Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Radical Living" channel.

I dó know what they want and it's pulling the trigger.
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If your work already puts you on the edge, you shouldn't have that job. People challenging police is because the cops only learn to dominate, rather than to de-escalate. Cops in the Netherlands are not perfect, but they learn to de-escalate. They don't bodyslam people into the ground once they refuse to 'look at them' or ' put their phone away.'
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@ScientistMan96 So the solution is not to harden the police, but to controll who gets a gun. And to educate the police on seeing the difference between a harmless and unarmed criminal that stole a piece of bread or a girl sitting in the classroom that gets bodyslammed for not obeying the 'no chewinggum in class'' rule and has the cops called on her by the teacher.
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@ScientistMan96 'we can never controll illegal guns' Alright, but seemingly you can't controll illegal drugs either (you said meth is still out there) so why isn't it legal then? Or was this not a reply to me, suggesting guncontroll? Because that's what I suggested.
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@rogeriopenna9014 You break the cycle by removing the corrupt policemen and paying the good ones more.
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I accidentally threw a wooden stick (from a Magnum) in the paperbin. I realised my mistake and tried to take it out right away, but it was too late. The couchsurfing-host ran over, screamed and grabbed the stick. I apologized and he screamed; 'IN THE PAPER?! WOOD IN THE PAPERBIN?!' I said; 'I'm sorry, I didn't sleep well. I just thought...wood..trees...paper...and that's how it happened.' He nearly calmed down, but then looked at the paperbin and shouted; 'THERE WAS STILL A BIT OF CHOCOLATE RESIDUE ON THAT!!!!! LOOK AT WHAT YOU HAVE DONE, WE CAN NO LONGER RECYCLE THAT PAPER PROPERLY WITH CHOCOLATE ON IT!!! DO YOU REALISE WHAT THIS MEANS?! WE HAVE TO THROW THAT PIECE OF PAPER AWAY IN THE RESTMÜLL AND IT CANNOT BE RECYCLE, HOW COULD YOU, HOW COULD YOU?!."
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@mynamejeff3545 My book `Wie mann ein Deutscher wird` says German use anything from teeth to shoes and tablecorners, as long as it isn´t a bottle/opener. ( Just want to clarify that I, ofcourse, realise that's a stereotype.)
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@mynamejeff3545 Hahaha, I'm Dutch and I know what you mean. I néver open a bottle and even I have a bottle opener at home. I don't drink, I've never used it. But I do have one :P
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Tapwater-thing happened here in the Netherlands as well. I tried to explain that the tapwater was just as good (if not better) in comparison to storebought water, and that it had no chlorine in it. The tourist (lady) looked at me with a sheer look of panic, large eyes and then she just sortof...walked off really fast and yelled at her husband; 'HANK! HANK! Let's go to the other supermarket, they don't have enough waterbottles here!!! .... I SAID THEY DON'T HAVE ENOUGH HERE, ONLY LIKE 15 BOTTLES! THE OTHER STORE MIGHT HAVE MORE!!!!!!!'
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@zzzs8117 Yeah no, I know that. But she really did not trust that it was clean without the chlorine in it. Just like a couple that stood near a church and did not believe it was well-build, even though the sign said it was from somewhere in the 1600's and that it had withstood everything from hurricanes to floods, with it's 1,5 meters-thick walls. Her husband leaned against it and she screamed; 'DOnt dO ThAt! You don't know if they build it right, it might collapse any minute!' That sortof..well..panicky behaviour is what I mean.
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Maybe she felt intimidated to stand near a man with a weapon and funneled that anxiety and frustration into anger. Like a human.
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@masterbaiter0fthebait572 Yeah because that's always fun, taunting a man with a gun. It's their favorite hobby, huh? Don't tell me you're a cop.
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Congratulations on your white skin.
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@GoofysHatBand I gave you a compliment, is that racist?
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@GoofysHatBand Go cry about it to your perfect police.
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@GoofysHatBand You wouldn't say "I'm good" if you weren't white, that's what I'm saying.
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@GoofysHatBand It's frustrating to me that you are so blind to your countries' problems and I fear you will cause it to worsen with your attitude.
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@GoofysHatBand On the contrary, I know too much about your country for my liking. You on the other hand, have no clue where I'm from, which is why you didn't even specify it. "Worry about your own country" is something I'm already doing bytheway, because we're slowly sinking the same shitty way, because of the Americanisation. Our obesity-problems have started getting worse, ever since we have more American products and television. Talking about inflating problems here. What problems were you talking about bytheway, that we 'inflated' at your place? Are you talking about how we brought you Santa Claus or the word 'cookies'? Is that what inflated your people?
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@GoofysHatBand It´s all over my profile, you didn't even have the decency to check out who you're speaking to. And why on earth would I trust you to know about my knowledge when it comes to the USA. HAve you any idea how loud your country is about it's problems?
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@GoofysHatBand "superpowercountry" I wondered when you were going to use that word, you're the 5th already. Just because my country is tiny, doesn't mean we don't know what it's like to have a crowded full country that is full of multicultural people. And contrary to you all with your superpowers, we're still getting along fine (just slowly sinking into American obesity-and-poverty-crisis as I mentioned.) I have not consumed any hyped up news, that is what your country is known for. I have watched documentaries about the problems your country faces (and the opportunities it has) from the moment I could read subtitles. By trying to put my country down, you're not helping yourselves.
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Tell that to the 9 year old autistic kid that was arrested and will not be able to get a proper job in the future because he got a panic attack and kicked near his teacher.
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When I was about 12, we went to Köln with our Dutch group and I was so happy that everyone understood me. Until I stood at the McDonalds-counter and the girl said 'Zweirobi' and I had no clue what she meant. I asked about 4-5 times, she got more and more frustrated. Then she said, out loud; 'ZWEI. EURO. BITTE!' and I handed her the coin.
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