Reaction To heute-show (Brexit: deal or no deal?)

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  @whoismertsalih · 3 years ago · pinned

  I set up a Discord: <a href="https://discord.gg/VHRyVWvh">https://discord.gg/VHRyVWvh</a> &nbsp;<br><br>On my previous video where I reacted to Volker Pispers, some people mentioned that the subtitles/translations were very bad and recommended I set up a Discord and they can provide better subtitles. I&apos;ll be honest, I really have no idea how to use Discord, so I am not sure how that would even work but thought I would set one up anyway. I originally set up my account for Discord in 2020 for some reason but never used it. If anyone wants to let me know how it works and what I can use it for, I would be very appreciative. <br><br>I am honestly quite tech savvy but Discord has just never been something I have attempted to use before, so I&apos;m a little lost haha.<br><br>So please let me know if there are cool things I can do with it for my channel and I look forward to connecting with some of you over there. Cheers!!

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  @ThorDyrden · 3 years ago (edited)

  the most funny thing with the last part is, that this is not staged. The show has two feared and famous &quot;outdoor reporters&quot; - Fabian Köster and Lutz van der Horst - they do real interviews with politcians and both are so smart making these interviews a comedy of it&apos;s own - by surpising their discussion-partner. Some politicians in Germany meanwhile start fleeing when they recognize one of these reporters.

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• AN

  @anabelwe7743 · 3 years ago

  there was one good thing about Brexit: it gave several comedy shows basically unlimited content 😂

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  @chrischris5572 · 3 years ago

  In case you didn&apos;t get it, the reason why Günther &quot;I speak english very well&quot; Oettinger refuses to speak english on german TV is because his very good english sounds cartoonishly stereotypical, as if he&apos;s satirizing a german accent. It has caused some laughs before...

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• AV

  @avirbd · 3 years ago

  Honestly I think this has been the most European experience, a french person watching german show with a Brit 😂

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• YO

  @YouD0ntSay · 3 years ago

  &quot;Brexual harassment&quot;<br>&quot;No hard Brexit without Viagra&quot;<br>These guys are savage.

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• MI

  @michaelkutschke6533 · 3 years ago

  What I think is really frustrating is that the whole Ireland issue was completely predictable, yet politicians acted so surprised when it created problems.

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• SI

  @simonsays2774 · 3 years ago

  Günther Oettinger is known in Germany for his absolutely bad English. He is a living meme.<br>He is a Swabian and has a strong Swabian dialect in English. In the meantime, however, he knows English well.

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• EE

  @Eeeeehhh · 3 years ago

  I think Brits and Germans complimenting eachother on their dry humour is just really cute

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• LT

  @lt-ganymed · 3 years ago

  Don&apos;t be ashamed, there are also many self-sarcastic things in German politics. 🙂

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  @nrichthof · 3 years ago

  The key difference between the British parliament and the European parliaments, such like the German, is that in the British is very much set up for conflict. By facing each other, a culture of shouting at each other is being promoted. In Germany, the seating is arranged in a semi-circle, facing the president of the parliament (which in the British system is The Speaker). MPs speaking up in the debate walk into the centre of the semi-circle and speak from a podium, facing all of the sitting MPs. In the British system, they stand up and speak from where they happen to sit. European parliaments also tend to assemble in buildings that have more than enough and allocated seating for all the MPs - the House of Commons has benches because it doesn&apos;t fit all members, because the room is too small. All of these factors promote the rowdy atmosphere in the &nbsp;HoC, which is alien to most of the European parliaments (with the exception of Italy 🙂)

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  @gloriette-r9y · 3 years ago

  Just for context: the guy interviewed at the end is a German politician well known for speaking terrible English. &nbsp;He has been made fun of for that extensively, which is why he refuses to speak English at the end.

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