Paris is a nightmare?

[farke1]

I went to Paris in January and thought it was a great city, aside from the traffic and the gypsies begging on the metro. I'm not sure which parts your mother's friend visited, though, as I know that there are some pretty bad areas in the outer suburbs that are worth avoiding - but I'm sure a local could say more about that than me.

[♥ Lily ♥]

No need to really. For as long as Croatia has tight and filter immigration policies then they're fine

Nope, they're not an independent country but are governed by unelected EU Presidents. Therefore they will have open immigration laws like the rest of the EUSSR states.

So if Croatia ever becomes as economically developed as western EU states, then future migrants to the EUSSR who obtain EU citizenship from any member state can freely move to Croatia. If Croatia opposes, the migrants with EU citizenship will take their appeals and rights of stay to the European Courts.

Croatia's population is absolutely tiny at around only 4 million people, so floods of migrants there in the future would soon outnumber their tiny population.

After the UK leaves the EUSSR and takes back control of our immigration laws, future rapefugees to the EUSSR/Eurabia will have to go elsewhere in Eurabia for free funding and free housing in the diabolical and borderless EUSSR states.

If I was French I'd vote for Frexit.

[Celestia]

@Samnium


This clip explains a bit of background on Cajuns and Creoles.
I have family ancestry of both.

[The Lawspeaker]

^The EU does not set the national immigration policies. Merkel has been trying that one though. For the immigration crisis, we only have our national governments to blame. The blame for as fas as the EU is concerned is its hanging on to Schengen and being unwilling to recognise an emergency situation for what it is.

[Samnium]

I went to Paris in January and thought it was a great city, aside from the traffic and the gypsies begging on the metro. I'm not sure which parts your mother's friend visited, though, as I know that there are some pretty bad areas in the outer suburbs that are worth avoiding - but I'm sure a local could say more about that than me.

It's simple : the whole parisian suburbs are "fucked" up (excuse me for the word).

You certainly haven't seen Seine St-Denis that is basically a muslim departement, you certainly haven't seen Chateau-Rouge in Paris, an african district basically.

The city itself is dirty, full of immigrants and strangers.

[Ranger0075]

It seems most France is still safe. It would be nice to visit one day. By the way, why is Southeast France the most dangerous region? Are there many refugees living there?

[Jana]

Nope, they're not an independent country but are governed by unelected EU Presidents. Therefore they will have open immigration laws like the rest of the EUSSR states.

So if Croatia ever becomes as economically developed as western EU states, then future migrants to the EUSSR who obtain EU citizenship from any member state can freely move to Croatia. If Croatia opposes, the migrants with EU citizenship will take their appeals and rights of stay to the European Courts.

Croatia's population is absolutely tiny at around only 4 million people, so floods of migrants there in the future would soon outnumber their tiny population.

After the UK leaves the EUSSR and takes back control of our immigration laws, future rapefugees to the EUSSR will have to go elsewhere in Europe for free funding and free housing in the borderless EUSSR states.

Population here is not so friendly like in western Europe. They are friendly to visitors, but not to masses of forigners wanting to settle.
Should I tell you every second house is full with weapons here ?

[Jana]

We have several pistols, guns and a riffle in our home (my dad has licence), and he teached me how to use it. It's pretty common thing in this wild corner of the world
I don't think, strangers will make troubles...

[farke1]

It's simple : the whole parisian suburbs are "fucked" up (excuse me for the word).

You certainly haven't seen Seine St-Denis that is basically a muslim departement, you certainly haven't seen Chateau-Rouge in Paris, an african district basically.

The city itself is dirty, full of immigrants and strangers.

I've seen St-Denis, that was the suburb I had in mind when I mentioned the "bad areas" of the city. I've admittedly never been to Chateau-Rouge, though. All I can say is that the central areas of the city which I visited were lovely, but I won't contest any of the other points you've made regarding the suburbs. Using London as a reference point (probably the only other 'big' city I'm familiar with, since Stockholm isn't that big by comparison) I'd only say that Paris isn't as dirty, as far as capital cities go. But still moreso than cities/towns elsewhere in Europe, that are often more worth visiting anyway.

[Tchek]

Paris went down the drain since 2001, since the city is run by socialists. Hidalgo is a horrible mayor. They cater to "tourists", migrants, expats and LGBTs. The city became run-down and dirty.
What I don't understand is that teachers need 2 hours of train commute everyday to reach their workplace because they can't afford to live in the center, while you have quarters full of idle recent migrants; I have no clue how they can afford to live there. Most working class Parisians had to leave because rent prices are far too high. A lot of people talk about a "Brazilisation" of Paris, where nothing is left but an elite surrounded by a lumpenproletariat, the low/middle-class is just gone. It seems that's what the socialists want.
One of the reasons for the "gilets jaunes" is precisely that: the working class has been betrayed and abandonned.