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  • I think NZ was the 1st country to give women the vote?

  • lol, found it funny, and the debating just as amusing. I came to watch a silly vid, and read even sillier debates in a comment section for a star trek vid. Only on youtube. XD

  • You push frenchies to the edge and you will see heads rolling...Vive La France!

  • @MrLiteBear More like: "Run away, run away, run away" Agincourt. XD

  • @MrRobertSama France owned almost all countries of Europe, during the time of Napoleon, including Germany, Italy and Spain. On top of that, during the french revolution heads were literally rolling on public streets and dead bodies were impaled like BBQ sticks.

  • @MrLiteBear And yet they kept losing wars to Britain. :)

  • @MrRobertSama Britain is much easier to defend, because it's an island.

  • @MrLiteBear It's also more difficult to go offensive from Britain...

  • *Le sigh*...

  • le roflmao.

  • lol

  • French do surrender yes. But they have the best resistance armies Bitch.

  • @redundantstudios thats there tactic surrender at the first sign of trouble, italians try to side with who they think will win (but there not very good at choosing, and spain kind of just watches

  • @therealGLAD Russia says "lets ally with this questionable guy so we can betray him lat- NO HE BETRAYED US FIRST GRRR"

  • @redundantstudios america says let's start later when everybodys half dead so we look good, england drinks their tea, australia decides not to defend themselves, but to go halfway across the world to fight an enemy not threatening them. And germany goes "Ahhhhh nein schnell nurblewerfer

  • @therealGLAD Japan says "I'm tired of you America and your embargoes, here, I'm a bombin your harbor."

  • @redundantstudios and then Canada get's flowers from denmark yay, and china is just kind of standing there awkwardly

  • @therealGLAD Norway almost kicks the crap out of Germany but then it got bored. Korea and Poland become best friends with Japan and Germany. Like in Prison Showers.

  • @redundantstudios New Zealand does something but no one remembers what

  • @therealGLAD Germany : "U mad Belgium?"

  • Keep in mind: this is the same guy who said "Fire All Weapons".

  • I laughed. Thanks.

  • I just loled when I just discovered the guy pulling the face was in con air. true story

  • What Would Joan of Arc Do?

  • @dianaAthemiscyra she would be assimilated

  • WHo is that singing?

  • LMAO!!!

  • Haha...loved it!

  • The French, the cowards of the European union.

  • I just wish that just once whenever they say 'in all languages and frequencies' it would be followed by 'including welsh'.

  • @382eddie Welsh isn't a language!

  • @KarmicAnarchist Welsh is what you get when your scrabble set is missing its vowels but has double the amount of C's, and W's. And I've got a few welsh friends who would agree!

  • @382eddie Red Dwarf reference. Well played.

  • @382eddie Never seen Red Dwarf? XD

  • @DTFlammabubble hell yes, where do think I got it from? And Rimmer's line from RD was followed by 'we surrender'.

  • Considering that Picard is a regional language of France and Belgium...

  • I appreciate the up loader's disclaimer. it is very PC of him, and yes, there is a place for being PC, unless you're too bone headed to understand we all live on earth and we may not all agree on things yet we aught to have respect for one-another.

  • 99 People are French

  • @yoda2287 And that's 99 excess to requirement.

  • @KarmicAnarchist Quiet you! 

  • @yoda2287 Moi? Le plume de moi Tante at dans la jardin.

  • Sometimes I wonder whether he first read some of his first Shakespeare books in French copies. Perhaps, we're just listening to the accent and spoken in English made by the alien translating system for us audience to hear. For all we know, he could be speaking in French this whole time! :O :O

  • @Classicwinter Hey, that's quite an interesting point. Actually, people could just learn the easiest language on Earth and then let the universal translator to do the work. :-)

  • jean-luc wasnt a good enough clue? patrick stewart is british but picard iz de french... well as french as one can get in the 24th century.

  • Thought he was British. He seemed to have the accent, and I think he meantioned in one episode where in his childhood he was moved to France.

  • @Whiskersthecycat7 He was born in France, but his accent isn't french. Hmmm...

  • @CaptainFluttershy I do remember an episode where he criticized "red white and blue" stating that it should be "blue white and red." Heh... well, I thought it was funny.

  • Speaking french in the Trek universe is considered archaic and there you have it if the EU bit their stubborn lip and united the churches under one pope and spoke english then the unification may work until then its a flawed idea!

  • As opposed to America, who can't win a war unless they drop nukes or severely outguns their opponents.

  • Hey, don't be so hard on the French, its not easy being next to the Germans.

    The French generally fought successfully against everyone else... except the Germans....

  • @Ex3B: ...and the British for that matter.

  • @Ex3B And the British. And you said "hard on".

  • surrender 250,000 british turd cowards shit it and ran away imagine that biggest cowards in history a quartewr million ran away........

  • Funny thing is he is french in the show.

  • LMAO!! This is hilarious...and true. Well done. ;-D

  • Why you must be American.

  • Thank you for making me laugh!

  • Haha love it

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  • LOL.

    But seriously, french fought in the most battles out of all countries in Europe and won a lot of them.

  • Hi.

    Just wanted to remind you all that you're debating international politics in the comments section of a Star Trek video on Youtube.

    Bye.

  • @Izayoiaki24 If you think this is strange, you probably don't know much about Trekkies or Youtube.

  • @Izayoiaki24 Best Youtube comment ever.

  • I did not see that coming.

  • they surrender just like the british 250,000 of them ran away can you imagine 250,000 uk and usa cowards

  • Flagged and dislike. The French military is too great, if not the greatest, to be belittled like this.

  • Wait, O'brian from DS9 is there? ;O

  • @Colp2 He was originally a TNG character and transferred to DS9 when that series started.

  • @DropkickLar if ur talkin about Worf.. he joined DS9 in season 4

  • @JonBT No, talking about O' Brien..

  • ROFL!

  • It's not a false perception.

    WW2: surrender

    Vietnam: surrender

    Algeria: surrender

  • @aluisious In other news, there were only 3 wars in the history of humanity.

  • @Lioyd1rving

    Lol you got him lovely!

  • -and now a break from historical arguments-

    Which episode is this from and what,briefly, was the context of Picard's surrender?

  • @Calcubite i believe it is the first tng episode and he's trying to escape from Q but decides to surrender to save the other half of his ship with the crew, civilians etc onboard.

  • Colonization is nothing to be proud of.

  • @HindsightPOV Why isn't it? Thats such a rediculous thing to say!

  • @2490debrick

    Don't be a douche.

  • @HindsightPOV I don't know what that means but either way sod off I wasn't if you look at Jean-Luc Picards profile on Memory-Alpha the Star Trek Wiki it tells you canon material and that in the Trek universe the french languae is Archaic and secondly speaking as a Star Trek fan who believes it as an ideal universe even if fictitous our governments could learn a thing or two from Gene so again Sod Off!

  • @bravepercennius are you insane? As someone who actually does live on a tiny island (i.e. the 227 square mile Isle of Man), i find your suggestion that the UK is a tiny island laughable.

  • I absolutely HATE these Youtube Star Trek Mash-up Videos... But I have to admit... this one was funny!

  • @deepatel123 Then you've obviously never seen "Dayjob orchestra". Check them out.

  • Oh, haha. Very funny.

  • Oh my god. I can't stop laughing xD

  • @bravepercennius Indeed my understanding is that English isn't the official American fist language, in spite of the fact many individuals and states (28) wish it were, so feel free to shrug off the oppression of the English language. Speak the free tongue of the French, German or Hebrew people, because they're never been know for committing any oppressive acts or forcing institutions onto their people.

  • @bravepercennius Wow, I'd be rude too but then I'd just be stooping down to your level. Let's just say Americans often sound funny to us to.

    I decided to independently check my facts as the vote I was referring to was something I was told in school by my German teacher. Turns out the vote he was probably referencing was a vote against bilingual publication on January 13, 1795 where the House of Representatives defeated an bill to print 3,000 federal laws into German.

  • I'm reminded of the two French peacekeepers in former Yugoslavia back in the 90s. They awoke to find their position surrounded by Serbian forces, who announced through a megaphone that the Frenchmen were to be taken prisoner, and that terms would be dictated for their release, which they should now relay to HQ via their field radio.

    After a short conversation, they demolished the radio with their rifle butts and threw the pieces out for the Serbs to see. They'll fight a sensible war.

  • @bravepercennius America voted to use the English language, otherwise you'd be speaking German

  • @TheFlashman And without America you would now speak german - How ironic...^^

  • @SuperJuliusC Actually if you knew a bit more about the war then you'd say, 'without Russia you'd now speak German'. If you haven't done so already I suggest you read up about the 'eastern front' the campaign between German and Russia. It's a little taught subject (particularly in US) but that was the decisive conflict of the war.

    Oh and that's beside the point that Germany actually wanted to sue for peace after conquering France and it was only Britain's belligerence that kept us in the war.

  • @TheFlashman Well you could say that Hitler was obesessed with England.

    That`s why he spared the english expedition corps at Dunkerque and allowed them to escape - Big mistake but better than living in a Nazi reigned Germany!

  • @SuperJuliusC You can certainly say he admired Britain and envied the Empire. He probably saw it as proof of his racist ideals.

    No one really knows why they didn't crush the BEF on the beaches of Dunkirk. It's generally accepted as a colossal f'ck up by the Nazis. Not an act of mercy. From what I've read about it there's the suggestion that the Germans had plunged deeper into France than expected and didn't know what to do. They also never expected the English to do what they did to escape.

  • @TheFlashman Well there is that story that during WW I Hitler`s life was spared by a british soldier - He even had a fantasy drawing of this man in his office.

    No wonder that they left France - If I would have been captured by those SS scumbags I really wouldn`t have fraternized with those brainwashed pigs...

  • @TheFlashman Well said.

  • @SuperJuliusC

    It's frightening that obtuse morons like you believe that myth.

  • @TheDarkFrontier Please be more specific - And by the way: Leave your cheap insults at home!

  • @SuperJuliusC

    The myth - that without America we'd all be speaking German. We all needed each other just as much in the Second World War, but if you want to split hairs about it, the Soviets did far more damage to both Germany and Japan than the US could ever have done alone.

    So don't talk to me about cheap insults when you propagate such a moronic idea. It just makes you look like a jerk.

  • @TheDarkFrontier It was a joke - You jerk!

  • @TheDarkFrontier

    Well said but I think the Japanese were damaged more by the Americans than the Soviets.

  • made me lol

  • pointless rattling of sabre antics...one must love youtube for all the waste that gets spewed cock fighting over who has the biggest political/social/military (DICK) ... me I LIKE STAR TREK!!! thats why we all came here right :)

  • @bravepercennius As in, the US alone has blame for the atrocities committed in the US itself during the 19th century, the only ones that fit in the definition of Manifest Destiny. That's not meaning that nobody else wronged the natives, but Manifest Destiny has too specific a meaning for them to count in that.

    I can see why that caused confusion, I didn't have enough characters to elaborate. Indeed, debates on semantics are utterly boring, it was though rather a terminology issue from the start.

  • @bravepercennius When did I say that the British never committed heinous atrocities against the Native Americans? They sure did!

    What I said however, and will say again, is that 'Manifest Destiny' strictly refers to the American idea that the United States should span the entirety of North America. Ergo, Manifest Destiny is the fault of the US alone.

    If you think the British abuse of the natives is something they should be ashamed of, fair enough, but you can't call that 'Manifest Destiny'.

  • @StraitKnopfler who sided with the natives during the war of 1812 then?

  • @JunkAndMusic Well, it was divided, 15 native tribes were on the British side and 3 were on the American. That predates, and is unrelated to, Manifest Destiny, though.

  • @bravepercennius I wouldn't say that Manifest Destiny is rooted in Divine Right of Kings as such, I'd say that they were both independently derived from the idea of Divine Providence.

    Whichever derivation you prefer, speaking as an independent party, I still don't see why Britain is to blame for that. I suppose you could argue that the ideology was rooted in English culture, maybe true, but only the US itself is responsible for the atrocities against the native people during the 19th century.

  • :D

  • @bravepercennius It's interesting that people who slag off the British ALWAYS speak the language of Britain - English. Why? Doesn't this make them hypocrites?

  • @masere and usually base their legal system on the British model.

  • as funny as it is stupid : )

  • @bravepercennius Manifest Destiny originates in the 19th century, after American independence, and came to encompass the belief that the United States should span the entire North American continent, to the detriment of the natives. It had nothing to do with Britain whatsoever.

  • Hey, all you Euros. France and Britain both can suck America balls! AHAHAHAHAHA! AMERICA AMERICA MY HOME AND NATIVE LAND (Sorry, just my attempt bring people together against a common ememy.)

  • hahahaha

  • Oh dear jumping jehoshaphat. That was bloody brilliant!

  • @bravepercennius ouch, sounds like someone's seething with jealousy LOL

  • LOL

  • You should have kept the Full line

    "Commander, signal the following in all languages and on all frequencies. We surrender. State that we are not asking for any terms or conditions."

  • @bravepercennius: No need to resort to abuse. Where have I done that to you that warrants these insults? Also as a matter of fact we still own 16 countries.

  • @TheSmithersy well as much as i like england they did try to erase America and subjugate the US but regardless that is the past and england aint the ally it used to be to america

  • @smitto21: Of course you do have to bear in mind that England created america. Without Britain there would be no USA today so by all means they were entitled to it.

  • @TheSmithersy no i understand that i ment as far as the war of 1812 goes america was independent and had been for a while and england tried to destroy us

  • @smitto21: Well actually, the aim of the war of 1812 was for the US to try and take Canada from the British Empire.

  • @smitto21 not true; america was english, all the people were english........ the american war of independence was english people fighting english people.

  • @thorkyll

    That is why in the United Kingdom it is considered a Civil War

  • @bravepercennius: A tiny island that controlled a quarter of the world with the largest empire in history.

  • @TheSmithersy It was no larger than the Spanish Empire.

  • @Izoupun: Not true, the British Empire was a good 13 million square kilometres bigger than the spanish empire.

  • @TheSmithersy Not when you include the territories of the Iberian Union (Portuguese) then it is comparable, and the % of population under it is also comparable in relativity to the world populations during the different empire's eras. In any case I don't condone wars between between different kinds of Europeans, at least not the West and the free Slavs (Poles). I admire the HRE & EU and the fact that both Germanics and Latins played major roles in protecting us from Muslims & spreading civility.

  • @TheSmithersy

    Why would you be proud of an empire that has some of the worst human rights abuses in history? None of which are entirely in the ancient past either e.g 'Britain's gulags' is a great book on the matter.

  • @marmaladekamikaze: I'm proud of an empire that spread civilisation and democracy throughout the world.

  • @TheSmithersy

    Civilisation and democracy, wow how deluded you are, where was the 'spreading' of democracy and Civilisation in Britain's Slave trade, the Sino Opium wars, the Penal laws, the Amritsar massacre, the two Bloody Sunday's, Britain's Gulags and etcetera etcetera. Furthermore provide some evidence to back up this often touted, but never substantiated, claim that Britain spread 'civilisation', I'm all ears!

  • @marmaladekamikaze As the germans said in WW1: Gott strafe England.......for their hypocrisy!

  • @marmaladekamikaze DEMOCRACY abso-bloody-lutley YES. How? Simple, the USA was born out of the brightest and best of British democratic ideals and without doubt the single biggest influence on the modern world is The good ol' US of A. Tell me you don't drink Coke or watch US telivison or benefit from US involvement in WW2 and the Cold War???? Also technology, medical advances and promoting rights which other people in shit places led by fucking animals hope to live by and rise up to gain!

  • @dogma01011951 you stupid kent america was built to make war for the cash how can you sleep at night oh thats right your govenment keeps you all brainwashed so they can do as they please

  • @SkullMaster64 I sleep fine because I've never done anything to hurt anyone seriously. I think I landed a couple of punches at school and thats about it. Since then I've given to charity both inside this country and to outside this country on an annual basis. Come and visit my country and I hope you'll be surprised to see a lot of average people who just want to do the best for their families.

  • @dogma01011951

    You do know that the largest ethnic group in the USA is German right? so even if I were to concede to your flawed argument, we would have to really give props to Germany. Is this really how you try to legitimize Britains deplorable actions? Furthermore the USA was born out of those that read Voltaire, and the French Revolution just have a look at the US constitution and the similarities in the writings.

  • @marmaladekamikaze You don't need to concede anything. My argument is based on historical fact. I also don't have to legitimize anything Britain has done before my opportunity to vote at the age of 18, and even then the majority of British people don't vote. I'm glad the US took their revolutionary furver from France because for the most part France had it right during their revolution. Thier King was a joke, but the problem was they then got a bloodthirsty dictator in Napoleon.

  • @dogma01011951

    Britains Kings & Queens were jokes. In fact all kings and queens are jokes, the divine right of kings & Queens is about the dumbest thing humanity every subscribed to. But you are quite right, you don't have to legitmize anything Britain did before your opportunity to vote, but what about the crimes it is doing right now? Like the refusal to compensate the Kenyan men & women who were forceably castrated and tortured in Britain's gulags by British 'soldiers'.

  • @marmaladekamikaze If this crime is true then the soldiers should be prosecuted and punished. Take it up with the BBC who fail to report on anything that doesn't involve celebrities or politicians who are basically the same thing.

  • @dogma01011951

    I don't live in Britain therefore can't take it up with the BBC. Further crimes that go unmentioned is that Derek Wilford still retains his OBE award when the Saville inquiry has dispelled any shadow of a doubt to the contrary, The para regiment he commanded did indeed open fire on unarmed civilians.Chagos people of Diego Garcia are being refused to return to their homeland because the British government want the Island as a military staging post.Wikileaks revealed

  • @dogma01011951 Yeah I was just thinking how much my life has been enriched by watching US TV and drinking coke. lmao!

  • @redplague Yeah, not quite the butchering that the anti-english idiot talks about constantly even if you're being sacastic.

  • @marmaladekamikaze Moan about the British, but politely forget about all the evil other Empires did. I guess the Spanish, French, Portuguese get let off as their slavery and conquering must have been nice. But oh no, the British are pure evil. Wish people would approach it from a wider perspective rather than with the British are evil frame of mind. Just rather pathetic, and ill informed. The Africans sold Africans as slaves. Portuguese started the African slave trade by the way.

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  • @yonumpty I see, so put another way your argument is akin to a Soviet or Nazi 300 years from now trying to gloss over the nazi's or Soviet's use of concentration camps by saying- 'well the British invented the Concentration camp'' so we didn't start it or anything-, as a way of trying to divert attention and deluding himself by not facing up to the responsibilty of killing millions. The British empire was immoral and evil, largest slave trader in history. Accept it. No 'but..but'.

  • It's funny cuz he actually is loooool

  • I ROFLd SO HARD!

  • The only reason the French surrendered to the Nazis is because of the heavy damage they took during WWI. France is like a guy who ran 25 miles in a marathon before giving up while Britain and America are like the fat guys taunting them on the sidelines.

  • @Wintermute01001: Well the British took heavy damage as well in the Blitz and they didn't surrender.

  • @TheSmithersy The blitz was a fast moving armored vehicle rush. The Channel spared Britain in the early part of the war. No country was prepared to deal with that kind of assault in 1939-1940.

  • @Kariakas: I said The Blitz, not Blitzkreig.

  • the french always catch flak (so to speak) for surrendering to the german army in the early 40s... EVERYONE surrendered to them in the early 40s... well except for the british, the russians and the americans... the ones who 'won' the war bytheby. but we must not forget all of the brave frenchies who fought and died as partisans to help destabilize the german war effort... they helped 'win'... oh and i'm not french, but i love french girls and the vino is great...

  • @cwross1976 That's just one example. The french earned the slur nickname "surrender monkeys" by doing it repeatedly and then always blaming others and being bailed out by others.

  • You're also shit at rugby...

  • One of the most hilarious videos I have ever seen! Laugh every time I think of this!

  • ROFLMAO!

    

  • hahaha!

  • How funny that Americans entertain the idea was France was on the losing side during WW2! France's army, under the command of Charles de Gaulle, won over Italy (French army entered Rome BEFORE the Americans), liberated Paris, invaded and occupied nazi Germany. Meanwhile we all know that the US has had clear and evident victories in Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Irak, Afghanistan...

  • @flownet07 If I recall, the American army let the French walk through Paris first for PR reasons.

  • @YesWeCantaloupe Unless I am wrong, I believe general Eisenhower's plans were to avoid Paris altogether and race toward Germany. He also understood how important it was for the French to liberate Paris by themselves. So yes, there is a PR reasoning behind letting general Leclerc 2e DB to enter Paris first. What is annoying is this anglosaxon attitude to portray the French as cowards eager to surrender. This Picard video is another example of such an unfair portrayal.

  • Funny. French surrendering. Americans don't even surrender when they fight other people's battles. Except 'NAM.

  • @WebVManReturns Or when Americans surrendered during the battle of Detroit in the War of 1812. When Americans surrendered Fort Sumter at the start of the civil war (granted, it was a surrender to other Americans, but it was a surrender). Or when American forces in the Phillipines surrendered to the Japanese during World War II?

  • I feel guilty for laughing at that.

  • i think he was canadian