If my car was being wreckdd like that buy a coach id be happy someone was filming it so i could use it as evidence (unless the car was parking somewhere illegal)
Literally no. If you're named after your'e granddad named Paul then you're named after your granddad, simple as that. He might've been named that because it was a common name, why is it a common name? Because earlier generation named their kids after that specific Paul, but that doesn't mean everyione named Paul is named after the one geezer
We could also talk how come everyone all over knows Martin Luther King but zero info about Rosa Parks? We had MLK in our books in Europe 30 years ago. Called "the mother of the civil rights movement," Rosa Parks invigorated the struggle for racial equality when she refused to give up her bus seat to a male Karen.
@@bobchelse658 Yes, but I see this being pushed as we do not know her because she was black. It has nothing to do with that if that was true then we would have no idea about MLK as well. "Why would we study about him in the middle of Europe?"
They are very different. MLK led the civil rights movement. Rosa Parks was someone that civil rights leaders used as an example and symbol of defiance. She became an unwitting icon, although she embraced it and was an impressive person. MLK was a was an actual leader of the movement. He was an incredible organiser and communicator. He organised marches, debated opponents, challenged legislation, built relationships with politicians. He operated effectively in the legal system and political system, while also being a great speaker and writer. He was one the main drivers of legislative change, where as Rosa was primarily just a face of the movement.
Dude was so disrespectful to Rosa Parks. If it wasn’t for her and many like her who came before her, us blk people in america would still be forced to sit at the back of the bus. Jim crow and the civil rights era was a few of many horrific times in US history.
but the guy lives in the UK where segregation laws never existed. That fight isn't a major part of history for us so not everyone 'offline' is going to learn about her.
If my car was being wreckdd like that buy a coach id be happy someone was filming it so i could use it as evidence (unless the car was parking somewhere illegal)
@@RS-vy9qvno he’s saying by a coach when it was being crushed
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8:34 its actually taiwan and not thailand. there were memes of this scene saying that its a new special pool feature haha.
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My wheel came flying off on a dual carriageway before, safe to say it’s very hard to stop without it feeling like the cars about to flip over.
2:53 yes you are simon, thats the famous paul people name after generally, like you, you are most probably named after Simon Peter.
Literally no. If you're named after your'e granddad named Paul then you're named after your granddad, simple as that. He might've been named that because it was a common name, why is it a common name? Because earlier generation named their kids after that specific Paul, but that doesn't mean everyione named Paul is named after the one geezer
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I’m pretty sure that you’re supposed to have your police lights on if you’re involved in a pursuit, so the cop who got hit is the dumber one
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bro ofc that happened to his phone bc the batteries, if you squish or heat batteries they explode
Small correction: the earthquake for the "wave pool" clip was in Taiwan, not Thailand. The video was wrong.
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8:48 The guy looks like Simon, but with a mustache 😋
No way was that cctv video, car new York gets crushed.
That has to be someone 💯 recording that....
Safe note. Don't bloody park there lol.
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You should do street interviews like that and see what answers they give or come out with. They'd probably see through it though.
You could literally just watch the latest season of locked in. Sometimes I don't understand why people become famous
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tbh i don't know rosa parks:D
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No but who is Rosa parks????
Women that people will say is not famous because she is black, but it is actually because she was a woman. Black had nothing to do with it.
@@MarinaArtDesignbeing black was definitely a huge part of it, the famous bus boycott was because of segregation.
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I have a video of me getting tasered. It sucked so bad. But the video is so funny.
We could also talk how come everyone all over knows Martin Luther King but zero info about Rosa Parks? We had MLK in our books in Europe 30 years ago. Called "the mother of the civil rights movement," Rosa Parks invigorated the struggle for racial equality when she refused to give up her bus seat to a male Karen.
there were loads of women before rosa parks who get no recognition as well
@@bobchelse658 Yes, but I see this being pushed as we do not know her because she was black. It has nothing to do with that if that was true then we would have no idea about MLK as well. "Why would we study about him in the middle of Europe?"
@@MarinaArtDesign Oh ok I understand what you are saying now. Do people in Europe learn about Malcom X?
@@bobchelse658 Yes, it's in our history books, since always.
They are very different. MLK led the civil rights movement. Rosa Parks was someone that civil rights leaders used as an example and symbol of defiance. She became an unwitting icon, although she embraced it and was an impressive person. MLK was a was an actual leader of the movement. He was an incredible organiser and communicator. He organised marches, debated opponents, challenged legislation, built relationships with politicians. He operated effectively in the legal system and political system, while also being a great speaker and writer. He was one the main drivers of legislative change, where as Rosa was primarily just a face of the movement.
Dude was so disrespectful to Rosa Parks. If it wasn’t for her and many like her who came before her, us blk people in america would still be forced to sit at the back of the bus. Jim crow and the civil rights era was a few of many horrific times in US history.
but the guy lives in the UK where segregation laws never existed. That fight isn't a major part of history for us so not everyone 'offline' is going to learn about her.