I love how you left out that Mexico invaded the republic of Texas 3 times in the 9 years of being it's own country. That's what made them go bankrupt. Also all the anglos that settled in Texas were Mexican citizens and half of the revolt included tejonos fighting against Santana. Also Mexico rebelled against Santana for two years before the Texas revolution started.
Have you thought about doing a vid about Canada's provinces? We are having a near crisis of Confederacy right now between BC and Alberta and it seems to only be heating up with our PM and federal leader of the NDP (the two parties in charge of each province) also taking a major hands off approach. We rarely get noticed by folks but be super fun to see your animation style go over it :)
Alec Norton Probably not because the people living there have no interest joining Mexico (I am a person living there). I'm not even sure that the illegal immigrants here have any interest in the area joining Mexico, if you're going to play that card.
It would be silly to give back territory that mexico only loosely controlled nearly 200 years ago haha, especially when the people living in it most certainly would not benefit from it, or want it.
Texas doesn't have to compete with anyone anymore. It's rich and it's a fucking red state with the best people. Honestly just close borders and let it run, and this coming from an immigrant.
Sure California has beaches but the water near the coast is national land so California can't do much with it. For example Nevada in which most of it's land is national land and the reason why their are a lot of nuclear testing facilities there.
I just love the ending. "I would reccomend California not going its own way any time soon" "I would reccomend the US not allowing Texas to go its own way any time soon"
@@ronr6951 his death was confirmed by his brother in February of 2019 The cause of death I couldn't find. It's possible that the family are keeping the cause of death witheld, until it at least becomes public record
Texas and California Sisters in Nationhood, Sisters in Statehood. Sisters with 2 completely different Economic and Political Structures and Philosophies that have led to major hate between California and Texas.
thatguy4973 What do you think the Star Represents on the California Flag? It was put there to associate itself with the Republic of Texas, as they were both American Style Republics that broke away from Mexican Rule. Them both having a lone star was not a mere coincidence, but was intentional. Though it was more California being like "Look Texas we are just like yoooou" rather than anything planned between the two states.
Texas and California both share the same indomitable spirit of the Wild West- rugged individuality, freedom, and a totally unique style. Somebody can look, act, and dress 'Californian'. and somebody can look, dress, and act 'Texan'. Both states have their own paradigms and identities, various distinct geographical, cultural, and economic regions, and an enormous amount of territory and population. Essentially, while still being mostly American at heart, California and Texas are their own nations.
Marlon Quintana-Nieto trying to bring down california while boasting about texas being a country for a decade is just downright toxic. No one said anything to provoke you so you shouldnt act like they did
@@sonicxburner To be fair, there's a pretty substantial difference between being independent fora few weeks, and being an actual country that lasted 10 years, that had their own currency, fought their own wars, had multiple elections, etc. California's independence was more of a technicality than anything, especially when considering it had no civil structure and was created only by a few dozen landowners, in a tiny chunk of northern California, for the purpose of disturbing Mexico's presence in the area during the Mexican-American war
If you’re new here and confused: he unfortunately died last year. We don’t know when and we don’t know how, so he may have died in a car crash or he may have not. There is no source and there probably won’t be because his family deserves privacy. He was an amazing person.
So does Texas. I am not kidding. Haven't you ever came across some Texas tech companies before as a kid? Texas Instruments? I remember seeing calculators from a company there. If you think the state can't be advance you pretty much wrong. They aren't dumb people over there. They do dabble with tech there and it is not small scale. You have to be not paying attention while living your life to not notice it
diego contreras Slavery was actually one of the smallest factors of the Texan Revolution. The bigger ones included their exorbitant tax rates and the denial of equal rights compared to what the Mexican government defined as “true” Mexican citizens. Secession was a net benefit for everyone living in Texas at the time.
@@EsotericTucker ...no, slavery played a larger role than you think. While not the largest factor, you can't deny that the right to own slaves was a key part of the Texan Constitution, since that clause (along with Mexico still claiming Texas) prevented Texas from joining the United States for nearly ten years. Most Texan schools don't teach kids this, and only that Mexicans were being jerks. Which admittedly they were, but the American settlers weren't so squeaky clean either.
@@EsotericTucker early American Texans were allowed to live in the region and over time outnumbered the tejanos. More and more Americans settlers came over but when the Mexican govt tried to ban Anglo immigration, they got pissed. I would even say that a good chunk Texans are descendants of illegals (oh the irony). Also the ban on slavery in 1830 by Mexico clashed with the Americans desire to preserve chattel slavery so while not it wasn’t the sole factor for revolution it was important one. Also when you tend to outnumber the native population you feel like you own the place so another part it was the cultural differences and just the lack of respect they had for the Mexican govt. like any country or nation, it’s history is not black and white. The Texan revolution was not the Texans standing up for the Mexican govt for moral and just reasons anyone can see that with a little studying. However, Texan individuality today is great but lets remember history through unbiased lens.
@@maka8551 texas had a rare stretch of super cold weather and because their power grid is separate from the rest of the US, they weren't ready and the entire state got fucked. Nothing worked, they had no heat and spotty electricity
It’s also the only of the three grids that’s shielded from a solar storm and other types of EMP. Basically, if that disaster happened today, Texas would have to take charge of the whole country, probably for several years. Trump would have to operate out from Houston, if he could get there alive. It will be Chaos like nothing else. God Bless Dr. Taylor Hanes for trying to push for an independent grid in Wyoming, a Geothermal powered one using Yellowstone energy. I hope he can become governor next year.
Chris1998 You mean North America And South America? I know that, and pretty sure everyone knows that lol, I'm just saying in your previous comment you said United States instead of United States of America. (See how condescending that sounds now? Lol.)
Quite true. Spain and then Mexico always underestimated too much to the north, so much so that in fact the state of Coahuila and Texas were the poorest in the whole country. Even today in northern Mexico the culture of our region has not been very promoted, reaching such a point that many believe that we are an empty desert, without indigenous people or culture of our own. Although we are much better than before (for an example Coahuila is no longer the poorest, he is one of the richest) but without reaching the level of California or Texas at all
As every Midwestern US citizen I have ever met has said: "only thing bigger in Texas are the Steers and the Queers." This could be possibly extended to Oil Reserves, doesn't rhyme very well though.
@@gamingthisera6339 No state should call itself the sole “patriotic” state, that’s like saying one state is better than the other. Every state is important, patriotic, and contributes greatly to the stability and structure of the U.S.
@@iamwritingrightnow8217 Can't speak for rural Texas, but we do say it in place of hello sometimes. Rural Texas the use may be more pronounced and common.
@@The-Real-JD Well, if people would listen to what scientists have been saying for decades about climate change, a lot of people could've seen snow in Texas coming.
It really could be a strength if ERCOT was ousted and we built some nuclear plants as a back up. It’s vital to have it independent but also to make it strong.
It’z_G G doesn’t matter if you’re late bro. Texan parties don’t end from tiny things like the passage of time. From, a fellow Texan livin it up in the greatest place on earth.
Primarch Artemis Requious it's probably top 5 states in the US lmao what are you on....ya good .....CA and NY even CHICAGO can bounce back ....Washington, texas, Nevada and Arizona are better than GEORGIA, Detroit, Baltimore, hillbilly states, ...........
me being from texas: *watches video* *yeehaw we got ourselves a rodeo! Raise the flag, tell the panhandle, and for the love of all things holy don't let them touch that cannon*
Alejandro Flores I've got a hatred for any state that wants to give illegal immigrants the ability to vote. That want to change the age of consent to 12, that want to make it so if you touch the dirt within the borders of that state you're immediately an American citizen, they require regular water assistance as well as additional support from other states to combat wildfires landslides earthquakes etc and yet have the gaul to even think about breaking from the union. And to top it all off, liberal leftist elites either like live in or are from generally the SRC. And they decided to put broccoli on pizza for christ sake! So yes, I do have a weird grudge against the Socialist Republic of Commiefornia.
Zachary Marshall ok you have been misinformed about this state. No Californian wants to lower the age of consent or leave the union. It is not a state full of commies who want to legalize every illegal that steps foot on us soil. California is full of regular people who just have left of center values.
In 1/11/19 Texan fuel is $1.70 per gallon and about $2 for diesel. We are making our own silicon valley. And in my own opinion we have freedom than most states. Also we have Whataburger
@@doylethelovely2555 we got water too and we know where it comes from, yall got overpoulation, traffic, and like a billion hobos....and the whole city smells like piss
@@danielchai6145 Texas is a great state. California and Texas are without a doubt the most powerful and influential states. California and Texas are like siblings separated at birth, raised with different ideologies but ultimately very similar. Also Mexico won at the Alamo.
Texas puts people into space and cures cancer, California builds massive tech companies who seem to have the singular goal of pissing people off and jack ass celebrities who doe the same, and New York trades derivatives of non-differentiable functions then looks all confused when the economy collapses.
poopiosplopjr 2 texas leads in pharmaceutical manufacturing, is the 2nd biggest tech center next to cali, and agricultural hub, and major tourist destination. I miss home 😪 eat some whata for me boys....
I used to hate Texas because Texans outside of Texas are so fucking annoying. It's always "everything's bigger/better in Texas, Texas is so great because... I miss Texas, I'm going back to Texas" blah blah blah, shut up. Texas is pretty great though, but fuck Cali.
here in Southern California our power mostly comes from solar and wind farms, out in the mountains in Palm Springs there's a HUGE wind farm and also another huge costal wind farm built right by LAX, most of if not all our energy mainly comes from wind, nuclear, solar and gas
Everyone in the comments: *Literally starting World War III in the comments* Me, a Texan: *Sipping tea* I mean, I don’t really hate any country’s/states, but it’s funny seeing all these debates. *Sips tea*
@@fubarace1027 agreed they cant take their communist idea back to their state, oh wait they cant afford to live there. The only reason why they move to texas is because the tech jobs are moving to texas
@@Robert53area California is liberal, not communist. That's like saying that Texas is full of incest supporting hicks. Not true. Don't take it to the extreme and call us communist. We are just democratic and Texas is Republican. Also I see many Texans around here, in fact my county votes red.
Being from Texas I love both these states they have their pros and cons but in the end they are both needed in the United States and are pretty beautiful in their own way.
Finally, a safe haven from the bonfire that is this comment section. Texans and Californians flinging insults at each other. Why must we fight each other? We are only accomplishing more disunity among the states. People do not change their beliefs from yelling insults at each other, we change belief from thoughtful argument.
As you stated, the tech industry is not tied to California’s geography, and because of this, the incredibly high housing costs in Silicon Valley are causing it to slowly move to Texas.
Dynamic it could easily move if housing costs and rising taxes aren't addressed. The politics are also stifling and the middle class exodus from California is eventually going rock the boat.
Dynamic Yes, I doubt it could move completely, but many of the employees are moving, and I’ve seen quite a few offices for tech companies in the few times I’ve visited Austin.
Politics aside, whether you are a Texan or Californian, we are strong together. US would lose her superpower status if any of these big player states are lost.
It is but a small fraction of the US economy. It is more important than any of the other states, but 49 would remain in the union. Also it would harm California far more then the rest of the USA because it would be losing it's connection to 49 other states and the other states would simply be losing connection to 1 other state. California is not large enough to be the center of something worthwhile on its own, it's definitely true Hollywood silicon valley etc. would dry up immediately without american's from elsewhere coming in, and some new location would pop up in the rest of america immediately to draw in talented Americans. California would be a respectable middling member of the G20 but not a top tier power, USA would remain fairly close to where it is now. Realistically a scenario in which California was leaving the United States would probably mean something far greater was going on, maybe total disintegration of the USA, which would be a major major change to North America and a big deal internationally too.
It's incredible how in the US, the states interact with each other almost as if they were diferent countries. I'm from Argentina (wich is supposed to be a federal republic) but practicly nobody cares about the governors of the provices or they respective laws, everyone just cares about the central goverment. I think this happens because the capital city of Buenos Aires and it's metropolitan area has about one third of the total population.
Yep! Honestly it used to be far more impressive than this too...the federal government has grown very large since the days of FDR. A lot of people complain American isn't a true 'democracy'...because they're right. The states are supposed to have a lot of independence.
Be proud of having the highest infant mortality rate in the developed world-right there in texas. Even the infant mortality rates-and number of paved roads being turned back into gravel because of budget shortfalls-is bigger in Texas. Suck it!
chairmanofrussia California is infested with MS-13 gangs and many more just like it, it’s a liberal shithole to the point where they think genders don’t exist and like the other person above me said last year it cost you 14 million dollars in wildfire repairs
Yes because 6.0 and lower are so dangerous, oh no a bit of fire what will we do. Earthquakes and fires are just inconvenient at this point and on the tsunami and hurricanes point I think you mixed up us and japan we don't really get hurricanes nor tsunamis.
Texans : this video proves we are superior Californians: this proves we are the best state Video: they are both strong states with strengths and weaknesses Why are people like this?
dang straight. that is part of the reason why i want Texas to leave the union and why im a supporter of TNM. we have our own culture and way of life and the fucking Americans stick there noses up at us. they claim that we are nothing to them even though we put a man on the moon and if we were our own nation we would have a larger gdp then france and Germany combined!
@@sebascorrea5649 I am pretty sure the US can go without California now. Maybe not 10 years ago. Maybe not 20 years ago. Maybe not 100 years ago. But today, in 2021, California is not proving it's worth. The migration of major tech companies is a result of that.
spoonkey no. it really isn’t. in almost any field. Tech, not having climate change deniers, etc. The only thing I hate about california is the DMV. fuck the dmv
Texas: I don’t care about fracking consequences. *10 years later* Texas: Ahhhh earthquake a big Texas earthquake. California: Texas it’s a 1.6 quake calm down.
John-Michael Sears Yes it dose, Oklahoma now has at least a thousand earthquakes in a year ever since they allowed fracking. Since there buildings aren't built for earth quakes; even the smallest 1._ can be damaging. So it might not hurt the economy it will take its toll
Fracking can force oil into drinking water, and since you only need a tiny bit of oil to polute your water, it is likely to cause unsafe drinking water.
I'm a Texan who went to California for my birthday last year and I remember when I went to visit San Diego and my accent stood out so much everyone I talked too knew instantly I wasn't from there. I had a blast and love San Diego. Will gladly visit again. But Texas is where my heart is.
Living on Texas my whole life, lemme tell you, the amount of California license plates I've seen increase the the last 2-3 years is insane. I don't care what state you're from; you'll be welcomed in Texas, but when you let your states practically flood into our metropolitan areas all at once, it can leave a bad taste in my mouth.
@@mikeartillery6956 No you're a fake Texan if you're not from Texas but pretend you are. And there's no "National Guard" for Texas as Texas is not a nation. But I agree that serving your country is very honorable.
@@dimnimrod2978 UMMM tmd.texas.gov/ Ohh, Really Fool?!?en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Military_Forces Technically, it has it's own Military Department. The Units Stretching Back to the Texas Revolution Lead By Sam Houston.
Fun fact that all Texans know: We always measure distance by time like “Oh, Austin is about an hour down the road” instead of “Oh, Austin is about 65 miles away”. Also Whataburger has the best food here but you have to sit in line for hours
Lol, imagine going to austin. Every texan can tell you that Austin is the worst part of texas. Toooooo many Californians, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Lubbock, even El paso which is barely part of texas is more texas than austin
I can agree I literally say it takes however long to get to somewhere I never say "its gonna take us ___ miles to get there" theres too many miles out here 😳 Love from Orange County, Texas
Fun fact about California, I live in nevada county, in a town called Nevada city. Before nevada became a state, my town was called Nevada. But once the state became a thing, they just added city to the name for less confusion.
@@loboguardian2760 that makes sense. When my grandparents moved here, there was so much snow it would create an ice cave when it slid off the roof. Now we are lucky to see less than a foot of snow at any time.
Well there aren’t because otherwise there would have to be emojis for every regional flag of the lander in Germany, of the regions in Italy, of the prefectures in Japan, of the departements of France, and so on....
Bruno R Well each US state has its own constitution, its own laws, its own culture, its own government, its own capitol its own senate and house system separate from national, its own reserved rights pretty much entirely like individual countries that are not soverign. Also individual states are more well known than each “regions” in those countries. Also each states has its own regions so in many ways it would make sense to just add state flags. I also agree it would be absurd to add regions of smaller countries just like how it would be absurd to add the flags of regions and cities in each state. Maybe even add Canadian provinces idk
eggrollsoup Italy here. Each region has its own constitution. Each region has its own capitol. Each region has its own parliament. Each region has its own president. Each region has its own culture. Each region has its sub-regions, called Province. We even have “special statute” regions, like Sicily, which are theoretically in a peer’s agreement with the state. Vermont has 625.000 inhabitants. Sicily has 5.000.000. Again, why should US states be treated differently than federal states or regions throughout the world? I can’t stand this American exceptionalism....
as a californian, the whole drout thing here is actually sometimes a serious issue. at one point, we stopped flushing toilets unless we shitted to preserve water. it gets bad around here. and yes, there are so many rich people. so many.
7:19 "Texas holds its own" Texas hold 'em hand ...Holding A-K suited aka "Big Slick" Slick as in oil ..."Big Slick" in poker was named after an oil spill On the California coast goddamn that reference went places
Honestly, the current state of Bolivia (being one of the poorest nations in South America) would have been much different if there was still a coastline acces. AlternateHistoryHub, get on this!
Has anyone ever drawn more tiny bears by hand in a single video? I think not. ruclips.net/video/vHqtJH2f1Yk/видео.html
I love how you left out that Mexico invaded the republic of Texas 3 times in the 9 years of being it's own country. That's what made them go bankrupt. Also all the anglos that settled in Texas were Mexican citizens and half of the revolt included tejonos fighting against Santana. Also Mexico rebelled against Santana for two years before the Texas revolution started.
brain4breakfast What accent do you have? It’s so cool!
You fallout players! Guess what?!?! THE NEW CALIFORNIA REPUBLIC IS ON ITS WAY!!!
Hello from texas
Have you thought about doing a vid about Canada's provinces? We are having a near crisis of Confederacy right now between BC and Alberta and it seems to only be heating up with our PM and federal leader of the NDP (the two parties in charge of each province) also taking a major hands off approach. We rarely get noticed by folks but be super fun to see your animation style go over it :)
Mexico: *loses control of the North*
USA: it's free real estate.
I wonder if the US should give the territory back.
Alec Norton Probably not because the people living there have no interest joining Mexico (I am a person living there). I'm not even sure that the illegal immigrants here have any interest in the area joining Mexico, if you're going to play that card.
obi0914 I consider myself more Texan and Mexican Equally however I don't really care about the american title.
It would be silly to give back territory that mexico only loosely controlled nearly 200 years ago haha, especially when the people living in it most certainly would not benefit from it, or want it.
You act as if conquering land wasn't a thing for all of history. How far back we going with the reset button?
Californian: (Coughs)
Texan: Are you challenging me?
Mike La Mar we had an 1800 covid cases in a DAY!!!!
Hahahaha
What?
Texas doesn't have to compete with anyone anymore. It's rich and it's a fucking red state with the best people. Honestly just close borders and let it run, and this coming from an immigrant.
123 123 lol, yeah most states are being destroyed by the left
Damn this is great
*i t i s*
Most ambitious collab to date?
AlternateHistoryHub
HOLY [BEEP] YOU WATCH HIM HELL YEAH ( also a Texas > California and love the vids!)
When is next video :(
hey I think i recognize this anonymous commenter
California: Yeah we have beaches
Texas: *There’s a Boot in mah snake*
That and we also have beaches
@@standalonezero4322 let's be real though any warm watered beach trounces the gulf coast
There's a snake in my boot
Sure California has beaches but the water near the coast is national land so California can't do much with it. For example Nevada in which most of it's land is national land and the reason why their are a lot of nuclear testing facilities there.
We have beaches in Texas ya doof.
I just love the ending.
"I would reccomend California not going its own way any time soon"
"I would reccomend the US not allowing Texas to go its own way any time soon"
YEEEEEEEEHAW
Boy, howdy!
Howdy!
Howdy, ya'll!
Howdy, howdy!
Rest In Peace B4B. You will be missed.
What happened
@@ronr6951 his death was confirmed by his brother in February of 2019
The cause of death I couldn't find. It's possible that the family are keeping the cause of death witheld, until it at least becomes public record
That sucks May he rest in peace
That's sad.
🥳 celebrate success and accomplishments don’t Morn the sadness☹️
"Americans being threatened with deportation from Mexico." The Irony in that fact is palpable.
Well, well, well. How the turntables,
@@fooolll9688 lmfao
Every country does that? Not like that is a crazy idea
I dont think they are both at war right now.
@@fooolll9688 how the mesa has fliped
Gunshop: *exists *
Texas: *"I'll take your entire stock"*
Actually pretty accurate. I’ll be buying my 2nd gun in about a month or two.
Meanwhile in Commiefornia: Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
im texan. and yes, I confirm this true lol
Especially true in rural counties
Gunshop: *exists*
California: Ill ban your entire stock
Im California born but Texas raised so catch me riding through Beverly Hills on my horse with whataburger in my Gucci bag
😂😂😂😂
Whataburger sold out to Chicago. I don’t eat that traitor restaurant anymore. Fuck Whataburger!!
hehehe that's hilarious!
very relatable Maya.
Abomination! *holds out pointer fingers in a cross and hisses*
You forget Texas is a world leader in wind energy and beef
And big egos
It’s because of the beef we Texans have so much wind energy (Cow Farts Cortez logic).
Sorry actually Brazil is the world leader in beef exports, US is 3rd but TX is #1 nationally. Aaand China is world leader in wind production, US is #2
You forgot Texas is a world leader in AMERICANESS!
Yet they still don't ban guns
Texas and California
Sisters in Nationhood, Sisters in Statehood.
Sisters with 2 completely different Economic and Political Structures and Philosophies that have led to major hate between California and Texas.
Andrew Clements, not even wrong.
thatguy4973
What do you think the Star Represents on the California Flag?
It was put there to associate itself with the Republic of Texas, as they were both American Style Republics that broke away from Mexican Rule. Them both having a lone star was not a mere coincidence, but was intentional. Though it was more California being like "Look Texas we are just like yoooou" rather than anything planned between the two states.
thatguy4973
So thats why I consider them Sisters in Nationhood, as they shared a path to statehood and one tried associating itself with the other.
RiverKWhite Texas is not too full for me, right? - a North Carolinian who would assimilate into Texas culture if he ever decides to move there.
RiverKWhite I'm a Native Born Texan...
Texas and California both share the same indomitable spirit of the Wild West- rugged individuality, freedom, and a totally unique style. Somebody can look, act, and dress 'Californian'. and somebody can look, dress, and act 'Texan'. Both states have their own paradigms and identities, various distinct geographical, cultural, and economic regions, and an enormous amount of territory and population. Essentially, while still being mostly American at heart, California and Texas are their own nations.
The perfect 2020 vision nations in spirit unfortunately ):
Marlon Quintana-Nieto trying to bring down california while boasting about texas being a country for a decade is just downright toxic. No one said anything to provoke you so you shouldnt act like they did
@Marlon Quintana-Nieto When I say "nation", I don't mean "nation-state", like how most people do when they say it. I mean "nation".
Marlon Quintana-Nieto why would the world care about a country that lasted a decade. It could’ve been 5 seconds and nothing would’ve changed
@@sonicxburner To be fair, there's a pretty substantial difference between being independent fora few weeks, and being an actual country that lasted 10 years, that had their own currency, fought their own wars, had multiple elections, etc. California's independence was more of a technicality than anything, especially when considering it had no civil structure and was created only by a few dozen landowners, in a tiny chunk of northern California, for the purpose of disturbing Mexico's presence in the area during the Mexican-American war
4:37 ''But more about that one day soon"
*Cold* *Sadness* *Whimper* *Noises*
ryan koshy i was actually about to comment the same thing. i got that lump in your throat when your trying to hold back tears
RIP
May he Rest In Peace.
RIP brain4breakfast
You will be missed.
He recently passed away.
An Honorary American lost too soon
@@pivotp0int530 how do you know?
@@MirzaAhmed89 ruclips.net/video/LWfur-7GJbU/видео.html
Texas is too America to leave. Honestly they would change their name to America and we would have to change ours to Was America
Yup.
Uh no.
We're Texans first. Americans second.
Flap Jack Supreme true
America is less America than Texas.
We Texans would rather cut off out hands than submit to a state as fragile as California.
If you’re new here and confused: he unfortunately died last year. We don’t know when and we don’t know how, so he may have died in a car crash or he may have not. There is no source and there probably won’t be because his family deserves privacy. He was an amazing person.
God rest his soul
Bruh
Sad
Rlly ?
@@paveldostal5105 yes
5:08 Voice crack
Oh no
The stÉt has some of
Thank you!
Sad Pepe that sound like a noise of puberty
oh wow
America: Yo France, help a boyo out?
France: can't I'm broke
America: I want you to fight BRITAIN
France: *INTENSIFIES*
Britan oh crap I must pause war it is tea time
@@ww2gaming388 nice joke. 💯👍😂
America is a contient idiot you country Is United states
@@Chris-zj2jq Alright, if you love America so much, name all the Americas
SuperBreadMan _ America only a contient
Texas = America
Outside of Texas = Canada
California does make a lot of technology to the states outside
So does Texas. I am not kidding. Haven't you ever came across some Texas tech companies before as a kid? Texas Instruments? I remember seeing calculators from a company there. If you think the state can't be advance you pretty much wrong. They aren't dumb people over there. They do dabble with tech there and it is not small scale. You have to be not paying attention while living your life to not notice it
We ain't american....shit where no more american them Canadians are
Nobody in Texas thinks like that 😂❤️
@@kynleegraham683 exactly the vast majority of Texans view them selves by that.
Texan first American second
@@kynleegraham683 to you it is lady.
But to 55 percent of Texans it is Texan first American second
texas: *breathes independently*
mexico: Wait, thats illegal.
Hmm, no more like
Texas: breathes slavery
Mexico: Wait, that’s ilegal.
diego contreras Slavery was actually one of the smallest factors of the Texan Revolution. The bigger ones included their exorbitant tax rates and the denial of equal rights compared to what the Mexican government defined as “true” Mexican citizens. Secession was a net benefit for everyone living in Texas at the time.
@@EsotericTucker ...no, slavery played a larger role than you think. While not the largest factor, you can't deny that the right to own slaves was a key part of the Texan Constitution, since that clause (along with Mexico still claiming Texas) prevented Texas from joining the United States for nearly ten years. Most Texan schools don't teach kids this, and only that Mexicans were being jerks. Which admittedly they were, but the American settlers weren't so squeaky clean either.
@@EsotericTucker early American Texans were allowed to live in the region and over time outnumbered the tejanos. More and more Americans settlers came over but when the Mexican govt tried to ban Anglo immigration, they got pissed. I would even say that a good chunk Texans are descendants of illegals (oh the irony). Also the ban on slavery in 1830 by Mexico clashed with the Americans desire to preserve chattel slavery so while not it wasn’t the sole factor for revolution it was important one. Also when you tend to outnumber the native population you feel like you own the place so another part it was the cultural differences and just the lack of respect they had for the Mexican govt.
like any country or nation, it’s history is not black and white.
The Texan revolution was not the Texans standing up for the Mexican govt for moral and just reasons anyone can see that with a little studying. However, Texan individuality today is great but lets remember history through unbiased lens.
*Texas independence intensifies*
You mean Chile
@@greaternethland873 😂😂😂
lets there be a day where The Texas Republic be independent again
If we left America would have to change their name to “Was America”
@@zen528 america will still be american
If I had to move out of Texas, I would totally miss HEB. Like imagine buying groceries from Wal-Mart.
Anuca wait there’s no heb outside of Texas?
Banana nope
There are some HEBs in Mexico’s
We don't got no heb in Dallas :((
@@gregree2004 because its run by Californians lol
California is like Athens and Texas is like Sparta
Ehh i can see it
Greece is bankrupt you saying California is gonna bankrupt the USA?
@@johnmoreno1102 Well the Terminator did run it to the ground once
John Moreno Sparta is part of Greece too...
@@johnmoreno1102 Athens isnt greece
>Has it’s own power grid to avoid federal regulation.
That aged well.
what
@@maka8551 texas had a rare stretch of super cold weather and because their power grid is separate from the rest of the US, they weren't ready and the entire state got fucked. Nothing worked, they had no heat and spotty electricity
@@survivorchallenges take it from me. we had to drink from bottles
I love that you brought up Texas' independent electric grid.
HANDS OFF MY ELECTRONS, DAMN GUBMINT
Damn liberal gubmint. Trying to make us dependent on their welfare and electricity.
yup. were set if we leave the union...
It’s also the only of the three grids that’s shielded from a solar storm and other types of EMP. Basically, if that disaster happened today, Texas would have to take charge of the whole country, probably for several years. Trump would have to operate out from Houston, if he could get there alive. It will be Chaos like nothing else.
God Bless Dr. Taylor Hanes for trying to push for an independent grid in Wyoming, a Geothermal powered one using Yellowstone energy. I hope he can become governor next year.
holy shit really?!! well shit Texas really is the future of north american democracy! dare i say it Alex Jones was right!
Texas: Freedom
America: Em HEM
Texas: Awwww I'm broke...
America: It's Free Real Estate
More like
Texas:FREEDOM
America: that's mah boy
America is a contient you country Is United states gringo
Chris1998 United States isn't a country, "United States of America" is.
(see what I did there?)
Sparrow Z America is a contient
Chris1998 You mean North America And South America?
I know that, and pretty sure everyone knows that lol, I'm just saying in your previous comment you said United States instead of United States of America.
(See how condescending that sounds now? Lol.)
Did somebody say, oil and freedom?!
he meant that if you have oil, "freedom will come"
Claymeister but ROT is already free.
Blackstone and STCs for the God Emperor of Holy Terra
Ricki Gui
Praise the Emperor.
**Jazz music intensifies**
Texas :¡México!
México : not now son
Texas: ¡México!
México : not now son
México: ¡texas!
Texas : not now México
Abimael Betancourt nice
Quite true.
Spain and then Mexico always underestimated too much to the north, so much so that in fact the state of Coahuila and Texas were the poorest in the whole country. Even today in northern Mexico the culture of our region has not been very promoted, reaching such a point that many believe that we are an empty desert, without indigenous people or culture of our own. Although we are much better than before (for an example Coahuila is no longer the poorest, he is one of the richest) but without reaching the level of California or Texas at all
🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽☝🏼
Tejas*
It’s funny that California and Texas very similar yet so different at the same time.
True dat.
I suppose? Idk I've never met anyone from Texas. . . Just Florida and we became besties so-
Yeah Texas is sane and Cali is whacko!
@@candysmith8724 me a Californian who isn't wacko: O-O
@@candysmith8724 you mean both have sane and insane, it's Florida that is INSANE.
I’m from Texas and the Stereotype is true.
We love our oil.
Comrade?
And guns
comrade!
@@Titan-br7ld what's wrong with patriotism?
@@styrofoamandgasoline nothing, just left and right pandering
as most people from texas say. "Texas is the greatest country in the United States."
Joseph Warren No it's not, California is the best country in the Homeland!
"texas is the greatest country in the united states" is an actual, fairly popular, saying though haha
It's true and I'm from San Antonio TX
As every Midwestern US citizen I have ever met has said: "only thing bigger in Texas are the Steers and the Queers."
This could be possibly extended to Oil Reserves, doesn't rhyme very well though.
United States? More like Texas and it's 49 bitches.
Texas is basically where everyone gets American stereotypes from.
“Whats so good about dumb ole texas anyway” -spongebob
@@ihatemary370 patriotic and smart, love sandy
@@gamingthisera6339 No state should call itself the sole “patriotic” state, that’s like saying one state is better than the other. Every state is important, patriotic, and contributes greatly to the stability and structure of the U.S.
@@ihatemary370 what did you say?!
-sandy
Texas is more American than America
Me a Texan: this is fine *sips cup of O I L*
do you guys say „Howdy“ ?
@@iamwritingrightnow8217 Can't speak for rural Texas, but we do say it in place of hello sometimes. Rural Texas the use may be more pronounced and common.
@@garrettjohnson343 yeah but too many Californians are changing our language in north Texas
@@iamwritingrightnow8217 sometimes
You got your oil we got them wildfires
Good to hear how Cool my State is (Texas)
And good to hear more on how mine isn't as cool (California)
Texas is great
I mess with Texas.
good to hear that another person thanks my state is cool
Same brother
Texas and California relationship in a nutshell:
Two arguing siblings that where close in the past but now are distant in the present
Lol yea... fuck calis
México: Cali come back I need you little bro need Chiapas need.
Chiapas: soy feliz soy feliz jajajaja.
2018: One of Texas's strengths is their very own power grid!
2021: yeah, about that
Come on who would have predicted SNOW IN TEXAS your being unfair (but good joke lmao)
@@The-Real-JD Well, if people would listen to what scientists have been saying for decades about climate change, a lot of people could've seen snow in Texas coming.
@@crazyzealots3843 is California doing any better?
It really could be a strength if ERCOT was ousted and we built some nuclear plants as a back up. It’s vital to have it independent but also to make it strong.
@@crazyzealots3843 Bro, no-one cares for climate change no more.
I’m from Texas and they way Texas was represented in this video is hilarious. Love your videos 👍
A fellow Texan, I see.
Hello my fellow Texan brothers hows it like living in the best state of America.
Fellow Texan eh
I am late but as a fellow Texan it is the best here ngl
It’z_G G doesn’t matter if you’re late bro. Texan parties don’t end from tiny things like the passage of time.
From, a fellow Texan livin it up in the greatest place on earth.
The polandball illustrations for these videos are outstanding, do you draw everything yourself?
Every last blinking pixel.
Every last blinking pixel?
Every last blinking pixel.
Holammer every last blinking pixel
Respect, I'll have to chip in on your Patreon some day when I'm feeling financially swoll.
Your videos are honestly some of the best informational videos on RUclips
6:54
Damn B4B, wish you were here to see what that would lead up to. Rest easy friend.
I came to the comments to see if people would say the same thing! Texas’s power grid ain’t look so good☠️
@@mikea.8252 wait, is California is doing any better?
@@mikea.8252 if Texas keeps investing too heavily into renewables it will get even worse
At least we know why its private, to keep energy in Texas out of federal hands.
Texas will one day rise up to POWERRRRR!
After like 10 beers...
Causes for a celebration party. Free beers everywhere.
Primarch Artemis Requious it's probably top 5 states in the US lmao what are you on....ya good .....CA and NY even CHICAGO can bounce back ....Washington, texas, Nevada and Arizona are better than GEORGIA, Detroit, Baltimore, hillbilly states, ...........
@@beencxzy996 my friend, I.... Am on TEXAS.
And After a few *ciggis*
-musume
Primarch Artemis Requious Not after you guys run out of oil
Ah my Texas ego just got two times *Bigger* , but thanks for the great video as all ways !
Texas Spirit.2 Texas Nationalism *engage*
Charles *SECESSION INTENSIFIES*
Texas Spirit.2 I think the majority of my videos have some sort of secession theme.
Charles eh they kinda of do
Texas Spirit.2 every opportunity I get, Texas secedes or rebels.
me being from texas: *watches video*
*yeehaw we got ourselves a rodeo! Raise the flag, tell the panhandle, and for the love of all things holy don't let them touch that cannon*
RIP brain4 breakfast we will always love your creative and educational work
I'm glad you mentioned the Panhandle, I'm from north Texas.. and everyone seems to forget about us
Crazy 8ight Yea cuz y’all are diet East Texas 🥱😂 where the real cowboys are..
And I'm from California. Wish we were there. :(
and now central Texas is becoming the Texan version of California, mostly Austin though
California and Texas are like two sisters who look the same but have completely different personalities and hate each other
Amigps01 97% sure Texas is the older one though
Amigps01 More like the more feminist older sister with anxiety & mental problems
Zachary Marshall jesus dude have you even been to california. You sound like you have a weird grudge
Alejandro Flores I've got a hatred for any state that wants to give illegal immigrants the ability to vote. That want to change the age of consent to 12, that want to make it so if you touch the dirt within the borders of that state you're immediately an American citizen, they require regular water assistance as well as additional support from other states to combat wildfires landslides earthquakes etc and yet have the gaul to even think about breaking from the union. And to top it all off, liberal leftist elites either like live in or are from generally the SRC. And they decided to put broccoli on pizza for christ sake! So yes, I do have a weird grudge against the Socialist Republic of Commiefornia.
Zachary Marshall ok you have been misinformed about this state. No Californian wants to lower the age of consent or leave the union. It is not a state full of commies who want to legalize every illegal that steps foot on us soil. California is full of regular people who just have left of center values.
In 1/11/19 Texan fuel is $1.70 per gallon and about $2 for diesel. We are making our own silicon valley. And in my own opinion we have freedom than most states. Also we have Whataburger
Fuel prices do change based on location even within the states.
Don't remind me how Californians recently voted to keep the gas tax.
In New York we have water
@@doylethelovely2555 we got water too and we know where it comes from, yall got overpoulation, traffic, and like a billion hobos....and the whole city smells like piss
Least California didn't vote for Ted Cruz lmao
Texas has the Alamo
Texas has a lot. I mean, the best should have the best of everything right?
Whats that?
Bishopfighter _YT We win
@@danielchai6145 Texas is a great state. California and Texas are without a doubt the most powerful and influential states. California and Texas are like siblings separated at birth, raised with different ideologies but ultimately very similar. Also Mexico won at the Alamo.
@@bumpylemons4205 Yeah but California would collapse without the us and the us needs Texas so I don't wanna hear none of that.
4:36 "more on that coming soon"
It makes me sad that he isn't around to make such great content.
Yeah poor guy died February of last year. I don't know what the cause was however
Same
(Probably)
Wait he really did die?!
Solaire of Astora yeah he committed suicide by drowning I think :(
I didn't know this many people love Texas so much. To be honest, I thought were the most hated, but it seems California and New York are. Lol
Probably because mostly Texans looked this up RUclips bevause Californians dont care about Texas
Texas puts people into space and cures cancer, California builds massive tech companies who seem to have the singular goal of pissing people off and jack ass celebrities who doe the same, and New York trades derivatives of non-differentiable functions then looks all confused when the economy collapses.
poopiosplopjr 2 texas leads in pharmaceutical manufacturing, is the 2nd biggest tech center next to cali, and agricultural hub, and major tourist destination. I miss home 😪 eat some whata for me boys....
I used to hate Texas because Texans outside of Texas are so fucking annoying. It's always "everything's bigger/better in Texas, Texas is so great because... I miss Texas, I'm going back to Texas" blah blah blah, shut up. Texas is pretty great though, but fuck Cali.
@@ozzywoods38 proved my point. Didn't even see your comment until after I wrote mine lol.
It is Ironic how Americans used to immigranted illegally to Mexico
why are you on every video i watch
Gospodin Pederas he da iluminati
Is it really ironic?
I guess one could call it cosmic irony but that still seems like a far stretch there.
HMMMM....... THERE IS ONLY ONE EXPLANATION FOR DIS! MEXICO IS LEARNING FROM DA MASTER!!!!
Hi illuminati
Texas: I’m better!
California: No I’m better!
Ohio: my flag is a pennant
It's all Ohio.
Raving Rando always has been.
VIVA LA CORN!
Penis*
r/cursedcomments
California: cant go on its own
Texas: *The rebellious kid*
Basically
We're thinking about doing something big rn against they who don't like to be named. 💪🤠
As an Californian, I can say that this is true
California is the rich kid that would go broke if their parents didn’t control their bank accounts
*whispers*: *maaanifeessst desstinyyy*
Insert killing natives somewhere
*whispers* its free real estate.
Mexico: *loses control of the North*
USA: it's free real estate.
Damn right!
AHHHHHHHHH RUN
here in Southern California our power mostly comes from solar and wind farms, out in the mountains in Palm Springs there's a HUGE wind farm and also another huge costal wind farm built right by LAX, most of if not all our energy mainly comes from wind, nuclear, solar and gas
Damn. . . I didn't kno that and I live in southern Cali XD I guess it's cuz I don't really explore much
Fuck, if an earthquake hits again, closer to LA it can break power lines and cause powerouts in LA
Janine May
Hello beautiful
Everyone in the comments: *Literally starting World War III in the comments*
Me, a Texan: *Sipping tea* I mean, I don’t really hate any country’s/states, but it’s funny seeing all these debates. *Sips tea*
Also a Texan, and while I wouldn't call it hate, I *would* call it extreme annoyance. Californians stop moving here and voting blue!
That better be sun tea with 5 scoops of sugar.
@@fubarace1027 agreed they cant take their communist idea back to their state, oh wait they cant afford to live there.
The only reason why they move to texas is because the tech jobs are moving to texas
@@Robert53area California is liberal, not communist. That's like saying that Texas is full of incest supporting hicks. Not true. Don't take it to the extreme and call us communist. We are just democratic and Texas is Republican. Also I see many Texans around here, in fact my county votes red.
Me, a Texan: Lets the Texas Republic be free again
This video was in my recommend, rip brain4breakfast
Being from Texas I love both these states they have their pros and cons but in the end they are both needed in the United States and are pretty beautiful in their own way.
emanuel Miranda You so far have been the only reasonable person here. The majority of people here are just here to jerk off to their guns.
emanuel Miranda This is the only comment that actually makes sense.
Finally, a safe haven from the bonfire that is this comment section. Texans and Californians flinging insults at each other. Why must we fight each other? We are only accomplishing more disunity among the states. People do not change their beliefs from yelling insults at each other, we change belief from thoughtful argument.
As you stated, the tech industry is not tied to California’s geography, and because of this, the incredibly high housing costs in Silicon Valley are causing it to slowly move to Texas.
The tech sector wouldn't move to texas
N8ter my guy the tech sector would never move to Texas dont know where you got that idea from
Dynamic it could easily move if housing costs and rising taxes aren't addressed. The politics are also stifling and the middle class exodus from California is eventually going rock the boat.
Dynamic Yes, I doubt it could move completely, but many of the employees are moving, and I’ve seen quite a few offices for tech companies in the few times I’ve visited Austin.
They're also moving a to Indianapolis
Well Texas is called the Lone Star state...
Austin Jackson Are you implying that we should go our own way? Leave the union? Because if you are implying that, then I hope we leave. Go Texas!
Multi Rkade no
No
LNB KS Why not?
Austin Jackson California is called The Golden State
"Y'all can go to hell. I am going to Texas." - Davy Crocket A.K.A "Racoon Hat Man"
Yessir
Brain4breakfast: Helping in your Geography class even beyond the grave
Politics aside, whether you are a Texan or Californian, we are strong together. US would lose her superpower status if any of these big player states are lost.
Especially Texas
@@chzcake44s Cali's economic might and Texas' resources are vital to the US
not really, it would just be about 5 UK or frances instead of 6.
ssssaa2 But still, the fact that a state is in the top 10 largest economies should give an idea about how important CA's economy is for the U.S.
It is but a small fraction of the US economy. It is more important than any of the other states, but 49 would remain in the union. Also it would harm California far more then the rest of the USA because it would be losing it's connection to 49 other states and the other states would simply be losing connection to 1 other state. California is not large enough to be the center of something worthwhile on its own, it's definitely true Hollywood silicon valley etc. would dry up immediately without american's from elsewhere coming in, and some new location would pop up in the rest of america immediately to draw in talented Americans.
California would be a respectable middling member of the G20 but not a top tier power, USA would remain fairly close to where it is now.
Realistically a scenario in which California was leaving the United States would probably mean something far greater was going on, maybe total disintegration of the USA, which would be a major major change to North America and a big deal internationally too.
Californian republic: Exists
U.S.A: I’ma gonna swallow this whole
HAHAHAHA, those 30 US citizens barricaded themselves for nothing in sacrament
It's incredible how in the US, the states interact with each other almost as if they were diferent countries. I'm from Argentina (wich is supposed to be a federal republic) but practicly nobody cares about the governors of the provices or they respective laws, everyone just cares about the central goverment. I think this happens because the capital city of Buenos Aires and it's metropolitan area has about one third of the total population.
Yep! Honestly it used to be far more impressive than this too...the federal government has grown very large since the days of FDR. A lot of people complain American isn't a true 'democracy'...because they're right. The states are supposed to have a lot of independence.
Argentina is just a big city and a desert...
That is exactly how the U.S. is suppossed to be. A republic of smaller states, coming together to form a more perfect union.
But each U.S. state basically is it's own country, although it's more obvious in some than others. :)
I always wondered how foreigners view US states
And people wonder why we Texans are so proud.
Be proud of having the highest infant mortality rate in the developed world-right there in texas. Even the infant mortality rates-and number of paved roads being turned back into gravel because of budget shortfalls-is bigger in Texas. Suck it!
Go Texas
chairmanofrussia and California is prone to huge wildfires, earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes so suck it
chairmanofrussia California is infested with MS-13 gangs and many more just like it, it’s a liberal shithole to the point where they think genders don’t exist and like the other person above me said last year it cost you 14 million dollars in wildfire repairs
Yes because 6.0 and lower are so dangerous, oh no a bit of fire what will we do. Earthquakes and fires are just inconvenient at this point and on the tsunami and hurricanes point I think you mixed up us and japan we don't really get hurricanes nor tsunamis.
Texas has Dairy Queen
We win
Doesn't every state have DQ? You know it isn't some local store right? It is a national chain.
Dairy Queen actually sucks today. Used to be good back in the 1970s.
So does California...
raney150 we have the HEB though
I live in Ca and there is a dairy queen down the street from where i live lol
Texans : this video proves we are superior
Californians: this proves we are the best state
Video: they are both strong states with strengths and weaknesses
Why are people like this?
Tribalism
Right.
because we all want to leave the freaking union
Pride my man pride. And there ain’t nothin wrong with it
dang straight. that is part of the reason why i want Texas to leave the union and why im a supporter of TNM.
we have our own culture and way of life and the fucking Americans stick there noses up at us.
they claim that we are nothing to them even though we put a man on the moon and if we were our own nation we would have a larger gdp then france and Germany combined!
Sam Houston: Texas can go without America but America can’t go without Texas
That was before California
@@sebascorrea5649 I am pretty sure the US can go without California now. Maybe not 10 years ago. Maybe not 20 years ago. Maybe not 100 years ago. But today, in 2021, California is not proving it's worth. The migration of major tech companies is a result of that.
@@vividvault9285 California produces over half the nation's fruits, nuts, and vegetables
@@Skittles1987 who needs food am I right
@@Skittles1987 All I buy is local (Texas) so suck it yankees YIHHAAA
My Texas heart is filled with pride
Crick1952 and grease.
And barbecue
Crick 1952 and Dublin doctor pepper .lol
Dammit I’m hungry now
Your heart is filled with blood you tribal idiot.
>California has technology
>Texas has oil
G8.
Exxon
Texas is more modern. Tf you talking about
spoonkey no. it really isn’t. in almost any field. Tech, not having climate change deniers, etc. The only thing I hate about california is the DMV. fuck the dmv
Seta Entertainment Texas also has wind and beef
spoonkey what are you talking about fuck no it’s not
My Texan pride is swelling
“Has it’s own powergrid”
Me having flashbacks to January: NO NO GOD NO WHYYYYYYYY
Texas: I don’t care about fracking consequences.
*10 years later*
Texas: Ahhhh earthquake a big Texas earthquake.
California: Texas it’s a 1.6 quake calm down.
Xavier Saavedra that is soooo fucking truuuuuuu
John-Michael Sears
Yes it dose, Oklahoma now has at least a thousand earthquakes in a year ever since they allowed fracking. Since there buildings aren't built for earth quakes; even the smallest 1._ can be damaging. So it might not hurt the economy it will take its toll
John-Michael Sears no its just your to lazy to actually do research on your own.
Fracking can force oil into drinking water, and since you only need a tiny bit of oil to polute your water, it is likely to cause unsafe drinking water.
Neither of you showed research backing up either claim. Now I'm annoyed doing my own research.
So basically, California wouldn't be here without Texas?
And many things wouldn't be here without California....so win win
Gulags r' us the star on the California state flag is for Texas.
Nice picture comrade
yup
And Texans wouldn't be here with California today so..
My guys I am a texan,from houston,wow we do love saying we are from houston
I'm a Texan who went to California for my birthday last year and I remember when I went to visit San Diego and my accent stood out so much everyone I talked too knew instantly I wasn't from there. I had a blast and love San Diego. Will gladly visit again. But Texas is where my heart is.
Living on Texas my whole life, lemme tell you, the amount of California license plates I've seen increase the the last 2-3 years is insane. I don't care what state you're from; you'll be welcomed in Texas, but when you let your states practically flood into our metropolitan areas all at once, it can leave a bad taste in my mouth.
Dim Nimrod If you haven’t served the state of Texas by serving in it’s National Guard. You’re a fake Texan...
@@mikeartillery6956 No you're a fake Texan if you're not from Texas but pretend you are.
And there's no "National Guard" for Texas as Texas is not a nation. But I agree that serving your country is very honorable.
@@dimnimrod2978 UMMM tmd.texas.gov/ Ohh, Really Fool?!?en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Military_Forces Technically, it has it's own Military Department. The Units Stretching Back to the Texas Revolution Lead By Sam Houston.
Dim Nimrod if your a Texan and own a gun your in the Texas national guard.
@@ryans7706Well dang. I own a 1967 Remington 306; does that mean I'm automatically enlisted?
0:22 poor Bolivia. From Bolivia to Bo :/
specially at the end
Damn chileans, give em a centuary and they'll own all the coasts of the americas.
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF BRAZIL! Huehuehuehuehuehuehuehuehue
French Wine they'll get swallowed by the sea
Andrés Méndez won't suffer much? The tectonic plates disagree with you
HAIL TEXAS
HAIL TEXAS
Hail Texas!
Nuke Texas.
The Ultimate Reductionist Trust me those nukes ain't big enough.
ALL HAIL TEXAS
ooooooohhhhhh, THE stars at night are big and bright DEEP IN THE HEAAAART OF TEXAS!! 😍
CLAPCLAPCLAPCLAP
Oooohhhhhhh the fields at night are big and gold deep in the heart of ohioooooo.
THE STARS AT NIGHT ARE DULL AND DIM WHENEVER THEY HAVE TO BE OVER DUMB OL' STUPID TEXAS!!
Uh stupid?
What's the difference?
I'm a Texan, and I approve this message
Joe Summer california is still better.
Jacob Garcia Whatever helps you sleep at night
I sleep fine in the beautiful weather.
Me too
Jacob Garcia how's dealing with the liberals going?
I'm Texan. Rest in peace, I love your content.
*Texan Approved!*
Jessie yey
Haha! Yeah!
Fun fact that all Texans know: We always measure distance by time like “Oh, Austin is about an hour down the road” instead of “Oh, Austin is about 65 miles away”.
Also Whataburger has the best food here but you have to sit in line for hours
Maybe thats an Spanish inherited custom? Because in Spain we measure distance by time too! Like "From Madrid there is 3 hours to Valencia". Curious!
The line isnt that bad
Lol, imagine going to austin. Every texan can tell you that Austin is the worst part of texas. Toooooo many Californians, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Lubbock, even El paso which is barely part of texas is more texas than austin
No, the line is not that bad at all.
But yes, Whataburger is awesome.
I can agree I literally say it takes however long to get to somewhere I never say "its gonna take us ___ miles to get there" theres too many miles out here 😳 Love from Orange County, Texas
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
Dude that's Nevada, not California!
But when i got this assignment, i hoped there would be more gambling
the mojave is in both states.
cobraglatiator yep
No way! Ain't that a kick in the head
Texas is daddy 'Murica's favorite son.
Festus Omega thats right cali is 2# favorite
new american order
California’s the **special** child that needs its own school bus.
More like adopted son. We were our own nation you know :3
more like CSA
TheDesertLad nah man that's Hawaii and Alaska
Fun fact about California, I live in nevada county, in a town called Nevada city. Before nevada became a state, my town was called Nevada. But once the state became a thing, they just added city to the name for less confusion.
Yo I live in Penn Valley lol
Nevada= snowy (land)
@@loboguardian2760 that makes sense. When my grandparents moved here, there was so much snow it would create an ice cave when it slid off the roof. Now we are lucky to see less than a foot of snow at any time.
@@sebastianyavar563 whats up my relatively close neighbor :)
Coming back to this video in 2024 haha
Don't mess with Texas.
Don't mess with Antifa.
I'm Texas
Dabid Dabidson except Oklahoma
Dabid Dabidson true
@@theultimatereductionist7592 anti fa is trash
Poor Bolivia :'(
its BOL now did you not see the map
*bolivia be like * NeEeEEEdD OOOOCCCEEEEYYYYAAAANNNN!!!!
And people wonder why their a dictatorship.
diamond_man1000 No man its BO you shall look at the map
diamond_man1000 no its B
Texas flag needs to be on smartphone emojis
@And this one will eat you. Get cooked in my fires
Similar is not the same.
SIR 01 He said almost
Well there aren’t because otherwise there would have to be emojis for every regional flag of the lander in Germany, of the regions in Italy, of the prefectures in Japan, of the departements of France, and so on....
Bruno R Well each US state has its own constitution, its own laws, its own culture, its own government, its own capitol its own senate and house system separate from national, its own reserved rights pretty much entirely like individual countries that are not soverign. Also individual states are more well known than each “regions” in those countries. Also each states has its own regions so in many ways it would make sense to just add state flags. I also agree it would be absurd to add regions of smaller countries just like how it would be absurd to add the flags of regions and cities in each state. Maybe even add Canadian provinces idk
eggrollsoup Italy here. Each region has its own constitution. Each region has its own capitol. Each region has its own parliament. Each region has its own president. Each region has its own culture. Each region has its sub-regions, called Province. We even have “special statute” regions, like Sicily, which are theoretically in a peer’s agreement with the state. Vermont has 625.000 inhabitants. Sicily has 5.000.000. Again, why should US states be treated differently than federal states or regions throughout the world? I can’t stand this American exceptionalism....
as a californian, the whole drout thing here is actually sometimes a serious issue. at one point, we stopped flushing toilets unless we shitted to preserve water. it gets bad around here. and yes, there are so many rich people. so many.
Wtf is going on in California
@@mortemssoul6342 well were not on fire anymore so that a good thing, but it's also almost winter meaning were probably gonna get a lot of rain soon.
@@dark_and_wholesome what do you think of California lowering the sentence years for pedophiles
@@mortemssoul6342 didn't know that till now, but i am incredible pissed and now want to stAb
@@dark_and_wholesome ew your a furry
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7:19
"Texas holds its own"
Texas hold 'em hand
...Holding A-K suited
aka "Big Slick"
Slick as in oil
..."Big Slick" in poker was named after an oil spill
On the California coast
goddamn that reference went places
Thank you for making all these informative and entertaining videos. We really miss you.
Rest in peace, Fly high 🕊
Watching Bolivia lose its coast is strangely satisfying
Jerk >.>
I found it hilarious in a dark way. Probably because I'm not Bolivian...
Amen.
You mean Bo?
Honestly, the current state of Bolivia (being one of the poorest nations in South America) would have been much different if there was still a coastline acces. AlternateHistoryHub, get on this!
Jeez bro, all I see In this comment section is hate for California and Texas bro. It’s the xbox vs ps4 scenario again. Not again
Texas is better
Both are good, both have upsides, both have downsides. Jeez man you have no thought for others opinions
@@doximation7471 no u
No w
@@doximation7471 no uwu
Texas power.
TopHatBuilder16 THB16 Texas can barely (but it can) compete against California
More American than Cali I say
BOY DO I LOVE LIVING IN A STAND YOUR GROUND STATE
Buff Tachanka Texas is my home state.
TopHatBuilder16 THB16 i agree i live in Texas to 😎😎😎😎
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