Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

@storehouseads5934 Ah, listen here, paisano. 😎 We gotta keep it real, okay? This is a melting pot, capisce? People come from all over, bringing their own flavors, their own styles. 🍝🍷 But we gotta respect the roots, you know? Our culture, it’s like our family – we don’t just toss it aside for nobody. 💪 Everyone deserves a shot at the good life, but it’s all about finding that balance. We protect our own, but we also gotta embrace the world, eh? It's like a good sauce – a little bit of this, a little bit of that, but the core? That's gotta stay true. So, let’s keep the dialogue going, but remember... respect is key, amico. 🔑🔥
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what's even crazier is how some people think their country is better than others, like their soil is laced with some magical superiority potion. They think they're the special race that will last forever. Have you ever heard of anything so ridiculous? It's like they're in a marathon, running with a spotlight on their head, yelling, "Hey, look at me! I'm winning! I'm winning the race of being born in a particular country!"
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@macmacancheese5188 "The only people who can see thestrals are people who have seen death."
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I'll never forget an experience I had a while back. I was in a foreign country, completely lost, and desperately in need of directions. But the problem was, I couldn't speak the language. I must have looked like the ultimate lost tourist.
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In Scandinavia, their job market only accepts east Europeans because their society is homogenous and racist. They come up with excuses to hide their racism and bigotry. In reality, they look for slaves who work without talking back to challenge the status quo. They are arrogant, they have prejudice toward non-European immigrants thinking they are inferior. In Scandinavia, they hate non-European immigrants and have a big fear of the other". This fear has led to discriminatory policies and actions towards immigrants, making it difficult for them to integrate into society. We also need to understand unlike the Chinese and British Scandinavians are not pragmatic nor have a good business mindset, they don't know how to use people for their profit, instead, they are too emotional and want loyal slave. They also have fear of non europeans changing their society and having kids with them, they may have a tendency towards xenophobia and a desire to maintain their cultural purity. Scandinaviens and east europeans have low seretonin levels and suffer from mental illnesss and mood disorders. An american president once said that scandanvia suffer from high sucide, divorce, mental illness and lack of ambition. We also have to understand that scandinaviens have law of jante which is similar to communism making it easier for some from east europe to understand them. They also built an economy that is depended on immigrants since they have very low birth rate. It will take scandinavia many years to catch up to china and come up with good policy. Furthermore, Scandinavia needs to address the challenges that come with integrating immigrants into their society and workforce to ensure their economy continues to thrive. They can learn from countries like Canada and Australia who have successfully implemented such policies.
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But why is it important to understand that the names of countries are made up by people? The answer is simple – it reminds us of the fact that we are all part of one global community. We may have different nationalities and cultural identities, but at the end of the day, we are all human beings living on this one planet we call Earth.
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people here are so pesimisstic, they spend their lives worrying about things they cant control and sit in their chairs and look down at other. They should focuse on themselves, life is too short. YOLO
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the idea that multiculturalism has failed is a flawed and misguided one. It is fueled by fear and a lack of understanding. Embracing diversity and celebrating different cultures is not a threat to one's own culture, but rather an opportunity for growth and mutual respect. We should not forget that the names of countries are just labels and that we are all part of a larger human family. Instead of fearing multiculturalism, we should be grateful for the richness and beauty it brings to our world.
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None of these countries are going to last forever. I hate to break it to you, but that's just a fact. I mean, have any of you looked at ancient history? The mighty empires that once ruled the world are now reduced to tourist attractions and dusty artifacts in museums. So, if you think your country is going to stand the test of time, well, you might want to rethink that.
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@JessicaSantos-cy1xm Firstly, I appreciate your reassurance and optimism that our countries will continue to thrive even without any external interference or invasion. It is truly a testament to the resilience and strength of our nations. However, I must also acknowledge the underlying concern that may have prompted your statement. It is understandable to feel anxious about the possibility of our countries being invaded and facing turmoil and destruction. Furthermore, it is important to remember that invasion are not the only threat to a nation's well-being. Economic instability, natural disasters, and other internal conflicts can also have a significant impact on a country's prosperity. Therefore, it is crucial for us to focus on building and improving our own internal systems and infrastructures, rather than solely relying on external factors. When faced with a statement like 'don't worry our countries will still hold up strong without anyone of you invading them,' it's important to take a moment to consider the underlying message and the context in which it was said. On the surface, it may seem like a dismissive and arrogant remark, but perhaps it is rooted in a deep-seated fear or insecurity. After all, history has shown us that invading and conquering other nations rarely leads to lasting peace and prosperity. Instead, it often results in destruction, suffering, and resentment. So, my dear, instead of worrying about our countries holding up strong without anyone invading them, perhaps we should focus on building strong relationships and fostering mutual respect and understanding. As the saying goes, 'united we stand, divided we fall.' Let us strive towards unity and cooperation, rather than division and aggression. For when we work together, we can achieve great things and overcome any challenge that comes our way. It takes strength and courage to build bridges, but it takes weakness and ignorance to build walls. Let's choose the former and pave the way for a brighter future for all.' This not only addresses the initial statement but also highlights the importance of choosing empathy and collaboration over hostility and division. Let us rise above the narrow-mindedness of war and embrace the beauty of peace. Have a jolly winter season!
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@danielnigel6920 Naivety runs deep within me, to the very core. But when I find myself in pain, I won't shed a tear or call out for aid.
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@longdragon3 I feel sorry for the sami people in Scandinavia.
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@quantumfairing2216 The oldest country in europe is Greece. The oldest ethnicities in europe are the Basques and the Sami people. Europe is a continent has been shaped by centuries of migration, conquest, and cultural exchange. People need to have empathy and stop living in little bubble. :virtualhug:
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One of the main reasons for the failure of multiculturalism is the fear of losing one's culture and identity. Many individuals and communities feel threatened by the presence of other cultures and view it as a threat to their own. This fear is often fueled by a narrow-minded view of one's own culture as superior to others. As a result, people tend to become protective and try to preserve their culture by isolating themselves from others. This leads to segregation and hinders the integration process.
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@helenatapper777 high contact cultures include those from the Middle East, Latin America and Southern Europe. Conversely, low contact cultures may stand further away when talking, maintain less eye contact and usually steer clear of touch. Different cultures have different traits. :face-blue-droopy-eyes:
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In conclusion, the names of countries are simply human creations, and we should not let them divide us. We should be grateful for the opportunity to live on this planet and coexist with people from different backgrounds. Instead of clinging to the idea of a fixed and superior country, we should focus on creating a better world for all of us. Let us celebrate our diversity and work towards a more united and inclusive global community.
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