mafia has taken noticed and has moved into that area HARD. Down in South Florida Miami area drug traffickers have even opened banks.
Kimber Xtc daym
wrong, in Russia, the gangsters own the banks. It's just a mafia state.
@Hilbert França Oh yea? Look good in statistics on suicides caused by financial problem.
Joe is smart guy but he is very weak on Russian history and coulture. He got understanding on Russia from a Rambo movie...
Classic
Well no shit Sherlock he’s American
Coulture
Rocky series*
@@zelepuza3518 ur a moron
Joe predicted the future
'Wars of aggression are more than likely done with'... yea... nuhuh.
Joe “We Are Better Than Everyone” Rogan
He seems to be joking like relax man
Explain to me how the united states is not superior to any other country besides china
@@3RFi US is worst compared to most European countries - compare average standard of living, mortality rate amongst children, access to education, health care costs, etc etc but yeah keep believing ' America is the best' because you heard that in a Hollywood movie when you were a kid.....
@@erikson024 lol no European country is a superpower. The gdp of the United States is the size of continental Europe.
@@elcapitan9141 oh yes the ultimate superpower argument, American kids die in mass shootings, education is a sham but yeah you have some cool missiles.....
How can someone so well informed about almost everything, Talk such utter nonsense.
Joe or the other guy?
@@cruzstevens7058 both of them are just making up facts and build up theories around it. Stupidity in the purest form.
@@Vectar84 what's stupid? Be specific.
@@jamieldn I live in Russia whole my life, and I travel a lot so I know how it’s in Russia and how in other countries. Brendan and Joe started with stupid assumption first of all. Conquer for land is over, but not for resource. Time of conquer is not over, now it’s done other way and US doing it perfectly. I can go through all their discussion and give you comment on every word, but do you really want that?
@@Vectar84 mate, you're dealing with two stoners here. It's always half factual half baked info with Joe.
"I wonder how you get you weed in Russia" According to the WNBA star, you don't... that's gonna sting a bit for her. Just for vape juice too.
When flexing goes wrong 🤣
If you think Russia is crazy, wait until you hear about this place called Florida!
Giant killer snakes in the everglades, herpes monkeys in silver spings, bath salts zombies in Miami etc. etc....
So true
I think there's something in the water down in Florida, and it is very low n swampy..When you think about it.. It's like the US' sweaty jock-strap. I think it will sink eventually....then it will maybe go down in the annals of history as Atlantis 2.0 (I jest FL. I visited before...it was unreal ;P)
That's a different type of crazy.
Lmao Russia couldn’t beat Florida in terms of being batshit crazy in the slightest
Joe needs to get out and travel more. Spend time with the locals and develop a more balanced perspective on how the USA relates to the world. You cannot develop this perspective from within the US borders. It would make him an even more interesting and credible interviewer. He could conduct interviews with local figures while overseas. Now THAT would be interesting and informative.
Pretty sure he been around the world
@@bigchivo4199 No, Joe has been to a lot of places just for UFC events. Meaning he goes to a city and in there for 2-3 days at the most and then comes home. Joe has repeatedly made statements about his fear of traveling to other countries. Listen to his podcast with Robert Shoch for just a small example. Shoch asked Joe if he'd been to Egypt and when Joe said no Shoch kept excitedly saying that Joe had to come with him sometime to see the wonders there and it was pretty obvious that Joe wasn't gonna be doing that any time soon.
Joe's narrow attitude on the rest of the world really is a microcosm for the average American. Which is ultimately pretty sad since he's got a such a great platform to reach out to people from and is also wealthy enough that he could easily go to a lot of the more sketchy area of the world in relative safety and comfort.
@@bigchivo4199 Jose, there's a huge difference between visiting a place for a few days versus really getting to know the locals and their viewpoint. Joe could really do a service for Americans by conducting long interviews with foreign thought leaders. Americans live in a virtual bubble because of our geography and do not have a good understanding of how the rest of the world views America. I've spent half my adult life outside of the USA. I've come to learn that we're all brothers and sisters with similar hopes and aspirations across many areas, regardless of race, culture or creed. We have much to learn from each other. Anthony Bourdain came closest to capturing many such insights, though in less depth than what Rogan might accomplish..
sorry to break it to you, but fans of joe outside the US are a ridiculous minority. joe doesn't give enough of a fuck to do it, and nobody important outside of the US would give enough of a fuck about joe to appear.
Tom McGuinness has f
Certainly not the end of conquest wars
Joe on his Nostradameus shit! Nailed it
The children's book is: "Where the Wild Things Are"
It was killing me that he didn’t know
Shel Silverstein,
Thank You!!!! It killed me
Shel’s work is the shit
Metallica
“Is the Ak-47 a good rifle”
Yes, it was designed in 1957”
The year is in the name lol
@Bif Webster dude. Weapons jam. The ak is not some godlike weapon just as the m16 is not some unuseable pile of garbage. A faulty magazine can just be as likely of an issue as the platform itself. Plus it's a movie.
But the name is wrong. What people call AK-47 is actually just AK. AK-47 was a prototype
There's is a video on YT where AK shoots out 50 magazines in a row, around 30'th magazine it was on fire and melting, it started jamming a bit but never fully failed.
@@steelbear2063 yes and no, official name his AK, it was also the name of the gun until it was modernized in 74. after the prototype came out they did not rework the gun so the ones after that were essentially the same has the prototype, this his why 47.
its like arisaka rifles the type 99 his the year 1939 for the guns that came out after, even if made in 1942, it was still a type 99 if they made type 38 in 1940 it was still a type 38.
Steel Bear The AK-47 wasn’t just a prototype. It was a rifle that was in mass production up until 1959 when the AKM replaced it due to modernized stamping technology which made it easier to produce.
At 3:27 into the video he straight up basically predicts the Russian invasion of the Ukraine
Two guys from USA are talking about war...
Did you had one,i mean at home?
The whole world is run by gangsters. Ours just keep their dirty deeds out of sight as much as possible
I'm not disagreeing with you, I know that there are corrupt leaders everywhere, but it is worth pointing out that not all of them are equally bad. I don't know who's the worst here, but I don't think it's fair to lump them all together on the same level.
@@warrioroflight6872 At the end of the day its all the same. They just realize that the harder they are... the more obvious they make it. The more problems it creates for them. I mean they teach the Constitution from a young age in American schools. But the US government is run by lawyers who are run by the intelligence agencies and spies. They put a lot of time, effort and money into making unconstitutional things appear legal every single day. Remember in the end government isn't about justice it's about control.
Nice profil pic. You must live in a society. Right?
I wanted to like but i wanna keep it at 69
Hollywood was a genius invention.
2019 Joe: "We've seen the end of these wars of conquest"
2022 Russia: "Hold my beer."
Hold my Vodka!!
See. He knows what he's saying we just witnessed invasion
2022 Soviet Union: 'Hold my vodka'
Russia 🪆. Please 🙏🥺 stop
Its not really a war of conquest, but influence. Russia is probably taking note from the US and realizes it has no intent on counter-insurgency/occupation of Ukraine.
Also he did mention Russia conquering Ukraine.
Listen this in 2022 hits different.
When he talks about creatives being different, it reminds me of Einstein in Nazi Germany.
The United states it literally in 8 different countries as we speak
Busy killing people 🤣😴
8?
More like more than 150.....you have military bases all over the world
@@ravemachin actively hostile/at war with 8. But your right af
America isn't that known as a beacon of free speech. Not because, you can't say anything critical on TV it's twisted or bleeped out when it's too edgy in language. If you're critical of the society you could get shot or locked up (shot not necessarily by the State rather then a random nutjob with a gun from Wal-Mart).
Our government is wack. They won’t leave anyone alone