Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "American Reacts to "Do Young Americans NOT Know Anything?"" video.

Yes, as a person in the UK, it was at least easy for me to answer all of these questions. The only one I struggled with was Mount Rushmore, but I still bloody well knew it was in the US. This video is quite horrifying to say the least. Seen plenty of people on other videos with other languages as the first language living all over the world (including Europe) who also had no problem with answering these questions.
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Trust me mate, as a person living in the UK, we don’t hold a single bad opinion about the Australian education system. We really do love you guys and we haven’t really noticed anything on our end that is a problem with your system. Is there anything bad we should know? I’m being serious. Here in the UK we definitely have a problem, especially with perhaps political correctness adding too much woke culture in our system which is stifling people on both sides being able to freely express their opinions without being slapped down hard. Especially those who don’t label themselves as being on the far left. When it comes to average information intake though, we haven’t noticed a problem with it. Opinions might be screwed up or different from how they used to be, but our information intake seems to still be the same as it was decades ago. Is there a problem with this over in the Australian continent right now?
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@boxenjoyerkona ThatWas also what was so scary about this. All of these people have access to tons of information all over the Internet, including social media. Let alone movies and television, yet somehow these people couldn’t answer the most basic questions. It is honestly absolutely terrifying. These the kind of people that really shouldn’t be allowed to vote. I know we say everyone has a right once you hit a certain age. But you don’t allow people to vote who are actually mentally impaired. Someone after we allow people to vote you have below a certain threshold of information. We need to make sure of course voting doesn’t become a lead so that only a certain amount of people with certain believes, but there should definitely be a regulated standard that can be voted on by the public. A vote on voting. Seems fair.
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I was able to answer I think every question correctly, as a British person in the UK. I have seen this video on its own before, and it is still terrifying. My mind just somehow still struggles to comprehend what I’m watching, and is trying to rationalise it by thinking it’s just an act, when I really don’t think it is. Literally the only one I struggled with was Mount Rushmore as that one isn’t nearly as important as the others or applicable to the rest of our cultures, but the others certainly are. America, you really really really have a serious problem on your hands. FIX IT NOW.
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