Which is the most laid back country/nation in Europe when it comes to Gypsies?

[Carlito's Way]

i love all my gypsy niggas
gypsies left some influences in Mexico

[Mortimer]

i love all my gypsy niggas
gypsies left some influences in Mexico

thanks bro

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Probably the islands? European islands, like Greek islands etc.

[Mortimer]

Probably the islands? European islands, like Greek islands etc.

Dont have any information on them. Why do you think that?

[Wadaad]

Historically it was probably Yugoslavia, which makes sense since it was a multi-ethnic/multicultural country and Roma were able to 'dissapear in the crowd' and not be so visible. I'd imagine mono-ethnic or predominantly one ethnic country like Romania or Bulgaria might have more animosity towards Roma since they stand out more as they're the only visible minority in those countries.

The UK is post-racial and shouldnt matter. Whtever disdain people feel for Roma is insignificant because parties like UKIP will never take hold, discriminatory laws will never be legislated, and anti-Roma pogroms will never occur.

[Mortimer]

Gypsies tend to get a tough time in the UK more than any other group - they get arrested and evicted and moved away from land and properties a lot here.

For centuries they've lived in Romania and Bulgaria, but they were previously kicked-out of many other European nations.

People get angry when they trespass on peoples private land, or doss and trample-over and heavily litter places.

Leaflets were put through British peoples doors by UKIP warning Brits about Romanian and Bulgarian gypsies moving to the UK and urging people to vote for Brexit.



The British were so concerned about gypsies arriving to the UK for a better quality of life once Bulgaria and Romania joined the EU, that the UK government had to put restrictions on EU immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania to the UK, but the EU later forced the UK to drop the restrictions.... so then the Brits voted to leave the EU.

One farmer hired DJ's to blast loud music in his fields at night until gypsies left the surrounding fields.

I saw gypsy kids who were dressed in rags and were sent to beg for money on the London Underground once and British people just completely ignored the kids begging people for money (a shocking sight in the UK) and carried on reading their large financial newspapers.

They'd get out the carriage inbetween tube stops and go in the next carriage to beg people. It went on for a few weeks. I saw a gypsy woman dressed in rags breastfeeding on the ground on a busy tube platform.



Warnings were given over the tannoys and tube station speakers to the public about some gypsy beggers urging people to not give them any money and to report them to the police. The police removed them and I've not seen them sending their kids to beg since then.

I've seen police arrest gypsies who were standing on a street once and trying to sell duty-free items outside department stores.

Roma gypsies got into huge fights with Irish people in a news report and were moved elsewhere, and I read that they were being rounded-up in France too.

They were arrested in London for trashing the ground with bags of litter and food thrown around on the ground and encouraging rats, costing taxpayers for the mess to be cleaned-up. People were angry and the police got rid of them.

Thanks for the insight.

[Mortimer]

Gypsies tend to get a tough time in the UK more than any other group - they get arrested and evicted and moved away from land and properties a lot here.

For centuries they've lived in Romania and Bulgaria and in Spain, but they were previously kicked-out of many other European nations.

People get angry when they trespass on peoples private land, or doss and trample-over and heavily litter places.

Leaflets were put through British peoples doors by UKIP warning Brits about Romanian and Bulgarian gypsies moving to the UK and urging people to vote for Brexit.



The British were so concerned about gypsies arriving to the UK for a better quality of life once Bulgaria and Romania joined the EU, that the UK government had to put restrictions on EU immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania to the UK, but the EU later forced the UK to drop the restrictions.... so then the Brits voted to leave the EU.

One farmer hired DJ's to blast loud music in his fields at night until gypsies left the surrounding fields.

I saw gypsy kids who were dressed in rags and were sent to beg for money on the London Underground once and British people just completely ignored the kids begging people for money (a shocking sight in the UK) and carried on reading their large financial newspapers.

They'd get out the carriage inbetween tube stops and go in the next carriage to beg people. It went on for a few weeks. I saw a gypsy woman dressed in rags breastfeeding on the ground on a busy tube platform.



Warnings were given over the tannoys and tube station speakers to the public about some gypsy beggers urging people to not give them any money and to report them to the police. The police removed them and I've not seen them sending their kids to beg since then.

I've seen police arrest gypsies who were standing on a street once and trying to sell duty-free items outside department stores.

Roma gypsies got into huge fights with Irish people in a news report and were moved elsewhere, and I read that they were being rounded-up in France too.

They were arrested in London for trashing the ground with bags of litter and food thrown around on the ground and encouraging rats, costing taxpayers for the mess to be cleaned-up. People were angry and the police got rid of them.

They camped on a parking lot in austria, it said they left feces and thrash and were fighting rival beggar gangs.

https://asylterror.com/2016/08/26/be...bahnrastplatz/

[♥ Lily ♥]

They camped on a parking lot in austria, it said they left feces and thrash and were fighting rival beggar gangs.

https://asylterror.com/2016/08/26/be...bahnrastplatz/

Well I don't mean you're like that, but if people are going to chuck their litter all over the ground which creates a health & safety hazard, and doss and sleep on the streets or near peoples private land and properties, it's going to make people angry.

I think Spain, Bulgaria and Romania are the most tolerant as gypsies have lived in those nations for centuries without being kicked-out.

[Mortimer]

Well I don't mean you're like that, but if people are going to chuck their litter all over the ground which creates a health & safety hazard, and doss and sleep on the streets or near peoples private land and properties, it's going to make people angry.

I think Spain, Bulgaria and Romania are the most tolerant as gypsies have lived in those nations for centuries without being kicked-out.

I agree.

[Albobalboa]

They camped on a parking lot in austria, it said they left feces and thrash and were fighting rival beggar gangs.

https://asylterror.com/2016/08/26/be...bahnrastplatz/

Fighting rival beggar gangs, rock bottom haha.