Even though I enjoy the strictness from the authorities (up to a point), sometimes I struggle to understand what UK citizens are allowed to do 🤣 Guys, there isn't only black or white view. There are so many colours between them...
That's the problem, you need a non-greyscale license to enjoy different colours here in the UK, have you never wondered why everything's so bleak here?
@@twimisize I only know that I liked what I saw in the UK (well most of what I saw) during my visits. Have been there 12 times and the sum of the days I spent there must have been over 3 months in total. It's not long enough to get sick of, but yeah, there are some everyday things I find normal in my country, yet am not allowed to do while in the UK. And it sucks.
@@michaellennon13 Haha yeah, tbf it's a pretty good part of the world to live in, but yeah there's a lot of stuff you can't do, the one that gets me the most is the lack of free speech.
@@michaellennon13 yeah, for real. Planning permission means you need to run any sort of new build by the local council, or you'll have to pull down the construction, regardless of how structurally sound it is. For free speech it varies by home nation, but broadly speaking, if it's something obviously offensive then you can get fined. In Scotland there's a Gross Offense crime which means that you can get a £500 fine for making an utterance or publication, for example HRH v Meechan, and context is not considered relevant.
@@georgehenry76 yeah you know it tho mate prob cost 10 million a year but the gods above add a cheeky 50 mil on for this years property development lol how the rich stay rich
Police aren't soldiers. They're not here to intimidate and hurt people. It's a good sign they look normal, it means it's lower crime and nothing more is necessary
that's because those two busybodys were not real police, they just dress up like them to try to intimidate people into compliance. you could see the real cop eventually turned up, but the bloke should have just walked away, they couldn't do anything to stop him, only the real cop could have.
It's funny to see how us Brits like to pretend that we're such a rich, nice clean county when this is the state of some peoples homes along with now a Cost of Living Crisis.
As you can see theres some offensive graffiti here Except of course, we can't. The spoilsports have smudged the image. Boo. We WANT to be shocked. It's why we're watching!
Thanks for uploading these episodes! It's now my favorite series.
Appreciate this video being a full episode.
Even though I enjoy the strictness from the authorities (up to a point), sometimes I struggle to understand what UK citizens are allowed to do 🤣 Guys, there isn't only black or white view. There are so many colours between them...
That's the problem, you need a non-greyscale license to enjoy different colours here in the UK, have you never wondered why everything's so bleak here?
@@twimisize I only know that I liked what I saw in the UK (well most of what I saw) during my visits. Have been there 12 times and the sum of the days I spent there must have been over 3 months in total. It's not long enough to get sick of, but yeah, there are some everyday things I find normal in my country, yet am not allowed to do while in the UK. And it sucks.
@@michaellennon13 Haha yeah, tbf it's a pretty good part of the world to live in, but yeah there's a lot of stuff you can't do, the one that gets me the most is the lack of free speech.
@@twimisize for real now? Didn't know about this. 😕
@@michaellennon13 yeah, for real. Planning permission means you need to run any sort of new build by the local council, or you'll have to pull down the construction, regardless of how structurally sound it is. For free speech it varies by home nation, but broadly speaking, if it's something obviously offensive then you can get fined. In Scotland there's a Gross Offense crime which means that you can get a £500 fine for making an utterance or publication, for example HRH v Meechan, and context is not considered relevant.
I am still thinking about how it costs hundreds of millions to wash graffiti.
Those must some damn expensive power washers.
they aren't using soap and water, graffiti remover is expensive
And man hours to pay the people to do it
@@dickmuffback5200 and overpaying, no doubt.
@@georgehenry76 yeah you know it tho mate prob cost 10 million a year but the gods above add a cheeky 50 mil on for this years property development lol how the rich stay rich
shows how cops cant do much and how much they know
One of my best show... 👍🏻
Awesome 😎
Pete is the best
Excellent 🍁🐘🇨🇦
These episodes are great thank you what I do not understand is that they should of had the same powers as the officers
The police looked weak there
Police aren't soldiers. They're not here to intimidate and hurt people. It's a good sign they look normal, it means it's lower crime and nothing more is necessary
that's because those two busybodys were not real police, they just dress up like them to try to intimidate people into compliance. you could see the real cop eventually turned up, but the bloke should have just walked away, they couldn't do anything to stop him, only the real cop could have.
It's funny to see how us Brits like to pretend that we're such a rich, nice clean county when this is the state of some peoples homes along with now a Cost of Living Crisis.
Do we? 😂 I'm pretty sure the majority know this is the state of much of England
Very true mate we are a lost cause , happened when that windrush thing came over 🙊
Nice
Unfortunately...you clear it. They make more
As you can see theres some offensive graffiti here
Except of course, we can't. The spoilsports have smudged the image. Boo. We WANT to be shocked. It's why we're watching!