Jimmy Carr | The American And The British #shorts

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[siddhantsharma]

Switching to a gun is always faster than reloading a knife

[trullsengar]

Divided by a common language - the most underrated bit in the scene

[Imm_o]

The smile crawling onto his face as he goes “Ken? Of course it is.” You can see the exact moment in his eyes he came up with the barbie joke

[OC]

Ironically, there is a lot more knife crime per capita in the US than in the UK

[randomnerd]

You can't cancel a man who doesn't give a damn

Y'all I'm just making fun of cancel culture, holy shit
Y'all I get it, fucking chill

[Ickygrunt]

There are two sides to the gun debate, to use the m4 or m16

[cesarcarvalhod]

You can tell who they are by the standard:

“Well technically…” 😂😂😂

[davidedemurodominijanni]

_"Totally smooth is it?"_
I went instantly broken in laughter...

[Ed]

Ironically the americans have their gunrights after they saw what the english were willing to do to them

[gabepan]

We have plenty on knife crime in America, we just don't find it news worthy

[zywoomeister]

no americans were harmed in making this video.

[elfishmoss]

The rate of knife crime is actually higher in the US than the UK, despite the fact that its mostly gun crime

[HYPER_]

As an American, calling the AR15 an assault rifle felt like an attack.

[hadesobsidian]

I think it's amazing how on point this was. The differences and small off center similarities. Right up to the fact he called legal semi-auto AR15's assault rifles. Him being British and _not_ knowing the difference, is spot on.

[Kris]

“Totally smooth “ went Over everyone’s heads 🤣

[xp]

The best part is that there is more knife crime in America than in the UK (per capita)

[ForBritannia]

You can’t exactly call the AR-15 an assault rifle when it’s just a semi automatic weapon

[insanekid-lyqo]

Idc what side of the party you on this shit is funny 🤣🤣🤣

[Nvggs]

It's funny that in terms of fatal stabbings, it's 7.5 times more likely to happen in the US; there are 0.08 knife deaths in the UK per 100, 000 people, and in the US that number is 0.6 per 100, 000 people

[AnotherL]

I wasnt ready for the last line, crack me up