Mr. Giant Reacts to Top 10 Most Hated Countries in the World

Top ten most hated countries, who are they and why are they hated.

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[marleneworth]

Sharia law in Saudi is a religious based rule for Muslims that has restrictions that women must follow.

[daveroberts]

If you're planning on entering Canada at Windsor you have a choice of using the bridge or the tunnel. You can hit Niagara Falls on the way to Toronto. They are pretty close to each other. It would better to travel to Toronto from Niagara Falls via the QEW which travels along the north shore of Lake Ontario. This offers the most direct access to the downtown core. Once you are in Toronto some points of interest that you may want to explore are the CN Tower, Union Station, The Roger's Centre, (all on the ssme block). The O'KEEFE Centre hosts world class stage productions and my favorite restaurant in the area is The Old Spaghetti Factory. Fort York is also in walking distance, a major player in the War of 1812. Going a little further out is the Provincial Parliament buildings, China Town, the Royal Ontario Museum (which will take at least a day in itself), the Royal Ontario Science Centre, Kensington Market, and the Ontario Centre right along the Lakeshore. If you come at the right time of year you can catch an Indy Car race, the Tall Ships, or the Royal Canadian Exhibition. There is so much more within Toronto and the surrounding areas so it depends on how long you live whether you get to see it all. The same could be said of most other regions of Canada. Best of luck to you in your endeavors to explore cultures and places both foreign and familiar to you!

[Patlichan]

They don't originate from religion per se. It is their specific understanding of religion called "Wahhabism". This doesn't exist in other countries

[christophercrowley]

Same here in Ireland. Many can't differentiate between those higher up to have organised the proceedings of what went on in the past, but rather be frustrated with anyone who happens to be born in the UK. Wasn't all stupendous for the working class people all over England. Still lived in poverty, despite the enormous wealth the British empire accumulated. Any other country would be hated still today if they managed to have done it rather than the British empire to have successfully. As you said also with the likes of Germany and England coming to terms and to have made amends for their ancestors actions, shouldn't be any reason why Turkey couldn't do the same. Different system then, different goals, objectives and so on. The amount of times my dad would say to me watching about WW2 how the Germans would still be hated. I said it's a whole different system, and would be a complete waste and idiotic to still put the blame on those having a different mindset with what they've grown up being in. Aren't as indoctrinated as heavily and easily influenced as much as back then. Looking for some hope and to still feel they mattered being persecuted from the events of WW1.

[timglennon]

Those laws in Saudi Arabia have been used for many, many years.

[garymcatear]

Typical, the English bringing down the rest of the UK with them...England deserves the critisizm but the rest of the UK does not.

[AvroBellow]

I'm I the only one who finds it ironic that the second-most-hated country in the world shares a continent with the most beloved country in the world? That just blows my mind. 😆

[Uilyam]

i was surprised to see the USA on the list because I thought that the list was made by an American so they would be bias

[catfrab]

UK - are we now suggesting that US movies are in some way history? 😆🤭🤣😂 and... England started slavery! What? Who's making this crap up? Doesn't even make sense. It may well be that UK is hated by many but not for any reason mentioned here.

[gordonsmith]

Mr Giant as usual wise words. The video that was reviewed seems to be hugely lacking in research and misinformed. I find it hard to understand how anyone can hate a country. Sadly many people do and that is central to strife and misery. Often this is down to political purposes, blaming others for our own failures, instead of owning up to pur own mistakes and trying to rectifying them.

[bienespinagarcia]

you are wrong buddy the whole thing is from Islamic religion. You have to learn the Quran. you should watch CERA international hosted by Al Fadi

[kosys]

90% of the time it is religious culture. It is the least religious counties that you will find are the most loved. Go check it out for yourself, you will be surprised. That list of most loved countries you did a video on is a good place to start, you will find they are also the least religious for the most part.

Edit: Let's not forget that it is religion that will make otherwise good people do and say bad things. It just is what it is, religion promotes bigotry and division. That's why they always end up on a hated list rather than a loved list.