Comparison: Weirdest Things Banned Around The World

You might be familiar with the usual restricted items when travelling through airports – liquids, combustibles, and sharp objects – but the list in this comparison video is guaranteed to catch you off guard! Ranging from the sensible, to the mildly inconvenient, to the damn right insane depending on which country you're visiting!

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[pinkngreen]

When you realise that memes existed even at 1968...

[justsomeduckwhotouchesgras]

Obesity is banned in Japan
Sumo wrestlers: I'm gonna pretend i didn't see that

[stealthxpert]

Germany: you will be fined $100 for putting people in danger

Me: *casually speeds down german highway at 200mph*

[airconix]

* Memes have been banned in Australia *

HowtoBasic and SMG4: "Let's say no to it, okay?"

[mirabeau]

Kissing banned in railway station in france :
Aslo random people : * kisses in railway station in france *
That does even (sometimes) apply for banned school ketchup

[DitzyNizzy]

2:29

In some prison in Burundi.
Cellmate 1 - I'm in here for murder. What are you here for?
Cellmate 2 - Multiple rapes.
Cellmate 3 - Internet fraud.
Cellmate 4 - I went for a jog.

(As for the question, I'd have problems with the lacy underwear, jogging (I used it to keep fit during lockdown) and no yellow clothing ones. And I can understand the foie gras one: they literally force feed the goose.)

[Le_Fshe]

0:57 finally someone’s taken action on fish cruelty in bowls

[axl]

emo clothing isn't banned in russia, though it's considered to be impolite at some cases and you should also mind nationalists and drunkards
edit:lacing underwear isn't banned too.stereotypes, people, stereotypes
edit II:and so goes for anonymous blogs

[pipi]

0:33 Ads banned to kids.
Nowadays: Hmm, i don't *hear!*

[pmt]

Just to clarify, you won’t get arrested for being obese in Japan or anything. It’s a law the government made to ensure that people in Japan have healthy lives, and so they made it mandatory for Japanese people 45-74 years old to have annual check-ups.

[will-epyp]

"Mullet"
"The only ban I'm a fan of..."
death

[comp_]

I know you would never see this but I love ur vids!

[VanillaBean]

Putting a goldfish in a goldfish Bowl should be illegal everywhere they need quite a bit of space, and if you give them the proper care they can live up from 20 to 30 years old.

[jaydensih]

“jasmine flower has been banned in china”


Me drinking green tea:

[KevinCasasola]

0:46 Iceland has also no Mcdonald's but not because it is banned but because the Chain failed

[anthny_unplugged]

Next ban: 2022
"*Random Country* has banned phones for children under 18 to protect young people from drowning"

[melissadent]

Jogging: *Exists*
Burundi: I L L E G A L

[ipettynote]

US: **Bans freaking Kinder Eggs**

and yet y’all keep guns??

[Praharshk]

It's actually good thinking that ads were removed for children under 12

they're easily impressionable not to mention the subconscious tricking psychology tactics used in them

[justameremortal]

*"memes are prohibited in Australia by the strict copyright law"*

Lazerbeam: *am i a joke to you*