Your country has a huge problem with these minorities !!! Bulgaria, many years ago, was trying to send them back to Turkey (the Bulgarian Gypsies are from Turkey and Romania and they are very dangerous and miserable) ... Unfortunately, after the fall of communism in my country, the Gypsies became from minority in majority and are real a big threat to our economy and the country, as well as to every country where they go... wish you luck britain's :)
@Ninth Tome so sinti=gypsy so ur a gypsy and Gypsy's immigrated from north India in the 14 to 15 century and u say they have rights to Romanian Albanian Bulgarian and Greek land u go learn history fuckwit
Lack of education severely limits job opportunities. And having more children than you can feed will keep you in poverty until the kids are old enough to leave the house. Being a mother to early can limit Critical Thinking Skill Development. Because you never spend time thinking for yourself but for your child without a period of Self Independence. Making you dependent on your husband and parents for every life choice. Learning Critical Thinking taking risks then failing to reach some goals and getting in trouble for disobeying some common sense rules. Failure teaches as much as success but as long as you fail in a safe environment and not go off the deep end of dealing with the consequences. But mothers cannot Take Risks without worrying about how it affects their children.
Also Gypsies are generally hard working people I should know, I am half Tongan on my mothers side and half Sinti German on my fathers side. We all work hard and most of us even own businesses it is just the stigma not the people who actually screw things up!
@@th33th1ng Spain literally passed laws forcing Roma people to integrate and become part of society, and yet they still didn’t. These people got every chance to integrate and they refuse.
@@th33th1ng No, what I am saying is that Spain passed laws mandating that Romani people wear modern clothing and live in towns and cities with the rest of the population. They refused. They seem to be doing the exact same thing today.
I love how you call the guy running a halal fish shop, with his Sri-Lankan wife, a racist because he finds it repugnant that someone would try to sell him a baby.
But negative attitude of native Europeans towards Gypsies are not one-sided. Gypsies also have a strong antipathy towards Europeans. Anti-Gypsyism is also not exclusively a European thing and can be found among Arabs or Turks fir example.
@@xxvxxv5588 i think arabs don't even know what gypsies are since htey don't live in the middle east maybe turkey has some but they are small in numbers
Having offered flats in Poland they started to live there. After a few months the flats were missing radiators, bathtubs etc. They sold them for metal scrap.
@@thundahorse7235 when I first met Romanian people in my life I was very suprised they were blonde etc. I had all my life thought all Romanians are Gypsies... Sad..
Trésor Irumva 1) your question is racist 2) suffering is a fact of life so that alone is not a valid argument 3) you are denying the basic dignity of the Roma people by supposing they don’t have free will. They have perfected vagrancy a way of life. However, many Roma blooded people live perfectly respectful lives. If there is anyone suffering in this picture, they are the law abiding citizens. Why do you defend bad behavior?
Trésor Irumva shut up you fucking racist! What do you have against white people, you post racist comments about white people everywhere! Racist, racist, racist!
x y okay wait till they take your car like they did to me and then you will think differently and my one year old was in at the time, the police had to do a tpac to stop them. I wouldn’t want you living near me. If you like them so much go and live in their country then.
As a person with Romani heritage, this is heartbreaking and accurate. The prejudice is over the top, but, unfortunately, many of the generalised accusations are correct.
@@jeffreyboi5141 I mean it's usually understood that we as a collective are antisocial, even if there are countless anti -examples. What needs to be understood further though is that it's also society's fault, not just the Romani community's.
@@palcsoke if you mfs would just adapt and adjust like the rest of us, there wouldnt be any problem. but hey, keep playing the victim, that ll solve your internal issues.
@@igbotimehopper64yearsago46 how is it an excuse, I'm informing people how their view would have changed if he said the story after she asked if he was racist. I dont care if you find him racist he likely married that woman cause she needed papers and she didn't have a choice if she wanted to go abroad. It's what it is
I feel uncomfortable with the lady interviewing the chip shop owner asking if he's racist when he is clearly traumatised by someone literally trying to sell him a baby, and she was invalidating his genuine concerns from her middle class sanctimonious ivory tower. I am a passionate Remain supporter but it's these middle class people who continually refuse to listen to the working class that cause them to vote for Brexit.
Couldn't agree more doublereds. It the upper middle class, who look their noses down at the working class and their struggles that cause things like brexit and right wing parties to flourish. The rich want policies that won't affect them at all, but will definitely affect the poor, and then call them racists or whatever when the poor are upset. I think its the main reason for the nationalist surge we are seeing all over the western world
@@markus2928 you cant just assume stuff like that, ppl can get triggered. this has nothing to do with pedophilia and thats a strong claim and word. learn your limits with what you say.
It's always the working class who have to deal with the outcomes of the policies made above their head. Culture clash never gets experienced by upper middle class the way they do.
I did not know the Roma excisted until I moved to Prague. My first encounter with a Roma was an old lady shouting at me on the escalator and hitting me with a stick she had because she wanted to pass me. After that, I saw them shouting, cursing, peeing in the street and getting absolutely hammered. They work hard to confirm these stereotypes that excists of them.
As a Bulgarian you dont know how easy you had it there, Bulgaria and Romania have one of the biggest gypsy issues in Europe, ive had these lads trying to fight me and my friends, but then again i saw a small roma child helping my dad with some woodwork :(, the things they reach to just to earn some money (just for it to be snatched away by the parents) is sickening
The aren’t adjusting anything? So the people who’s all-ready lived in a neighborhood have priority status over who gets to move there??? Do you only let people in who come from nice families? Pretty faced preferably? Well off, nice car? If they live there they are the same as all the other neighbors, regardless of reputation
Because the media thinks anyone lower class is dumb and racist and needs to be told what to do. Meanwhile, they completely ignore all the genuine problems the locals face because of the policies. They aren't listened to anymore and that leaves an opening for far right parties to listen and become their only voice.
@@gutsjoestar7450 Chile- If being oppressed for almost a millennium by the Europeans, and then being expected to somehow build up their community from literally nothing with no jobs because of employment discrimination on top of the blatant prejudice toward the roma isn't racism, then I don't know what is.
@@jurjclooners829 Do you have evidence of any Roma kidnapping "white" babies? You often get rumours that even make the press. They invariably turn out to be bullshit. In WW2 tens of thousands of Roma babies & children from all over Europe were kidnapped, starved & tortured by Nazis & placed in concentration camps where they were gassed. Historians estimate that between 220,000 & 500, 000 Roma were killed.
Will Wilberforce You weren't there when your grandmother was apparently sold. & she was obviously too young to know what happened..So who's story are you relying on?. So she wad sold to your great grandparents i presume? What kind of people would buy a baby? Almost as bad ad selling one..I wouldn't necessarily believe all stories that come down through families...
@Will Wilberforce There's a whole heap of crimes you've just described there..The worst being murder in a concentration camp. A crime where Roma were the victims. The second, your non gypsy grandfather sounds like a pedophile who has no problem with buying a virtual slave . Do you have any idea what conditions would make someone resort to selling a child? It's possible, even probable that starvation drove this action. Especially post WW1 Europe was a chaotic mess, & as usual the Roma were last on the list for any help. Sell a child to save her from starvation & the others too. Unfortunate but understandable... It is also important to remember that the Roma dowry system can often look like a sale, & in that era it wasn't just gypsies who married their girls off at a young age. The age of consent in Germany & Austria is currently14 .
The Roma people have a nomadic history in Europe. When I was a child, a bunch of us would go into in nearby forests and would find them sitting at a fire pit next to horse drawn wagons. The Romas used to go around local villages stealing whatever they could find: chickens, food items, money and jewelry. My bedridden father was robbed by one very flashy Roma woman who danced for him and then asked for some change which he gave to her thereby disclosing the location of his cash stash. She danced some more and he ended up losing his cash. It is true, that the locals would hide anything there was out of sight and lock their doors until they were gone. They used to be called travelers or gypsies.
Unless you have been in their place and have been discriminated against as such, you have no right to say what you have said. Support and be understanding of EVERYONE. You NEVER know what happens in someone else's life.
@@chloeantoinette3692 so are you saying discrimination will make it so they dont want to work and feed their family. Back when Jim Crow laws were around African American people didn't just pout around they made change and they also got a job to feed their kids because their kids not running on a empty stomach was important
I had a Roma house help. She was the nicest, cleanest and most honest person. What made me sad was how conscious and cautious she was. Everytime she found a euro o two on the sofa or somewhere she made sure to tell me immediately. She was always afraid I would think she would steal. I've caught myself having racial prejudices when I didn't find something valuable. Which is also sad. I am working on it. I don't want to be racist.
That's heartbreaking, I had a similar case with my previous house helper💔 I'm glad you're working on your predujices. This will help you become a better version of yourself and more open minded towards life. Good luck!💛💕
🙄 You mean bigot...not racist. Although the millennials change the definitions of words, please use the original connotation in context. By the way, I am proud that you are trying to a better person. We need more of this perspective in the Earth realm.
I just found my Roma father a few weeks ago and we met for the first time in 27 years. My mom got us out of the culture and ive got to say, im so grateful. They are one of the crime families in the states and i felt like i had to watch everything i said around him. crazy stuff.
i firmly stand against racism antisemitism all of that, but there is a root problem i want to exclamate without pejorativeness, it is difficult to maintain a lifestyle that denies contemporary institutions and commitment efforts to society
@@TankMarko You do realise this attitude is what makes them so distrustful of non-Roma people? If they can’t trust non-Roma they’re not going to want to integrate or “contribute”, idiot. Also. Way to generalise. There are many Roma who do work and have integrated.
My grandma had gypsies as neighbors, she always used to say "I'm happy they live here, as they don't steal from neighbors directly, they don't want to have problems in the area".
People should offer the children free education and give them values so that they can function in Western Society. At this rate they just leeching off social benefits
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse I don't know the % but they go to school up until a certain age and then the parents take them out. Here where i live, the girls get taken out at age 10 not sure about thre boys. So they prevent what you suggested from happening 😔
Palesa Letlhogonolo As an adult I do choose the life I want to live. Children don’t have that luxury due to their dependence on adults. Stop living in your delusional little world. Sheesh
@@macho6596 I'm pretty sure they take them out , ion know about all countries but in countries like Slovakia & Czechia they have some segregated schools and make some Romani kids go to special needs schools so there isn't really a point of them going to school at that point
I'm from Romania and I have a few things to say about Gypsies. 1: They are a separate ethnicity from Romanians. They lived in Romania and other parts of the Balkans for almoust 800 years after migrating from India and they haven't assimilated. They speak their own language and have their own culture. Back in Romania they are seen like that room-mate that always makes you nerves but with whom you got used to. 2. Do not expect them to respect the law and your government's authorities. They have their own laws, their own kind of police and their own leaders, who are called "bulibasha" and even their own kings. There are some Gypsies who integrate and work hard. One of them became one of the richest people in Romania (Gruia Stoica), but most do not.
I am from romania too and I ask a bit of consistency in the hatred. If gypsies are different from romanians then seklers from Harghita/Covasna county are different from romanians too. But romanians generally act like gypsies are not romanian, yet insist that seklers are, and they should speak romanian fluently. I don't know about your position on the matter but this general hypocrisy has to be pointed out.
My grandpa is Italian, back in 58 his brother was kidnapped and almost trafficked in Rome by a Roma Gypsies. His uncle came with the police in time to stop them since a neighbor saw the kidnapping. I’ve never met one in real life, but I’ve been told to stay away from them, especially because I’m a girl.
@@libtardiacitizen yeah, I’m just horrible for calling that group in my grandpas small town “human traffickers” even though they were doing exactly that and were arrested for that crime.
Lol the Italians complain 🤣 😂 😅 🤣😅.. so did you ever heard of la cosa nostra peperoni ??? In italy the maffia were made ! And it seems like you are not scared from those killing machines bcuz its your own race ! The maffia is much more dangerous than we the roma my peperoni firend! In a time you guys went through the same things as we did every body tought you guys were gangsters!! Its the same story with us !
@@djfrankie7586 I got robbed 3 weeks ago from a Roma in Hungary unfortunately, I’m sorry to say that but too many of them are scary and like making problems :/
Marina Gaughtblattz, I think you're the person that Sandy Carty meant.... Then again, maybe we should though, they'd actually have to work then! So good plan, even though you just wanted 'prove your point' or whatever
Exactly same in the UK. Most of us do not drop litter or make mess. Any group who that whether rich white, Roma or anyone breaks our laws and should be made to pick it all up. A lot of us pick up litter on our own roads too as we don't want it around. I do that. I am sure some Roma are tidy, quiet and hard working and if they are I have no problem with them.
um, sorry? I'm romanian, but half gypsy. I go to university and study communication (and im paying my OWN student loans), i work in the insurence industry and i DO have gypsy neighbors and trust me, they really are ok people. its true, not all the gypsies are bad people. Some of them are really intelligent and ambitious.
I come from Russia and throughout my grandma's life, my mom's life, and my childhood, we have experienced threats of being cursed and being threatened at knifepoint for money and jewelry, even in public squares. A lot of the "racism" you document here is cultural trauma and social exhaustion from being put into a perceived position of power over a people that instead refuse to follow public order and then act the victim. Like always there are the gems that try to make the best for themselves and their families, but when someone threatens you and your family at knifepoint or tries to sell you a baby for less than $500, you should really think about the bigger idea, not just pointing fingers and yelling, "racist!"
Ну спасибо что хоть ты понимаешь это. Си называют этих расистов ну блядь это как раз есть правда даже моя мать рассказывала мне как её один раз постарались украсть от её материй
"It seems like these problems are caused by people who aren't ready for change." What? Where the hell did you get that from? The last guy you talked to was pissed because he got robbed, not because he's afraid of change.
@ not based, fact proven . if you arent a hypocrite, why dont you move with all your possesions nearby an area like that? Prove to the rest you consider Based that they are wrong , that they are being racist ? That way you hit two birds with one stone , you'd be doing a good for that community and prove the racists wrong . Otherwise you just a keyboard justice warrior with cheetos dust on his face .
Wow this video tries to be sympathetic but instead really highlights all the problems with the Roma and the need to significantly restrict their immigration. Good job Vice.
That's usually what happens in Hungary is well. The media always tries to portray them as victims and the some of the Roma claim that nobody wants to hire them but that's just simply not true. I get it that some places might really not want to hire them due to their reputation but they could always find a job if they kept looking. The truth is that many of them simply don't want to work they rather steal, do illegal stuff or just live on welfare with half a dozen kids in poor conditions. Anybody who grew up among a lot of gypsies will tell you that only like 1 out of 100 is a decent person. And no sane person should label you as racist if you are somewhat afraid of them. Because in this case that's just being reasonable. We don't think they behave like this due to their genes but due the fact that most of them grow up with terrible parents, siblings and friends. Sometimes it's so bad that 9-10 year old kids are already willing to threaten you with a knife. And adult gypsies often commit such terrible crimes especially when under the influence of some drug for trivial things that it's completely inhuman. For example a few weeks ago a 40 something year old man stabbed a 25 year old guy to death because the guy didn't let him pet his dog on a tram. And a few years ago two drunktard had beaten a man to death because he didn't let them park their car at a place where it was not allowed to park to begin with. And the worst thing is that some "expert" come up with the conclusion that "It was possible that the illness the victim had for a while caused his death" even though he was completely fine before he was killed. When I've read these news it made my blood boil.
Dude did you see the conditions they live in? Those look like shots from the camps and slums of the war-torn Middle East. F outta here trying to justify their oppression
I know a couple of them that are employed in Croatia. All of them have been really hard working their whole life and are now mostly prosecuted by their society for not giving up and settling to the standards of the rest of their society.
@@zamphox It is profitable lol. They dont send them to school, force them to beg and steal, their clothes are mostly stolen or second hand and so on. They do bring in more money than they cost.
There is DEFINITELY a substantial amount of discrimination that Roma face, BUT there have also been countless attempts towards integration, every single one of them so far have failed, uniformly in Western, Northern, Southern and Eastern Europe. Saying that we shouldn't expect Roma to change their culture comes from a place of ignorance. 1, Roma use a clan system. There are clans that are traditionally specialized in music, jewel crafting etc. Then there are clans specialized in thievery, begging and other criminal activities. Of course we should demand they should these cultural traits. 2, In many Roma groups child marriages, bridal sales, loan sharking etc are also cultural traits. Of course we should demand they'd accept to change these habits. 3, In countries like Spain massive efforts are being made to keep Roma children in school, often practically bribing the parents with cash grants just to get them to keep their children in school. These efforts usually fail as girls are pulled from school at around 13-14 and are married off, and are usually pregnant and with child by 15-16. Boys also leave school by ages 14-15, for varied and usually cultural reasons. It's complicated really. We certainly should certainly come up with better integration schemes and make the effort of applying them. But the fact remains that it has to be reciprocal, the Roma need to accept the fact that they need to make certain changes to their culture.
@Zsuzsanna Varga you speak of personal anecdotes and about why the slums and the people are so bad yet you don’t think about WHY they are like that. Do you think it’s because they are genetically or culturally disposed to act the way they do? I think it due to the discriminatory anti Roma laws that many European governments have put in place lol
@Zsuzsanna Varga yes their lives suck and can make others lives. If you cared about them then you should be on the side of making their material conditions rather than just bitching about a marginalized people
@@yeahokbuddy2510 Listen dude, I'm a leftist myself and I agree that there's a ton of discrimination against the Roma people as a group. But what @Zsuzsanna Varga said is for the most part true unfortunately. You say that we should care and we should improve their material conditions, absolutely, as a society we're responsible for that. But WHAT do you need? As Varga mentioned, they can send their kids to school, but they don't, they send them on the streets to beg strangers for money and food. They live in abhorrent poverty, and yet they have more than 5 or 6 kids. They talk about how they don't have food for their kids while they smoke cigarettes and drink cheap alcohol. What is a country supposed to DO when a huge majority of a community just refuses to act civilized and responsible? I genuinely am curious what kind of specific policies you would implement for example if you were in charge.
They’re not all bad people, my coworker is a gypsy and he’s actually a really hardworking man working to put food on the table for his family and a roof above their head
Nobody says they’re all bad. The academic guy saying we don’t ask any other people to change their culture is incorrect. When your culture includes your people breaking the law then simply requiring them to obey what all other people do shouldn’t be decried as racist. Just because something is culture or tradition doesn’t make it alright all of a sudden. Underage weddings are indefensible irrelevant of it being part of their identity.
As a student I was renting a room in a building with shared toilets/kitchen/shower with about 10 others. One day a family of Roma gypsies moved in, they was living with 6 (2 adults and 4 children) in a 8m2 room. They was pretty loud all the time, which didn’t matter much because most of us there was students anyway and we weren’t the quietest ourselves anyway, but what really threw me off was they was using the shower to take shits in. Literally every morning when I went in the shower I’d find 2 or 3 turds just laying there, the toilet was literally the next door next to the shower but they somehow decided they wanted to take shits in the shower.
Sorry guys, over here in Ireland the cunts carry Romanian passports and reported in newspapers as "Romanian nationals". but I keep having to explain to people that they're not Romanians and that Romanians are white europeans just like us Irish.
I love how after every interview of people saying how they have suffered at the hands of these migrants that they are just "racist" and "not ready for change"
@@christiandaniels8045 except that's not what any of them were saying. It's like you guys just are unable to hear anything that might go against what you think a republican is.
@@Goingwithafakehandlehere dude says someone tried to sell him a baby then decides he doesn't want any of them coming to his country that sounds exactly like what I said
@@christiandaniels8045 Go and live amongst them. I grew up in Eastern Europe and have more than just first hand experience. With all due respect, you have no idea what you're talking about
No offence. No one liked Jewish, black and Irish people. What is the difference from attitudes from a hundred years ago to now? Do you think average people thought yegua here hard working and part of “good” society?
That's if it's actually true; which if it is doesn't say anything about an entire group of people. Why is it ok suddenly to judge Roma people by criminals amongst them?
@@scipioprime69 She did not. I swear to got. It's dumbass non-native English speakers like you confusing this. She asked what HE thought about the MEDIA accusing him of being racist.
After having them living there 3 years, it would resemble their "ancestral land" and nobody would take that land from them because nobody would want it.
My mother, who was born in 1898, lived in a small Iowa town & remembers a call going out, “the gypsies are coming “. Everyone rushed around taking clothes off the line, locking stock in the barn, clearing away as much as they could. In the US, that long ago, their reputation was already well established.
And my great-grandparents were Roma from Poland move here in the 1910's and I'm glad they moved here. Because otherwise my grandmother would have never become a nurse because of all the racism. And because of what you're saying that's the reason why my great-grandparents had to hide the fact that they were Roma because of racist idiots like yourself. But my great-grandparents work their asses off and so did my grandmother and all her siblings and so does my mother and so do I and so to my brothers. By the way there's over a million of us in the United States.
Because they don't do it in the USA, them main reason is that they do not follow their traditional style of life there. I remember it from my own life, not grandmother's, but the problem is that your linen, clothes and stuff would have disappeared if you hadn't hid it. There are different subethnic groups among them, some are not criminal at all.
I am Indian but I think that locals have have full rights over their lands and locals shouldn't always adjust and these people don't even learn English even though they are living in UK
@@salimoro4624 yeah sure whatever, where i live it's like this, if where you live it's not like this then hey happy for you but don't lecture me on my country's situation
They don't integrate and force their kids into child labour, child marriage, and have them live in awful conditions. I don't care about their skin or their culture. I don't want children to be systematically treated like that in my country, and they are doing just that. So yeah, that's the tea 🍵easy how everyone forgets the children... Edit: they also keep their kids out of education
The Roma have been in Britain since the late 1800s. We have integrated into British Society and are a decent hard working people. Our children are allowed to go to school, many choose not to. Marriage isn't allowed until the age accepted by the country of residence. My uncle was a Police Officer, I have worked as a private security consultant for 20 years, my grandfather worked on the railway. We have been persecuted for centuries and denied opportunities freely available to other races.
@@colpope9361 that's the case for Britain. I am not against your race, but the particular communities in the Balkans that do all of what I wrote above. It's a real issue
@@colpope9361 Pre-university education is free in the UK. University education is accessible to most who want it. As you said, some Romani choose to reject education. In rejecting education you voluntarily place yourself in the lower levels of society.
A Roma kid tried to sell me a rose in town. When I said no, I don't want a rose he punched me in the face and ran away. Lovely people the Roma. Edit: please read my replies down below before saying I’m generalising or a racist
Well a Roma lady isn’t much of an adversary if she chose to be. Physically I mean. I’m glad you had a good experience but when I visited Kosice the relationship between the Roma and the locals was thousand times worse than anything we see here in the west. The entire Roma population lives in two Soviet sky scrapers a little Bit outside the city which they took over illegally that is connected by a single bus line which is regularly pelted with breeze blocks and debris and any attempt at providing services and education are tacitly declined by a communal show of violence against any well meaning outsider who dares set foot in their ghetto. It’s so odd how behaviour we detest and find unacceptable in our society all of a sudden needs polemic defence and external efforts of preservation just because it’s an exotic culture we have no right to pretend to understand.... Selling off your children as wives, normalising a parasitic lifestyle and sanctioning the dehumanisation of all non-Roma is terrible for them and the people living around them. The sad thing is that the core of the Roma culture consists of a separation between them and us so fundamental they prefer to live destitute lives and reject a productive subsistence lifestyle that it’s almost impossible to engineer positive change as an outsider. I’m just not going to defends culture like that, call me racist all you like. Sorry.
gфøglэ рlûš I just don’t know how to discuss and engage with that topic without generalising. Having to always preface by “not all:....” shouldn’t be requisite because if anyone thinks that all people of any group have the same issues about them and none of the group are deep thinkers or vary in their opinions then that anyone isn’t even worth talking to. There’s always a variety of characteristics in any people. Of course there are great Roma and there are great clans of Roma people that think differently. In my comment I wasn’t even generalising. I was talking about the Roma in Kosice and the Roma in Germany in two different ways. It’s impossible to discuss with one another in service of a better future for the Roma people if we can’t talk about the issues within their communities without being called bigoted. Fundamentally I’m not attacking the people I’m attacking the ideas and ideals which cause harm if they are made blueprint for action. I feel sorry for the kids that grow up in these cultures where pursuing a life outside our civilised society is a source of pride and their traditions define and interconnect all members within their society like cement. It’s nice to say don’t generalise and I agree with the sentiment but what is going on with these tribes is not good. It’s not good and we should be allowed to talk about what makes it not good otherwise nothing will ever change. ....
You guys, here's a "fun" story. I used to do voluntary work here in Romania in order to help the least fortunate of the romani people - and I am talking about those living on dump sites with houses made of cardboard, having no clothes or shoes etc. The programme I was in offered the kids there clothes, toys, regular baths, new places to live and, most important, the chance to free education provided by professionals, meaning going to school every morning and receiving breakfast and lunch (all free)! For the adults there were free training programmes in order for them to be able to find jobs. One day we had this cute 7 year old kid who was very keen on participating in class and you could just see he enjoyed being there. And one day he stopped coming to school. So I went to his mother and confronted her by saying "Ok, here's the deal - he has a great chance to be educated and do something better in life than beg for money, he has 2 hot meals per day and the chance to be around kids the same age. Why are you preventing him from that?" Her response (before yelling at me and tell me to f*ck off) was "Why go to school? Why work? We are living on social aid and we are doing fine." What's my point - since many people in the comments are ignorant enough to think we are all racists. THEY ARE GIVEN THE POSSIBILITY TO WORK/GO TO SCHOOL, MAKE MONEY THE RIGHT WAY, BUT THEY REFUSE TO TAKE IT, SINCE STAYING HOME ON SOCIAL AID AND DYING OF HUNGER AND FILTH IS MORE 'COMFORTABLE'. They are offered special places in school (from primary school to college), but those places are most of the time empty. And I AM NOT BLAMING THE KIDS, since all they know is what that lady said to my face. Anyway, fast forward two weeks later, the programme shuts down, since no children/adults come to classes/training anymore (not even for the free meals). Yes, social services were called in order to get the kids to a safe and healthy environment. But that is not enough... And I am so sorry there's nothing more I can do for those poor little souls who end up just like their parents.
I'll add little more to your fun story. The distrust that has been created from last few centuries not days not decades but centuries cannot be wiped out with one or two programs. You have to strive and work harder and harder everyday and night for months for years for few decades to actually make difference. You cannot just walk in and say hey do this and your problem will be fixed. You must be thinking it's impossible what I'm saying than there're agencies working hard from decades on a single program and the results are phenomenal. I was amazed by one such organization AKDN if you follow their work you'll realize that there's no easy fix. All I've to say is gaining trust should be your primary agenda in any kind of humanitarian work.
@@mirceapintelie361 i think his point is nobody is going to stop the monk, because 1 - it's his culture 2 - it's his choice 3 - has nothing to do with us. if that's really his argument tho, what he's missing is that the comparison is not fair. assuming the monks don't steal and attack others constantly, at least
It doesn’t matter what she hears, sees, or “learns” about the Roma situation she has decided already that everyone has to be racist, no matter any evidence. Maybe if people like this reporter didn’t constantly rationalise every single issue with them, this helping them justify their “victimhood” instead of an honest assessment from EVERYONE so maybe they take some responsibility for their situation and learn to change and become more “civilised” to better integrate.
My wife's family is Sinti, they came to the USA a generation ago and have done so well for themselves ever since. Every single one of them says that a big reason they were able to do well is because very few people in the States had pre-concieved ideas about them as Gypsies. Without the stigma in their way; they were able to get hired and work, open bank accounts and save money, purchase homes and vehicles, and send their kids to good schools. Turns out that when you don't discriminate against them and deny them everything needed to improve their situation, they improve their situation. Imagine that.
Similar case in Brazil. I think people in Brazil may think they are weird or exotic, but usually Brazilians don't have any ill thoughts about them and they do reasonably well there.
I got something to say about Brazilian people………. They are extremely hard working people that deserve a chance just like Romani people. Turns out when people live worse then most of their neighbors you will see their desperation for life.
Hello, I am from Australia and I visited Slovakia on several occasions. At first, I was appalled at the way the Slovaks were describing the Romas and their attitudes towards them. But after being there I soon realised the difficulty of living next to the Roma people. I think we should place sympathy where it is earnt such as for the systematic destabilisation of the governments of many African nations. Not for people who are unwilling to work and only want easy money.
@Gabi Nepotu in slovakia i can tall you that more than 90 % are like that... in my village there is one normal romani family and its funny that we respect them but other romani shun them and attack them bc they work and behave like others...
My friend went into a bank to get money while he was in Italy. A Roma man was waiting for him and demanded money. We had to basically tell this guy we were going to beat his ass if he didn't leave my friend alone. I am not a racist but sometimes stereotypes are warranted.
@@michellealvarez9459 Not all, but most. I lived among them, if you don't beat them badly they will not "respect" you. I know it is wrong beating people up, but that is the only way they will respect you.
@@livinglegendlanadelrey Okay, enjoy getting mugged and beaten as you walk through a roma ghetto thinking that your tolerance for a people who can't tolerate you will save you
Nobody hates them for their identity. Rather it is for their actions. So no racism here. If they stop thieving, begging, being generally anti social, shouting all the time, actually getting educated and working. we would all like them
Maybe if people gave them a chance to work they could stop begging so yes it's all based of racism. They try to get jobs but unfortunately people in Europe don't give them the opportunity because of discrimination and stereotype. " Nobody hates them for their identity " is rather ignorant
@@Letik3x In Spain, we give them jobs but they still prefer to live however they want to. So they just live from the money Spain gives them to integrate, believe me It isn't racism but when they call someone a payo (non romaní) and discriminate them because that or when they steal is difficult to love them. PD: I live in a bad place and it's full of them so i am talking by experiencie
Turk Means Strong! Original Rom people are 250000 only.... Rest of them are tsigan.... Roma came from India.... tsigan are completely different from Roma people... ( a educated Roma told me this all and he doesn’t need to lie )
I went to primary school with gypsies. By any normal definition of domestic abuse they were abused beyond what CPS would normally allow. However, the authorities don't mess with gypsies in my country. I honestly think that if a family abuses their kid, no matter if they're gypsie or not, the kid should be taken away. The kid should grow up in a shitty house away from their family where they're forced to go to school. I honestly think that's the best solution
i understand what your saying by if a child is abused they should be taken away from the people their being abused by i agree 100% however what you just described sounds eerily similar to Canadian residential schools, were indigenous children were taken away from their families that were seen as “dirty, abusive, and corrupt” and were forced to speak english and we’re abused and lots of times died in specialized english catholic schools. these communities are still facing these challenges today as many don’t know their culture, and have been completely assimilated into white anglo-saxon beliefs. forcing children away from their language and culture does way more harm than good, something needs to be done but definitely not that.
@@barbieandthediamondcastle there was a huge scandal about mass graves of native children, at those schools, publicised by the legacy media. It turned out to be 100% false but I don't think the main media ever corrected it. The mass graves hoax undermined the credibility of the media on the issue of children separated from families. It may well be true, but it's hard to trust the lying media after such a horrible campaign of smears against Canada. It's a media that actively undermines all Western societies, in the name of shady agendas
I'm living in a rural part of Switzerland. So far I've only had one direct contact to a gypsy group. A few years ago there was a huge European gathering (I think it was a wedding, not sure though) of gypsies supposed to take place right next to our village. They rented a large festival area nearby with toilets, showers, drinking water and a sheltered dining area. When the first people arrived we were showing them the place explaining to them the rules and what we expected them to do before they leave. They were VERY nice people. At least that's what I thought. On the morning of the fourth day we were supposed to meet with them again. Checking if everything is in order and clean as we had agreed upon before. I was as if struck by lightening. There litteraly was shit everywhere exept for inside the toilets. On the paths, the tables, the benches, the floor, in the lavatory, the showers, on the parking lots EVERYWHERE. On top of that there was garbage on the floor, in the nearby fields, the small stream was congested with litter. Of course everybody had left by the time we arrived. Yes they had payed for the place on the first day but it costed more than three times that to clean it up again afterwards. Such an experience makes it VERY hard not to become prejudiced against them. I would never judge a gypsy man or woman only on grounds of what I have experienced back then but such previously unimaginable things like this are very hard to forget.
i once saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal, they would always begg for money and they were determent to get atleast 5kn
Just saying when I spent two months in Europe going all over. I only had bad experiences with the gypsy groups. From pickpocketing other tourists, begging aggressively, anti social behaviour. I was pretty shocked as a outsider to see how many countries it spanned across. But consistent in being that group of people.
@@sneha3777 some of them try to intigrade into society but most of them dont becouse big cultuar diffrence, i once saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal...so yeah there is bad in good and good in bad
@@ManishGupta-jv6ll because when you employ they mostly steal but how would a foreigner understand. In my country they make so much money from evading taxation and from welfare that they are above everyone else. Most people don't know this but I know because I worked some jobs for my government and saw this with my eyes. In my neighborhood one gypsy used to throw his kids in front of car so the driver would pay his whole fortune to them. The poor kid died eventually and this disgusting piece of crap put a poster saying i miss you my poor son. I've heard from many people similar experience with the one i mentioned above so many times it's disgusting. They treat their kids as means to acquire wealth for the family instead of letting go to school. They force their kids to beg and pickpocket instead of school. But what would you know you see this from afar with your opinion built by american news. I speak from real life from poor country from europe who had no colonies,no slaves. We were slaves to the muslims for 400 years but yes we are just racist not fed up with living in a shitole and having those "people" to deal with on regular basis to top the cherry on the cake.
@@ManishGupta-jv6ll there have been multiple attempts made by the government with little success, the huge majority of gypsies simply do not want to work
There is a reason why the Roma are not well regarded by their neighbors. Many are fine people and mind their business but the overwhelming majority behave despicably. In Bucharest I witnessed Roma parents who would break their babies' limbs and let them heel with deformations in order to use them for begging hoping that others would give more with extra sympathy. In the subway, one of these kids was being paraded on all fours with a collar and a leash around his neck. This is not a story I heard from someone, this horrible spectacle was displayed in front of my very own eyes. Something is wrong with this. And it is not the state.
@Ranger I witnessed the results of the dastardly deed. The child paraded in subway cars with the deformities already inflicted on the child. The locals informed me of this despicable habit of some Roma clans of using deformed kids for begging , often inflicting the deformities on healthy kids . I did not witness the act itself. If I was present , I do not believe that I could have just witness it without taking a 2x4 to the head of the adults that maimed the kid.
In the times of Austria-Hungary, austrian authorities often took the children of the gypsies away and send them to Austria to go to schools. After the WW1, this practice was seen as a human rights abuse and they were to be returned to their roma family members. I can see now why this was done
Here in Greece last year some Romas in the slum area where they live were throwing random gunshots while they were close to a local kindergarten, so a kid that was just playing in his lunch time break bit the dust!!!!
Yeah I agree that was what was missing from this doc. Talking with the locals who live with and around the Roma. Instead they made it very one sided, to the detriment of everyone really.
@@normalhuman6581 The Roma are themselves extremely discriminatory. From the Wikipedia page on Romani culture: "Marriages outside their own groups are extremely rare and often not welcomed. [...] Because of their nomadic lifestyle and differences in language and culture, Roma and their more settled neighbours have held each other in distrust. [...] Romani people avoid gadje [non-Romanis] because non-Romani are believed to be polluting and defile the Romani world. [...] A considerable punishment for a Rom is banishment from Romani society. An expelled person is considered to be "contaminated" and is shunned by other Romanis." In simple terms: they believe themselves to be special and despise the outside world. The Romanis who do not think like this are punished by others. They are also extremely patriarchal, superstitious, and practice child marriage and bride kidnappings. Many take pride in tricking gadjes. Go figure why people do not want to live close to them. It is a terrible culture of voluntary exclusion.
At the train stations in Italy, there are cops who shoo them away from trying to pickpocket tourists. They stand on the freeways at the toll plaza begging for change. The live in really disgusting conditions and dont seem to care. They are a very strange people.
I think it's easy to judge as we've been afforded education and a good upbringing but to call them strange doesn't feel right. What's strange to you might be normal to them. I'm not saying what they do is right but I have sympathy for those living in poverty as you are a product of your environment it's hard to break the cycle. Doing what their ancestors have taught them to probably get by
@@sarahlondon1267 They live in caravans and leave lots of trash around it while wearing filthy clothes, yet they have Mercedes cars and Rolex watches. I don't know how you don't consider this to be strange.
@@spicy9840 Your comment just reiterated my point in hand. What's strange for you may be normal to them. You're only looking at the surface but not questioning or trying to understand why people do the things they do. You observe and make a judgement without using critical thinking or analysing how and why the way they are. Maybe try and be less judgemental and you'll get your answers
@@spicy9840 I already understand. I already analyse things without bias and form views from a outside perspective. If anything I feel sorry for some of their behaviours and practices but I dont judge them for it. In fact I feel sorry for anyone who places more value on materialistism then their soul. We both do things which people may not agree with, however we may deem these things as right or morally correct. Who gives us the right to judge? Do you think you're superior to these people, or better than them so that gives you the right? You've never lied, cheated, manipulated yourself out of a situation, moreover you've never done anything bad in your life? You're the one who needs to reflect dude. Going through life judging the less fortunate. Whether that be less fortunate in wealth. Whether that's people who commit crimes or whether that be people that wear rolex while looking dirty. You haven never been in their circumstance, so you do not know what may be normal to them. Fortune can be defined on wealth through a shallow basis or defined through conscious living. They obviously place value on things with high monetary value and not some approved societal norms. There environment of them being outcasts for 100 of years probably had something to do with this. Most people in this world are shallow, what makes them different? They obviously aren't taught about the value of cleanliness from childhood. It's not hard to comprehend. I hope you figure that out one day.
Its painful to see as an Indian. The Roma gypsies originated in India but left due to rampant invasions by Mahmud Ghazni (17 times!) and the castism. All they wanted was a safer place for their children and migrated for a better future ...and still the horrors continue.
@@jamescook4402 I understand you mate. I'd feel the same if some random foreigner spoke on Kashmir or the religious tensions in my country. I'm sorry if I've hurt you unknowingly.
@Combatdocumentedmy family works, my family doesn’t do crime, many of my ppl steal as a way to survive, just like any other ethnic, some of my ppl r good, and some r bad, again just like any other ethnic, there will always b good and bad in every ethnic, thats life, u stereotyping and being racist is wrong and isn’t justified.
Prejudice often comes from stereotypes that have at least some roots in the truth. To immediately claim that entire communities are to blame for 'racism' is to also deny their negative experience with other communities. Lets be real, racism isn't usually about race, by that I mean skin colour. It is often about cultural differences, expectations of moral standards, hygiene and politeness/etiquette.
Sometimes, yes, but sometimes, not. Careful with that. But I do agree that quite often it does derive from actual experiences, and the particular case of the Romani is not about them facing racism here, or there, and at this moment, or a few centuries ago, it has been a constant.
Gypsies are incredibly homophobic, though. A friend of mine got beat up, simply for being gay. That's why no lgbtq+ person should ever be expected to respect these people.
@@elpresidente1822 yes very hard not to be dirty and a junkie in my city people aren't like in west cuz we take everyone if they are capable and not everything is about discrimination and rascism like in the west something is in laziness too
@@elpresidente1822 your knowledge is incorrect cuz America didn't help Serbs but Soviets did and do you realise that not EVERYTHING IS DONE BY AMERICA!!!!!!!!
Roma are poor because of their culture. If your culture sucks, then leave it. Otherwise you deserve the consequences. Roma don't deserve pity. Because no group can deserve pity, only indviduals can.
The Roma people appear to have just about foundered their gene pool. Time to join the 21st century and add some new blood to the gene puddle the got going.
How could you leave your culture, it is as thought you have left what makes you who you are, its leaving your identity, and adopting another culture is creating someone who isn't you. What choice do they have if no one will accept them, how would you go through a world that won't accept you for you
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AnonymousIntellectual PEOPLE GET SO POOR THAT THEY ARE POOR IN THE MIND,THEY THINK THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO LAUGH OR BE GOOD TO SOMEONE . YOU REMIND ME OF A NEIGHBOR ,VERY UNHAPPY ,POSSIBLY A MOMENT OF ZEN ,POPED OUT THESE PEOPLE IN THE USA ARE LIKE MUSLIMS ,MEANING MISERABLE ,NO GOOD SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE ONLY EVIL. HATERS ,THAT DO NOT LMIGHTY GOD,HE SAID VENGEANCE IS MINE SAY'S THE LORD AND YET YOU CONTINUE THINK YOU WILL INHERIT GODS KINGDOM. WHERE IS THE LOVE ,WHY ARE YOU WEAK? WHY IS YOUR TREASURE HATE?HATERS THAT DO NOT OBEY GOD.YOU TUBE HAS CHANGED AGAIN I CANT FIX ANYTHING.
You can usually tell by the first seconds, they usually have quite a strong bias, with some videos it's valid and common sense, with others, it's like pushing propaganda in your face
I am American that has lived in Europe and experienced the gypsies. I think those that apologize for the "Roma culture" tend to be those that haven't had to actually live with them - in the US we call them "criminal syndicates" and don't try to pretend that it's justified because of their "culture." But then we will also romanticize the gypsies as something they're not because we don't have to endure them.
My sister is a waitress and said when they come into the restaurant, they are dirty and let kids run around everywhere and don't want to pay for the food and make a mess
That must be hard for business for sure! Also, a little unsafe if there are unruly people . I mean I see them/ notice them the most whenever I go to Italy. Especially one time on the “city” train ( which is not a nice train at all and it’s dirty but I didn’t know🤷♀️)from Naples to Amalfi ( never take it lol take a bus instead) but on the train they have little children come up to you to beg for money while the mom goes around. I mean it’s horrible to see a child beg.the sad thing is these people for generations never seem to improve their situation- they have generational poverty. I don’t really understand if they just don’t want to work or the countries they are living in are keeping them from working and just want to kick them out as illegals
I've only had one bad experience with Romas. I was visiting Paris, and the Roma people would walk around with clipboards asking people to sign a piece of paper. They would say it's for a good cause or something like that. Once you've signed it, they will pester you and pester you until you "donate" some money to their cause. Truth is, they don't even have a cause, they just want money off you. I saw a Chinese woman that day get hit in the face by two of them because she didn't give them money. I also saw two little Chinese girls get circled by about 5 Roma girls and they were forced to give them money.
yeah, that really weighs up to getting evicted, persecuted in whole europe, being murdered in masses by nazis... sorry you felt bothered by people trying to make money, that in many places wont get a job because of racist stereotypes
@@lala-lb4qe lmao someone’s got butthurt, if u search for a job u will get one, there r literally people that will help u get a job bc its their job to get u a job
A nice Gypsy lady asked me if I wanted to buy some gold rings, SMACK in front of my bank's main branch ATM. She swooped in Like a Falcon, jumping out of a car that came out nowhere.
Living in Italy it's quite easy to notice that Albanians, North Africans and Romanians, three minority groups that have only had a significant presence here for the last three generations, managed to integrate quite well. I personally know a lot of people from those descents and in most cases, especially when it comes to Albanians and Romanians, they can be indistinguishable from Italians of Italian descent as early as from their second generations, while it's not entirely unusual to hear first generation immigrants from those same communities speaking in the local dialect of the region they established themselves in. Romas, on the other hand, have been here for centuries, I also know quite a few of them personally since there are two Roma families who have been living in my hometown since the beginning of the last century and "their" houses (actually public housing) are in the street next to the one my parents live in. They go to public school, even though they usually are among the very worst students and always drop out in Middle school, they go to sunday school and local social gatherings and fairs, they are known by name by every member of the community, but they just won't integrate. They don't care, they don't want to, they don't have jobs and lament their alleged state of poverty, but at the same time flex their sports cars and expensive jewelry. Romas who want to integrate and pursue higher education are usually shunned by their community, the girls are withdrawn from public life as soon as they turn 14 or 16 and are married off to other Romas, the boys are usually quite violent and antisocial towards their peers. Unlike north Africans, Romanians and Albanians they seem to not be interested in engaging in social activities with other groups, they are never seen at gatherings with someone other than other Romas but at the same time they seem to know how to exploit the welfare state to its absolute peak performance. They are not infamous among Europeans just because we have collectively decided to hate on them, they simply never integrated and they mostly don't seem to be interested in integration at all. They simply seem to be different from every other minority group in that they don't do anything to better their own condition and that of their children. It sucks to say this because I know there are many of them that actually managed to integrate, and because I am a progressive and I absolutely hate xenophobic and racist outtakes on minority groups, but Romas are simply another problem altogether, I really don't know how else to put it.
I remember I studied with a roma boy in Italy and he was very aggressive and violent and very closed off. He would scare people away who wanted to be his friend and would always disrespect the teacher. One day he brought a fake gun toy to school and of course my teacher confiscated it and he just went crazy. His father came to pick him up and he barely spoke Italian and after that incident, they just left the city. It was a crazy experience.
There was a time when I hated them all (some 20 years ago), until it happened that I have seen a roma guy in very bad shape, doing a very hard construction job, pickaxe digging in the hottest sun. I thought that this guy deserve a hat off and I have to give him credit for choosing the harder but honest way of living. Later on, I started to seen them everywhere in all kind of honest works. In a factory from Czech Republic where I was working, the same was doing a roma family and some of their relatives, mixed with the rest of 95% non roma workers. All that time any of them didn't caused the slightest problem and were working hard together to save money for building a house for their son and future wife. Because of their life conditions, many are behind with the school which cuts their jobs options. In general, some still stick to stealing, robberies and other unlawful activities (including major organised crime, officials bribes etc.) but putting them in the same group it is a dishonest prejudiced thing. Same like being in a small shop where 3 customers steal, and you and another 5 honest customers having nothing to do with the first are being declared thieves by default because you are the same ethnic group. The government is demolishing some of the illegal constructions, but truth be told, most of them were left to the inhabitants. A fact that could had been included is that they receive the same support from the government exactly as the non roma citizens (including same child support, access to free education until post university level, etc.) and that also non roma constructions are demolished too if built illegal on land which does not belong to them or have lease expired or such. The Romanians at least got used with them and as long as they stick to reasonable civilised behaviour they treat them just as any other citizen, in the bus, as a work colleague, official positions and so on. About the very poor living conditions for some of them, again is not roma exclusive situation and are some poor villages where the children are working in the mud and walking bare feet. And there are lots of very rich roma people too. Currently, more and more are trying to integrate in the society, to adapt how they can and live a honest life. If everyone would treat them equally as any other citizen (not favoured but not discriminated either) and concentrate of bringing everyone up from extreme poverty no matter if is roma or not, expose them to the values needed to live in society, encourage them to pursue education to stand equal chances for all the jobs not only constructions and such, they could get along nicely everywhere in the world. Some people will complain anyway about the immigrants regardless if they are roma agriculture workers or German nuclear scientists. I would say: expose them to education too :)
Not all romani people get access to education in Czech & Slovakia apparently 50% of them go to segregated school or special needs schools , my dad was one of these I think , so he came to the UK ( legally before some racists comments ) and now he is working , my Uncle is Slovak ( my family is part Slovak part Romani ) so obviously he doesn't know what it's like but My dad said he's grateful that he can work and have things like a car , house etc , with your mindset maybe this work can be fixed...
why don't you show the Rroma in Romania that have millions of dollars, the ones that have much better lives than many of their Romanian counterparts? Did you know that Rroma have a mandatory place in the Parliament? Did you know that every single child receives free monthly support from the Romanian government until they turn 18 years old? If you want to show the real story - do your homework, do some research and stop posting these biased documentaries!
if they try to mug you and wont stop begging for cash how would you feel, i saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal, most of us yust stay on guard and try to go away from those that begg becouse they wont stop till you move from their arria
I use an extension that shows users' flags next to their comments and I've noticed that the people who live in countries where there are lots of gypsies almost always say that gypsies constantly do awful things, whereas the people who live in countries where you'll probably never meet a gypsy are saying that those claims are lies made by ignorant racists. What is the explanation for this?
+chunkycake101 That's a bunch of liberal/Commie bullshit. Higher taxes and a much higher cost of living are a direct result of Socialist policies. It's no coincidence that the most liberal cities have the highest taxes and the highest cost of living. Damn near all numbers are fudged by the Commies.
My nice told me that when she was in Italy the community try to help them. But they don’t wanna it. That’s why people treat them that way. You should be grateful with the Country that is hosting you. Is just common sense.
So going from what you've stated Roma are certain of their choice to live in a rubbish dump like the one I saw in the video. I think they're suffering discrimination more like it.
No you shouldn't. Not all countries have the same standard of living and quality of life in the EU. While the prices for basic needs such as foods, clothing are the same in western and eastern europe, the salaries are 3-4 Times higher. As long as there is someone more qualified, smarter and overall better for a job, why would he not move to a country with better standards?
I am a roma myself and I know that in the old days there were many people that offered them help but instead they lied so they could destroy Roma camps. One example is the nazis that “offered help” but instead they took them to Auschwitz for example.
@@muam8983 The NAZlS were a small minority compared to the European population. The NAZlS also completely destroyed most of Europe. They committed gen*cides on eastern Europeans, Balkans, Greeks etc. So your justification is not valid. Their community just doesn't want to integrate. They are used to that way of life.
Yeah I was furious with that guy putting that idiotic spin on things. As if allowing them to steal with impunity would be the noble and enlightened thing to do.
I am from Bulgaria, and I can tell you for a fact that the Roma are not hated because from where they are from, but for what they do. People are scared to go into their ghettos. They were not forced to live there, but chose to live in the appaling conditions. Even police dont even dare to enter becuase of fear. There was a project a couple years ago that involved making brand new apartment blocks for them, to get them out of the ghettos. Long story short, when they moved in they burned all of the floorboards in the apartments, and drove their horses inside. They dont use cars, and instead use horse drawn wagons. This is becuase in the night they go into the woods and do illiegle lumbering. 99% of them dont work becuase all they do is take the goverment aid given to them for having kids. This may not seem legit, but when they get payed a a grand and a half lev per child, and have 13 children, it adds up to a good amount.
Well, you from Eastern Europe stop treating them like non-humans and blaming them for all your mistakes, which you brazenly won't admit, but my friend who is a gypsy and comes from the same country you say you're from.
@@ЕлисейКостадинов And how to treat someone who contributed to his opinion? Roma in Poland have free education, easily accessible and fairly well paid, they get housing from the state and social benefits And what? And nothing. They don't work, they don't study, they steal, they mug people, they extort money. The problem is the Roma and their culture
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Your country has a huge problem with these minorities !!! Bulgaria, many years ago, was trying to send them back to Turkey (the Bulgarian Gypsies are from Turkey and Romania and they are very dangerous and miserable) ... Unfortunately, after the fall of communism in my country, the Gypsies became from minority in majority and are real a big threat to our economy and the country, as well as to every country where they go... wish you luck britain's :)
@Ninth Tome so sinti=gypsy so ur a gypsy and Gypsy's immigrated from north India in the 14 to 15 century and u say they have rights to Romanian Albanian Bulgarian and Greek land u go learn history fuckwit
Plamen Yanulov I hate people. We’re all screwed society sucks
Lack of education severely limits job opportunities.
And having more children than you can feed will keep you in poverty until the kids are old enough to leave the house.
Being a mother to early can limit Critical Thinking Skill Development. Because you never spend time thinking for yourself but for your child without a period of Self Independence. Making you dependent on your husband and parents for every life choice. Learning Critical Thinking taking risks then failing to reach some goals and getting in trouble for disobeying some common sense rules. Failure teaches as much as success but as long as you fail in a safe environment and not go off the deep end of dealing with the consequences. But mothers cannot Take Risks without worrying about how it affects their children.
British ruled India for 200 years , now it's our turn 😂😂 London will become Londonabad soon !
They do realize that Roma, Romani, and Romanians are Completely different right? Roma and Sinti came from India and Sindhi
Also Gypsies are generally hard working people I should know, I am half Tongan on my mothers side and half Sinti German on my fathers side. We all work hard and most of us even own businesses it is just the stigma not the people who actually screw things up!
+Takedownman you are completely correct on this
Fuck are you doing here Takedownman? This isn't the deep web, silly
oooh shit it's the Takedownman! lol dude you're amazing
THANK YOU...FINALLY I SEE THIS COMMENT
Wow I've never seen the entire European community so United
@@th33th1ng Sterilisation might not be the worst idea after your 9th child...
@@th33th1ng Roma families are often massive
@@masqueraded-_-2564 hi you racist have you got corona yet? hope you get it soon!
@@th33th1ng Spain literally passed laws forcing Roma people to integrate and become part of society, and yet they still didn’t. These people got every chance to integrate and they refuse.
@@th33th1ng No, what I am saying is that Spain passed laws mandating that Romani people wear modern clothing and live in towns and cities with the rest of the population. They refused. They seem to be doing the exact same thing today.
I love how you call the guy running a halal fish shop, with his Sri-Lankan wife, a racist because he finds it repugnant that someone would try to sell him a baby.
The MacGuffin uhm thats not what she said
To be clear, she never accused him of being racist, she just asked if he though that he was racist in saying that
Just because you're dating someone of another race doesn't mean you're not
racist...
@@HeyItzRosie so if someone tried to sell you a baby like a sack of flour, you'd buy it as to not appear racist?
@@AnUtterSimpleton I never said that?
Never ask: A man his salary, a woman her age and Europeans what they think about Gypsies
But negative attitude of native Europeans towards Gypsies are not one-sided. Gypsies also have a strong antipathy towards Europeans. Anti-Gypsyism is also not exclusively a European thing and can be found among Arabs or Turks fir example.
@@xxvxxv5588Thats because of literal genocide and extreme racism from europeans. That obviously doesnt exactly form loving bonds
@@xxvxxv5588it's not crazy to hate people who also hate you.
I would give you my opinion however I can only give it once as I’d be banned from the platform
@@xxvxxv5588 i think arabs don't even know what gypsies are since htey don't live in the middle east maybe turkey has some but they are small in numbers
Having offered flats in Poland they started to live there. After a few months the flats were missing radiators, bathtubs etc. They sold them for metal scrap.
@@thundahorse7235 when I first met Romanian people in my life I was very suprised they were blonde etc. I had all my life thought all Romanians are Gypsies... Sad..
Nooooooooo
@@thundahorse7235 the worst situlation with gypsies is in Bulgaria. Trust me!
In Romania they go outside and scream about scrap metal.
@@500subswithoutvideos it's the worst for both of us.
I think you’re trying to make these people into victims when they are in fact determined to live apart from society.
hush! You're going to expose the victim narrative as false!
We all know that romas continue to refuse to plant their money trees and use it.
Thats why they are so poor you know.
Who are you to deny their suffering? Are you white?
Trésor Irumva 1) your question is racist 2) suffering is a fact of life so that alone is not a valid argument 3) you are denying the basic dignity of the Roma people by supposing they don’t have free will. They have perfected vagrancy a way of life. However, many Roma blooded people live perfectly respectful lives. If there is anyone suffering in this picture, they are the law abiding citizens. Why do you defend bad behavior?
Trésor Irumva shut up you fucking racist! What do you have against white people, you post racist comments about white people everywhere! Racist, racist, racist!
The shopkeeper is not rascist. He is just worried
I’m not but I don’t want them in my country either and I am not racist
x y I know what I am thank you
x y okay wait till they take your car like they did to me and then you will think differently and my one year old was in at the time, the police had to do a tpac to stop them. I wouldn’t want you living near me. If you like them so much go and live in their country then.
x y go and crawl back under your rock. Just wait till it happens to you
@@dottieland7061 fascists racist prejudice hateful all represents u
As a person with Romani heritage, this is heartbreaking and accurate. The prejudice is over the top, but, unfortunately, many of the generalised accusations are correct.
Exactly as a fellow Roma i feel as if other people who are non Roma usually fear usually what they don't understand
@@jeffreyboi5141 I mean it's usually understood that we as a collective are antisocial, even if there are countless anti -examples. What needs to be understood further though is that it's also society's fault, not just the Romani community's.
@@palcsoke if you mfs would just adapt and adjust like the rest of us, there wouldnt be any problem. but hey, keep playing the victim, that ll solve your internal issues.
@@deathrager2404 Did you just generalise me? Destroyed your own point immediately.
@@jeffreyboi5141You're hearing what you want. He said we're right to not want them around and we understand just fine.
Never forget this: Gypsies are NOT Romanians! There is a big difference!
Yeah. Its like 3% of the pop.
Same goes for the rest of the countries mentioned
@Alain Smith no. Where did hear that. No, they immigrated from india a long time ago. Its like you are saying that we had colonies.
@@sabilly1471 no. Its not. In our language the mane 9f our nation is "România".
@rebel 777
Wow dude you really hate them dont you?
Someone tried to sell the shop owner a baby, and the reporter, instead of being shocked or worried asked the man, " are you racist?" Dang....
truly sad
It was bad editing on their part. If she asked him that question and then be told the baby story. How'd you think that woulda played out.
@@thebidstar26 yea sure good excuse
@@igbotimehopper64yearsago46 how is it an excuse, I'm informing people how their view would have changed if he said the story after she asked if he was racist. I dont care if you find him racist he likely married that woman cause she needed papers and she didn't have a choice if she wanted to go abroad. It's what it is
Can't believe this shit I stand up for Black People especially now after George Floyd's death and they're being racist now ...
I feel uncomfortable with the lady interviewing the chip shop owner asking if he's racist when he is clearly traumatised by someone literally trying to sell him a baby, and she was invalidating his genuine concerns from her middle class sanctimonious ivory tower. I am a passionate Remain supporter but it's these middle class people who continually refuse to listen to the working class that cause them to vote for Brexit.
She didn't ask if he was racist, she asked how he would respond to tabloids who would say that he was
Couldn't agree more doublereds. It the upper middle class, who look their noses down at the working class and their struggles that cause things like brexit and right wing parties to flourish. The rich want policies that won't affect them at all, but will definitely affect the poor, and then call them racists or whatever when the poor are upset. I think its the main reason for the nationalist surge we are seeing all over the western world
Spot on. It isn't racist to bring up genuine concerns around cultural issues
@@markus2928 you cant just assume stuff like that, ppl can get triggered. this has nothing to do with pedophilia and thats a strong claim and word. learn your limits with what you say.
It's always the working class who have to deal with the outcomes of the policies made above their head. Culture clash never gets experienced by upper middle class the way they do.
I did not know the Roma excisted until I moved to Prague. My first encounter with a Roma was an old lady shouting at me on the escalator and hitting me with a stick she had because she wanted to pass me. After that, I saw them shouting, cursing, peeing in the street and getting absolutely hammered. They work hard to confirm these stereotypes that excists of them.
As a Bulgarian you dont know how easy you had it there, Bulgaria and Romania have one of the biggest gypsy issues in Europe, ive had these lads trying to fight me and my friends, but then again i saw a small roma child helping my dad with some woodwork :(, the things they reach to just to earn some money (just for it to be snatched away by the parents) is sickening
Bull! Look in the mirror to your own ugliness!
I see hate in your heart..smh
damn scammers, always scamming people. They once scammed my grandma out of a horse.
@User-sb6er you know what I see in you? A worm
Why does the media always act as if the local population is obligated to adjust their life styles for the newcomers?
The aren’t adjusting anything? So the people who’s all-ready lived in a neighborhood have priority status over who gets to move there??? Do you only let people in who come from nice families? Pretty faced preferably? Well off, nice car? If they live there they are the same as all the other neighbors, regardless of reputation
Try doing that in the country of origin of those people. You’ll most likely get killed
Because the media thinks anyone lower class is dumb and racist and needs to be told what to do. Meanwhile, they completely ignore all the genuine problems the locals face because of the policies. They aren't listened to anymore and that leaves an opening for far right parties to listen and become their only voice.
@Ziyad Said lmao what, please explain how A leads to B
@Ziyad Said figured.
They just don’t integrate AT ALL. That’s the only problem, it’s not racism it’s frustration
RACISM don't have a signification anymore. This word is overused over a anything.
@@gutsjoestar7450 Chile- If being oppressed for almost a millennium by the Europeans, and then being expected to somehow build up their community from literally nothing with no jobs because of employment discrimination on top of the blatant prejudice toward the roma isn't racism, then I don't know what is.
Rub Mer oh please sometimes they don’t even enrol their children in school
I mean seeing how badly Europeans hate romani people it’s definitely racism now
Not all of them.
Brit: "This Roma guy came in here and tried to sell me a baby!"
VICE: "Sir are you a racist?"
@@jurjclooners829 Do you have evidence of any Roma kidnapping "white" babies? You often get rumours that even make the press. They invariably turn out to be bullshit. In WW2 tens of thousands of Roma babies & children from all over Europe were kidnapped, starved & tortured by Nazis & placed in concentration camps where they were gassed. Historians estimate that between 220,000 & 500, 000 Roma were killed.
Watch the video slowly and carefully, that's not what she said.
Will Wilberforce You weren't there when your grandmother was apparently sold. & she was obviously too young to know what happened..So who's story are you relying on?. So she wad sold to your great grandparents i presume? What kind of people would buy a baby? Almost as bad ad selling one..I wouldn't necessarily believe all stories that come down through families...
@Will Wilberforce There's a whole heap of crimes you've just described there..The worst being murder in a concentration camp. A crime where Roma were the victims. The second, your non gypsy grandfather sounds like a pedophile who has no problem with buying a virtual slave . Do you have any idea what conditions would make someone resort to selling a child? It's possible, even probable that starvation drove this action. Especially post WW1 Europe was a chaotic mess, & as usual the Roma were last on the list for any help. Sell a child to save her from starvation & the others too. Unfortunate but understandable...
It is also important to remember that the Roma dowry system can often look like a sale, & in that era it wasn't just gypsies who married their girls off at a young age. The age of consent in Germany & Austria is currently14 .
Diogo F that’s not even what was said. If you’re going to quote somebody at least use their words
The Roma people have a nomadic history in Europe. When I was a child, a bunch of us would go into in nearby forests and would find them sitting at a fire pit next to horse drawn wagons. The Romas used to go around local villages stealing whatever they could find: chickens, food items, money and jewelry. My bedridden father was robbed by one very flashy Roma woman who danced for him and then asked for some change which he gave to her thereby disclosing the location of his cash stash. She danced some more and he ended up losing his cash. It is true, that the locals would hide anything there was out of sight and lock their doors until they were gone. They used to be called travelers or gypsies.
"danced" for him huh? 😏
@@knight4728how long ago was this? How old are you it sounds like it happened more than 60 years ago
My parents have the same experience
@@knight4728 gypsies "earn" money by performing, singing and dancing. or at least sometimes they try to.
@@kiaaurora worried over petty crimes while doing gross human right violations, typical racist white supremacist
"How can I be racist? My wife is from Sri Lanka." As a Sir Lankan I found that hilarious!
Falsely Accusing
White people of being racist
Is one way to make them become racist
White people help people all over the world
I just want my fish and chipper not a goddamn baby
APE X like the boers helped themselves to other peoples land. Real helpful. Oh and those small pox blankets sure kept folks warm.
@@jadejade7549
Smallbox blankets
Were NOT intentional
They were ignorant of the
Biological sciences + organisms
Go Cry to someone who gives a shit
@@APEX-qv7rm Actually no one knows whether it was intentional or not.
"The Roma are such hard working people"
- No one ever
Unless you have been in their place and have been discriminated against as such, you have no right to say what you have said. Support and be understanding of EVERYONE. You NEVER know what happens in someone else's life.
@@chloeantoinette3692
You are obviously a socialist hippy I wonder which uni you went to.
When have you lived in Bulgaria?
@@chloeantoinette3692 so are you saying discrimination will make it so they dont want to work and feed their family. Back when Jim Crow laws were around African American people didn't just pout around they made change and they also got a job to feed their kids because their kids not running on a empty stomach was important
Ha. Many hard-working gypsies do exist, at least in Cornwall.
If they didn't work hard in some way they wouldn't still be alive
I had a Roma house help. She was the nicest, cleanest and most honest person. What made me sad was how conscious and cautious she was. Everytime she found a euro o two on the sofa or somewhere she made sure to tell me immediately. She was always afraid I would think she would steal.
I've caught myself having racial prejudices when I didn't find something valuable. Which is also sad. I am working on it. I don't want to be racist.
That's heartbreaking, I had a similar case with my previous house helper💔 I'm glad you're working on your predujices. This will help you become a better version of yourself and more open minded towards life. Good luck!💛💕
I respect that both of you are aware and working on your racism.
That’s good you’re taking the time to work on your own biases!
🙄 You mean bigot...not racist. Although the millennials change the definitions of words, please use the original connotation in context.
By the way, I am proud that you are trying to a better person. We need more of this perspective in the Earth realm.
Sounds too good to be true. But miracles happen every day.
I just found my Roma father a few weeks ago and we met for the first time in 27 years. My mom got us out of the culture and ive got to say, im so grateful. They are one of the crime families in the states and i felt like i had to watch everything i said around him. crazy stuff.
oof someone came back with the milk i guess
@@WojtekTheBear2005 No, no milk 😔
Bastard
i firmly stand against racism antisemitism all of that, but there is a root problem i want to exclamate without pejorativeness, it is difficult to maintain a lifestyle that denies contemporary institutions and commitment efforts to society
Bro u could've been a peaky blinder😂
The biggest problem is that they make 15 Children and cant take care of them. Like wtf man
True
I was thinking that. Maybe some agency should introduce some form of family planning programs. That’s can be a good start.
@@Dzidzeme such a good idea
@@Dzidzeme why would you invest money into a group who isnt helping your contry
@@TankMarko You do realise this attitude is what makes them so distrustful of non-Roma people? If they can’t trust non-Roma they’re not going to want to integrate or “contribute”, idiot. Also. Way to generalise. There are many Roma who do work and have integrated.
The reporter here is so obviously middle-class who won't have to worry about them living next door to her.
Ok Anna Wintour
Yes. This explains every liberal, really.
And you're so obviously high class and cant help a fellow human out...I can do this all day clever man!!!fuckoff
So most of you here are high-class?
My grandma had gypsies as neighbors, she always used to say "I'm happy they live here, as they don't steal from neighbors directly, they don't want to have problems in the area".
I feel sad for the kids, they didn’t chose this life but are bred into it. God bless these children.
People should offer the children free education and give them values so that they can function in Western Society. At this rate they just leeching off social benefits
@@IWantToStayAtYourHouse I don't know the % but they go to school up until a certain age and then the parents take them out. Here where i live, the girls get taken out at age 10 not sure about thre boys. So they prevent what you suggested from happening 😔
You also didnt choose your life. How sad
Palesa Letlhogonolo As an adult I do choose the life I want to live. Children don’t have that luxury due to their dependence on adults. Stop living in your delusional little world. Sheesh
@@macho6596 I'm pretty sure they take them out , ion know about all countries but in countries like Slovakia & Czechia they have some segregated schools and make some Romani kids go to special needs schools so there isn't really a point of them going to school at that point
I am a big supporter of the Roma ever since I went to Moscow. I hope they are putting the contents of my wallet to good use.
lol
lol
💀
Lol🤣🤣🤣
Bruh 🤣
I'm from Romania and I have a few things to say about Gypsies.
1: They are a separate ethnicity from Romanians. They lived in Romania and other parts of the Balkans for almoust 800 years after migrating from India and they haven't assimilated. They speak their own language and have their own culture. Back in Romania they are seen like that room-mate that always makes you nerves but with whom you got used to.
2. Do not expect them to respect the law and your government's authorities. They have their own laws, their own kind of police and their own leaders, who are called "bulibasha" and even their own kings. There are some Gypsies who integrate and work hard. One of them became one of the richest people in Romania (Gruia Stoica), but most do not.
I am from romania too and I ask a bit of consistency in the hatred. If gypsies are different from romanians then seklers from Harghita/Covasna county are different from romanians too. But romanians generally act like gypsies are not romanian, yet insist that seklers are, and they should speak romanian fluently.
I don't know about your position on the matter but this general hypocrisy has to be pointed out.
@Mick Maze It is a pride to be called a mongol but being called a gypsy is utter humiliation
@@LeonardLeon romanian is an ethnicity, white european ethnic group. roma are indo aryans that live in europe.
@Mick Maze its a humiliation to be called a roma gypsy.
@@VASKbrah but you are of the white race, which you can be of any colour. my dad is brown but is of the white race and 100% 🇵🇹
how is it a struggle for their survival when each woman has like 20children wtf
@Jason Voorheese Too many
obviously
@@daybyday3840 what's that supposed to mean ?!
It mean it obvious why their struggle,cause they have a lot of children
It’s impossible to survive with 20 children
Guy: some Roma guy came in to my business and tried to sell me a baby wtf
Vice: omg you racist?
Guy : How I could be Racist my wife is from Srilanka
Vice chick: Silent as dead brain like while math exam.
She didn't say he was racist,she said 'what is your response to the media who's been calling your attitude racist'
They didn't say he's racist. Wtf are you talking about 😂
@@comfyduckpeter exactly
@@comfyduckpeter apparently people here don't listen well.
My grandpa is Italian, back in 58 his brother was kidnapped and almost trafficked in Rome by a Roma Gypsies. His uncle came with the police in time to stop them since a neighbor saw the kidnapping. I’ve never met one in real life, but I’ve been told to stay away from them, especially because I’m a girl.
You should stay away from everyone for good
@@libtardiacitizen yeah, I’m just horrible for calling that group in my grandpas small town “human traffickers” even though they were doing exactly that and were arrested for that crime.
Lol the Italians complain 🤣 😂 😅 🤣😅.. so did you ever heard of la cosa nostra peperoni ??? In italy the maffia were made ! And it seems like you are not scared from those killing machines bcuz its your own race ! The maffia is much more dangerous than we the roma my peperoni firend! In a time you guys went through the same things as we did every body tought you guys were gangsters!! Its the same story with us !
@@djfrankie7586 Name one instance where a mafioso kidnapped a child.
@@djfrankie7586 I got robbed 3 weeks ago from a Roma in Hungary unfortunately, I’m sorry to say that but too many of them are scary and like making problems :/
Right after doing the reporting stuff, the VICE crew got their equipment stolen
SteliosE92 lmfao 😂🤣😂 omg
lmao
Love it and probably true
😂😂😂
Reportedly one member of their crew was eaten as well
It's great that all the rich people that don't have to deal them blame the locals and call them 'racist.'
Marina Gaughtblattz, I think you're the person that Sandy Carty meant.... Then again, maybe we should though, they'd actually have to work then! So good plan, even though you just wanted 'prove your point' or whatever
Dude America doens't have these Gypsies. IDK how bad Hypes are but from what I hear they make the Bloods here in America more reasonable.
Exactly same in the UK. Most of us do not drop litter or make mess. Any group who that whether rich white, Roma or anyone breaks our laws and should be made to pick it all up. A lot of us pick up litter on our own roads too as we don't want it around. I do that. I am sure some Roma are tidy, quiet and hard working and if they are I have no problem with them.
Thets what happend in every country with all imegrent 😒
Actually there are Roma in the US...
Make a film about the people that struggle for survival because the Roma people moved next to them.
struggle for survival... stai cuminte ca nu e chiar asa... cam exagerezi, alegeti niste cuvinte potrivite
So true
love thy neighbor,RIGHT!!???
um, sorry? I'm romanian, but half gypsy. I go to university and study communication (and im paying my OWN student loans), i work in the insurence industry and i DO have gypsy neighbors and trust me, they really are ok people. its true, not all the gypsies are bad people. Some of them are really intelligent and ambitious.
@@mrs.brightside624 Yeah, show them 👍👍👍👍
I hate when racist people make generalization.
Never confuse racism, discrimination and hate for rejection of a toxic culture.
you mean the Roma are " toxic " ?
Roma culture isn't toxic.
@@TheKatieMonster234 huh, what do you know?
@@kumarraj197 More than you it seems.
@@TheKatieMonster234 they don't want growth , they only want theft money.
As an Italian it’s quite weird hearing people being called romans and Roma as those are both also synonymous with Rome
Schwarzer Haufen no, we don't want you here
roma is just a politically correct term. they are gypsies and everybody calls them gypsies
@Why Me why? gypsies have nothing to do with rome or romania
@@paveantelic7876 exactly.
Sono i rom da noi
As a Bulgarian that's the best thing the european union has done for us!(indirectly) All of the gypsies moved to west/central europe
Lol shut up your Arabic
@@unknownfrvr6767 that is a language not an ethnic people, but good try
@DistriktA bulgaria is going to be rich when there are no bulgarians left there.
from a slovakian born, i second that. Slovakia was celebrating when the mass “exodus” of this no-good lot to western europe was happening.
🙃
I come from Russia and throughout my grandma's life, my mom's life, and my childhood, we have experienced threats of being cursed and being threatened at knifepoint for money and jewelry, even in public squares. A lot of the "racism" you document here is cultural trauma and social exhaustion from being put into a perceived position of power over a people that instead refuse to follow public order and then act the victim. Like always there are the gems that try to make the best for themselves and their families, but when someone threatens you and your family at knifepoint or tries to sell you a baby for less than $500, you should really think about the bigger idea, not just pointing fingers and yelling, "racist!"
Exactly
Ok
Couldn’t have said it better
Ну спасибо что хоть ты понимаешь это. Си называют этих расистов ну блядь это как раз есть правда даже моя мать рассказывала мне как её один раз постарались украсть от её материй
💯💯💯
Europe finally agrees on something.
gypsies are that one teacher that everyone in class hates but cant fo anything abaut them
"It seems like these problems are caused by people who aren't ready for change."
What? Where the hell did you get that from? The last guy you talked to was pissed because he got robbed, not because he's afraid of change.
How about vice sets up an office next to a roma community?
Inside a community. I pick Ferentari
Haha they won’t have the cameras or computers to make the videos then
Based comment
@@matthijs3134 based hahaha
@ not based, fact proven . if you arent a hypocrite, why dont you move with all your possesions nearby an area like that?
Prove to the rest you consider Based that they are wrong , that they are being racist ? That way you hit two birds with one stone , you'd be doing a good for that community and prove the racists wrong .
Otherwise you just a keyboard justice warrior with cheetos dust on his face .
Wow this video tries to be sympathetic but instead really highlights all the problems with the Roma and the need to significantly restrict their immigration. Good job Vice.
That's usually what happens in Hungary is well. The media always tries to portray them as victims and the some of the Roma claim that nobody wants to hire them but that's just simply not true. I get it that some places might really not want to hire them due to their reputation but they could always find a job if they kept looking. The truth is that many of them simply don't want to work they rather steal, do illegal stuff or just live on welfare with half a dozen kids in poor conditions. Anybody who grew up among a lot of gypsies will tell you that only like 1 out of 100 is a decent person. And no sane person should label you as racist if you are somewhat afraid of them. Because in this case that's just being reasonable. We don't think they behave like this due to their genes but due the fact that most of them grow up with terrible parents, siblings and friends. Sometimes it's so bad that 9-10 year old kids are already willing to threaten you with a knife. And adult gypsies often commit such terrible crimes especially when under the influence of some drug for trivial things that it's completely inhuman. For example a few weeks ago a 40 something year old man stabbed a 25 year old guy to death because the guy didn't let him pet his dog on a tram. And a few years ago two drunktard had beaten a man to death because he didn't let them park their car at a place where it was not allowed to park to begin with. And the worst thing is that some "expert" come up with the conclusion that "It was possible that the illness the victim had for a while caused his death" even though he was completely fine before he was killed. When I've read these news it made my blood boil.
Dude did you see the conditions they live in? Those look like shots from the camps and slums of the war-torn Middle East. F outta here trying to justify their oppression
I know a couple of them that are employed in Croatia. All of them have been really hard working their whole life and are now mostly prosecuted by their society for not giving up and settling to the standards of the rest of their society.
And also a few of them have been taken away from their parents as kids by the country.
@@LilliD3 you lie
if you're barely surviving, why do you have 5 kids, like that's the only thing I cannot look past.
They make kids beg. Thats why.
@@mad3721I doubt that turns an overall profit from having to raise them
@zamphox do they look well cared for ? Barly fed , clothed , washed ,
@@zamphox It is profitable lol. They dont send them to school, force them to beg and steal, their clothes are mostly stolen or second hand and so on. They do bring in more money than they cost.
There is DEFINITELY a substantial amount of discrimination that Roma face, BUT there have also been countless attempts towards integration, every single one of them so far have failed, uniformly in Western, Northern, Southern and Eastern Europe.
Saying that we shouldn't expect Roma to change their culture comes from a place of ignorance.
1, Roma use a clan system. There are clans that are traditionally specialized in music, jewel crafting etc. Then there are clans specialized in thievery, begging and other criminal activities. Of course we should demand they should these cultural traits.
2, In many Roma groups child marriages, bridal sales, loan sharking etc are also cultural traits. Of course we should demand they'd accept to change these habits.
3, In countries like Spain massive efforts are being made to keep Roma children in school, often practically bribing the parents with cash grants just to get them to keep their children in school. These efforts usually fail as girls are pulled from school at around 13-14 and are married off, and are usually pregnant and with child by 15-16.
Boys also leave school by ages 14-15, for varied and usually cultural reasons.
It's complicated really. We certainly should certainly come up with better integration schemes and make the effort of applying them. But the fact remains that it has to be reciprocal, the Roma need to accept the fact that they need to make certain changes to their culture.
Not uniformly. They integrated them in Spain.
@@RoScFan We most definitely have not successfully integrated them in Spain.
A unique response, at last.
Integration doesn't mean giving up your culture.
You hit the nail on the head..
I dare those reporters to live in an area where there is a roma camp, we will see a change in tune I am certain of it.
I bet you haven't actually talked to a single one of them.
You act like the Roma’s weren’t forced by racist Europeans to live in these “camps”....
@Zsuzsanna Varga you speak of personal anecdotes and about why the slums and the people are so bad yet you don’t think about WHY they are like that. Do you think it’s because they are genetically or culturally disposed to act the way they do? I think it due to the discriminatory anti Roma laws that many European governments have put in place lol
@Zsuzsanna Varga yes their lives suck and can make others lives. If you cared about them then you should be on the side of making their material conditions rather than just bitching about a marginalized people
@@yeahokbuddy2510 Listen dude, I'm a leftist myself and I agree that there's a ton of discrimination against the Roma people as a group.
But what @Zsuzsanna Varga said is for the most part true unfortunately.
You say that we should care and we should improve their material conditions, absolutely, as a society we're responsible for that. But WHAT do you need?
As Varga mentioned, they can send their kids to school, but they don't, they send them on the streets to beg strangers for money and food.
They live in abhorrent poverty, and yet they have more than 5 or 6 kids. They talk about how they don't have food for their kids while they smoke cigarettes and drink cheap alcohol.
What is a country supposed to DO when a huge majority of a community just refuses to act civilized and responsible?
I genuinely am curious what kind of specific policies you would implement for example if you were in charge.
They’re not all bad people, my coworker is a gypsy and he’s actually a really hardworking man working to put food on the table for his family and a roof above their head
Be careful Gypsy is a slur
@@artisticwafflesnora9973 a slur they've rightfully earned
nacanacoo wow you’re not even trying to o hide you’re racist
Nobody says they’re all bad. The academic guy saying we don’t ask any other people to change their culture is incorrect. When your culture includes your people breaking the law then simply requiring them to obey what all other people do shouldn’t be decried as racist. Just because something is culture or tradition doesn’t make it alright all of a sudden. Underage weddings are indefensible irrelevant of it being part of their identity.
@@TheMarcymark crime is usually based on socio-economic factors and how a person is raised, not culture.
As a student I was renting a room in a building with shared toilets/kitchen/shower with about 10 others. One day a family of Roma gypsies moved in, they was living with 6 (2 adults and 4 children) in a 8m2 room. They was pretty loud all the time, which didn’t matter much because most of us there was students anyway and we weren’t the quietest ourselves anyway, but what really threw me off was they was using the shower to take shits in. Literally every morning when I went in the shower I’d find 2 or 3 turds just laying there, the toilet was literally the next door next to the shower but they somehow decided they wanted to take shits in the shower.
Give them a break.THey went through a lot in WW2.
@@ultimatespacemanWW2 was 80 years ago, how long a break do people need to give em?
@@EdwinLionheart860 Exactly
@@ultimatespaceman so did allied soldiers but we, their descendants aren't shitting in the shower
@@ultimatespacemanwhat... noooo way
Yea thanks to Romas i as a Romanian now get called a gypsie everywhere i go. Thanks
Sorry guys, over here in Ireland the cunts carry Romanian passports and reported in newspapers as "Romanian nationals". but I keep having to explain to people that they're not Romanians and that Romanians are white europeans just like us Irish.
Dont worry Lukas, I know the difference! Greetings from Bulgaria!
@@sabilly1471 duh.
Volga Z26 LoL they barely have any Indian DNA. More like go back to Egypt.
@@josephsofaer841 give us actual proof?
I love how after every interview of people saying how they have suffered at the hands of these migrants that they are just "racist" and "not ready for change"
Well yeah if one person from an ethnic groups wrongs you and you decide you don't like the whole group, that's racist
@@christiandaniels8045 except that's not what any of them were saying. It's like you guys just are unable to hear anything that might go against what you think a republican is.
@@Goingwithafakehandlehere dude says someone tried to sell him a baby then decides he doesn't want any of them coming to his country that sounds exactly like what I said
@@christiandaniels8045 Go and live amongst them. I grew up in Eastern Europe and have more than just first hand experience. With all due respect, you have no idea what you're talking about
@@kemronirons5521 With all due respect, you're still wrong. It's absolutely racist
When nobody likes you, either everybody is wrong, or you might need to change something about your behaviour
No offence. No one liked Jewish, black and Irish people. What is the difference from attitudes from a hundred years ago to now? Do you think average people thought yegua here hard working and part of “good” society?
@@yucol5661 that's not true in the slightest
Try to educate yourself, before you make stupid comments
Almost eveywhere majority hates the minority. So?
@@yucol5661 you have never met an gypsy if you say this
A British guy: "This guy came in here and tried to sell me a baby!"
VICE: What's wrong with that, bigot?
That's if it's actually true; which if it is doesn't say anything about an entire group of people. Why is it ok suddenly to judge Roma people by criminals amongst them?
She didn't say that? Are you guys actually watching the video
@@rarekev9332 Yeah she didnt say that but asked him if hes a racist instead of being shocked by the story of a man selling him a baby ok?
@@scipioprime69 She did not. I swear to got. It's dumbass non-native English speakers like you confusing this. She asked what HE thought about the MEDIA accusing him of being racist.
Gypsies are the only people who could consider a plot to be “ancestral land” after only having been there 3+ years..
I am a South African, we suffered land dispossession from Britain and Apartheid but I find this funny lol.
Tell that to israel
@@lykkemarieofficial lmao
You joking right?:
After having them living there 3 years, it would resemble their "ancestral land" and nobody would take that land from them because nobody would want it.
My mother, who was born in 1898, lived in a small Iowa town & remembers a call going out, “the gypsies are coming “. Everyone rushed around taking clothes off the line, locking stock in the barn, clearing away as much as they could. In the US, that long ago, their reputation was already well established.
And my great-grandparents were Roma from Poland move here in the 1910's and I'm glad they moved here. Because otherwise my grandmother would have never become a nurse because of all the racism. And because of what you're saying that's the reason why my great-grandparents had to hide the fact that they were Roma because of racist idiots like yourself. But my great-grandparents work their asses off and so did my grandmother and all her siblings and so does my mother and so do I and so to my brothers. By the way there's over a million of us in the United States.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 good riddance
@@RexTheDinosaur1 well you should go in the united states then
@@RexTheDinosaur1 They're in LA now, holding kids & begging for change on streets. Bad influence for those kids, but that's their culture, I guess.
Because they don't do it in the USA, them main reason is that they do not follow their traditional style of life there. I remember it from my own life, not grandmother's, but the problem is that your linen, clothes and stuff would have disappeared if you hadn't hid it.
There are different subethnic groups among them, some are not criminal at all.
"Khajit has baby, if you have the coin."
LMAO XD
XD
lol
LMFAO
*sells useless equipment
- A wise purchase
I am Indian but I think that locals have have full rights over their lands and locals shouldn't always adjust and these people don't even learn English even though they are living in UK
They don't work either!?
@@grazutissmith9647 SO HOW DO THEY EARN MONEY?
@@thunderdragon8363 stealing and from people that give money to them
@@orlandofurioso7329 what do u even mean we go no money from you ppl.
@@salimoro4624 yeah sure whatever, where i live it's like this, if where you live it's not like this then hey happy for you but don't lecture me on my country's situation
They don't integrate and force their kids into child labour, child marriage, and have them live in awful conditions. I don't care about their skin or their culture. I don't want children to be systematically treated like that in my country, and they are doing just that. So yeah, that's the tea 🍵easy how everyone forgets the children...
Edit: they also keep their kids out of education
The Roma have been in Britain since the late 1800s. We have integrated into British Society and are a decent hard working people. Our children are allowed to go to school, many choose not to. Marriage isn't allowed until the age accepted by the country of residence. My uncle was a Police Officer, I have worked as a private security consultant for 20 years, my grandfather worked on the railway. We have been persecuted for centuries and denied opportunities freely available to other races.
@@colpope9361 that's the case for Britain. I am not against your race, but the particular communities in the Balkans that do all of what I wrote above. It's a real issue
@@colpope9361 Pre-university education is free in the UK. University education is accessible to most who want it. As you said, some Romani choose to reject education. In rejecting education you voluntarily place yourself in the lower levels of society.
Why are they doing that? Is this a part of their culture or bcs they are poor?
@@maryt.8043 it's not you're issue to go spreading propaganda on you sick f keep your opinions
A Roma kid tried to sell me a rose in town. When I said no, I don't want a rose he punched me in the face and ran away. Lovely people the Roma.
Edit: please read my replies down below before saying I’m generalising or a racist
Marcy Mark haha wtf
there was a van ran by gypsies in front of my school luring kids with candy, yikes
Don’t generalize I’m sure there are good Romani people
Well a Roma lady isn’t much of an adversary if she chose to be. Physically I mean. I’m glad you had a good experience but when I visited Kosice the relationship between the Roma and the locals was thousand times worse than anything we see here in the west. The entire Roma population lives in two Soviet sky scrapers a little Bit outside the city which they took over illegally that is connected by a single bus line which is regularly pelted with breeze blocks and debris and any attempt at providing services and education are tacitly declined by a communal show of violence against any well meaning outsider who dares set foot in their ghetto. It’s so odd how behaviour we detest and find unacceptable in our society all of a sudden needs polemic defence and external efforts of preservation just because it’s an exotic culture we have no right to pretend to understand.... Selling off your children as wives, normalising a parasitic lifestyle and sanctioning the dehumanisation of all non-Roma is terrible for them and the people living around them. The sad thing is that the core of the Roma culture consists of a separation between them and us so fundamental they prefer to live destitute lives and reject a productive subsistence lifestyle that it’s almost impossible to engineer positive change as an outsider. I’m just not going to defends culture like that, call me racist all you like. Sorry.
gфøglэ рlûš I just don’t know how to discuss and engage with that topic without generalising. Having to always preface by “not all:....” shouldn’t be requisite because if anyone thinks that all people of any group have the same issues about them and none of the group are deep thinkers or vary in their opinions then that anyone isn’t even worth talking to. There’s always a variety of characteristics in any people. Of course there are great Roma and there are great clans of Roma people that think differently. In my comment I wasn’t even generalising. I was talking about the Roma in Kosice and the Roma in Germany in two different ways. It’s impossible to discuss with one another in service of a better future for the Roma people if we can’t talk about the issues within their communities without being called bigoted. Fundamentally I’m not attacking the people I’m attacking the ideas and ideals which cause harm if they are made blueprint for action. I feel sorry for the kids that grow up in these cultures where pursuing a life outside our civilised society is a source of pride and their traditions define and interconnect all members within their society like cement. It’s nice to say don’t generalise and I agree with the sentiment but what is going on with these tribes is not good. It’s not good and we should be allowed to talk about what makes it not good otherwise nothing will ever change. ....
You guys, here's a "fun" story. I used to do voluntary work here in Romania in order to help the least fortunate of the romani people - and I am talking about those living on dump sites with houses made of cardboard, having no clothes or shoes etc. The programme I was in offered the kids there clothes, toys, regular baths, new places to live and, most important, the chance to free education provided by professionals, meaning going to school every morning and receiving breakfast and lunch (all free)! For the adults there were free training programmes in order for them to be able to find jobs. One day we had this cute 7 year old kid who was very keen on participating in class and you could just see he enjoyed being there. And one day he stopped coming to school. So I went to his mother and confronted her by saying "Ok, here's the deal - he has a great chance to be educated and do something better in life than beg for money, he has 2 hot meals per day and the chance to be around kids the same age. Why are you preventing him from that?" Her response (before yelling at me and tell me to f*ck off) was "Why go to school? Why work? We are living on social aid and we are doing fine."
What's my point - since many people in the comments are ignorant enough to think we are all racists. THEY ARE GIVEN THE POSSIBILITY TO WORK/GO TO SCHOOL, MAKE MONEY THE RIGHT WAY, BUT THEY REFUSE TO TAKE IT, SINCE STAYING HOME ON SOCIAL AID AND DYING OF HUNGER AND FILTH IS MORE 'COMFORTABLE'. They are offered special places in school (from primary school to college), but those places are most of the time empty. And I AM NOT BLAMING THE KIDS, since all they know is what that lady said to my face.
Anyway, fast forward two weeks later, the programme shuts down, since no children/adults come to classes/training anymore (not even for the free meals).
Yes, social services were called in order to get the kids to a safe and healthy environment. But that is not enough... And I am so sorry there's nothing more I can do for those poor little souls who end up just like their parents.
I'll add little more to your fun story. The distrust that has been created from last few centuries not days not decades but centuries cannot be wiped out with one or two programs. You have to strive and work harder and harder everyday and night for months for years for few decades to actually make difference. You cannot just walk in and say hey do this and your problem will be fixed. You must be thinking it's impossible what I'm saying than there're agencies working hard from decades on a single program and the results are phenomenal. I was amazed by one such organization AKDN if you follow their work you'll realize that there's no easy fix. All I've to say is gaining trust should be your primary agenda in any kind of humanitarian work.
what about a Buddhist monk who lives in the forest in a small shack and eats only bugs and berries?
@@shootingstar3371 what about the monk?🤨
@@mirceapintelie361 i think his point is nobody is going to stop the monk, because 1 - it's his culture 2 - it's his choice 3 - has nothing to do with us. if that's really his argument tho, what he's missing is that the comparison is not fair. assuming the monks don't steal and attack others constantly, at least
@@ashishmarediya5792 Well, people need to also want to be helped. You can't just run programs that do nothing.
It doesn’t matter what she hears, sees, or “learns” about the Roma situation she has decided already that everyone has to be racist, no matter any evidence. Maybe if people like this reporter didn’t constantly rationalise every single issue with them, this helping them justify their “victimhood” instead of an honest assessment from EVERYONE so maybe they take some responsibility for their situation and learn to change and become more “civilised” to better integrate.
Precisely!
Yeah you can see the agenda from 100m away.
My wife's family is Sinti, they came to the USA a generation ago and have done so well for themselves ever since. Every single one of them says that a big reason they were able to do well is because very few people in the States had pre-concieved ideas about them as Gypsies. Without the stigma in their way; they were able to get hired and work, open bank accounts and save money, purchase homes and vehicles, and send their kids to good schools. Turns out that when you don't discriminate against them and deny them everything needed to improve their situation, they improve their situation. Imagine that.
What is sinti?
@@imnotgayyy8489 Romani people.
Similar case in Brazil. I think people in Brazil may think they are weird or exotic, but usually Brazilians don't have any ill thoughts about them and they do reasonably well there.
I got something to say about Brazilian people……….
They are extremely hard working people that deserve a chance just like Romani people. Turns out when people live worse then most of their neighbors you will see their desperation for life.
sindhi is place in pakisthan ,india ????
Hello, I am from Australia and I visited Slovakia on several occasions. At first, I was appalled at the way the Slovaks were describing the Romas and their attitudes towards them. But after being there I soon realised the difficulty of living next to the Roma people. I think we should place sympathy where it is earnt such as for the systematic destabilisation of the governments of many African nations. Not for people who are unwilling to work and only want easy money.
@Why Me A few LOL
@Why Me why dont you come to eu and see its by yourself
@Why Me why don’t you come and live in page hall and see how it is
@Gabi Nepotu Yep, those systematic systems of systemic oppression 🙄
@Gabi Nepotu in slovakia i can tall you that more than 90 % are like that... in my village there is one normal romani family and its funny that we respect them but other romani shun them and attack them bc they work and behave like others...
My friend went into a bank to get money while he was in Italy. A Roma man was waiting for him and demanded money. We had to basically tell this guy we were going to beat his ass if he didn't leave my friend alone. I am not a racist but sometimes stereotypes are warranted.
so you're saying you're going to believe all Romani people are going to be aggressive towards you and demand for money?
@@michellealvarez9459 yes
@@michellealvarez9459 yes
@@michellealvarez9459 Not all, but most. I lived among them, if you don't beat them badly they will not "respect" you. I know it is wrong beating people up, but that is the only way they will respect you.
@@victort.9466 Your from Romania or bulgaria right? 😂I know the same thing with the beating because is very common here in Romania
europeans may not always agree with each other, but when it comes to gypsies we’re pretty much united.
Europe disappoints me
@@livinglegendlanadelrey You have to experience a roma ghetto first hand to understand the hate.
@@bobkowalski7655 nope I would never hate a whole group of people for something like that.
@@livinglegendlanadelrey Okay, enjoy getting mugged and beaten as you walk through a roma ghetto thinking that your tolerance for a people who can't tolerate you will save you
@@livinglegendlanadelrey You will do trust me
Most 1 sided vice report ever?
They are always one sided Against china, Russia, Hinduism, Buddhism etc
When every report is anti-Romany, they simply are showing the other side.
And how is this 1 sided?
@@machindrakhapung6039 was about to say the same.
@@cameraman1234567890a it’s almost like there is no smoke without fire
Nobody hates them for their identity. Rather it is for their actions. So no racism here. If they stop thieving, begging, being generally anti social, shouting all the time, actually getting educated and working. we would all like them
Like I said in my comment, they need a "reset". Some of them are good, hardworking people though.
@@christinakaur8766 unfortunately not the majority
Maybe if people gave them a chance to work they could stop begging so yes it's all based of racism. They try to get jobs but unfortunately people in Europe don't give them the opportunity because of discrimination and stereotype. " Nobody hates them for their identity " is rather ignorant
@@Letik3x In Spain, we give them jobs but they still prefer to live however they want to. So they just live from the money Spain gives them to integrate, believe me It isn't racism but when they call someone a payo (non romaní) and discriminate them because that or when they steal is difficult to love them. PD: I live in a bad place and it's full of them so i am talking by experiencie
@@Letik3x there have been programmes in multiple European countries giving them free housing and education the results have been very disappointing
I like how people still think that Romanians and gypsies are the same even tho the video clearly says they are not....
***** nah troll
blarson12
Because I haven't met them I'm not gonna hate on another race if I didn't meet them..
Romania were fascist in ww2 even
Eric thank your mass media mate. Btw the level of uneducated people in the matter is astonishing
Turk Means Strong! Original Rom people are 250000 only....
Rest of them are tsigan....
Roma came from India.... tsigan are completely different from Roma people... ( a educated Roma told me this all and he doesn’t need to lie )
I went to primary school with gypsies. By any normal definition of domestic abuse they were abused beyond what CPS would normally allow. However, the authorities don't mess with gypsies in my country. I honestly think that if a family abuses their kid, no matter if they're gypsie or not, the kid should be taken away. The kid should grow up in a shitty house away from their family where they're forced to go to school.
I honestly think that's the best solution
when we opened our borders, they came to London. They filled every corner and Underground station with women using drugged babies as begging props
i understand what your saying by if a child is abused they should be taken away from the people their being abused by i agree 100% however what you just described sounds eerily similar to Canadian residential schools, were indigenous children were taken away from their families that were seen as “dirty, abusive, and corrupt” and were forced to speak english and we’re abused and lots of times died in specialized english catholic schools. these communities are still facing these challenges today as many don’t know their culture, and have been completely assimilated into white anglo-saxon beliefs. forcing children away from their language and culture does way more harm than good, something needs to be done but definitely not that.
@@barbieandthediamondcastle there was a huge scandal about mass graves of native children, at those schools, publicised by the legacy media. It turned out to be 100% false but I don't think the main media ever corrected it. The mass graves hoax undermined the credibility of the media on the issue of children separated from families. It may well be true, but it's hard to trust the lying media after such a horrible campaign of smears against Canada. It's a media that actively undermines all Western societies, in the name of shady agendas
I'm living in a rural part of Switzerland. So far I've only had one direct contact to a gypsy group. A few years ago there was a huge European gathering (I think it was a wedding, not sure though) of gypsies supposed to take place right next to our village. They rented a large festival area nearby with toilets, showers, drinking water and a sheltered dining area. When the first people arrived we were showing them the place explaining to them the rules and what we expected them to do before they leave. They were VERY nice people. At least that's what I thought. On the morning of the fourth day we were supposed to meet with them again. Checking if everything is in order and clean as we had agreed upon before.
I was as if struck by lightening. There litteraly was shit everywhere exept for inside the toilets. On the paths, the tables, the benches, the floor, in the lavatory, the showers, on the parking lots EVERYWHERE. On top of that there was garbage on the floor, in the nearby fields, the small stream was congested with litter. Of course everybody had left by the time we arrived. Yes they had payed for the place on the first day but it costed more than three times that to clean it up again afterwards.
Such an experience makes it VERY hard not to become prejudiced against them. I would never judge a gypsy man or woman only on grounds of what I have experienced back then but such previously unimaginable things like this are very hard to forget.
Stfu prick I’m part Roma I’m kale everyone fucking hates u if are kale it’s just a blame game
@@Hash_thc Maybe people wouldn't hate you if you took the poo to the loo
This is how non white countries are, you are welcome.
i once saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal, they would always begg for money and they were determent to get atleast 5kn
I once saw non Europeans being strategically and systematically prosecuted by Europeans but complaining the oppressed aren't growing
Sadly some of them are actually good people but the deeds of their peers make them less likely to be accepted or get jobs.
Yep as usual and paired with the rise of racism in Europe there you have a recipe for a disaster
Just saying when I spent two months
in Europe going all over. I only had bad experiences with the gypsy groups. From pickpocketing other tourists, begging aggressively, anti social behaviour.
I was pretty shocked as a outsider to see how many countries it spanned across.
But consistent in being that group of people.
Charlie chaplin was gypsy
@@sneha3777 some of them try to intigrade into society but most of them dont becouse big cultuar diffrence, i once saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal...so yeah there is bad in good and good in bad
@@monke6912 Why you people are not employing them so that they people can mix with you ?
@@ManishGupta-jv6ll because when you employ they mostly steal but how would a foreigner understand. In my country they make so much money from evading taxation and from welfare that they are above everyone else. Most people don't know this but I know because I worked some jobs for my government and saw this with my eyes. In my neighborhood one gypsy used to throw his kids in front of car so the driver would pay his whole fortune to them. The poor kid died eventually and this disgusting piece of crap put a poster saying i miss you my poor son. I've heard from many people similar experience with the one i mentioned above so many times it's disgusting. They treat their kids as means to acquire wealth for the family instead of letting go to school. They force their kids to beg and pickpocket instead of school. But what would you know you see this from afar with your opinion built by american news. I speak from real life from poor country from europe who had no colonies,no slaves. We were slaves to the muslims for 400 years but yes we are just racist not fed up with living in a shitole and having those "people" to deal with on regular basis to top the cherry on the cake.
@@ManishGupta-jv6ll there have been multiple attempts made by the government with little success, the huge majority of gypsies simply do not want to work
There is a reason why the Roma are not well regarded by their neighbors. Many are fine people and mind their business but the overwhelming majority behave despicably. In Bucharest I witnessed Roma parents who would break their babies' limbs and let them heel with deformations in order to use them for begging hoping that others would give more with extra sympathy. In the subway, one of these kids was being paraded on all fours with a collar and a leash around his neck. This is not a story I heard from someone, this horrible spectacle was displayed in front of my very own eyes. Something is wrong with this. And it is not the state.
It’s their daft culture
@Ranger I witnessed the results of the dastardly deed. The child paraded in subway cars with the deformities already inflicted on the child. The locals informed me of this despicable habit of some Roma clans of using deformed kids for begging , often inflicting the deformities on healthy kids . I did not witness the act itself. If I was present , I do not believe that I could have just witness it without taking a 2x4 to the head of the adults that maimed the kid.
In the times of Austria-Hungary, austrian authorities often took the children of the gypsies away and send them to Austria to go to schools. After the WW1, this practice was seen as a human rights abuse and they were to be returned to their roma family members. I can see now why this was done
Why does the EU allow them to get away with that? I'm honestly baffled.
@@amicableenmity9820 I wish I had an answer.
Please make a video about the survival of the non romas while the romas are close to them :) Ask any Romanian, Hungarian, Polish...etc
Here in Greece last year some Romas in the slum area where they live were throwing random gunshots while they were close to a local kindergarten, so a kid that was just playing in his lunch time break bit the dust!!!!
Kibaszottul igaz
This comment is pure gold and so fucking true
True
Yeah I agree that was what was missing from this doc. Talking with the locals who live with and around the Roma. Instead they made it very one sided, to the detriment of everyone really.
Vice's spin on this is repugnant. It's completely out of touch with what's going on in these communities.
What justifies discrimination
What justifies violent racism
@@woohooo7634 Gypsies' abhorrent culture justifies violent racism
@@normalhuman6581 The Roma are themselves extremely discriminatory. From the Wikipedia page on Romani culture: "Marriages outside their own groups are extremely rare and often not welcomed. [...] Because of their nomadic lifestyle and differences in language and culture, Roma and their more settled neighbours have held each other in distrust. [...] Romani people avoid gadje [non-Romanis] because non-Romani are believed to be polluting and defile the Romani world. [...] A considerable punishment for a Rom is banishment from Romani society. An expelled person is considered to be "contaminated" and is shunned by other Romanis." In simple terms: they believe themselves to be special and despise the outside world. The Romanis who do not think like this are punished by others. They are also extremely patriarchal, superstitious, and practice child marriage and bride kidnappings. Many take pride in tricking gadjes. Go figure why people do not want to live close to them. It is a terrible culture of voluntary exclusion.
@@albinjohnsson2511
There is bigotry in every group
Doesn't justify neglect and oppression of governments
At the train stations in Italy, there are cops who shoo them away from trying to pickpocket tourists. They stand on the freeways at the toll plaza begging for change. The live in really disgusting conditions and dont seem to care. They are a very strange people.
I think it's easy to judge as we've been afforded education and a good upbringing but to call them strange doesn't feel right. What's strange to you might be normal to them. I'm not saying what they do is right but I have sympathy for those living in poverty as you are a product of your environment it's hard to break the cycle. Doing what their ancestors have taught them to probably get by
@@sarahlondon1267 They live in caravans and leave lots of trash around it while wearing filthy clothes, yet they have Mercedes cars and Rolex watches. I don't know how you don't consider this to be strange.
@@spicy9840 Your comment just reiterated my point in hand. What's strange for you may be normal to them. You're only looking at the surface but not questioning or trying to understand why people do the things they do. You observe and make a judgement without using critical thinking or analysing how and why the way they are. Maybe try and be less judgemental and you'll get your answers
@@sarahlondon1267 Yeah good luck understanding the logic behind their behavior then. Naive.
@@spicy9840 I already understand. I already analyse things without bias and form views from a outside perspective. If anything I feel sorry for some of their behaviours and practices but I dont judge them for it. In fact I feel sorry for anyone who places more value on materialistism then their soul. We both do things which people may not agree with, however we may deem these things as right or morally correct. Who gives us the right to judge? Do you think you're superior to these people, or better than them so that gives you the right? You've never lied, cheated, manipulated yourself out of a situation, moreover you've never done anything bad in your life? You're the one who needs to reflect dude. Going through life judging the less fortunate. Whether that be less fortunate in wealth. Whether that's people who commit crimes or whether that be people that wear rolex while looking dirty. You haven never been in their circumstance, so you do not know what may be normal to them. Fortune can be defined on wealth through a shallow basis or defined through conscious living. They obviously place value on things with high monetary value and not some approved societal norms. There environment of them being outcasts for 100 of years probably had something to do with this. Most people in this world are shallow, what makes them different? They obviously aren't taught about the value of cleanliness from childhood. It's not hard to comprehend. I hope you figure that out one day.
Its painful to see as an Indian. The Roma gypsies originated in India but left due to rampant invasions by Mahmud Ghazni (17 times!) and the castism. All they wanted was a safer place for their children and migrated for a better future ...and still the horrors continue.
Your estrogen is out of control, why don't you share your house with them for a few weeks, you'll know what the crack is about.
@@jamescook4402 I understand you mate. I'd feel the same if some random foreigner spoke on Kashmir or the religious tensions in my country. I'm sorry if I've hurt you unknowingly.
they aint indians. not india's problems.
@Combatdocumentedmy family works, my family doesn’t do crime, many of my ppl steal as a way to survive, just like any other ethnic, some of my ppl r good, and some r bad, again just like any other ethnic, there will always b good and bad in every ethnic, thats life, u stereotyping and being racist is wrong and isn’t justified.
@@jamescook4402 a white man can't talk about estrogen considering your sheer lack of testosterone.
This man asking for Benifits in Slovakia and now in England.. come on!! U have to work at some point
In gypsy culture working is forbidden word.
I love the way they accuse the chip shop owner of being racist and then show his tattoo and chains- such snobbery 😡
Watch the video again that is not what she said
She didn’t accuse him of being racist, she asked him to explain his side of the story…
Prejudice often comes from stereotypes that have at least some roots in the truth. To immediately claim that entire communities are to blame for 'racism' is to also deny their negative experience with other communities. Lets be real, racism isn't usually about race, by that I mean skin colour. It is often about cultural differences, expectations of moral standards, hygiene and politeness/etiquette.
- "It is often about cultural differences, expectations of moral standards, hygiene and politeness/etiquette"
More people need to hear this
You'd get banned on Reddit for saying this. You're absolutely right
White people steal and scam and live like them too.
Sometimes, yes, but sometimes, not. Careful with that. But I do agree that quite often it does derive from actual experiences, and the particular case of the Romani is not about them facing racism here, or there, and at this moment, or a few centuries ago, it has been a constant.
Gypsies are incredibly homophobic, though.
A friend of mine got beat up, simply for being gay.
That's why no lgbtq+ person should ever
be expected to respect these people.
1: get a shower
2: find a job
3: get a room/house/apartment
4: dont sell drugs, kids etc etc
The result? Every body likes you and you integrate.
@@elpresidente1822 yes very hard not to be dirty and a junkie in my city people aren't like in west cuz we take everyone if they are capable and not everything is about discrimination and rascism like in the west something is in laziness too
@@elpresidente1822 your knowledge is incorrect cuz America didn't help Serbs but Soviets did and do you realise that not EVERYTHING IS DONE BY AMERICA!!!!!!!!
@@elpresidente1822 at least others work and try to get accepted by society
But not them
@@elpresidente1822 so stop acting like you know something when you don't
“These stereotypes are just born of people who are just afraid of change”
5 seconds later
“I don’t really work.”
Oh shut up Confederate flag lover
@@cornpooooop4184 That's a Gadsen flag.
@@cornpooooop4184 uneducated comment spotted
Roma are poor because of their culture. If your culture sucks, then leave it. Otherwise you deserve the consequences.
Roma don't deserve pity. Because no group can deserve pity, only indviduals can.
That`s spot on!
The Roma people appear to have just about foundered their gene pool. Time to join the 21st century and add some new blood to the gene puddle the got going.
How could you leave your culture, it is as thought you have left what makes you who you are, its leaving your identity, and adopting another culture is creating someone who isn't you. What choice do they have if no one will accept them, how would you go through a world that won't accept you for you
AnonymousIntellectual I CAN TELL YOU HAVE BEEN BRAINWASHED IN THE USA, I BROKE OUT OF IT,SO DONT FEEL BAD WHEN U WAKE UP. THE WAY IT IS GOING YOU KNOW WHAT A TERRIBLE IS, TRUST ME,GIVE IT TIME BECAUSE THE THE USA IS PUMPING HUMAN DNA INTO YOUR FOOD SUPPLY POWDERINGTHE SKY'S HENCE CHEMTRAILS OR GLOBEL DIMMING.THEY BUILD MORE NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS WHILE FUKASHIMA BURNS FOR 3 YEARS NOW YOU REALLY NEED TO WAKE UP SON.EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ISRAEL WONT LET IT BE AIRED ON TV.
AnonymousIntellectual PEOPLE GET SO POOR THAT THEY ARE POOR IN THE MIND,THEY THINK THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO LAUGH OR BE GOOD TO SOMEONE . YOU REMIND ME OF A NEIGHBOR ,VERY UNHAPPY ,POSSIBLY A MOMENT OF ZEN ,POPED OUT THESE PEOPLE IN THE USA ARE LIKE MUSLIMS ,MEANING MISERABLE ,NO GOOD SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE ONLY EVIL. HATERS ,THAT DO NOT LMIGHTY GOD,HE SAID VENGEANCE IS MINE SAY'S THE LORD AND YET YOU CONTINUE THINK YOU WILL INHERIT GODS KINGDOM. WHERE IS THE LOVE ,WHY ARE YOU WEAK? WHY IS YOUR TREASURE HATE?HATERS THAT DO NOT OBEY GOD.YOU TUBE HAS CHANGED AGAIN I CANT FIX ANYTHING.
Maybe there’s a reason that people hate them
You can immediately tell what side of the story Vice wants you to think upon watching this video
You can usually tell by the first seconds, they usually have quite a strong bias, with some videos it's valid and common sense, with others, it's like pushing propaganda in your face
What side of the story? The non racist one? The factual one?
@@anisagigihola this ignores why people do not like the roma and the things they do. It is the opposite of factual
@@anisagigihola and VICE is now bankrupt lol
I am American that has lived in Europe and experienced the gypsies. I think those that apologize for the "Roma culture" tend to be those that haven't had to actually live with them - in the US we call them "criminal syndicates" and don't try to pretend that it's justified because of their "culture." But then we will also romanticize the gypsies as something they're not because we don't have to endure them.
Typical racist Americans. Their are far more reasons to hate english and Germans. But they are fellow white brother haa??
@@karthiktirumala1773 What does being india have anything to do with them.
@@pradhyumanrajawat7386 go and live with them and tell us your experience with living with them
@@karthiktirumala1773 your comment is racist. Not very clever are you.?
@@minigrande1939 we Indians don't give a crack about racism. We shoot it straight, but then we are poc so we are exempted from allegations of racism
Vice, you have never really lived near roma people for sure.
Daria, you have never met a Roma person for sure.
@@rickrolld1367 neither have u for sure
@@andrewmuse2756 Stfu Racist.
@@rickrolld1367 please live by them so you can finally be WOKE
@@thecraplordsell4575 Being racist isn't woke :/
My sister is a waitress and said when they come into the restaurant, they are dirty and let kids run around everywhere and don't want to pay for the food and make a mess
That must be hard for business for sure! Also, a little unsafe if there are unruly people . I mean I see them/ notice them the most whenever I go to Italy. Especially one time on the “city” train ( which is not a nice train at all and it’s dirty but I didn’t know🤷♀️)from Naples to Amalfi ( never take it lol take a bus instead) but on the train they have little children come up to you to beg for money while the mom goes around. I mean it’s horrible to see a child beg.the sad thing is these people for generations never seem to improve their situation- they have generational poverty. I don’t really understand if they just don’t want to work or the countries they are living in are keeping them from working and just want to kick them out as illegals
Report (;
I've only had one bad experience with Romas.
I was visiting Paris, and the Roma people would walk around with clipboards asking people to sign a piece of paper. They would say it's for a good cause or something like that.
Once you've signed it, they will pester you and pester you until you "donate" some money to their cause.
Truth is, they don't even have a cause, they just want money off you.
I saw a Chinese woman that day get hit in the face by two of them because she didn't give them money. I also saw two little Chinese girls get circled by about 5 Roma girls and they were forced to give them money.
yeah, that really weighs up to getting evicted, persecuted in whole europe, being murdered in masses by nazis... sorry you felt bothered by people trying to make money, that in many places wont get a job because of racist stereotypes
@@lala-lb4qe cry about it
@@PortersMK22012 :)
@@lala-lb4qe bruh if u really want a job for honest living u will get one don’t act like we r in the 50s
@@lala-lb4qe lmao someone’s got butthurt, if u search for a job u will get one, there r literally people that will help u get a job bc its their job to get u a job
I am from Turkey, we have bunch of gypsies here too. They sell flowers, and have 10 kids by the age of 25.
turkey has most gypsies in the world
Turkey is full of kurds and gypsies, especially in Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara and more big cities.
Laughing so hard my stomach hurts😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣😂
so like average turk?
A nice Gypsy lady asked me if I wanted to buy some gold rings, SMACK in front of my bank's main branch ATM. She swooped in Like a Falcon, jumping out of a car that came out nowhere.
0:01 I mean if you built your house illegaly and with stolen materials how are you gonna be offebded when a buldozer comes?
@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni Yeah, maybe, but that's not the case right now so...
@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni Its not a house most of the time, its tents and houses NEED planning.
Living in Italy it's quite easy to notice that Albanians, North Africans and Romanians, three minority groups that have only had a significant presence here for the last three generations, managed to integrate quite well. I personally know a lot of people from those descents and in most cases, especially when it comes to Albanians and Romanians, they can be indistinguishable from Italians of Italian descent as early as from their second generations, while it's not entirely unusual to hear first generation immigrants from those same communities speaking in the local dialect of the region they established themselves in. Romas, on the other hand, have been here for centuries, I also know quite a few of them personally since there are two Roma families who have been living in my hometown since the beginning of the last century and "their" houses (actually public housing) are in the street next to the one my parents live in. They go to public school, even though they usually are among the very worst students and always drop out in Middle school, they go to sunday school and local social gatherings and fairs, they are known by name by every member of the community, but they just won't integrate. They don't care, they don't want to, they don't have jobs and lament their alleged state of poverty, but at the same time flex their sports cars and expensive jewelry. Romas who want to integrate and pursue higher education are usually shunned by their community, the girls are withdrawn from public life as soon as they turn 14 or 16 and are married off to other Romas, the boys are usually quite violent and antisocial towards their peers. Unlike north Africans, Romanians and Albanians they seem to not be interested in engaging in social activities with other groups, they are never seen at gatherings with someone other than other Romas but at the same time they seem to know how to exploit the welfare state to its absolute peak performance. They are not infamous among Europeans just because we have collectively decided to hate on them, they simply never integrated and they mostly don't seem to be interested in integration at all. They simply seem to be different from every other minority group in that they don't do anything to better their own condition and that of their children. It sucks to say this because I know there are many of them that actually managed to integrate, and because I am a progressive and I absolutely hate xenophobic and racist outtakes on minority groups, but Romas are simply another problem altogether, I really don't know how else to put it.
This is really interesting
I remember I studied with a roma boy in Italy and he was very aggressive and violent and very closed off. He would scare people away who wanted to be his friend and would always disrespect the teacher. One day he brought a fake gun toy to school and of course my teacher confiscated it and he just went crazy. His father came to pick him up and he barely spoke Italian and after that incident, they just left the city. It was a crazy experience.
Watch out for the americans calling you racist
@@mariamt02 Did we went in the same school, because it also happened in my town.
@@DiegoOdierna no way…either it was the same boy or same town 😂but I’m from piedmont area
There was a time when I hated them all (some 20 years ago), until it happened that I have seen a roma guy in very bad shape, doing a very hard construction job, pickaxe digging in the hottest sun. I thought that this guy deserve a hat off and I have to give him credit for choosing the harder but honest way of living. Later on, I started to seen them everywhere in all kind of honest works. In a factory from Czech Republic where I was working, the same was doing a roma family and some of their relatives, mixed with the rest of 95% non roma workers. All that time any of them didn't caused the slightest problem and were working hard together to save money for building a house for their son and future wife.
Because of their life conditions, many are behind with the school which cuts their jobs options.
In general, some still stick to stealing, robberies and other unlawful activities (including major organised crime, officials bribes etc.) but putting them in the same group it is a dishonest prejudiced thing. Same like being in a small shop where 3 customers steal, and you and another 5 honest customers having nothing to do with the first are being declared thieves by default because you are the same ethnic group.
The government is demolishing some of the illegal constructions, but truth be told, most of them were left to the inhabitants.
A fact that could had been included is that they receive the same support from the government exactly as the non roma citizens (including same child support, access to free education until post university level, etc.) and that also non roma constructions are demolished too if built illegal on land which does not belong to them or have lease expired or such.
The Romanians at least got used with them and as long as they stick to reasonable civilised behaviour they treat them just as any other citizen, in the bus, as a work colleague, official positions and so on.
About the very poor living conditions for some of them, again is not roma exclusive situation and are some poor villages where the children are working in the mud and walking bare feet. And there are lots of very rich roma people too.
Currently, more and more are trying to integrate in the society, to adapt how they can and live a honest life. If everyone would treat them equally as any other citizen (not favoured but not discriminated either) and concentrate of bringing everyone up from extreme poverty no matter if is roma or not, expose them to the values needed to live in society, encourage them to pursue education to stand equal chances for all the jobs not only constructions and such, they could get along nicely everywhere in the world.
Some people will complain anyway about the immigrants regardless if they are roma agriculture workers or German nuclear scientists. I would say: expose them to education too :)
migiola Interesting.
Thank you! This seems to be the only comment out there I can fully agree with
@@deutscheblitzkrieg - Attitudes like yours are a part of the problem.
it's just me Where are you from?
Not all romani people get access to education in Czech & Slovakia apparently 50% of them go to segregated school or special needs schools , my dad was one of these I think , so he came to the UK ( legally before some racists comments ) and now he is working , my Uncle is Slovak ( my family is part Slovak part Romani ) so obviously he doesn't know what it's like but My dad said he's grateful that he can work and have things like a car , house etc , with your mindset maybe this work can be fixed...
why don't you show the Rroma in Romania that have millions of dollars, the ones that have much better lives than many of their Romanian counterparts? Did you know that Rroma have a mandatory place in the Parliament? Did you know that every single child receives free monthly support from the Romanian government until they turn 18 years old?
If you want to show the real story - do your homework, do some research and stop posting these biased documentaries!
Best comeback.
"You're racist."
"My wife is from Sri Lanka."
The WHOLE OF EUROPE cannot be wrong regarding these people.
Europeans on the US inter-ethnic relations: "So awful, they need to learn from us!"
Europeans on gypsies: "I ask you, do you want total war!?"
😂😂😂
Gypsies in America are treated much better
Even Turkey hates them.
@@basedkaiser5352 Why even?
if they try to mug you and wont stop begging for cash how would you feel, i saw kid begging for food and when he recived it mother stole it and ate it like wild animal, most of us yust stay on guard and try to go away from those that begg becouse they wont stop till you move from their arria
I use an extension that shows users' flags next to their comments and I've noticed that the people who live in countries where there are lots of gypsies almost always say that gypsies constantly do awful things, whereas the people who live in countries where you'll probably never meet a gypsy are saying that those claims are lies made by ignorant racists.
What is the explanation for this?
Dilara Ercan
It's a comments option for the "Magic Actions for TH-cam" extension. It's very useful and informative.
What is the extension?
Carl Friedrich Gauss
See my response to Dilara Ercan above
Kudistos Megistos Heh, thanks. Sorry for being blind.
+chunkycake101 That's a bunch of liberal/Commie bullshit. Higher taxes and a much higher cost of living are a direct result of Socialist policies. It's no coincidence that the most liberal cities have the highest taxes and the highest cost of living. Damn near all numbers are fudged by the Commies.
My nice told me that when she was in Italy the community try to help them. But they don’t wanna it. That’s why people treat them that way. You should be grateful with the Country that is hosting you. Is just common sense.
So going from what you've stated Roma are certain of their choice to live in a rubbish dump like the one I saw in the video. I think they're suffering discrimination more like it.
No you shouldn't. Not all countries have the same standard of living and quality of life in the EU. While the prices for basic needs such as foods, clothing are the same in western and eastern europe, the salaries are 3-4 Times higher.
As long as there is someone more qualified, smarter and overall better for a job, why would he not move to a country with better standards?
Miluz your like a beautyful women in my dreams...i love you
I am a roma myself and I know that in the old days there were many people that offered them help but instead they lied so they could destroy Roma camps. One example is the nazis that “offered help” but instead they took them to Auschwitz for example.
@@muam8983 The NAZlS were a small minority compared to the European population.
The NAZlS also completely destroyed most of Europe. They committed gen*cides on eastern Europeans, Balkans, Greeks etc. So your justification is not valid.
Their community just doesn't want to integrate. They are used to that way of life.
"People hate them because they're different and they dare to question the rules"
LMFAO that's a very charitable way to put what they do.
Yeah I was furious with that guy putting that idiotic spin on things. As if allowing them to steal with impunity would be the noble and enlightened thing to do.
Rules are there for a reason, why people try and justify the culture of theft and crime among the Roma is beyond me.
Hey Vice, are you learning to code yet?
No because they are teaching computers to do that...
@Schwarzer Haufen with deep learning algorithms, the computers will one day be able to write the code themselves
I am from Bulgaria, and I can tell you for a fact that the Roma are not hated because from where they are from, but for what they do. People are scared to go into their ghettos. They were not forced to live there, but chose to live in the appaling conditions. Even police dont even dare to enter becuase of fear. There was a project a couple years ago that involved making brand new apartment blocks for them, to get them out of the ghettos. Long story short, when they moved in they burned all of the floorboards in the apartments, and drove their horses inside. They dont use cars, and instead use horse drawn wagons. This is becuase in the night they go into the woods and do illiegle lumbering. 99% of them dont work becuase all they do is take the goverment aid given to them for having kids. This may not seem legit, but when they get payed a a grand and a half lev per child, and have 13 children, it adds up to a good amount.
Yes the merry go round theory is so cringey. Even in America same garbage.
Well, you from Eastern Europe stop treating them like non-humans and blaming them for all your mistakes, which you brazenly won't admit, but my friend who is a gypsy and comes from the same country you say you're from.
@@ЕлисейКостадинов I'm an engineer with a triple digit IQ and I dont like gypsies, This proves that I' right.
Same in Poland. We have a small roma population but they still make trouble in most cities. They steal, rob, don't work, don't study, etc.
@@ЕлисейКостадинов
And how to treat someone who contributed to his opinion? Roma in Poland have free education, easily accessible and fairly well paid, they get housing from the state and social benefits
And what? And nothing. They don't work, they don't study, they steal, they mug people, they extort money. The problem is the Roma and their culture
how is it that all the advocates of roms do not live close to them?
I know right.. They have no idea.
Just heart breaking when u consider the children, God help and bless these people, and all others like them !