American goes viral for dragging Paris, France

[Ziggy 14,018]

17 hours ago, elijahfan said:

Ok I'm just gonna leave this thread I think 

If y'all thought Emily in Paris was cliché, some of you guys are worse. The truth of it all is Paris isn't so different than any big city. And Parisians aren't aliens with no access to the internet, we're members on here you're interacting with everyday and who are reading what y'all are saying 

Yeah I didn’t meet a rude French person when I was there beyond the pale of like a rude person you meet in a city lmao people really let cultural differences get to them and fr shouldn’t travel lmao like it’s very revealing how many people should stay home 

[Guillaume Hamon 6,984]

51 minutes ago, Ziggy said:

Yeah I didn’t meet a rude French person when I was there beyond the pale of like a rude person you meet in a city lmao people really let cultural differences get to them and fr shouldn’t travel lmao like it’s very revealing how many people should stay home 

Tbh idk how people really believe that you can have a city of meanies like if a certain big zone could have very few nice person. 😆

[NCgaga 4,345]

12 hours ago, Monstermilo said:

pls when half of america is dirty and litter infested, u cant say **** about other countries

and those jabs about "feeling like hes in the middle east" sounds like the most ignorant **** ever

The guy was incorrect about saying Paris is ghetto- and you’re doing the exact same thing as him, saying America is dirty and litter infested. You both sound ignorant as hell. 

America outside of major cities is almost a little too sterile, and even some of the major American cities are overly clean compared to other countries. 
 

I tell ya this thread is running with over generalizations. 

[RAMROD 117,011]

They way some of y'all taking this very personally 

Just see this as a good thing now that people might learn not to see Paris with their rose colored glasses anymore, and just do to the nice places like museums and restaurants like a normal people.

It is not that deep, hennies!

[Edonis 28,974]

8 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

They way some of y'all taking this very personally 

Just see this as a good thing now that people might learn not to see Paris with their rose colored glasses anymore, and just do to the nice places like museums and restaurants like a normal people.

It is not that deep, hennies!

But did the kid who filmed the video learn to not compare pictures of garbage to the Middle East?  

[Oriane 22,749]

3 hours ago, Concertaholic said:

Berlin has entered the chat 

I honestly felt the same way when I was in Paris last month. Having come from Berlin just before, I was amazed by how much cleaner and safer Berlin felt.

I love Berlin but let's not pretend there's no poverty and dirt everywhere in the city  I do feel a lot safer there though!

[Oriane 22,749]

I love how people are taking New York as an example of an American city that's romanticized, as if it wasn't already shown as messy and dirty in all movies and shows.

[elijahfan 27,482]

53 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

They way some of y'all taking this very personally 

Just see this as a good thing now that people might learn not to see Paris with their rose colored glasses anymore, and just do to the nice places like museums and restaurants like a normal people.

It is not that deep, hennies!

Well… I’m a French guy living in Paris, so how can I not take this personally?  I’m pretty sure that if people from a certain ethnicity heard these sorts of comments about their identity, no one would roll their eyes at them taking things personally.

[RAMROD 117,011]

44 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

Well… I’m a French guy living in Paris, so how can I not take this personally?  I’m pretty sure that if people from a certain ethnicity heard these sorts of comments about their identity, no one would roll their eyes at them taking things personally.

Well, guess you know how American feels then when they get made fun of all the time 

[old sanuk 388]

I went to Paris in 1980, aged 26, and loved it. The food! The Hotel George V! Champagne at the Lido and Crazy Horse shows! The museums! The history and architecture!  The young women were amazing! In just two weeks, Paris adopted me, speaking to them bad Quebec French, like a strange cousin.

I never returned, ‘cause some life experiences are too uniquely great that to attempt to recapture them just spoils everything, as too much changes; never the same.

You’re only young once; don’t miss out, but build those memories to sustain your entire life.

[NichuuB 43,788]

The comparison to the Middle East as a insult... Oh that's not

[Monstermilo 5,472]

4 hours ago, NCgaga said:

The guy was incorrect about saying Paris is ghetto- and you’re doing the exact same thing as him, saying America is dirty and litter infested. You both sound ignorant as hell. 

America outside of major cities is almost a little too sterile, and even some of the major American cities are overly clean compared to other countries. 
 

I tell ya this thread is running with over generalizations. 

i live in america and the street over from my place is very dirty, my point was even in the richest country in the world - there are dirty areas, theres no need to bash paris when america has a lot of places that are dirty

[HiddenWeirdo 4,278]

I love love love the contrast of dirt and beauty in big cities. It's authentic. Also, I've been a few times and the people in Paris are super friendly and nice! 

[elijahfan 27,482]

14 hours ago, RAMROD said:

Well, guess you know how American feels then when they get made fun of all the time 

So if Americans are feeling miserable, the whole world deserves to feel miserable too?