Comments by "soundscape26" (@soundscape26) on "Top 10 Dangerous European Cities." video.

  1. The surrounding area is lovely though... the Sorrento peninsula, the Amalfi Coast, Capri, etc.
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  2.  @johnschuh8616  Diversity doesn't lead to crime, poverty does.
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  3. A very small number of people in Ireland speaks Irish on a daily basis, it's mostly English they speak there.
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  4. You think homogeneous cities don't get crime? All you need is a high level of poverty.
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  5. Naples, Nantes, Catania? Nope.
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  6.  @Ghettomentality  Yeah, these people live through stats (sometimes not that great to begin with) they saw online, when experiencing a place and meeting people paints a completely different story.
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  7. Have you ever been to Europe or do you live through stats?
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  8. Poverty is not an excuse, it's reality. Why would an immigrant who's doing well turn to criminal activities?
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  9.  @enjoystraveling  Doesn't the same rationale apply to people of different ethnicities? Or do you think some ethnicities are more prone to stealing than others?
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  10. Yes, because there's absolutely no criminality among white British people... none at all.
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  11. Have no idea about Limerick but Stockholm could never feature on a list like this.
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  12. A lot of people like Berlin. It's not lawless at all but an acquired taste.
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  13. Bradford is 57% white how can it be 90% Muslim?
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  14.  @franken1061  98% of the population in Catania is Italian. 😂 I think you are scared of Muslims.
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  15. Ever been there? If that's your idea of dangerous don't visit Marseille or Naples then.
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  16.  @SnowWhiteArches  Don't experience the world through stats. I know quite a few people who visited Stockholm already and they all had a great time. If you are a tourist and don't venture into the rougher areas you'll be more than fine.
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  17.  @alexdavis1541  Alright, add Grenoble and Minsk. This list is not very good overall.
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  18. Why? Ever been there?
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  19. Nope, some cities in this top are not very diverse.
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  20. Yes, because local crime is not a thing... make scapegoats out of migrants.
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  21. No they are not. You should come and visit.
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  22. Amsterdam is one of the most visited cities in Europe, in fact they suffer from overtourism. So much for the "no go".
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  23. No, they just need to find people willing to help them integrate... i.e. people not like you.
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  24.  @stevecody321  Catania, Naples, Nantes and Minsk have a very low percentage of those.
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  25.  @basdost1284  What? Natives don't engage in criminal activities?
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  26. When was Bradford ever a great English city?
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  27. Give some of the cities included on this list I'd say no.
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  28. Not at all.
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  29.  @ICXCTSARSLAVY  No you don't get brown, you either just made that up or you're colourblind.
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  30. Well, the UK got its Brexit so that should be sorted out before long.
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  31. Nevermind Nantes and Grenoble.
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  32. Poverty and exclusion leads to crime, not being a Muslim.
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  33. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
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  34. Most problematic parts of the Paris region fall outside the city of Paris itself.
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  35. ​ @thelastninja4825 I'm telling you the worst stats for crime in Paris are from the suburbs, not the city of Paris itself, which comprises just the central part of the whole metro area.
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  36. No they're not, get your facts right.
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  37. You will remain curious then.
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  38.  @davidz3879  Don't try to integrate or people treat them like crap?
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  39. Are you kidding me? The UK is and ever was in Europe.
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  40. Islamophobe much?
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  41. Nantes and Grenoble shouldn't be there, no way.
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  42. Bro, I have a couple friends who visited Stockholm the past summer and had a great time. Don't live life through stats and what you read online.
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  43. This list is strange but don't blame it on multiculturalism... where in the world are Nantes, Naples and Catania multicultural?
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  44. I'm in Europe and I don't see much destruction, but thanks for caring.
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  45. I'm curious as to what you'll find in common between Nantes and Bradford but go on...
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  46.  @moltderenou  And...?
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  47.  @franken1061  Catania, Grenoble and Nantes have large Muslim populations?
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  48. Tom Scott has a video on it.
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  49. Travelling is quite expensive but yeah, this video realied heavily on stats and not even great ones... Nantes, really?
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  50. You have the Eurostat for that but it only covers EU countries. Also, contrary to the US each country deals with crime stats slightly different.
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  51. Nope
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  52.  @Brucemcleod2345  What conquest? There are quite a few Muslims living nearby me and they are hard working people if you give them a chance and don't treat them like crap.
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  53. That's not even true but you think Islam turns people into criminals or something?
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  54. Gotta take advantage of that Mediterranean sunshine.
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  55. Don't be an Islamophobe... Naples, Catania and Nantes barely have any Muslims.
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  56.  @SnowWhiteArches  I'm not denying problems exist in those cities but since the video is titled "cities do visit" I stuck with that premise.
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  57. Stockholm is pretty average when it comes to crime stats.
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  58. Different countries report crime in different ways that's why it's quite hard to come up with these lists.
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  59. Most obviously, that would be impossible. Either way Americans love stats but if your worldview is run by stats you won't get that much a great picture of it.
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  60. With proper integration and within adequate levels multiculturalism is a bonus. Funny that you used the term balkanization which comes from a region of Europe which has basically the same way of living and not that dissimilar cultures among its members.
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  61. Oh yeah, Nantes, Grenoble and Catania have tons of immigrants. This list makes little sense.
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  62. What is it then?
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  63. I'm willing to bet Bradford is not the most dangerous city in Europe.
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  64. Not always.
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  65. ​ @21stCenturySpaceOdyssey Avoid rough neighbourhoods at night and as a tourist you'll be completely fine on pretty much everywhere in Europe.
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  66. Oh yes... Grenoble, Nantes and Catania are hotbeds of immigration. When you don't know what you're talking about...
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  67. No they don't, 61% of the population in Bradford is white.
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  68. At least half of the population in those cities is white.
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  69. Have you ever been to Paris? Not the vibe I get at all.
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  70. Having a different culture doesn't turn you into a criminal.
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  71.  @lucyfrancis8525  That's a bit more specific than just making blanket statements like "multiculturalism doesn't work". If so a city like NYC would have never thrived for instance.
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  72.  @moltderenou  Not significantly, mostly homogeneous.
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  73. Where's the multiculturalism of Nantes, Grenoble or Catania? And how does being multicultural leads to crime?
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  74. Bradford is not more culturally diverse than London or Manchester.
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  75.  @kcpr5191  London has way more nationalities living together than Bradford, no comparison.
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  76. London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world and you are surprised you found people there who don't look British? Bruh.
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  77.  @pokerchamp  People of all nationalities and ethnicities so yeah that includes Muslims too.
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  78. They don't it's just a matter of being able to integrate them properly and not take more than you can chew. Immigrants want a better life like everybody else.
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  79.  @LyleFrancisDelp  Well, and if it weren't for Europeans you wouldn't be speaking English and what is today the US would likely be an amalgamation of much smaller countries based mostly on Native tribes.
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  80.  @been6122  The English are european, no?
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  81. Not nearly as bleak a picture as you paint. Ever been to Europe?
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  82. A lot of immigrants integrate quite well, I live near quite a few of them... it's a matter of numbers but also attitude. If you hate them they'll hate you back.
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  83.  @marekbrodowski7225  "Assigned to poverty"? The hell does that mean?
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