接着侵略哪儿

他脑洞好大，这个题目天然的就很吸引人。michael：美国引发了这么多战争，我就举个摄像机，去偷其他国家的理念，比真正的侵略好使多了！

然后每去一个地方结构大概是：地图+发现这个国家发现的好的地方+跟他们说“你们这个地方已经被invaded了”、“我要steal this idea”（不是社牛还真做不出来这事hhh）+插旗子

看到了很多国家好的制度，让我羡慕的不得了。

开头大片既视感hhhh

意大利：一年大约30-35天的带薪假期+12天公共假期+15天新婚带薪假期+12月有双薪（这一段的剪辑配音乐太有趣了）

法国学校吃的是真的好啊

法国

芬兰：教育理念

芬兰：教育理念

德国：工会里有实际的工人代表，如果企业违规，必定被告，下班后不得联系职员

德国：谨记历史错误

挪威：把犯人送进监狱也会保证他们的人权，送进监狱的目的不是惩罚，而是教育；

冰岛：女性权益

冰岛：女性观念

We discussed all the great things I had taken from my invasions, but I began to lament that the American dream seemed to be alive and well everywhere else but America. It was then that Rod reminded me that he and I and most of our generation went to college for practically free. He reminded me that the Finnish education chief had said that their education ideas were American ideas, and that May Day didn’t begin in Moscow or Lisbon, it began in Chicago in 1886. That’s where the fight for the 8-hour day and a vacation came from, American Unions. The fight for the ERA began 8 years before Iceland elected the first female president. The same thing with the Norwegian prison warden, that the idea of no cruel or unusual punishment was ours. And it was our state, Michigan that became the first English-speaking government in the world to eliminate the death penalty. And the special prosecutor in Iceland, he based his whole investigation and prosecution of the bankers on our savings and loan scandal back in the 80s. Even hired an American to help him with it.

These weren’t European ideas, these weren’t new ideas. These were our ideas.

We didn’t need to invade all these countries to steal their ideas, they were already ours.

We didn’t need to invade, we just needed to go to the American lost and found.

Maybe that was the answer.

额哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈