>france
France
Liam Sanchez
Kayden Hill
more like
>Paris
every capital in the world is like this, fuck off
Angel Hernandez
Whats wrong?
Luis Collins
Wrong.
Jaxson Gonzalez
Why the fuck are Asians always wearing those stupid things? It looks ridiculous.
Thomas Robinson
Manspreading is still allowed there?
Daniel Cooper
hahahaha why the fuck can't europoors afford cars? (((With public transportation))), you have to associate with the worst scum in cramped conditions.
Grayson Price
What?
Cooper Kelly
europoors can't afford cars
Ian Sanders
>every capital in the world is like this, fuck off
AH AH AH AH AH
Hudson Martinez
there's another thing, the area downtown is restricted for cars, I am literally forced to use public transport to get to my uni, doc etc.
(and yes, cars are extremely expensive, so is fuel)
en.wikipedia.org
I'd like to see your face if you had a 68.84% fuel tax...
Elijah Campbell
More like a mix of "oh fuck, ye olde cities aren't planned for cardriving like some if not all the US ones" and "well, our gov thought about a new tax on gas/engine/seatbelts/anything-they-think-of because muh pollution".
Enjoy your driving privilege, burger. I fucking would, if I were you.
Adam Adams
everyone glorifies public transportation when they're broke. yet the first thing everyone does when they make decent money is buy a car (and uber everywhere)
Alexander Powell
Even for japan, you don't even know how much weaboos and blacks are in Tokyo
Tyler Rodriguez
i was in france lasts week. I saw the most coalburners I have ever seen in my life. Made me realized how based Midwestern Americans are. French are the perfect of example of decadent degrading post-modern society
Jayden Williams
>in her head
>"hes manspreading, b~but hes a poor refugee"
>can not compute
Thomas Powell
>I'd like to see your face if you had a 68.84% fuel tax
You guys vote for that though. Those lefty gibsmedat programs aren't going to pay for themselves, you know.
Oliver Bell
Isaac Cruz
why are there so many coalburners in paris? They fuck the darkest coal black niggers on the planet and walk around arm in arm with them with no shame. School groups always had at least 3-4 halfnigs that clearly have a white parent
Wyatt Gutierrez
white women love to be manspread by strong brown men
how can white men even compete
Sebastian Hernandez
>Lisbon
>drug dealers everywhere
>as clean as India
>Litteral ruins
Well, at least you're generally nice people (except the waiters, topest of dicks), and food is quite good and cheap as fuck, still better than Paris for that.
Christopher Baker
either air pollution or to stop spreading of colds
Carter Campbell
Why isnt she protesting about that bigot is manspreading? She really needs to let him know how sexist he is by doing that
Owen Perez
>European capitals
youtube.com
Joshua Hernandez
It's when they are sick and are considerate of other and not spread it elsewhere. It is just basic common courtesy
Justin Morris
>"it's ok, it's ONLY our biggest cultural capitals the ones being turned into 3rd world slums! History and culture are for faggots who cares lol"
Oliver Morris
Contrary to the US, who segregated their niggers until late 60's, the racemixing appeared way earlier in France under (((their))) influence. Colonialism drawback, I guess.
Noah Sanchez
Retreating = losing.
American conservatives retreated from the big cities and now the whole administration is liberal as fuck, crippling every single politician trying to turn things around.
>but muh nuh
Your time is too precious to spend 4 hours trafficking from your suburbs just to do administrative job, libruls meanwhile thrive in big cities and as such all secretaries, postal workers, large amount of higher-court judges(SCOTUS excluded) etc. etc. etc. are libruls. This is why I was always skeptical about Trump. Let's say he wants to do everything he promised and more. So he wants to start deportations of illegals on mass scale - big cities offer them sanctuary. Introduces tariffs - coastal city authorities start ignoring smuggling. Reforms education - teachers keep preaching their librul bullshit.
We can go on and on. Don't give up any ground. Public transport is usually cheaper, you can spend money you've saved on something productive or simply enjoyable instead of fuel. Otherwise all that will happen is - the middle class pays taxes some of which go for public transport(which usually runs on loss) and the poor are using it.
Angel Foster
there is no anti-vote allowed, it is a closed and monopolized system.
Sometimes I wish Sanders had won though, as there still are Americans around dreaming of socialism, European social-democracy and all that, income taxes doubling and tripling overnight, 19% VAT and 150% sales taxes for cars - damn I would have loved to see those faces.
thelocal.dk
Once in uni an American buddy asked where to buy books, I told him just go into the store down the road as this is the closest. He said he wants to compare prices, when I asked whether he looks for a 2nd hand book he said he wants to have a new one. I told him all books cost the same as we have the Buchpreisbindung (make an Ami pronounciate that...), it's the a fixed book price agreement, all cost the same no matter where you wish to buy them...he thought I was some kind of moron.
en.wikipedia.org
Isaac Ortiz
Either manspreading is real or it isn't. Which one is it?
Jeremiah Scott
...
Colton Gutierrez
>Public transport is usually cheaper, you can spend money you've saved on something productive or simply enjoyable instead of fuel.
I don't know, fuel is actually pretty important to me, as driving is very enjoyable. That freedom to get in my car whenever I want instead of waiting for bus/train/subway, freedom to go wherever I want and park at my destination instead of getting off at "my stop" and spend an extra 20-40 minutes commuting to my destination, the freedom to make spur-of-the-moment stops at random stores/restaurants instead of having to plan those stops in advance or otherwise limit myself to the businesses available at my destination...
I could go on and on like this. The only way driving car would put you at a disadvantage would be if traffic is absolutely abysmal, like in NYC. But, well, that all comes down to living in a place appropriate to your lifestyle and means. I don't live in the biggest metropolis, but I live in a fairly large city. Traffic is never an issue; I can get from point A to B without the heavy traffic and jams that you'd be concerned with in a place like NYC.