What are you watching on youtube right now?

[bluethrunthru]

an advert that is actually good

 

[dennishasdoneit]

 

[dennishasdoneit]

 

[bennyboy]

 

[dennishasdoneit]

 

[better dead than red]

Historically video/reenactment on what it was like to be a soldier in the 33rd Foot Regiment during the American Revolution.

 

[chris63]

 

[mexico1970]

 

[dennishasdoneit]

 

[Bigga]

I think I(or someone else) might've posted this already, but here it is again.

Kinda worth it...

 

[mexico1970]

That's a surprise commies don't want to defend their own country, it's not going to end well for them.

 

[Bigga]

Good.

I'm glad the kids are fighting back. Capitalists and old men's wars?

Let them go first to the front lines.

 

[mexico1970]

Good.

I'm glad the kids are fighting back. Capitalists and old men's wars?

Let them go first to the front lines.

What people are missing is that initially this is voluntary, the only unfair thing about this bill is that women can opt in they don't have to if they don't want to.

If people want freedom and a democracy then they have to be prepared to fight for it.

 

[Bigga]

What people are missing is that initially this is voluntary, the only unfair thing about this bill is that women can opt in they don't have to if they don't want to.

If people want freedom and a democracy then they have to be prepared to fight for it.

Nobody's missing the voluntary bit. What they understand is that it becomes a catch all as a reason to pull people into wars after they've served.

Freedom and democracy is being fought for as these kids protest.

Believing you have to go to war for that 'democracy' is a fallacy thrust upon the young when they're told there's a nonexistent threat ahead.

The fallout of serving/ having to go to the frontline without the support of surviving it on returning home, is huge.

Currently I'm working with a soldier with massive PTSD from serving.

Let the capitalists and old men send their families in first.

 

[Bigga]

And breathe...

I found this gent quite watchable. I know there are a few channels like it on the origin of words, but he tends to throw in play-on-words as he goes along on a lot of his stuff!

 

[mexico1970]

Nobody's missing the voluntary bit. What they understand is that it becomes a catch all as a reason to pull people into wars after they've served.

Freedom and democracy is being fought for as these kids protest.

Believing you have to go to war for that 'democracy' is a fallacy thrust upon the young when they're told there's a nonexistent threat ahead.

The fallout of serving/ having to go to the frontline without the support of surviving it on returning home, is huge.

Currently I'm working with a soldier with massive PTSD from serving.

Let the capitalists and old men send their families in first.

I don't agree with you, functioning democracies need a functioning military to protect that democracy. What's noticeable about that video id just how many red stars there are and how many seemingly despise democracy.

Either way I hope they get their papers in the long run and have to protect the way of life they enjoy.

 

[Bigga]

I don't agree with you, functioning democracies need a functioning military to protect that democracy. What's noticeable about that video id just how many red stars there are and how many seemingly despise democracy.

Either way I hope they get their papers in the long run and have to protect the way of life they enjoy.

We do disagree.

"Functioning democracies" are dependent on peace and the willingness for trading fairly for shared resources. This would ensure people not to live in poverty if the world worked together.

Capitalism is not democracy.

 

[mexico1970]

We do disagree.

"Functioning democracies" are dependent on peace and the willingness for trading fairly for shared resources. This would ensure people not to live in poverty if the world worked together.

Capitalism is not democracy.

Commie ;-)

 

[Bigga]

I remember the fascination with this advert. Not so much how it was made, but the thought process in putting it all together.

It's almost perfect with no flaws how it draws the attention.

Here are the makers of the ad...

 

[Two Gun Bob]

Subscibe to this chap as he comes good with his recommends. Here's five Aldi bottles to savour over the festive period


And now Lidls Deluxe range


We like the campo viejo rioja but only if it's around the £7.50 mark. They do try it on a lot at the £9 mark.

Good to see the mainstream wines getting a taste test.