social media seems to be exacerbating imposter syndrome...

That chicken is furious!!

Sometimes there's so much beauty in the world, I feel like I can't take it

I agree that compassion is a better word to end with, but only because the word pity is a victim of some of the concepts touched on in this video, when we are pitied we interpret it negatively, we think it's patronising or demeaning, which may be feeding an unconscious fear that we're seen as feeble.
Pity: "The feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the sufferings and misfortunes of others"

...is...is that you Nicolas?

In britain you can't own a gun if you have a goatee!

Here is the move https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOdE0P7K0HM

all him, all the time.

The cast names flashing past nearly gave me a seizure!

I'm not endorsing generalization (or expressing an opinion about Americans), but the comments in this video seem rather more polite and insipid than I'd expect.
Europeans in my experience and in the media have very strong opinions when differentiating Americans from locals.

If the people asking the question were American that would have affected the response.
The relationship America has with firearms, christianity and capitalism is what most europeans I know (a pretty good cross section) would highlight..
And topically what the hell is going on with their police force at the moment..

Hogwarts!

Dream Park!

The pottery I used to work at made these, the whole place was trapped in the 18th century!

their enthusiasm and excitement is fricking adorable!