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  59. Resident of Rotterdam here - I hate how the city looks like today. It tries to copy an American city, but fails miserably at doing so because it also still has a lot of 1950s ugly, depressing appartment blocs close to it. If you go to the Binnenrotte - Hoogstraat area, you will see what I mean. I used to go to the gym next to where the Sint-Laurenskerk lies, one of the only pre-war buildings that was preserved after 1940, and it lies around swaths of modernist buildings. I frequently saw tourists photograph the church and church only and not the other buildings around it. Then there's certain area's that suffer due to a lot of wind thanks to the high and boxy buildings present everywhere catching said wind and pushing it to the ground, to the point I need to wear a scarf in the winter because it just being too much to be pleasnt. It gets even worse when you discover what the city before 1940 looks like. Compare the area's of the Steigersgracht, Hoogstraat, Delftsevaart and Blaak then and now and you will just want to cry how awful it all is today compared to the past. Lastly, one of the few decent places, the area around the Witte Huis and Spanjaardsbrug, is far more popular than any other area by locals and tourists alike. It angers and baffles me why the city council continues to pretend the modernist "identity" Rotterdam has is somehow a good thing, when Rotterdam is a clear example of a failed experiment that would vastly improve if it underwent a rebuilding in the style of Dresden. Lastly, I've been to multiple other cities in the country, from Schiedam to Middelburg. All were vastly more pleasant to walk around than Rotterdam. Middelburg, despite having rather simple 1940s houses in the hit area's, felt MUCH more pleasant to be in than Rotterdam, and I'll certainly consider returning in the future because of it. Good architecture and city planning matters, people!
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  174. ​ @SucculentSooner  "I think that if you take the steps to assimilate into a location by the legal process, you become a member of that region. And by that definition, you can be European regardless of what race you are." Ridiculous and hilariously out-of-touch with reality. Ethnicity is the key factor to one's being, no matter the place. There is no such thing as "assimilation", nor will that ever be a reality, since ethnicity defines one's biological behaviour, IQ and much more that goes further than merely skin tone. An African isn't a European because he has a document that says "European" on it or speaks a European language - he is still an African by nature, even if he lives in Europe. "Not to mention the minority offspring born and raised in European countries making them, in effect, European." It's called remigration. This completely bonkers idea that we're somehow forced to take them in, house them and "educate" them to begin with, is what leads to these false analogies. Again - an African is not European just because he has a document that says so, he is still an African. "I also never mentioned anything about Europe et al. "needing" diversity.." But you heavily imply it in your second and mildly in your first reply. Those who are civic nationalists are usually one step away from becoming liberals or further anyway. "We live in a smaller world than we did 40, 60, 100 years ago." Yeah. And? "Relocation, in terms of transport & technology is easier than ever, the ethnic construction of individual countries are going to change gradually because of it." Again, remigration. We aren't the daycare of the Third World, we are not their babysitters. Europe is for the Europeans, that will not change just because civic nationalists or liberals like you think that anyone who sets foot on our soil from another contintent can magically "become European" because he speaks Spanish or has a German ID card. You are European by blood, nothing else.
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  835. Heh. This video got recommended to be my pure chance, but you're not wrong in terms of the changes. I wish you'd have mentioned that it's not just the recommendations or video feed that have changed, but also certain (controversial) video topics that get shown to you / you searched for and the comments. Video's in the past used to be a lot less restricted. Certain topics you could find in the video feed within the first 5 searches. Nowadays though? Good luck finding them if you aren't using a browser other than Google. Take that video from the Ugandan pastor who used to be popular back in 2010 (you know the one, I can't say the exact name because I fear the algorithm will censor it since certain words are blacklisted and prevent people from seeing this very comment). I could find it back in 2010 no problem but now I could find nothing except vids reacting to it or remixes. I thought it was removed, but it turns out that YouTube hid it on purpose for one reason or another. It took me using Ecosia to find the video's. What's even funnier is that Ecosia uses the Bing search engine, so it took me a Bing subsidiary to find a video I should've found on a Google product. This is happening on the Google toolbar too by the way. As for the comments, I talked about a blacklist earlier. I noticed in the past that certain words 'trigger' the algorithm to purposely delete a comment after 20 seconds, leading to highly frustrating conversations in the past and even very clever ways people got around it to say what they wanted to say anyway. It's been changed somewhat for the better now, but barely. Now you don't notice if your comment gets through the filter or not, but I've seen on a few occasions that my original comment got outright removed after an X amount of time has passed without notice. That's why for example you'll see 7 replies but only 3 comments - YouTube purposely wants to control the narrative. Channels too get hidden or their view limited if they talk about certain controversial topics who I can't name here. Perhaps an idea for a second video?
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  1037. By the way, I'm not sure if you ever covered this before but you should really look into three European cities with peculiar stories regarding post-WWII car infrastructure. They're all Dutch and it's funnily enough that world famous city of Amsterdam and the lesser known (and loved) cities of The Hague (Den Haag) and Rotterdam. Amsterdam is known and praised today for its unique architecture and canals, but it almost could've gone the way of your average American city thanks to... an American. David A. Jokinen wanted to bulldoze many iconic neighbourhoods in Amsterdam to create the TRUE AMERICAN DREAM of large roads and ugly highways cutting right through the cities. Why? Because it was the future of course! He did the same to the neighbourhood of Bezuidenhout in The Hague, which was bombed by the Allies in 1945 by accident. Sadly both these plans were partially executed and still stand out like sore thumbs today. Rotterdam got the worst treatment - bombed in 1940 by the Germans, the first plan to rebuild the city in a sort of weird original hybrid with the same roads but 1940s style traditionalist houses like in Middelburg never happened and a functionalist implemented his plans for the city instead. The result? Rotterdam today has large roads that resemble mini-highways, much of the water once present has been removed and its rich history as a port city has ironically evaporated. It's quite depressing but worth a read and a mention. Greetings from Europe! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jokinen_Plan
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  1442. Ik moet eerlijk zijn, deze video is vrij slecht in elkaar gezet (al kan ik je daar niet per se de schuld voor geven). Ik vermoed dat je de Wikipedia-pagina hebt gebruikt, die in zichzelf bevooroordeeld is en weinig (diepgaande) informatie bevat. Een paar punten: 1. De Statenvlag verving NIET de Prinsenvlag in de zestiende eeuw, er bestond nooit een wet die de vlag officieel maakte. Hoewel in 1652 het gewest Holland de vlag verbood en de Staatsgezinden de marine dwongen de Prinsenvlag te vervangen ten tijde van het Eerste Stadhouderloze Tijdperk, was het nog altijd onverminderd populair onder het volk en zijn er ook scheepsjournalen die bevestigen dat de vlag tot 1657(!) gehanteerd werd. 2. Zowel de V.O.C. als de W.I.C. hadden een variant van de Prinsenvlag met hun logo's erop, maar vervingen die in de zestiende eeuw omdat zij altijd wat meer Staatsgezind waren (net als Amsterdam zelf overigens). 3. De Prinsenvlag bleef gewoon gebruikt worden voor een breed scala aan reden tot de Fransgezinden de macht overnamen, zij het als simpel teken op zee tot en met een teken van grief toen Koning Willem V op 18 januari 1795 het land moest verlaten richting Engelenad vanwege de oprukkende Patriotten. 4. Tijdens de Bataafse Republiek was de Prinsenvlag al officieel verboden en werd de Bataafse vlag vastgesteld, per resolutie van 14 februari 1796. Het gebruik van de Prinsenvlag of überhaupt de kleuren oranje-blanje-bleu was een teken van verzet geworden waarop hoge straffen stonden, iets wat men vaak genoeg deed. 5. Na de bevrijding van Nederland in 1813 koos de leiding voor de Statenvlag. Waarom weet niemand precies, waarschijnlijk om verdere vetes tussen de Orangisten en Staatsgezinden te voorkomen. Desondanks werd de vlag daarna jarenlang gewoon voor allerlei redenen gebruikt, nota bene tijdens de inhuldiging van Koningin Wilhelmina in 1898. 6. De Prinsenvlag was populair onder het volk nog lang voordat iemand überhaupt wist wie Anton Mussert of de NSB was. In de jaren 20 opperde menigeen man en vrouw in krantenberichten er openlijk voor om de Prinsenvlag de officiële Nederlandse vlag te maken, iets dat zelfs door politici van extreme partijen als... de Sociaal-Democratische Arbeiderspartij werd gesteund. Oh, en er bestond natuurlijk de groep 'De Princevlagge'. Raar dat die niet benoemd werd in de video. 7. Hoewel het klopt dat de NSB de vlag tijdens de oorlog hanteerde, was de NSB voor de langste tijd een (zeer) marginale partij die net zo populair was als de Communistische partij. Dat zij het gebruikten, betekent niet dat iedereen die voor die vlag was een NSB'er was. Om nog maar niet te spreken van het feit dat veel Nederlanders een hekel hadden gekregen aan de NSB en hun achterlijke beleid. 8. Na de oorlog bestond de groep 'De Princevlagge' nog altijd en opperde ze voor precies hetzelfde als voor de oorlog. Weliswaar kort (tot begin jaren 50), maar ze bestonden nog wel. 9. De PVV is geen "extreemrechtse" partij, zeker niet omdat hun economisch beleid vrij links is. 10. De Prinsenvlag is helemaal niet controversieel, dat is het alleen als je die vlag door een politieke lens bekijkt (en zelfs dan nog niet eens meer). De vlag wordt nog altijd gebruikt voor historische gevechten zoals die in Den Briel en als ik het me goed herinner gebruikte de Vlaamse premier De Croo het een tijd terug nog in een video. 11. De vlag is in Vlaanderen nooit controversieel geweest op welke manier dan ook. Meerdere nationalistische studentenverenigingen hebben die vlag expliciet in hun wapenschilden geplaatst en zelfs het oude logo van de Vrije Universiteit Brussel gebruikte die kleuren. Hoe ik dit allemaal weet? Houd de Wiki-pagina in de gaten, dan kom je er vanzelf achter. ;)
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