Comments by "thomas grabkowski" (@thomasgrabkowski8283) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. Yes, they have a lot of immigrants, but it’s for cheap labor and they don’t let them become citizens
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  2. Still, it is far less of a problem than in Sweden. In this case though, the Schengen zone allowed the violence to spill over the border
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  3. Lots of immigrants from high birth rate countries moved there. That’s why
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  4. They’re learning from Sweden’s mistakes and don’t want to become Sweden 2.0
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  5. Only Sweden has an open immigration policy among Scandinavian countries. Denmark and Norway both have pretty tough immigration laws
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  6. poverty
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  7. coming to USA if democrats win. Eternal quarantine
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  8. Also as so many other Californians join them, cost of living in the state they now call home have ballooned too
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  9. Also Arizona republicans tend to be more of the McCain type, and not the Trump type. Arizona republicans aren’t as enthusiastic about trump as republicans in other states. In fact many might defect to Biden
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  10. Grand Canyon is best attraction in Arizona
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  11. Except Israel
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  12. and its a miracle how quickly their daily case count fell from thousands a day to near 0 in 2 weeks
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  13.  @SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1  because its american media, and usa speaks english, so naturally more content is directed towards english speaking countries like usa. Search in another language, and another country becomes center of attention
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  14.  @AvioftheSand  Hungary isn’t successful in that regard either as they still have a very low birth rate and declining population
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  15.  @drunkensailor3736  or basically, western-European conservatism, not American
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  16. Because division sells. The more they divide, the greater their profit
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  17.  @리주민  No country is actually a complete democracy for the same reason
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  18.  @od9694  I see a trend. Polls tend to overestimate democrats in the southeast, and Midwest states, like Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin while they tend to overestimate republicans in the southwest states, like California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas. I wonder why
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  19. Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Turkey station American nukes
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  20. my observation, is that the worst hit countries(usa, brazil, india, russia, mexico), all tend to be large decentralized countries
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  21. also usa is world's melting pot. Immigrants from all over the world. Virus was generally introduced to america, by chinese and european tourists coming to america. Americans returning from asia and europe, and immigrants from china, iran, and europe(early hotspots) returning to america after going home, eg many chinese immigrants in america went home to celebrate chinese new year, and they brought covid 19 to america with them
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  22.  @DAndyLord  even in countries with socialized medicine(eg european countries and canada), poor people still died at higher rates compared to wealthier people. Same factors apply, more crowded housing, doing jobs they can't do at home, health conditions more prevalent among poor, etc
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  23. probably because its under control, plus its insanely uncomfortable wearing it in the sweltering heat of the italian summer
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  24. Because that’s historical trend. And don’t forget AOC took out Hispanic majority district
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  25. sweden. No lockdown, no masks. I've heard swedish government actually discourages wearing them
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  26.  @elchinoguerrito7360  well gop has few young members compared to democrats, so old guard is still dominant within the party. Since young republican, are too small in numbers compared to old guard, they’re literally forced to suck up to them. Sad but true. In democrat party, way more young members so there is fierce competition and debate between young members and party old guard. Since democrat old guard has less of upper hand against young members, compared to gop, young members don’t have to be as submissive. Republican old guard will likely take much longer to be replaced than democratic old guard
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  27.  @od9694  what about Texas
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  28. p @timothybrown8424  Competence? There is very little across all of USA
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  29.  @slik_  What about Merkel. Chancellor for 16 years
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  30. correction 2 states where its required(california and texas). Florida and arizona do not sue cities that require them, and most in those 2 states do. An actual state thats not in the spotlight where governor is actually suing cities is georgia. Georgia actually did well, considering how much criticism they took over them being first state by far to exit lockdown and reopen, and how they sue cities not wearing masks. Their curve is flat. Media doesn't report on them because it doesn't fit their agenda
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  31.  @jahjah7495  homeless people can vote, actually
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  32. Phoenix metro area has long been an exception among large metro areas being more liberal, but that is about to change
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  33.  @T3H455F4C3  They held an independence referendum back in 2014 and most Scots voted to stay in UK
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  34. Not to mention USA
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  35.  @daveweststand3508  Also those countries have been ravaged by civil war for a long time and still are
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  36. USA?
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  37.  @belladesa91  probably because its well under control in italy, plus its insanely uncomfortable to wear a mask in the heat(summers in italy are very hot)
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  38. Both are already swing states
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  39. Yes
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  40.  @gagetomerlin2497  well large cities regardless of level of success tend to be run by democrats. Republicans tend to run the small towns
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  41. It is left by American standards, but this channel is based in Europe, this channel is actually considered center-right there, since this channel still supports free market capitalism
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  42.  @davidjacobs8558  North Korea started off better because under Japanese colonialism, North Korea was more developed by Japan, eg industry and infrastructure
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  43.  @jakemitchell7786  he’s not, he is actually catholic
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  44. Visualpolitik is center right by European standard, but left leaning by American standards since right wing in America since 2016=blind support for Trump with everyone else called leftist
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  45.  @kthemaster1999  Biden is actually just a moderate democrat who’s known for being more pragmatic than polarizing
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  46. They're desperately trying to invent robots to automate a lot of their jobs too in order to adapt to such a demographic collapse
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  47.  @ShinSheel  I think this channel is generally aligned with European conservatism, not American
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  48. Texas has also gotten significantly more expensive since 2020. Also seems like many people from northern and west coast states can’t stand Texas summers as apparently, amount of people leaving Texas and putting their homes on sale spikes in summer months
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  49.  @ecognitio9605  don't forget in may and june, even with increased testing in usa, cases started to drop, although not as quickly as other countries. However, that trend reversed in late-june as cases spiked again in the usa
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  50. thats old news. On june 5th, WHO said that general public should wear non-medical masks and vulnerable people should wear medical masks in areas with widespread community transmission
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