I love the Theory Wear merch so much, especially compared to other TH-camr merch because, even when I don’t like a piece enough to go and buy it, I can still see that a lot of care goes into creating it. I see a lot of other TH-camrs making merch that’s just a solid color T-shirt or hoodie with a small logo no bigger than a chest pocket on it. And it’s so disappointing compared to Theorist Merch with awesome designs, hoodies with thumb holes and the plastic aglets on the draw string, and features created because of community input. Nothing against those other TH-camrs, the Theorist Team just sets the bar WAY too high. Keep up the great work!
@@cejuonline just because you saw it before doesnt make it copied. People sometimes have the same ideas as others. It common. Just bc stacy chose to wear a pink dress doesnt meant she copied sharon.
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
Notice how "the Korean games are the best one" (something like that, please correct me if wrong) doesn't specify which Korea? We assume South Korea since the outside world we see is South Korea and we generally just reference South Korea as Korea.
Actually Chicago has a law about “consenting to death” that makes things like getting into a duel and Russian roulette legal, so if it took place in Chicago heights it could be argued in the court of law that this law should apply
Well, in the series they said something like "I like the Korean games most", which implicates that there are multiple games being held somewhere else. Hence there should be at least a second place where they are making these games...
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Hmm Russia??? China??? Other county's government's which can be paid enough to overlook these death games???
@ Any authoritarian regime can overlook them and there are a lot of countries who fall unto that category like cuba, venezuela, china, russia, iran, syria, saudi arabia, cameroon, egypt, congo
@@ItachiSharinganDN if squid game happened in a country like South Korea then I wouldn't be surprised when it happen in japan or even USA, just on some isolated island in the middle of the ocean
@@Triskelion345 well that could be possible in Japan or the USA but they would still run the risk of getting caught because even if they have a higher up government official or politician involved if someone else gets a whiff of it and investigates it they would get into some serious trouble so I think if it were to happen it would be in a country that would overlook it like north Korea or China, Russia, Cuba and places like that where they could just pay someone off and not have to worry about getting caught
I heard that each Squid Game has a different theme with different challenges. The Squid Game we saw in season 1 used children's games because the director of the games wanted to play the games that he enjoyed in his childhood one last time. If we get a second season, there will most likely be completely different challenges.
I love that you actually purchased the fanart design instead of just copying it or using the designer's love for the channel to get it for free. It makes me want to support this channel even more.
I agree & love it too, but it would be quite dumb if they didn’t. They do so much research about legal procedures that they know that they’d probably get sued if they didn’t purchase the design 😂
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
makes you think of why billionaires own what they own. bill gated for instance owns more farm land then anyone else. innocent enough in a vacuum. but things are never that simple.
@@guillermoelnino bill gates doesnt have nuclear power. neither does mark z. thats why we can get away with embarassing them in court like that. heck kim hismelf and china are both ridiculed everyday as winnie the poo and rocket man. and they have nuclear power. humans are not so simple that you can just avoid their destruction with a couple of weapons. eventually kim and china will meet their demises too. just like the ones before them.
To put the contract thing simply, contracts don't make things legal. They make them illegal. So with the hot wings example, rather than making the serving of hot wings legal (they always were legal), it's making the suing of the restaurant for damages illegal. And it can only protect the parties involved. So you can't sign saying "I won't sue the restaurant for giving me poison" because that isn't a matter of a lawsuit, it's a matter of the police enforcing a strict LAW. You could ask the police to sign saying "I won't arrest the restaurant owners for poisoning their customer", but they obviously won't sign that.
In short, contract can only work as long as it is legal. But when law breaking activity is involved (ie murder will be involved), the contract will be void and the case will be supersede by criminal investigation.
When but your whole point goes out the window when it's on a private island rhat isn't owned by government, this is what this man said, I don't know if there's an actual law for this but if I owned a island and committed a crime on said island what police force has the jurisdiction to arrest me ? Would It be the nation I come from or something ?
@@D-A-A- no it doesn't. Even if the island is somehow on international waters there are still international laws preventing you from doing things like this. The most likely answer is that we have a case of "technically illegal but practically untouchable" meaning the VIPs have bribed enough south and North corean politicians to protect them and turn a blind eye to this island
keep in mind that Gihun DID try and alert the authorities when he first came back after the players voted to stop the games and the authorities thought he was crazy. there's also the scene with the other VIPs saying "the ones in Korean are the best," implying that these games happen around the world (especially since the other VIPs are also from other countries).
Another thing that didn't help was that the organization behind the games changed the number on the business cards that were handed out to the players. These guys really don't want to get caught, especially since one of their main sources of revenue is harvesting organs of deceased "players".
that would make sense that its could be in north korea; bc the game places that are other countries are probably less deadly, grand, and cocky bc its harder to keep it under wraps
I love how MatPat scoffs at the difference between miles and nautical miles and then immediately and ever so casually gives the explanation for the difference. 😂
quick question about the main character: he DID try to contact the authorities about the games, but the organisers managed to cover their tracks. he then helped a cop go undercover in that facility so he could get evidence of the games and come back to arrest everyone. granted the frontmaster has successfully covered his every track, but how would at least trying to get the authorities involved affect his sentence, should he go to court?
To answer your question should he go to court? Yes. Should he be then convicted of manslaughter - now thats a different question and nothing but going to court could really answer it.
@@R.K_Chalkboard he did though. after he left, he went to the cops and told them to call the number, but it just picked up to a random number (or more likely they realised it was the police and acted innocent) so they didn't believe him. then a cop convinced him to go back into the games to give him the opportunity to infiltrate the staff, and that's how he came back.
I remember when I was in computer science in A Level, my teacher played a really mean trick. He made a website for us that he pretended was a study site. He then made the terms and conditions that we agree that he should give us all a 0 on our next assignment and that we all owe him a tenner. None of us questioned anything, didn’t read the terms and conditions, and he then had our passwords and also a contract wherein which we technically actually owed him £10 and a fail. Obviously he didn’t act on it, but it was just showing how dangerous it could be to not read these things sometimes for sites that may be unfamiliar to you.
legally you can't be bound by a contract when ur under 18, so if this happened in year 12 then he wouldn't have been able to act on it anyway without somebody in that class being like "wait hold on we're minors" but it was still kinda mean
Great job, Matpat! As a lawyer in International Law practice, I'm impressed by how well you discussed this, and you made it so engaging too. I know many people watch your videos and it would be awesome to get more people interested in International Law.
Law student here, literally just had my Int. Law exam, so this vid is kinda post-exam revision lol. One question generally, when he outlines universal jurisdiction and crimes, he says that a 'death game' such as squid game would not fly. Is this true? As in, would a game occurring on a newly created artificial island, claiming to be its own state, be committing an international crime in this case? It's not really genocide, slavery, piracy etc. It could be torture...but these people willingly engage. I just thought that part of the video to be making assumptions potentially, but I'm not sure.
@@johnsimmons105 I mean, I may not be into law, but the game would *technically* fall under the category of manslaughter, wouldn't it? That's what Mat said rather early on into the video
Well, there's a large amount of managers, soldiers and workers that help the games operate, the building is MASSIVE, and the Squid Games have been running for about 33 years, and apparently the prize for each game is 45.6 billion won, leading up to about 1,504,800,000,000 in the prizes. And because of the stuff I stated before, it's probably somewhere around the levels of billions in US dollars. In the prizes themselves, to USD, that's actually about 1.2 billion.
“Has anyone actually stopped and asked the question, could squid game be legal?” Actually yeah! My US history teacher was teaching us about libertarianism and used squid game as an example and showed clips and everything, then he asked us about our thoughts on if squid game should be legal or not.
@@neonexjpxfrd4145He clearly isn't a good teacher or arguing in bad faith because this is not basic libertarianism this is the most extream potition you can go,It's like saying that liberalism is basicly full on anarchism and showing your students clips from the purge (without the context of why the purge happens )
@@jimlord nah he was expressing the idea of consent in away that relates to us and asking our opinions on stuff like should the government have stepped in when they were playing ddajki
"Who would have suspected that they'd be transported off to a remote island in the middle of nowhere and be forced to contend with a sniper-powered motion detector? No 001."
You would probably have to consume dangerous chemicals that require certifications to order. Since people thought for along time that if you ate Mentos and drank Diet Coke, your stomach would explode. Luckily, it just makes you burp. A loooooooot. And spit up.
12:46 MatPat going out of his way to say that one of Japan's artificial islands has hotels and an IKEA, while the Netherlands literally made theirs a full province
Film theory idea: is the stairwell scene from “The Bourne Identity” where Jason falls down the stairs on top of a dead body and survives technically possible?
No. It would provide a slight level of cushioning, but your momentum isn't magically cancelled. It's possible Bourne just didn't fall from a high enough level. He might have done better to tie a rope around his victim, loop it round the bannisters and use the corpse as a counterweight to slow his fall - it should turn a potentially deadly fall into just a dangerous one.
I remember watching the show with my mum, and after the last episode our brains were just trying to understand what we just witnessed. After some time, my mum looked me that in the eye and said: “Who says that something like this doesn’t exist somewhere?” And it literally throw me off. In addition to this, this video just strengthens the theory. I don’t want to imagine people risking their lives for money somewhere and the people organising everything getting away with it…
and what's the chances of the real life version not being more brutal than this one? Maybe the participants don't even get anything and they just have to play the game just to survive?
I was wondering how many comments I'd have to scroll through before that name popped up. And I thought the pervvy high roller was a definite comparison to a certain prince who shall remain nameless.
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
What I would really like to know about squid game is how much an operation like it would cost (like what mr beast is doing but with body disposal and making sure people stay quiet), like what percent of the population can pull it off? Or how about the effect of people with hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt vanishing without a trace with none of that money ever making it back to the parties who want it back would have on the economy? I just have to know.
@@aminulhussain2277 they traditionally burn the bodies so organ selling isn't a thing, some random dudes selling them wasn't something done by them, and those who did se them sold them for person gain, besides, collecting organs from an already dead person reduces their value by A LOT, and some won't even be sold because they don't work anymore like the heart
Body disposal means burning the bodies, which basically means fuel is the only expenditure. As for people staying quiet they rely on people not trusting those who expose them, and they are also monitorized 24/7 soooooooo yeah, I guess it's just too much to handle, and 400 or so people disappearing isn't too much, considering that South Korea has a pretty big population, and considering some of them are junkies, illegal immigrants or they own their money to the mafia no one will care looking for them too much, without even taking into consideration the fact that someone will definitely take care of that one like, oh, that guy is missing? Don't worry about him, ok?
Pretty depressing reality check there toward the end and I’m sure that was the point they were trying to get across. But I don’t think it was necessarily pointing at North Korea as a possible center point of the problem. Especially when Sae Byeok is asked whether things are any better for her after having escaped to South Korea. They’re definitely drawing a comparison to say that she probably jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
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Matpat: "You can't escape international law just by creating your own country." Mr. Beast: "Dang it. Guys forget the purchase of that country, we can't legally do the Mr Beast Games there. Now what are we going to do, buy a planet and host the games there?" Dude Perfect with their moon land: "Way ahead of you"
Unless you're powerful enough to cast aside the rules. "Ours is a world of ethical infants and nuclear giants. We know more about war than peace, more about killing than living". - General Omar Bradley
@@sayxxdx The answer being "No, but if you're rich and powerful enough it doesn't matter because no one will hold you accountable" was my point. More importantly, it was also really obviously Squid Game's point too.
10:15 Nautical miles are exactly 1 degree in any direction (north, east, west, south) when "regular" miles are just distance (Finally 5 years of my sea navigation studies have a purpose)
One degree where? The equator? One foot from the north pole is a circle 2pi feet in circumference which includes 360 degrees of longitude, so you can't mean there.
@@stevenscott2136 Nautical miles aren't 1 degree in any direction. Historically they were equal to 1/60 of a degree latitude, though now they are defined as 1852 meters (1.151 miles).
A Nautical Mile is 1/60 of a degree of Latitude (N/S), as the distance between degrees Longitude (E/W) change as you travel further North/South, but Latitude is always constant. 1/60 of a degree is called a minute, and is calculated by dividing the circumference of the world at the equator by 360, then dividing that by 60, wherin the answer you get is 1852m (by closest approximation). This I learned in my 3 years of sea navigation and my 12 years as a naval navigational officer. Also, the "normal mile" or more commonly known as a staute mile was originally described as 5000 paces of a Roman soldier, which through the ages got standardised to 1600m.
When matpat addresses a idea by saying: “the answer isn’t what you’d quite expect” basically is him saying: is my outlandish idea true In some weird way, yes my friend, yes it is.
but what about if it was classified as a “job” instead of a game. many jobs have a high risk of death/injuries that are covered by contracts ie the military. i dunno the whole legal ramifications over that but it would be interesting to see if it was reclassified
Workplace OHS laws would apply. An employer must take all reasonable steps to ensure the safety of their workers. Games, such as the tug of war round or squid game, require 50% of players to die. This isn’t a “risk of death” - like working on an oil rig - it’s a certainty.
Jobs are legally required to minimize dangers. There are absolutely investigations with potential criminal charges when somebody dies on a job. The military (in America, at least) is something different, as it is held to the Uniform Code of Military Justice rather than civilian laws, but, even under somewhat different rules, deaths are investigated for any potential criminal activity involved. These "squid games" would very clearly not pass as the people running the games implementing appropriate safety measures.
im just saying like a lot of labor laws in different countries are different. negating risk may not be required in every country. i dunno tho. just a thought
Insanely informative. This topic was briefly talked on in Distractable's podcast Dangerous Coasters episode. Love that this goes further in depth. May not be a bad call to just Podcast Theory them lmao. Love all the videos, and I hope to get some merch under my tree this year! Hopefully my wife agrees 🤣
Made me think of McKamey Manor, that awful basically torture "attraction." They have this ol huge waiver that includes things like "death" but if someone actually died that wouldn't make it legal and they would get prosecuted. They actually already have with is why they moved states.
I was watching the video thinking "Even if there were a legal way, there's no way he's going to say it, so this video is pure smoke", but then you started speaking about the reality of North Korea and changed my appretiation for your video. Well done Matt. There's a lot of things going on in the real world that defies the law, not only North Korea. A simple demonstration of power can make something yours even if you're not legally the owner, like the Islas Malvinas. Even the US is full of things like this.
I will say a think that may invoke some trolls: China. No i don't stand right. And you should seriously consider China as much more of a threat than the opposite political side could ever be.
I suggest EVERYONE look into the Principality of Sealand. It is hilarious history and all I could think about with this video. Tldr: U.K. sea base 14km from the coast, after the redrawn lines a single man rowed out to it planted a flag and claimed his own nation. Since then they've had a civil war (27 people) and were accidentally officially recognized by Germany. Also they became the world's most forged passport and royal titles can be bought online.
Bru thats crazy, also i saw "Principality of Sealand" and read it as "Principality of Zeon" like the space nazi's from gundam's UC timeline, god I watch too much gundam
Mat : "Has anyone stopped and asked the question, can Squid Game be legal ?" No, because if you're rich and powerful enough anything and everything you do can be fair game especially when you have other anonymous rich friends backing you up, from a financial and legal standpoint
Hey just a shout out to the theory wear. I bought the original sweater you guys made for the first-ever merch drop. I wear it all the time, and it is STILL in fantastic condition. Like, a single snap broke and that's it. No rips, no fade, nothing. Your merch is legitimately some of the highest quality clothing I own.
Correction for 9:34: Not every piece of land has been claimed by a nation. Because there's that one bit of sahara that neither egypt not sudan want to claim, and there's that unclaimed territory in antarctica that pewds joked that he wants as well Edit: people in the replies have mentioned there's more than just those, which I find quite interesting
There's also a strip in the Yellowstone National Park that has no state jurisdiction and no police. For that matter, a large swath of the Midwestern United States is actually part of the Lakota Sioux Nation and has some odd territorial jurisdiction.
My little sister was in elementary school at the time of squid games highest peak of popularity, they played a game called “squid games”, I asked how do you play and they described to me red light green light, I was so much of an emotion that I don’t even know what it was that they renamed a game that is fun replacing it with the name of a game that isn’t even remotely similar.
Well I think there is a law about space cannot be claimed by anybody, so no private asteroid. And might have some other laws that prevent this kind of games to happen (unless it's a giant play of Among us)
I feel like the universal laws would apply the same there, and similarly like in the international waters, maybe the spaceships have to have flags too? I do wish he mentioned it, because I was thinking about it too
I thought the same thing, but I guess it would be complicated to put 300 people on a rocket and launch them to space without rising suspicion, considering that until they´re out of earth it would still be illegal
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
The show is actually pretty good as far as I've watched. It does suffer from having clear protagonists who can't be killed off too easily so some drama doesn't really matter too much but it is fairly smart and not as outlandish as you may think from the concept.
yo i can see the FBI headquarters just be like "ayo this dude looks like he's trying to hold a death game [or insert any illegal thing here]" "oh that ip address is matpat. don't worry about him" "ah ok"
Nautical mile is actually one "minute" of latitude. This is why it is easier to measure longitude and latitude with nautical miles, because you're actually using a measurement of latitude to measure the "mile".
@@diamondsrubies1964 Don't think of minute as in time. Think of it as 1/60th of something. To my understanding this is from an old base-60 number system.
There's a massive difference between the squid game and Russian roulette that is definitely worth mentioning. In the video Mat claim that because Russian roulette ends with the death of a participant, the survivors can be charged with manslaughter. But as far as the players of the squid game are aware when they decide to return, it's possible in theory that every single player succeed all of the 6 games. Of course, we learn later that 3 of the 6 games are designed to eliminate half of participants, but at that point, none of them are aware of this.
@@MohammedKHan-eu6hz how would they get the people? It would still be suspicious if people ride the ship and never return to the port, especially since the ship didn't leave the country's sea
One possible avenue that wasn't explored in this video was whether this could be done in space. Space is often disputed territory when it comes to nations, and I remember Elon Musk saying that technically there are laws on Earth that would not apply on Mars. It would be interesting to hear that possibility discussed. Great vid!
Not true. The same laws for the sea roughly apply to space (anything from Earth has the laws of the origin nation). Elon is, as he often is, peddling fantasy.
Mat your probably on the FBI watch list because of the things you search up to get that info like imagine being an FBI agent and reads your search history and sees this ( is it legal to host a death game in international oceans )
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
I love the Theory Wear merch so much, especially compared to other TH-camr merch because, even when I don’t like a piece enough to go and buy it, I can still see that a lot of care goes into creating it. I see a lot of other TH-camrs making merch that’s just a solid color T-shirt or hoodie with a small logo no bigger than a chest pocket on it. And it’s so disappointing compared to Theorist Merch with awesome designs, hoodies with thumb holes and the plastic aglets on the draw string, and features created because of community input. Nothing against those other TH-camrs, the Theorist Team just sets the bar WAY too high. Keep up the great work!
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FAILURE!
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Disappointment guaranteed, Squid Game should have served Beijing corn and told the contestants to eat it without throwing up
MatPat: "Real life Squid Games could be legal."
Mr. Beast: "LAST PERSON ALIVE WINS 100 MILLION DOLLARS!"
Dun dun dun
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Honestly 😂
Mr beast be like: time to build a nuke!
Mr beast be like “ first person to take there hands of the nuke gets nuked”
Short answer, it's legal if you're not caught.
Yeah.
I don’t think that the old guy would get away with killing 250 people (I get it I stuffed up the number I’ve been told a thousand times already)
its not legal because earning money in these kind of ways are illegal
@@thechefwhodoesntcook8233 not if you ain't caught
Yes
I feel Mat’s search history would rival a mass murderer’s
“How to commit genocide on an undisclosed island without getting in trouble”
It would even rival an author’s
Ggs to mat
Sad to see him go…
Squid game isn't genocide.
@@gamerman6405u look like ur name is rip Luffy
"When there's no cops around, anything's legal!"
-Stanley Pines
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@@cejuonline just because you saw it before doesnt make it copied. People sometimes have the same ideas as others. It common. Just bc stacy chose to wear a pink dress doesnt meant she copied sharon.
@@cejuonline The only way this counts as a copied comment is if you count me deleting and reposting it to get rid of an inappropriate comment.
@@cejuonline I don't think people really care if it's copied.....
@@cejuonline you do know nobody cares if its copied or not right?
I’m happy that a fan designed one of his jackets and the fact that it started as fan art makes it all the better
and i’m also so happy matpat bought the design instead of just taking it
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Yes
it looks awful tho
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
Just like everything else in the world: "It's legal, for a price."
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Flirthy acts at a resonable price
As long as it’s in paper it’s all good
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Fines to the rich is just the paywall they have to pay to do the things they want to do
Matpat trying to explain russian roulette without getting destroyed by TH-cam is hilarious
Matpat "has anyone wondered if it was legal yet?"
LegalEagle "let me introduce myself"
@Mayumi-Chan🌹 no
Collab when?
a man of culture
@@rey4874 i report it
@@jop8907 same
"One of Japan's artificial islands even has an Ikea" The flevopolder doesn't just have its own ikea, but also a couple of cities and an airport
It's the infinite ikea
iraq also doesnt have a ikea
@@yousifaljanabi281 *also isn't usable here
@@flamingcat1101 3008?
But the ikea is the best part!
The contracts weren’t about legality, it was about the game runners establishing dominance and the players willingly relinquishing agency.
It was about giving the illusion of legality
@@exammole4545 I mean they are literally signing over their rights there’s nothing stopping them from leaving at that point
Yeah, and I have a sneaking suspicion that signing a contract does NOT allow you to commit murder… could be wrong though
I think the players were more eager than just signing for fun.Its more like they are playing death run except there is only one winner
Notice how "the Korean games are the best one" (something like that, please correct me if wrong) doesn't specify which Korea?
We assume South Korea since the outside world we see is South Korea and we generally just reference South Korea as Korea.
To be fair, the main character tried to tell the police but they didn’t listen
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Classic officers😂
Actually Chicago has a law about “consenting to death” that makes things like getting into a duel and Russian roulette legal, so if it took place in Chicago heights it could be argued in the court of law that this law should apply
can you so me sources for this as I cant find anything online.
Is this fake? Why would Chicago have a law like this wouldn’t the state make the law?
To both of you, I read the article I found it on and it seemed legit but now I can’t find it either
@@micheal4526 maybe you found it when you're sleeping? Like a dream of you looking through the internet lol.
Bro I live in Chicago 😳
Well, in the series they said something like "I like the Korean games most", which implicates that there are multiple games being held somewhere else.
Hence there should be at least a second place where they are making these games...
Hmm Russia??? China??? Other county's government's which can be paid enough to overlook these death games???
@ Any authoritarian regime can overlook them and there are a lot of countries who fall unto that category like cuba, venezuela, china, russia, iran, syria, saudi arabia, cameroon, egypt, congo
@@ItachiSharinganDN if squid game happened in a country like South Korea then I wouldn't be surprised when it happen in japan or even USA, just on some isolated island in the middle of the ocean
@@Triskelion345 well that could be possible in Japan or the USA but they would still run the risk of getting caught because even if they have a higher up government official or politician involved if someone else gets a whiff of it and investigates it they would get into some serious trouble so I think if it were to happen it would be in a country that would overlook it like north Korea or China, Russia, Cuba and places like that where they could just pay someone off and not have to worry about getting caught
I heard that each Squid Game has a different theme with different challenges. The Squid Game we saw in season 1 used children's games because the director of the games wanted to play the games that he enjoyed in his childhood one last time. If we get a second season, there will most likely be completely different challenges.
As grunkle Stan once said “everything’s legal when there are no cops “
Facts
“There’s no cops in the forest. We take this to our graves.”
Faxxx
*Seattle*
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It's scary on how good of a lawyer or detective matpat would be 😳
Not in Ohio
@@donicawilson962 i hate ohio jokes
@@craigdavies2598 same, they are dumb af
Because Ohio is unscientific
Seriously we need a theory video from MatPat on Ohio
@@craigdavies2598 why?
Before watching the video. I'd like to go out on a limb and say killing people is probably illegal
Hello
Purge em all!
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar that’s not very nice
You’re one to talk
@@Dressup_Dollthat can literally mean anything.
I love that you actually purchased the fanart design instead of just copying it or using the designer's love for the channel to get it for free. It makes me want to support this channel even more.
@デジ 🐇 shut up
@@Elias_Harrison i agree
@デジ 🐇 no.
I agree & love it too, but it would be quite dumb if they didn’t. They do so much research about legal procedures that they know that they’d probably get sued if they didn’t purchase the design 😂
@@YesIlikebananasSo Sadly many people get away with it {usually major youtubers , not gonna name names tho}
“Excuse me. What gives you the legal right to do this?”
Mr Burns: *“You tell me. You're my lawyer”*
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
@@jojoyayathereal ... Who asked tho.
@@timiempire2279 exactly
@Chubi💞 wtf dude
The frick
I gotta give props to the Film Theorists editors for creating that whole intro just for a 7 second clip
Matpat: “Is Squid Game legal?”
Me:If anything is owned by rich billionaires, then it’s legal
i mean that’s generally the conclusion he came too unfortunately
makes you think of why billionaires own what they own. bill gated for instance owns more farm land then anyone else. innocent enough in a vacuum. but things are never that simple.
@@guillermoelnino Does that mean that we have to arrest Bill Gates?
@@t3chkn1ght why
@@guillermoelnino bill gates doesnt have nuclear power. neither does mark z. thats why we can get away with embarassing them in court like that. heck kim hismelf and china are both ridiculed everyday as winnie the poo and rocket man. and they have nuclear power. humans are not so simple that you can just avoid their destruction with a couple of weapons. eventually kim and china will meet their demises too. just like the ones before them.
There is one more option: HAVING THE GAMES IN SPACE! Jeff could easily fund it.
THATS ALSO WHAT IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT
Jeffery bezos! JEFFERY BEZOS!
Space Force would intervene
@@wxxr9095 the *what*
@@ItzNotTQ it's a branch of the US armed forces revolving around space combat
To put the contract thing simply, contracts don't make things legal. They make them illegal. So with the hot wings example, rather than making the serving of hot wings legal (they always were legal), it's making the suing of the restaurant for damages illegal. And it can only protect the parties involved. So you can't sign saying "I won't sue the restaurant for giving me poison" because that isn't a matter of a lawsuit, it's a matter of the police enforcing a strict LAW. You could ask the police to sign saying "I won't arrest the restaurant owners for poisoning their customer", but they obviously won't sign that.
In short, contract can only work as long as it is legal. But when law breaking activity is involved (ie murder will be involved), the contract will be void and the case will be supersede by criminal investigation.
When but your whole point goes out the window when it's on a private island rhat isn't owned by government, this is what this man said, I don't know if there's an actual law for this but if I owned a island and committed a crime on said island what police force has the jurisdiction to arrest me ? Would It be the nation I come from or something ?
@@D-A-A- no it doesn't.
Even if the island is somehow on international waters there are still international laws preventing you from doing things like this.
The most likely answer is that we have a case of "technically illegal but practically untouchable" meaning the VIPs have bribed enough south and North corean politicians to protect them and turn a blind eye to this island
Matpat at the end of the video:
"And that is the sad truth"
Matpat a few seconds later:
"But hey, that's just a theory!"
The Editors have outdone themselves this time! Loved the intro, and all the work put in by the entire team in all these theory vids!
Same! I loved this one!
Funny one of the editors kablewied himself
@@xiopia3940 yo you can’t just say that wtf
@@liamcole2701 n
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keep in mind that Gihun DID try and alert the authorities when he first came back after the players voted to stop the games and the authorities thought he was crazy. there's also the scene with the other VIPs saying "the ones in Korean are the best," implying that these games happen around the world (especially since the other VIPs are also from other countries).
I had a sneaking suspicion that the cops were in on it too..
BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY-
Another thing that didn't help was that the organization behind the games changed the number on the business cards that were handed out to the players. These guys really don't want to get caught, especially since one of their main sources of revenue is harvesting organs of deceased "players".
@@Larry.R Actually, the organ thing was not from the game organizers but from corrupt guards who did it behind their backs
@@mimistardust3915 A FILM THEORY
that would make sense that its could be in north korea; bc the game places that are other countries are probably less deadly, grand, and cocky bc its harder to keep it under wraps
I love how MatPat scoffs at the difference between miles and nautical miles and then immediately and ever so casually gives the explanation for the difference. 😂
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I'll play Squid Game as a cameraman, they always survive.
Or as the main character, they dont die (usually)
Smart choice
True.
Unless, when a camera operator is eliminated, they delete the footage.
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7:37 explains a lot about MatPat
honestly, sometimes i have no idea what he’s saying, but i’m here for it
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@@squirrels666 don’t worry, i will
Me too
To be fair, The Squid Game can only be "illegal", if you're caught.
As a wise man once said, "Anything is legal if there's no cops around!"
@@theburgerboy5936 Ah yes. A Gravity Falls reference if I'm correct.
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Everything is legal when police aren't around
I mean, all crimes are legal as long as you don’t get caught
Mat: Literally changing people’s perspective of their life and the world around them
Also Mat: *”That’s just a theory!!”*
There's nothing that says theories can't be important.
Newtonian Theory of Gravity
Cell Theory
Theories about Evolution and Intelligent Design
@@sdmitch16 Theories about Mario being evil...
@@TheZestyCoder sherk eating donkey theory
@@amogusify4567 Theories about FNAF
Theories about Eating Christmas trees
etc.
My ankle changed my perspective of my life and the world around me, because it hurts.
MatPat: Could Squid Game be legal?
Chris McLean: Yo
quick question about the main character: he DID try to contact the authorities about the games, but the organisers managed to cover their tracks. he then helped a cop go undercover in that facility so he could get evidence of the games and come back to arrest everyone. granted the frontmaster has successfully covered his every track, but how would at least trying to get the authorities involved affect his sentence, should he go to court?
To answer your question should he go to court? Yes. Should he be then convicted of manslaughter - now thats a different question and nothing but going to court could really answer it.
@@elinarancane6029 it's second degree manslaughter
He only did that after the squid games though. He didn't leave the game episode 2, and contact the authorities. He did way after he should've.
@@R.K_Chalkboard he did though. after he left, he went to the cops and told them to call the number, but it just picked up to a random number (or more likely they realised it was the police and acted innocent) so they didn't believe him. then a cop convinced him to go back into the games to give him the opportunity to infiltrate the staff, and that's how he came back.
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I remember when I was in computer science in A Level, my teacher played a really mean trick. He made a website for us that he pretended was a study site. He then made the terms and conditions that we agree that he should give us all a 0 on our next assignment and that we all owe him a tenner. None of us questioned anything, didn’t read the terms and conditions, and he then had our passwords and also a contract wherein which we technically actually owed him £10 and a fail. Obviously he didn’t act on it, but it was just showing how dangerous it could be to not read these things sometimes for sites that may be unfamiliar to you.
Thats... wow
So... Do you usually read the terms and conditions?
@@napipopetax3 now I do, just in case 😂
Dang, that is a savage teacher.
legally you can't be bound by a contract when ur under 18, so if this happened in year 12 then he wouldn't have been able to act on it anyway without somebody in that class being like "wait hold on we're minors" but it was still kinda mean
Great job, Matpat! As a lawyer in International Law practice, I'm impressed by how well you discussed this, and you made it so engaging too. I know many people watch your videos and it would be awesome to get more people interested in International Law.
Lmao you're a lawyer and have "law" in your name
@@ihatemirrors1216 😂😂
Law student here, literally just had my Int. Law exam, so this vid is kinda post-exam revision lol. One question generally, when he outlines universal jurisdiction and crimes, he says that a 'death game' such as squid game would not fly. Is this true? As in, would a game occurring on a newly created artificial island, claiming to be its own state, be committing an international crime in this case? It's not really genocide, slavery, piracy etc. It could be torture...but these people willingly engage. I just thought that part of the video to be making assumptions potentially, but I'm not sure.
@@johnsimmons105 I mean, I may not be into law, but the game would *technically* fall under the category of manslaughter, wouldn't it? That's what Mat said rather early on into the video
What I’m impressed about is how badly my ankle hurts.
I highly appreciate that you went out of your way to make sure you purchased the design from the community member for that hoodie
Matt: you can’t consent to getting killed for money, it’s illegal
Me: you ever heard of the army?
The army follows their own rules😂
actually that doesn't count because army are made to keep people safe and they made contract about them knowing they'll die saving people
I uhh hmmm
@@7xyn that logic can also be applied for people in squid game, it's for saving their life, possibly family out of debt.
When you join the army you are no longer a civilian. Military have a different set of rights and obligations.
Not to mention that war is not a game.
Could you try to determine, how much would organising Squid Game actually cost?
Well, there's a large amount of managers, soldiers and workers that help the games operate, the building is MASSIVE, and the Squid Games have been running for about 33 years, and apparently the prize for each game is 45.6 billion won, leading up to about 1,504,800,000,000 in the prizes. And because of the stuff I stated before, it's probably somewhere around the levels of billions in US dollars. In the prizes themselves, to USD, that's actually about 1.2 billion.
If you really host it in North Korea then it shouldn't be that expensive.
@@Zzudwa its takes place in south korea
@@ovvenn. U don't get the joke lol
@@hasvideos oohhhhh im a dumbass i get it now
“Has anyone actually stopped and asked the question, could squid game be legal?” Actually yeah! My US history teacher was teaching us about libertarianism and used squid game as an example and showed clips and everything, then he asked us about our thoughts on if squid game should be legal or not.
Really?
@@rimuru6253 yes it’s a chill class
Bruh how is ur US history teacher so good
@@neonexjpxfrd4145He clearly isn't a good teacher or arguing in bad faith because this is not basic libertarianism this is the most extream potition you can go,It's like saying that liberalism is basicly full on anarchism and showing your students clips from the purge (without the context of why the purge happens )
@@jimlord nah he was expressing the idea of consent in away that relates to us and asking our opinions on stuff like should the government have stepped in when they were playing ddajki
No wonder some of mats theory’s are crazy. He’s from Ohio!!!
IKR
Ohio pride bro
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_"I consent to whatever you give me to put in my mouth!"_
The chef: *Watches Food Theory on how to explode the stomach*
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You would probably have to consume dangerous chemicals that require certifications to order. Since people thought for along time that if you ate Mentos and drank Diet Coke, your stomach would explode. Luckily, it just makes you burp. A loooooooot. And spit up.
My mind was thinking something else....
@@lancelotlatorza1424 LMAOO SAME
@@lancelotlatorza1424 I- SAME
12:46 MatPat going out of his way to say that one of Japan's artificial islands has hotels and an IKEA, while the Netherlands literally made theirs a full province
Was about to comment the same thing xD
It was different. Netherland used dams to expand the existing territory.
@@swordwaker7749 we still had to pump a couple million gallons of water out tho
@@swordwaker7749 in the video he did use the Flevopolder as the example for the Netherlands
@@swordwaker7749 and to defend us from the water in the netherlands water is one of the biggest enemies
Matthew: “Is there any country close to South Korea that legally does a death game?” North Korea: “Am I a joke to you?”
Film theory idea: is the stairwell scene from “The Bourne Identity” where Jason falls down the stairs on top of a dead body and survives technically possible?
You should put that in the discord or reddit.
I'd like to see that. lol
@@australiankappa8123 I’ll consider it!
That sounds cool
No. It would provide a slight level of cushioning, but your momentum isn't magically cancelled. It's possible Bourne just didn't fall from a high enough level. He might have done better to tie a rope around his victim, loop it round the bannisters and use the corpse as a counterweight to slow his fall - it should turn a potentially deadly fall into just a dangerous one.
I remember watching the show with my mum, and after the last episode our brains were just trying to understand what we just witnessed. After some time, my mum looked me that in the eye and said: “Who says that something like this doesn’t exist somewhere?” And it literally throw me off. In addition to this, this video just strengthens the theory. I don’t want to imagine people risking their lives for money somewhere and the people organising everything getting away with it…
I’m thrown off my feet, because my ankle hurts.
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and what's the chances of the real life version not being more brutal than this one? Maybe the participants don't even get anything and they just have to play the game just to survive?
I felt a gut punch reading this comment, because I just relised that I would not be surprised if this where to actually happen in real life 🥶
@@AK-bf2ho happened in 1487 once and took inspiration from the tragedy
Lowkey tho, that Film Theory intro from the Squidgame logo is so clean
It was
Rich psychos: *write that down! WRITE THAT DOWN*
“Every piece of land on earth has been claimed”
Antarctica: am I a joke to you?
Has been claimed by quite a few nations he said claimed not owned
It is claimed
@James Henry Smith bro we get it don't gotta post it 3 times in a row
@@womp47 Why did I even read that 3 times in a row?
Pewds claimed a piece of it lmao
“Buying your own private island doesn’t work”
Jeffree Epstein would disagree.
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I was wondering how many comments I'd have to scroll through before that name popped up. And I thought the pervvy high roller was a definite comparison to a certain prince who shall remain nameless.
It's not the place but the people you must buy.
@Mayumi-Chan🌹 bot
"Squid Game is illegal in the US!"
Me who knows we can do it during The Purge: *winning smile*
@Chubi💞 Nobody like scam/spam bots ight?
@@theCombine25343 I have a idea how about just make a Spaceship escape earth and make a planet which is based on a death game.
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
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7:29 matpat grew up in ohio,makes sense cause he has the craziest theories.
Average theorist in Ohio
@@VantaDraws xd
Average Ohio person
What I would really like to know about squid game is how much an operation like it would cost (like what mr beast is doing but with body disposal and making sure people stay quiet), like what percent of the population can pull it off?
Or how about the effect of people with hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt vanishing without a trace with none of that money ever making it back to the parties who want it back would have on the economy? I just have to know.
Asking for a friend.
This
Body disposal means selling organs so that would reduce the cost.
@@aminulhussain2277 they traditionally burn the bodies so organ selling isn't a thing, some random dudes selling them wasn't something done by them, and those who did se them sold them for person gain, besides, collecting organs from an already dead person reduces their value by A LOT, and some won't even be sold because they don't work anymore like the heart
Body disposal means burning the bodies, which basically means fuel is the only expenditure. As for people staying quiet they rely on people not trusting those who expose them, and they are also monitorized 24/7 soooooooo yeah, I guess it's just too much to handle, and 400 or so people disappearing isn't too much, considering that South Korea has a pretty big population, and considering some of them are junkies, illegal immigrants or they own their money to the mafia no one will care looking for them too much, without even taking into consideration the fact that someone will definitely take care of that one like, oh, that guy is missing? Don't worry about him, ok?
Pretty depressing reality check there toward the end and I’m sure that was the point they were trying to get across. But I don’t think it was necessarily pointing at North Korea as a possible center point of the problem. Especially when Sae Byeok is asked whether things are any better for her after having escaped to South Korea. They’re definitely drawing a comparison to say that she probably jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
hmm...never thought about it that way but I could see that. Solid maybe 👍
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THATS WHAT IM SAYING
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Makes sense
@@noahneverasked3651 bro, that is exactly what I was thinking
No way he was
born somewhere
"Jimmy and the team ain't making any death games"
You don't know that
Everyone knows
Matpat: "You can't escape international law just by creating your own country."
Mr. Beast: "Dang it. Guys forget the purchase of that country, we can't legally do the Mr Beast Games there. Now what are we going to do, buy a planet and host the games there?"
Dude Perfect with their moon land: "Way ahead of you"
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Q: Are the Squid Games legal?
A: Literally exactly what you thought if you think about it for more than five minutes.
Unless you're powerful enough to cast aside the rules.
"Ours is a world of ethical infants and nuclear giants. We know more about war than peace, more about killing than living".
- General Omar Bradley
@@sayxxdx The answer being "No, but if you're rich and powerful enough it doesn't matter because no one will hold you accountable" was my point. More importantly, it was also really obviously Squid Game's point too.
It's also good to know why.
This answer is pretty much what I figured, but I was curious if there was some legitimate legal loophole the VIP's we're using.
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Matpat and team, your videos are always SO engaging and SO impressive. Well done!!
10:15 Nautical miles are exactly 1 degree in any direction (north, east, west, south) when "regular" miles are just distance (Finally 5 years of my sea navigation studies have a purpose)
One degree where? The equator? One foot from the north pole is a circle 2pi feet in circumference which includes 360 degrees of longitude, so you can't mean there.
@@stevenscott2136 I might duck something up while translating... Sorry
@@stevenscott2136 Nautical miles aren't 1 degree in any direction. Historically they were equal to 1/60 of a degree latitude, though now they are defined as 1852 meters (1.151 miles).
@@MasukureKuro Well wouldn't the distance vary depending on the longitude?
A Nautical Mile is 1/60 of a degree of Latitude (N/S), as the distance between degrees Longitude (E/W) change as you travel further North/South, but Latitude is always constant. 1/60 of a degree is called a minute, and is calculated by dividing the circumference of the world at the equator by 360, then dividing that by 60, wherin the answer you get is 1852m (by closest approximation).
This I learned in my 3 years of sea navigation and my 12 years as a naval navigational officer.
Also, the "normal mile" or more commonly known as a staute mile was originally described as 5000 paces of a Roman soldier, which through the ages got standardised to 1600m.
When matpat addresses a idea by saying: “the answer isn’t what you’d quite expect” basically is him saying: is my outlandish idea true In some weird way, yes my friend, yes it is.
I read the last bit in his voice haha
Exactly dude
@Mr Fish why?
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@@alex.g7317 why not
but what about if it was classified as a “job” instead of a game. many jobs have a high risk of death/injuries that are covered by contracts ie the military. i dunno the whole legal ramifications over that but it would be interesting to see if it was reclassified
Workplace OHS laws would apply. An employer must take all reasonable steps to ensure the safety of their workers. Games, such as the tug of war round or squid game, require 50% of players to die. This isn’t a “risk of death” - like working on an oil rig - it’s a certainty.
Jobs are legally required to minimize dangers. There are absolutely investigations with potential criminal charges when somebody dies on a job. The military (in America, at least) is something different, as it is held to the Uniform Code of Military Justice rather than civilian laws, but, even under somewhat different rules, deaths are investigated for any potential criminal activity involved.
These "squid games" would very clearly not pass as the people running the games implementing appropriate safety measures.
Thankfully, there are no legal Jobs (even in the military) where your employer can execute you with a firearm if you mess up.
@@nickwittednonpareil yeah...you are tried as a traitor or defector ussualy
im just saying like a lot of labor laws in different countries are different. negating risk may not be required in every country. i dunno tho. just a thought
i mean, if you're rich enough to literally create a new country, then why not hire people to build rockets and hold death games in space?
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I listened to that one too. Super interesting topic
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*99 missed calls from North Korea.
Made me think of McKamey Manor, that awful basically torture "attraction." They have this ol huge waiver that includes things like "death" but if someone actually died that wouldn't make it legal and they would get prosecuted. They actually already have with is why they moved states.
My son has a request for Film Theory: Ninjago. Can you figure out just how powerful the ninjas are?
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I was watching the video thinking "Even if there were a legal way, there's no way he's going to say it, so this video is pure smoke", but then you started speaking about the reality of North Korea and changed my appretiation for your video. Well done Matt. There's a lot of things going on in the real world that defies the law, not only North Korea. A simple demonstration of power can make something yours even if you're not legally the owner, like the Islas Malvinas. Even the US is full of things like this.
The US arguably invented might makes right in modern legal scenarios
Bruh what have the Falklands got to do with this?
I will say a think that may invoke some trolls: China.
No i don't stand right. And you should seriously consider China as much more of a threat than the opposite political side could ever be.
@@guliverjham8148 Nothing is more a threat for the world than US. In matter of crimes against humanity China is a child compare to US.
@@gaberobison680 Points were made.
Gi-hun actually tried to tell the police sooooooooooo you can't really blame him.
I suggest EVERYONE look into the Principality of Sealand. It is hilarious history and all I could think about with this video.
Tldr: U.K. sea base 14km from the coast, after the redrawn lines a single man rowed out to it planted a flag and claimed his own nation. Since then they've had a civil war (27 people) and were accidentally officially recognized by Germany. Also they became the world's most forged passport and royal titles can be bought online.
I also was thinking of Sealand too when he started talking about making your own country
One of my former teachers had the title of lord because of SeaLand
Bru thats crazy, also i saw "Principality of Sealand" and read it as "Principality of Zeon" like the space nazi's from gundam's UC timeline, god I watch too much gundam
All I could think about this video is how badly my ankle hurts
The principality of sealand is officially in uk waters, just 14km out it belongs to the uk.
“Have any of you stop to ask the question if Squid Game is legal” that was the first thought that came to my mind when I watched it 😭
why are you using a crying emoji?
Mat : "Has anyone stopped and asked the question, can Squid Game be legal ?"
No, because if you're rich and powerful enough anything and everything you do can be fair game especially when you have other anonymous rich friends backing you up, from a financial and legal standpoint
Sad but true
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"I will make it legal."
And The Foundation would know all about that? 😁😆
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@@ceasarspartacus eh yea
Mat Pat: "Every piece of land on Earth has been claimed by some nation."
Marie-Byrd-Land, Bir Tawil, and others: "Am I a joke to you?"
Correction for 9:34: Not every piece of land has been claimed by a nation. Because there's that one bit of sahara that neither egypt not sudan want to claim, and there's that unclaimed territory in antarctica that pewds joked that he wants as well
Edit: people in the replies have mentioned there's more than just those, which I find quite interesting
There's also a strip in the Yellowstone National Park that has no state jurisdiction and no police. For that matter, a large swath of the Midwestern United States is actually part of the Lakota Sioux Nation and has some odd territorial jurisdiction.
there are plenty of examples, not only the sahara one
unrelated question, but why are some countries missing though, like they dont have a flag
My little sister was in elementary school at the time of squid games highest peak of popularity, they played a game called “squid games”, I asked how do you play and they described to me red light green light, I was so much of an emotion that I don’t even know what it was that they renamed a game that is fun replacing it with the name of a game that isn’t even remotely similar.
I like the final conclusion, but I was expecting Matpat to look into space as an option.
And I imagine the Tim Curry clip playing as a transition.
i was also thinking that lol
Well I think there is a law about space cannot be claimed by anybody, so no private asteroid. And might have some other laws that prevent this kind of games to happen (unless it's a giant play of Among us)
I feel like the universal laws would apply the same there, and similarly like in the international waters, maybe the spaceships have to have flags too? I do wish he mentioned it, because I was thinking about it too
I thought the same thing, but I guess it would be complicated to put 300 people on a rocket and launch them to space without rising suspicion, considering that until they´re out of earth it would still be illegal
Same, lol
"You can't consent for getting killed for money"
HELLO MILITARY DUTY
And UFC
Yup
MatPat: “Russian Roulette is when you put one bullet in a revolvers chamber”
Nagito Komeada: “wait one?”
He was very adamant that no one should play. Incredibly adamant.
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
Hahaha, yeah I remember that part. Nagito is the only one crazy and lucky enough to play Russian Roulette with five bullets instead of one.
@@zacharygilmore1075 and maybe he can survive even with six bullets somehow.
@@goose_clues The gun would jam.
MatPats FBI agent must be so confused at his search history!😂
Never seen the show but I'm more interested in the concept than actually watching it
No
sounds like slang for “i don’t own netflix”
The show is actually pretty good as far as I've watched. It does suffer from having clear protagonists who can't be killed off too easily so some drama doesn't really matter too much but it is fairly smart and not as outlandish as you may think from the concept.
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It’s pretty good, but it has lots of plot armor
yo i can see the FBI headquarters just be like
"ayo this dude looks like he's trying to hold a death game [or insert any illegal thing here]"
"oh that ip address is matpat. don't worry about him"
"ah ok"
He's the new Myth busters
He should hold do a "what my FBI agents thinks about my theories" theory..
Nautical mile is actually one "minute" of latitude. This is why it is easier to measure longitude and latitude with nautical miles, because you're actually using a measurement of latitude to measure the "mile".
And latitude used to be measured more easily compared to longitude.
That has got to be the most confusing sentence I’ve read 😂
@@diamondsrubies1964 Don't think of minute as in time. Think of it as 1/60th of something. To my understanding this is from an old base-60 number system.
Matt patt: "Could the squis game be legal?"
Also matt patt: "just asking for a friend"
Being a lawyer I enjoyed this a lot lol. These are the kind of questions that make the study of law interesting.
How do you feel about McKamey Manor? People who go there sign contracts/wavers, and then basically get beaten half to death
I really hope that MatPat doesn't get into any trouble with "dangerous people" because of the theories
@yuitr loing I think parts of Antarctica are owned by different countries
"There are countries that keep violating HHRR today"
Me, watching from Venezuela: hey that's my homeland
There's a massive difference between the squid game and Russian roulette that is definitely worth mentioning. In the video Mat claim that because Russian roulette ends with the death of a participant, the survivors can be charged with manslaughter.
But as far as the players of the squid game are aware when they decide to return, it's possible in theory that every single player succeed all of the 6 games.
Of course, we learn later that 3 of the 6 games are designed to eliminate half of participants, but at that point, none of them are aware of this.
given how the first game played out I dont believe thats a reasonable assumption that any judge would be like "yeah reasonable. your innocent."
Another loophole that i think is what if the ship he was talking about stops at the private island to get stock up what happens then?
@@MohammedKHan-eu6hz how would they get the people? It would still be suspicious if people ride the ship and never return to the port, especially since the ship didn't leave the country's sea
@@MohammedKHan-eu6hz even if its a private island the land has been claimed by a country so that countries laws apply there
That...shouldn't matter? It should still be illegal.
One possible avenue that wasn't explored in this video was whether this could be done in space. Space is often disputed territory when it comes to nations, and I remember Elon Musk saying that technically there are laws on Earth that would not apply on Mars. It would be interesting to hear that possibility discussed. Great vid!
Not true. The same laws for the sea roughly apply to space (anything from Earth has the laws of the origin nation).
Elon is, as he often is, peddling fantasy.
space is mostly treated as international water. although I suppose if you live in space it is very hard for cops and governments to arrest you.
@@goldenbananas1389 The same issues apply as in the sea. Anyone who sends supplies up to you is guilty as well.
I would assume universal law would still apply
@@goldenbananas1389 eventually you would have to come down though
Matpat: real life squid games is possible
North korea: you guys didn’t have that before?
"Could death games be legal?"
Mr. Beast: this looks like a job for me
I’m afraid if we buy too much MatPat merch one day he’ll be hosting his own Squid Games, along side Mr. Beast.
Shop wisely, my friends.
@💘chan♀️ SHUT
Lmao 😂😂😂
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Shut the Japanese up
Did matpat really just advertise his merch by saying "you can wear this while you netflix and chill"
what a king
Why th-cam.com/video/FSSFgWlDbJU/w-d-xo.html…
sorry babe but the matpat merch stays on during squid game under the covers
why?
Mat your probably on the FBI watch list because of the things you search up to get that info like imagine being an FBI agent and reads your search history and sees this ( is it legal to host a death game in international oceans )
"Sometimes the law is powerful, binding, and unbending. And sometimes the law is just ink on a piece of paper..."
You can get away with war crimes if you are on a winning side of the war. Or if you are powerful just like France Britain the Us Russia and Manny more. That why Mohamed face is blurred in us cartoon despite if the 2nd amendment.
@@jojoyayathereal The Second Amendment protects the First Amendment