Estonian reacts to the War of the Bucket by Oversimplified

War of the bucket by oversimplified:
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[aresgood]

"it's just a bucket. doesn't matter"


dude. uncool.

[kaiservonpanzer]

When I realized Oversimplified had to draw the states in the Holy Roman empire on a map, a part of me died inside.

[ohyeahgamer]

I just watched this now I have to watch it again, but with a cool Estonian this time.

[DigaRW]

Basically, The War of the Bucket is named because Madonese take Bolognese's bucket just for humiliation.

[fogareuaquelecaradaportari]

Pope
he is Holy
Moly
He eats ravioli

[natekraner]

“Every second battle is won by flanking someone. People don’t learn...”

Easy there Rommel

[wolfskind_official]

No need to apologize for pausing the video to add your thoughts and questions. That's why we are here, at least i am. I like it. It's the most respectful way to react to other creators content in my opinion.

[MadPhoxPirate]

Those two cities sounds like they are ruled by siblings.

If they fought this war today. It would be called "The war of the XBox Controller."

[danielhughes]

Search up early Christianity to find out more about roman time Christian

[BluE_]

“-AND THIS RAPSCALLION CAN GO RIGHT TO HECK I PEED MY PANTS AGAIN”
Lol I’m dying 😂 😂

[TheLibermania]

The english wikipedia has a list: " List of sexually active popes "

[blah]

You don't understand man! That was our ONLY BUCKET!

[BUTTERsword]

My neighbor started smoking at 4:47 and I actually thought my phone told the





Little did I know it was tea

[troywillis]

This was really interesting. I always enjoy your videos. I like the way you always add your view of the story. Keep up the good work.
Also, you were so brave to keep filming while, apparently, your house was on fire. I'm surprised you could even see the camera with all that smoke.

[Jay]

Great video and reaction. Also cool shirt and I love oversimplifed and his awesome history videos.

[ziggyzap]

I love the Estonian flag, the colors really go together

[kotwczapce]

i have so much stuff to watch and not so much time...
it's also cool to see how you are progressing with your chanell, keep up the good work!

[uwuowo]

I prefer when youtubers pause during reaction videos. If they don’t then all we see is them smiling and laughing. You don’t steal content from others but add onto it with either your knowledge or your perspective. This is the content I subscribed for.

[daisybrain]

I'll explain a few of your questions:
The papacy can retrospectively be traced back to St. Peter, who was the first bishop of Rome. However, the "popes" of those early days were just that: the bishops of Rome. The See of Rome didn't gain any prevalence in the whole church until the Empire was converted to Christianity, when the bishops of Constantinople, Rome, Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria started to be seen as the most senior ones.
Religion is a flaky thing. All over the world, and in Christianity, and even inside the Catholic Church, there are regionally different traditions. What matters is that we as faithful consider ourselves to be a part of the same community (I'm Catholic, by the way).
So I wouldn't really call the struggle for dominance between the popes and the emperors as a schism in the church, as the emperors didn't really claim dominance over the church, but (1) the pope in particular and (2) their own realm. The kings of France, for example, also appointed their own bishops because they served in their administration, so the emperors just followed suit. The kings of France, however, weren't in a relation of circular legitimacy with the popes, so them appointing their own bishops rarely caused trouble with Rome.

[doleofdolonia]

The Catholic Church was one massive church. The head of the faith was still the Pope but politics in the middle ages tend to make things very complicated. The traditions in many countries may be different but ultimately we still worship the same God and adorate the same saints. There was always this myth that the church dictated everything in medieval culture, including war and politics. But in actuality, the church was only a universal faith accepted by many western kingdoms and not necessarily the decision maker in many issues. Christian Kingdoms still played dangerous political games whether you are a Catholic or not. The Pope just so happened to be caught up in this culture of political intrigue.

The Muslim civilization had their own issues as well. The Indian Hindus had issues regarding politics as well. Even if we all relate with each other through our faith, doesn't mean we won't hate each other when each side insults each other. I'm pretty sure the Estonian tribes or counties had at one point warred against each other for power and wealth until larger powers invaded and united everyone against a common foe.