Comments by "coucou Brandy10" (@coucoubrandy1079) on "VisualEconomik EN" channel.

  1. I'm not very sure about that. You forget about the huge pollution that exists in India and a runaway population growth. Sanitation, hospitals, education, infrastructure, and the cast system...well, there's a lot to deal with. Bolivia is an interesting case, but as usual, it's the multinationales that are making the difference. And not always for the best, and that's sad. It's how the population is. Again, health and education go far to help.
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  2. @varun2250  I believe that you know better than I. It's one thing to say it's abolished. it's another when
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  3. @varun2250  It's another when it still exists. I know it from personal experience. I have an Indian appearance, but I'm not, but when I ask where I come from,
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  4. @varun2250  asked where I come from ? And , it isn't said, but you know that they want to put you somewhere in a box. So yes, I do have indian ancestry, but I treat people as they are . Not by cast. I never understood that.
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  5. @sksksks5072 not exactly true
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  6. @varun2250  I visited India, part of it, I didn't have much time. It's true that the indians are decent. But the poverty I saw ! I'm sorry, but I can't understand it. Yes, there's beautiful sites, and the food is great 👍 though the noise and people hustling around you. Maybe I'm different, I don't like people touching me. And when you go out of the markets . Sorry, the stench is unbelievable ! But I never had problems there. Kerala was an amazing 👏 place. !
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  7. @varun2250  Bombay , sorry Mumbai definitely stinks ! It's overwhelming ! For someone who isn't used to it, it's not the best impression. Again, the food is a story in itself. Btw, do you know why it was called Bombay in the first place ? So , we went to Kerala. The difference ! Well, I didn't know how beautiful it was ! Is. I did see some elephants, not in the wild, and honestly, I really felt at home.! Yes, that may seem strange to you, but it's true. My father was born there, and I'm the only one who went there . Otoh, the food is delicious as in all of India, but someone should tell them that so much spices ! Stop ! Please. That's when you get lassi, which is a relief . The sour one . Everything was just beautiful. I just loved my journey .
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  8. @varun2250  I think that I just told you. Bombay is noisy and stinks and full of people. And it's hot! I met lovely people, again the food, I've travelled a lot and I never eat street food. But there I did and didn't fall sick ! The sellers, a 6th sense ? Knew that, and always so polite ! But then I did meet some people, men only, who were very rude. I switched language, and I spoke in French. They did look stupid, but at least I escaped problems. Again, Kerala was totally different. I honestly felt like at home. A lot of things were different, but it was just the grace about everything there. We relaxed and had a really marvellous time there. I have to say that vindalloo ? Yes, you hog the loo ! I didn't have time to visit the other states. That would be a 6 month journey, and even . Most indians don't know much about their country .
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  9. @varun2250  Explain it to me. Religious trash doesn't cut the fact.
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  10. @varun2250  how do you justify it ? On what basis ? In South Africa, apartheid did exist. It was based on the colour of your skin. In India, it's the same. There's beautiful people, but you keep trodding them down. I'm sorry, but I don't accept that . Watch your words when you answer back, btw, my father was a brahman. So I'm according to your stuff one. Sorry, but I'm also mixed race. We don't have a tribe but we are everywhere. What you don't seem to understand is that we admire India, but sorry, I was just so happy when I went to Kerala. The air was clean, when we went up to higher ground. Sorry, but you still answer my question : why was Bombay got it's name. Don't cheat !
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