Muslims in the US integrate better because the barrier to entry is much higher. Contrast immigrants from the ME to illegal immigrants from Mexico - one group commits significantly more crime. Europe just has too many refugees and the immigration laws are too loose, you need to select for the type of people you allow in. It's really difficult to integrate someone who's values run completely opposite to your nation, I don't know that we do it better in the US, we just have a better selection process.
Yes. People were blinded by blank slate ideology, thinking people will magically change by standing on French soil. The reality is a lot more complicated than simple utopian ideals.
@@Jedscorp we do better on legal immigration/refugee intake for sure. In regards to illegal immigration, I think we obviously have problems in the US but I also think we tend to handle that better in some aspects.
What destiny said about weaving immigrants into the culture is 100% on the money. As an immigrant I can confirm, USA and their public school system does a really good job of it.
The difference is that the US isnt a etno state, like how most european countries are. Here in the Netherlands, you can be 4th or even 5th generation immigrant, but people will still call you foreigner, cause you do not look a 100% dutch.
@@chinchillatwitch7234 have a buddy who lives in Sweden....he says it's the same there. He gets alot of shit for sticking up for his Pakistani buddy whose grandparents immigrated there in the 70s....he still gets brutally picked on by coworkers. My buddy has been ostracized from his work friends for sticking up for him.
@@seanmitchell3069 hee sean, yeah rascism is something weird in Sweden, when swedish people are rascist, they are "mask on" rascist if you understand me. As for you and your friend, best luck.
I actually work for the Dutch immigration service called "COA" . Destiny knows more about Dutch immigration issues than our own politicians hahahaha, this is so painful to watch but good content.
I used to be a dutch local politician. The issue with our local politicians, is that they get ellected on the basis that they are expert at something, but they aren't, they havent read 1 document related to the issue. And once they are in the counsel, they need to up hold a front that they know stuff so they do not question basic stuff, to not look stupid. I was 18, so I didnt need to pretend, but most are indeed full of shit.
Well when half of em are hard workers and the other are uitkering trekkers past Jaar terug hadden ze eens gekeken naar de uitkering en op 1 adres warren 50+ mensen met uitkeringen how tf do u let that shit happen Dutch state is garbage u wanna scam and kill go too Netherlands if I kill someone I'll get 20 year wow I am so scared u wanna scam social security it's a joke 😂
Immigrations main problem is a clash of cultures. If one culture is okay with woman being second class citizens where men can do whatever they want to women and the other group don't practice. Your gonna get some major problems.
Except the culture of these immigrants is pretty similar to the religious right of most European countries, so I'd say they're assimilating quite well, except we'd rather they assimilate to have values aligned away from one half of the population and to the other half.
I remember how people would coddle immigrants like they were pure innocent babies especially pre 2020, refusing to discuss this problem. It's much better now, since LGBTQ have climbed the hierarchy up that people want to attach their virtue to.
@@Veritas-66 That sounds like what a white person think who's never lived in a 3rd world country. (Source: Me) . Take it from me, white people have got absolutely 0 idea what kind of people exist out there. 3rd world right culture makes European religious right look cute.
I remember when The 2016 election came in and every US citizen I knew was like "Omg I want to give my us citizenship away" I'm like bro I'll take it They would ask me "But aren't you upset?" I'm like maybe a little, but I know 4 years will pass and I'll be alright, I can't say the same if I get upset and go back to my country I can't say the same. Now that I became a us citizen I feel that I'm more proud to be "An American" more than people that are born and raised here
This may be total BS on my part but could one of the reasons be that Europe takes in more "refugee" immigrants and USA takes in more wealthy immigrants of people who actually want to move there?
My thinking behind this is for example all the refugee boats that go to France, Italy,.. they are not going to the USA unless they have the money for planetickets
Maybe back then but do some research on the Netherlands they are a silent small super power u will be suprised the premier cut business taxes and a lot of businesses came too Netherlands so they didn't have too pay as much in taxes and it's in the middle of world whit acces too one of the best harbours ever and our logistics is insane
@@walterlaten7662 I'm from Belgium myself so i will research it but i dont really see the connection between refugees and immigration and tax cuts for companies.
@@madieux182 well if ure business is in a different country aren't u a immigrant once u move too a different country also were would u go too a shit hole country were u came from or too a yewel like Netherlands were u get free housing and uitkering it's quite insane near here they build a whole neighborhood for immigrants they are quite nice houses
I don't think anyone disagrees with the idea that immigrants should have a positive impact in the society they're migrating to. It's about whether or not they're actually having that positive impact that people disagree on.
I’d say it’s probably both, especially if you add onto that the expectation that they culturally assimilate and thus change their culture to match the natives’.
@@nathanjora7627 that's more specific than a "positive impact" and there isn't a consensus on that. Some people on the left would say that instead of assimilating into the existing culture, them bringing over their own culture and society having more multicultural aspects to it is a positive impact on its own.
@@starsky1012 « that’s more specific than a "positive impact" » … Yeah, that’s why I specified it. « there isn’t a consensus on that » On what ? The fact that they should assimilate ? There’s basically a consensus on that. The fact that they don’t assimilate ? Anyone disputing the fact that at least a large portion of them don’t assimilate or only very little, like the absolute minimum you need to get by, would be blind or willingly ignorant. « it is a positive impact on its own » No it’s not, a multicultural society isn’t better by mere virtue of being multicultural, that’s completely dependent on which parts of which cultures are being brought in. I don’t want the misogynistic, religious supremacists parts of Arab culture in my country, and those are very prominent and obvious aspects of Arab cultures that get imported. And I don’t think it’s a positive to see African and Arab clothing everywhere in France. It’s not like it’s a strict negative, don’t get me wrong (at least for the African clothing, the Arab clothing has the issue of quite often being very patriarchal, see hijab and that kinda stuff), but it’s also not a positive, it’s just « a thing », and considering that it’s a thing that marks a lack of integration, especially in the context of difficulties adopting the language and customs, I’d rather it not be there either.
Solid take on the shitty immigration in Europe. I bet the whole reason the kid drove on from the cop is because in those suburbs they have Zero respect for the law / police. Ofc on the other side that lack of respect shows back in a more agressieve response form individual police.
That 100% how it is I love in EU and the problem is the younger generations are just complete garbage compared too their parents they actually worked but their kids just street rats who don't wanna work it gotten so big last 10 years
@@elite7329Hasn’t been proven to be any kind of murder yet and in context shooting, in the arm mind you, is incredibly defensible from a purely pragmatic non-legal standpoint. As in the standpoint of « would most people have done something widely different in that situation ».
he always mentions the "fight videos with black people" about Elon taking over twitter, has there ever been a shortage of fight videos with black people? its all always been on twitter since WordStar but suddenly its a new thing to destiny.
I think the algo has just leaned a bit more rage bait-ey and his particular flavor of political twitter has race-related shit on it. Overall i think they’re just pushing interaction more
Destiny made a very great point that he just glossed over, "what does it mean to be an American, we're usually talking about ideas" This is what really made America great. Both sides have lost this. The fundamental ideas behind what being an American meant were some of the greatest ideas ever put forth for the betterment of mankind. That's why the stature of Liberty has the speech it has. Because the ideas of America were so strong we could make anyone have a better future. Sadly it seems we've lost those ideas into political divisionism
@@briano9397 I know and I am telling you I think using broad terms that are inclusive aren’t going to help solve these very real problems. I like what you wrote and what destiny said but you have to include an honest take of the road ahead or what are we even talking about. You can’t have a loose immigration policy and large social programs it doesn’t work that was my only point.
I agree with the majority of Destiny’s take on immigration. I would say that he doesn’t have anything to worry about with Muslims in London as they are very chill and respectful. This is coming from a London native
100% he does not know what hes talking about with London. I have lots of muslim friends and they feel safer and more integrated here than in the US. London has so many more Muslim kids growing up in schools alongside non-Muslims happily. In the average US city there is so much more prejudice against Muslims.
@@Hammers93_ You're the one that said there is nothing to worry about. What are you worrying about ? Go do it. You're just the typical normie who watches too much news and hasn't actually seen the inner workings of the muslim parallel society or read a page out of their book. You don't know anything about these people, so don't try to tell us your opinion.
Right. I live far away from a major city and the no-go-zones and migrants here still only speak their own langugage and refuse to integrate. I recently took care of a migrant trainee at my work. He had lived here for 20+ years and could not converse in my language AT ALL. It's not just the people in ghettos. It's everywhere.
The problem is that 1st generation migrants in Europe are usually okay, or it was pre around 2015 ish. But their kids grow up to be more radicalized somehow. And now were just fcked cause we can't send them anywhere and prisons are starting to overflow (in my country atleast). Idk if family-deportation sounds too bad in our current situation.. Even tho it seems very unethical.. I just have a hard time seeing any other realistic solution.
Crazy that people have been warning about this issue for decades and no one listened. Now france has huge foreign population that hates them and they have a 5.0 birth rate. By 2060 French with be a minority in their own nation
Yep. I have worked with immigrants in France for a long time. The people who moved here from north Africa became doctors and engineers. The 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants are the drug dealers and criminals.
Yep same here in Sweden. But it's really cringe how the right just wants to throw all immigrants out of the country, while the left is being mega cucks and trying not to be "racist". Feels like no one is looking for an actual solution.
Legally Deporting immigrants has become harder & harder in Belgium because they appeal to human rights courts even if they’ve overstayed their Visa. Also the fact that people have died in process of being forcefully deported while in police custody. “ Raids” in certain neighborhoods to check people’s identity cards & residence status has also been considered a form of “violation”, like the stop n search which is usually done around metro stations
I’m only 10 minutes in but I hope he talks about the financial aspect. European countries have a huge safety net via healthcare housing and high wages. I’ve lived in Spain and the average person has a better life imo however the way things are set up even without immigration these systems are failing. The incentive structure to make a lot of money is much lower and more difficult in Europe . I could be wrong but the Syrian war and Libya are the straws that broke the camels back to turn the average European to anti immigration . It’s probably going to get worse… obviously there is a lot more but I have add and don’t care that much stay well
@@Elimbi1 not if your the top 20 percent or your working to be rich I understand your point. I could be wrong but I think their system only works because of the USA for various reasons
Don’t import people from countries with significant cultural differences , or people that hate your country and your people .Without a care of protecting your culture/ tradition/history/heritage, it’s not that hard .
@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 no, like the people from east asia wanting to start businesses or go in to tech, or the Africans and Middle Eastern people with enough wealth to buy plane tickets, instead of drowning on life boats in the mediteranean.
@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 I believe he is talking about legal immigration which is generally true. It is not easy to gain access to the United States with a visa let alone becoming a full citizen. We have pretty strict guidelines and in the past tend to make sure legal immigrates actually want to assimilate (Not sure if it's still the same now). Illegal immigration is a whole different issue though definitely a problem. But than again I guess we kind of are making illegal immigration legal to a certain extent in the past few years so maybe you do have a point.
One way to illustrate this is the representation in congress. In the US 25% of the congress are non white minorities while the population consists of 41% non whites. That's a ratio of about 61%. In Germany the representation is about 11% while the population is made up of 26% minorities. That's a ratio of 42%. Immigrating to the US is associated with higher costs and a bigger risk to get rejected. This process sifts out a lot of people, potentially a lot of immigrants who come from lower socio economic backgrounds in their own country. Taking Germany as an example, for turkish people it was quite easy to immigrate to Germany as they were invided as "guest workers" some time ago. This created subcultures in Germany in which turkish people where never really integrated into the society; they were supposed to work and go back to Turkey. But they didn't. The ties to their home country, as for many other minorities, are also pretty close. Turkish people in Germany will often times have turkish passports, will be involved with the politics in their home country and never really develop a sense of being german. If you ask a turkish person what nationality he is, he will most likely say turkish. Also immigrants from poorer EU countries have almost no hurdle moving to Germany since citizens of EU countries have the right to live and work in any EU country. This will naturally lead to more inflow of low skill workers who have no real incentive to integrate. They can just move here and earn twice to three times as much for the same work as they would get in their own country. The last thing is the German schooling system. We have different "levels" of high schools, which is a remnant of the Weimar Republic and the Nazi regime. Generally there are three forms that are hierarchical in nature. Hauptschule is for the preparation of low skill workers, Realschule for the bulk of the work force and Gymansium for high skill workers such as lawyers and physicians. The extreme rigidity of the system has changed since then with the introduction of schooling forms that unite the other forms but it is still active snd shapes Germany's demographics. Immigrants are much more likely to go to one of the lower forms of schools which will then keep them out of certain circles and contributes to the development and perseverance of subcultures. So i'd say Destiny's hunch is correct. Geography, Immigration policy and the education system are certainly the biggest contributors to this phenomenon.
Do the people talking about what France did to their country 100 years ago, so this is revenge then? And that's supposed to make it ok? People who werent alive and had no power over that getting punished by people who weren't alive and not effected by it? I don't think "Yeah they are destroying your city out of a hatred of you and your people" is the argument you want to be going with.
I can speak about UK as my parents are muslim indian immigrants and they came in in the 70s and 80s and were super minorities and had to adjust. It eas super racist and anti tjem when they first came, but they worked with different communities got engaged with the local communities and really helped make the place better and help foster ethnic relations improving. We didnt have any enclave groups to essentially assimilate with. Pakistani and Bangladeshis were very different to us and so you had to connect with everyone. Thats the pro. The con was that it was intensely lonely to adjust in this way Over time as you see more Pakistani and Bangladeshi (im talking about tje communities im familiar with ) their level of integration was different. People when moving to a nrw country tend to congregate to where the ethnic centers are Also in the past when uk was rebuilding its economy they had signs openly begging Pakistani indian and bangladeshi minorities to come over and work in the factories and so on As we moved away from a manufscturing economy to a services one, what happened was that youd have the first gen Pakistani bangladeshi and indians opening up restaurants and taxi companies and then having their kids education as doctors and accountants and businessmen and so on But also because you had people from poor areas of india pakistan, Pakistan occupied kashmirr and bangladesh also coming over to marry you end up getting some ciltural development resets due to the old thinking returning Particularly for the pakistani, pashtun and kashmir community their insistence on just havinf cousin marriage constantly for property and immigration related reasons caused so much issues within those communities Both genetic but also in terms of people unhappily married and so on Its all improving the generations now are better than before but still its an issue So you have people who naturally find it easier to congregate to tjat which is familiar and that marry or are pressured to marry from their homeland and bring people over This factor causes unhappy relationships cultural resets and so on But crucial to think about is that this is not the case everywhere in yhe uk and the north south divide play a big factor If youre in the north (or say Blackpool north west) you have to somehow try and get on with youe neighbours and integrate because the poverty is there still tje racism is there still, you cant really enclave In birmingham its a tale of two cities and theres pros and cons to enclaveisation So it's very complicated and not as simple as just immigrant bad grommers etc
16:15 Dead wrong here. Most of the stuff does NOT map on at all. First of all most European countries don't have a 2-party system but rather several parties occupying the political spectrum and most governments are coalition governments. Thus by definition the polarization isn't as bad as in the US or nothing would work ever.
I never understood this argument. What is the difference between coalitions of progressive democrats, blue dog democrats, and all the other sub groups between the Democratic party and having multiple smaller parties that still have to form coalitions with each other to pass legislation? I truly don't see the difference. We DO have multiple parties in the US, they're just all within the Democratic and Republican big tent parties that contain those same "multiple parties" within them. If the Progressive Democrats and the Blue Dog Democrats were two different parties, would it make a difference at all? I honestly don't think so.
@@SubtleHawkLiterally no difference, I thought that they had a genius idea then I talked to some europeans and they were like yeah its the same shit, multiple parties but its really just two big ones
@@SubtleHawk It is not obvious to see but you can understand it if you just run through the "simulation" of forming a coalition. If you got multiple parties and a majority has to be formed, you need those parties to reach a consensus to attain 50%. This can change very quickly, so sometimes you have the green parties forming a coalition with lefties, and sometimes you get bigger coalitions with the economic parties, and sometimes one party reaches 50% votes on their own. = More diversity, more incentive for cooperation. In the US, you got all that "simplified" into two parties where the struggles are all internal without much say from outside i.e. citizens. All the citizens have to do then is to vote between donkey and elephant then. Simpler, but less democratic and more confrontational.
@antonk.653 I really don't see the difference. People vote locally for the candidates they support and you need these people to reach a consensus. It's the same thing. Like I said if the Progressive Democrats were their own party and Blue Dog Democrats were their own party they would have to reach a consensus with each other, same as now. Nothing would change. Maybe you're not American so you just don't get it and think the Democrats are all just one party that all believe in the same things, but that's just not true. It's not just voting between an elephant and donkey. The specific candidates matter and people understand this. Do you seriously think there's no difference between AOC and Manchin? Both are democrats but one is a progressive and the other is more conservative. Both of them sometimes vote together and sometimes they vote against each other depending on the issue, it doesn't matter that they're both democrats. Under a multi-party system these two (AOC and Manchin) would be two different parties but my point is they sort of already sort of are since they're not forced to vote for what other members of the party do.
If being effected by US government policy creates a right to vote in US elections, what is the limiting principle on the rest of the world voting in our elections?
Oh so true this they come from everywhere and then people act oh it's just war immigrants no it ain't it's people who had it good enough in their own country but knew they could make more here so they came or legit scammers come here especially in the social states u get a social security so easily it's insane few years ago they checked it in the Netherlands and on 1 adres there were like 50+ people recieving a social security on one address it was a clear scamm that was already going for years
London is a bad example as it's actually very culturally diverse, I'd say the further outside of London you go then the less diverse it is for sure. Speaking as a Black Portuguese 29-year-old, who's lived in Central London for over 20 years :)
I lived in windsor, near london for a year. It kinda suprised me how segregated the towns are. Like windsor is all white, but I have been to some towns, that are like only polish or pakistani. This might have changed, since this was 10 years ago.
It’s two problems. Europe doesn’t assimilate immigrants well in general and they took on way too many whose cultural values are way off from liberal European ones
I agree with assimilation but what they do is try to re-establish 100% of their cultural values and creating a complete rejection of those values instead of getting someone to juggle both intially and nudge them towards the countries values over time
@@MuhammadKhan-py7md that is not the case at all. If anything the local values aren't being pushed on enough, because we've had our own kind of wokeness saying France was alla bout colonisation and nazi collaboration. So when children of immigrants grow up and want to find an identity to latch on to, they turn more towards identities that reject france, be it the country of origin of their ancestors, islam, or criminal culture. Add to that the fact that new medias make it very easy to stay connected to other cultures and voilà
@@Kamfrenchie that's kinda my point but im just saying to give a introduction on how to behave, etc and do follow ups where more stuff is introduced. Thats way theres enough time for the individual to adjust to a new culture. And in my op, the media stuff more appeals to liberal people that want a 'greater cause' to fight for since there's not much going for themselves and theres not enough positive outlets/activities/culture present that makes them fulfilled before it. And really, its a case of over correction thats being done/continued due to guilt of some kind
@@MuhammadKhan-py7md agreed, but the problem is that this liberal idea is not present in just far left, the more mainstream parties are also pushing it to an extent, because it's a way for the manager class to feel good about themselves. Plus, the EU has more or less enshrined a lot of protection for migrants. I think it's basicly become very complicated to send back illegal immigrants one they set foot on european soil
He didn't say anything about an "immigration moratorium" He just said that the governments of those countries should expect the immigrants to integrate more. He even praised the US which allows 1 million people to immigrate there every year
Correlation ≠ Causation, most low level criminals have low IQ because of their circumstances growing up but the leaders of these organisations often are highly capable individuals who could very well have Business School Masters/PHD. And pretty much every specialist criminal (arsonists, hackers, extortionists, burglars, hitman, bank robber, etc) as well as crazy psychos and sociopaths have higher than average IQ. Just think about it who do you think has a sharper mind, average guy working a 9-5 in a cubicle office or the guy that works at the docks and forges documents to make 5-10k $ dissapear of every cargo ship and doesnt get caught for years
Destiny does the liberal take of being 5 years late on every topic and then his audience applauding him for some bravery for calling it out. In 2016 he argued to his last breath of immigrant no go zones being fake, and disproportionate Muslim crime rape in sweden and Germany being a myth. Everything he argued against happened and now he's parading behind this brave take, yet still calling out the conservatives criticising this for being too racist.
Because it's hard for some to believe that islam is actually incompatible with western life. He thinks because they didn't take enough muslims at one time to create parallel societies that they did a better job of assimilating. Naaah, those muslims just had to assimilate, and they didn't come to a welfare state where it's just expected to want to work and be a part of society
Destiny is right about most of Europe but is completely wrong about London. I grew up and spent over 20 years in London and have lived in the states. London to me is one of the best melting pots in the world and I have friends of many races and religions that feel safe and work here. Many are or have parents that were immigrants that work and integrated easily. I can't speak for all of the UK but London does not have an immigration problem.
@@Elimbi1 stabbings are mostly 13-25 year old British born people honestly. Yes there has been a couple knife terrorist attacks in my lifetime but i could count on one hand.
1. europe isnt surrounded by ocean like america is => its more accessible. 2. its not one country so there are different border 'customs' => more accessible 3. France, England and maybe Spain have more benevolent imigration policies for their past colonies. 4. language barier is bigger cause english is simple, 'international' language, while most of the countries have their own lasnguages.
I actually truly think the reason we integrate cultures so well into our society is our massive culture output. You can literally have a 2nd generation kid these days with a phone and they'll kno all the same memes other kids do. God do i hate technology like a right wing nut but I guess i disagree with destiny at 16:00 he says its more government thats done it. Meme culture and slang words are spread within a day of a video coming out whether ur in California or the arctic Wisconsin.
@@jaaack848 you have almost no chance of dying in a terrorist attack in the UK, in the US a terrorist attack or mass shooting is way more likely. In the US you should have a real fear of being shot.
Everyone is seriously ignoring france is colonial role in north africa. There is a tension to this day as France is still in the region. Combine that with poverty its going to be a issue.
Weird, I thought France was relatively tame compared to some other european nations regarding colonization. So where exactly do those tensions come from?
No that’s just not correct, French people from our former colonies are treated either just normal, if they are integrated, or they belong to poor suburbs in which case hundreds of millions have been sunk into these area, at a much higher rate than any white suburb of similar wealth level. It’s just false to say they’re treated worse, at least if you’re saying that the worse treatment comes from them coming from former colonies instead of from them objectively doing more crimes and whatnot than the average population.
The sheer fact that you think of Europe as a general area that could be compared to US is ignorant in itself. There are massive differences in approaches to how society should be ran between european countries. Each of them have pretty unique challenges ahead of them.
This guy talks like AI invented disinformation on the internet. Granted in the future we will see AI generated videos as if it was an event that happened, but all the examples used here were from people posting fast n furious clips and shit like that
Destiny is right but also wrong on the immigrants creating an enclave. Theres a relevant example to this in the uk and it's where im from. When the first immigrants came and settled, they were spread out and weren't concentrated. But what happened through a combination of 1) when immigrants started buying homes the white neighbours would move since the property would drop in value and would create a domino effect of prices falling further and a cycle is established + racism 2) in the 70s-90s, white people openly targetted and beat immigrants, theres a famous term 'paki bashing' which is the result of it and the NF group and later EDL were formed. This caused a repsonse of immigrant groups that'd go for people of the NF and EDL, which is some of the more established non-white gangs origin. 3) convenience for daily stuff since there is religious restrictions on food, etc. 4) the reoccuring anger/ open hatred/ islamphobia displayed by people / uk media after any terror attack involving a muslim. Equivalent is US media talking softly of white mass shooters excusing their actions with mental disturbance/ lone wolf vs immediately calling a brown mass shooter a terrorist and not seperating the perpetrator from the group he's from resulting in attacks on that group. Imagine that x10. 5) easier to live in a commounity that you are familiar with/ can communicate with, especially since up until 6-8yrs ago it was somewhat common to hear of new stories of people arguing with someone for not speaking english, now you just get stares. 6) another thing is that there is that thing of they're no longer open with it but there's still racism/ignorance. If i go out of bradford, i get stares and you can feel the difference between being the unknown to someone vs animosity/hatred. 7) a lot of the local 'culture' revolves around drinking, partying, drugs, etc so theres not a lot of compatibility there although there are people who do partake in it from a immigrant background, theyre not open about it. And coming back to it, there's still the occurence of brown people going to a majority white gym/salon/anything really and overtime the white customers go elsewhere Theres alot of anecdotal stuff in the resons but most of it can be traced to legit data and stuff since its the real and common experience, and i wanted to shed some light on the other side of things when it comes to immigrant communities specifically in the uk.
The policeman who shot Nahel Merzouk claimed that the kid tried to run him over, and the officer therefore acted in self defense. However, a video documenting the incident shows that the policeman stood next to the car, when Merzouk sped away. The cop wasn't at risk of being run over.
Just because he wasn’t standing directly Infront do the car doesn’t mean he can’t be run over. Also this kid had already been running lights crosswalks nearly hitting people and other cars recklessly driving the thought that he might run that cop of isn’t totally unreasonable.
@@timtom9503that cop could have easily been pinned between the wall and the car or have is leg caught in the rear wheel and sucked under the car. Anyone who looks at that video and says the cop was in no danger is acting in bad faith 100%. Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit cars can be used as a deadly weapon and could have easily killed that cop.
@@SDREHXC Wrong, authoritarian rule is not shaky, in fact it is one of the two stable options for government. You get democracies or dictatorships, and revolts in between. Best example for a stable dictatorship is North Korea. Their rule is very stable, nothing can harm them, and not even the US now since nuclear capability has been reached.
Interesting destiny... Poland hasnt taken in one Syrian refugee during the crisis and has a successful and strong economy in all of Europe. Hmmm seems like you dont actually need immigrants to boost your economy
How would an assault rifle response by police have made the whole Chaz situation better? You’d just jerk off to the people who got shot, it probably wouldn’t have improved anything.
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Muslims in the US integrate better because the barrier to entry is much higher. Contrast immigrants from the ME to illegal immigrants from Mexico - one group commits significantly more crime. Europe just has too many refugees and the immigration laws are too loose, you need to select for the type of people you allow in. It's really difficult to integrate someone who's values run completely opposite to your nation, I don't know that we do it better in the US, we just have a better selection process.
Yes. People were blinded by blank slate ideology, thinking people will magically change by standing on French soil. The reality is a lot more complicated than simple utopian ideals.
The u.s does better on legal immigration ? Or both ?
@@Jedscorp we do better on legal immigration/refugee intake for sure. In regards to illegal immigration, I think we obviously have problems in the US but I also think we tend to handle that better in some aspects.
Mexican immigrants in the EU probably commit the same amount of crime as muslims in the US you are right 😂
What destiny said about weaving immigrants into the culture is 100% on the money. As an immigrant I can confirm, USA and their public school system does a really good job of it.
The difference is that the US isnt a etno state, like how most european countries are. Here in the Netherlands, you can be 4th or even 5th generation immigrant, but people will still call you foreigner, cause you do not look a 100% dutch.
@@chinchillatwitch7234 have a buddy who lives in Sweden....he says it's the same there. He gets alot of shit for sticking up for his Pakistani buddy whose grandparents immigrated there in the 70s....he still gets brutally picked on by coworkers.
My buddy has been ostracized from his work friends for sticking up for him.
@@seanmitchell3069 hee sean, yeah rascism is something weird in Sweden, when swedish people are rascist, they are "mask on" rascist if you understand me. As for you and your friend, best luck.
For legal immigrants that want to assimilate.
@@chinchillatwitch7234 as anyone would be in their circumstances. immigrants have made sweden much worse than it was before
I actually work for the Dutch immigration service called "COA" . Destiny knows more about Dutch immigration issues than our own politicians hahahaha, this is so painful to watch but good content.
I used to be a dutch local politician. The issue with our local politicians, is that they get ellected on the basis that they are expert at something, but they aren't, they havent read 1 document related to the issue. And once they are in the counsel, they need to up hold a front that they know stuff so they do not question basic stuff, to not look stupid. I was 18, so I didnt need to pretend, but most are indeed full of shit.
Well when half of em are hard workers and the other are uitkering trekkers past Jaar terug hadden ze eens gekeken naar de uitkering en op 1 adres warren 50+ mensen met uitkeringen how tf do u let that shit happen Dutch state is garbage u wanna scam and kill go too Netherlands if I kill someone I'll get 20 year wow I am so scared u wanna scam social security it's a joke 😂
Lekker pik
@@timbroeckhuysen5511 Lekkere*
Daar is daardie lekker woord wat julle gebruik. Waar is da feestje?
Immigrations main problem is a clash of cultures. If one culture is okay with woman being second class citizens where men can do whatever they want to women and the other group don't practice. Your gonna get some major problems.
That is one of those believes you need to leave behind if you wish to live in my country.
Except the culture of these immigrants is pretty similar to the religious right of most European countries, so I'd say they're assimilating quite well, except we'd rather they assimilate to have values aligned away from one half of the population and to the other half.
I remember how people would coddle immigrants like they were pure innocent babies especially pre 2020, refusing to discuss this problem. It's much better now, since LGBTQ have climbed the hierarchy up that people want to attach their virtue to.
So is Pearl not allowed in your country?
@@Veritas-66 That sounds like what a white person think who's never lived in a 3rd world country. (Source: Me) . Take it from me, white people have got absolutely 0 idea what kind of people exist out there. 3rd world right culture makes European religious right look cute.
I remember when The 2016 election came in and every US citizen I knew was like "Omg I want to give my us citizenship away" I'm like bro I'll take it
They would ask me "But aren't you upset?" I'm like maybe a little, but I know 4 years will pass and I'll be alright, I can't say the same if I get upset and go back to my country I can't say the same.
Now that I became a us citizen I feel that I'm more proud to be "An American" more than people that are born and raised here
This may be total BS on my part but could one of the reasons be that Europe takes in more "refugee" immigrants and USA takes in more wealthy immigrants of people who actually want to move there?
My thinking behind this is for example all the refugee boats that go to France, Italy,.. they are not going to the USA unless they have the money for planetickets
Maybe back then but do some research on the Netherlands they are a silent small super power u will be suprised the premier cut business taxes and a lot of businesses came too Netherlands so they didn't have too pay as much in taxes and it's in the middle of world whit acces too one of the best harbours ever and our logistics is insane
@@walterlaten7662 I'm from Belgium myself so i will research it but i dont really see the connection between refugees and immigration and tax cuts for companies.
@@madieux182 well if ure business is in a different country aren't u a immigrant once u move too a different country also were would u go too a shit hole country were u came from or too a yewel like Netherlands were u get free housing and uitkering it's quite insane near here they build a whole neighborhood for immigrants they are quite nice houses
Yeahhh this could be it actually it’s much cheaper to walk/get boats to an eu country than fly to America or Mexico to try get in
I don't think anyone disagrees with the idea that immigrants should have a positive impact in the society they're migrating to. It's about whether or not they're actually having that positive impact that people disagree on.
Doesnt look positive in France, just like we predicted.
@@themossad The worst migrants ever were the israelis to palestine
I’d say it’s probably both, especially if you add onto that the expectation that they culturally assimilate and thus change their culture to match the natives’.
@@nathanjora7627 that's more specific than a "positive impact" and there isn't a consensus on that. Some people on the left would say that instead of assimilating into the existing culture, them bringing over their own culture and society having more multicultural aspects to it is a positive impact on its own.
@@starsky1012 « that’s more specific than a "positive impact" »
… Yeah, that’s why I specified it.
« there isn’t a consensus on that »
On what ? The fact that they should assimilate ? There’s basically a consensus on that.
The fact that they don’t assimilate ? Anyone disputing the fact that at least a large portion of them don’t assimilate or only very little, like the absolute minimum you need to get by, would be blind or willingly ignorant.
« it is a positive impact on its own »
No it’s not, a multicultural society isn’t better by mere virtue of being multicultural, that’s completely dependent on which parts of which cultures are being brought in.
I don’t want the misogynistic, religious supremacists parts of Arab culture in my country, and those are very prominent and obvious aspects of Arab cultures that get imported.
And I don’t think it’s a positive to see African and Arab clothing everywhere in France. It’s not like it’s a strict negative, don’t get me wrong (at least for the African clothing, the Arab clothing has the issue of quite often being very patriarchal, see hijab and that kinda stuff), but it’s also not a positive, it’s just « a thing », and considering that it’s a thing that marks a lack of integration, especially in the context of difficulties adopting the language and customs, I’d rather it not be there either.
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wish more people would be more open about what they don't know and care enough to seek out answers.........❤
Solid take on the shitty immigration in Europe.
I bet the whole reason the kid drove on from the cop is because in those suburbs they have Zero respect for the law / police.
Ofc on the other side that lack of respect shows back in a more agressieve response form individual police.
^^^Defending child murder
That 100% how it is I love in EU and the problem is the younger generations are just complete garbage compared too their parents they actually worked but their kids just street rats who don't wanna work it gotten so big last 10 years
@@elite7329 nicely thought out opinion that ll get you some browny points :)
@@elite7329Hasn’t been proven to be any kind of murder yet and in context shooting, in the arm mind you, is incredibly defensible from a purely pragmatic non-legal standpoint. As in the standpoint of « would most people have done something widely different in that situation ».
@@elite7329defending repeat offenders, from what l know children don’t go around driving cars luxury illegally
he always mentions the "fight videos with black people" about Elon taking over twitter, has there ever been a shortage of fight videos with black people? its all always been on twitter since WordStar but suddenly its a new thing to destiny.
I think the algo has just leaned a bit more rage bait-ey and his particular flavor of political twitter has race-related shit on it. Overall i think they’re just pushing interaction more
Destiny made a very great point that he just glossed over, "what does it mean to be an American, we're usually talking about ideas"
This is what really made America great. Both sides have lost this. The fundamental ideas behind what being an American meant were some of the greatest ideas ever put forth for the betterment of mankind. That's why the stature of Liberty has the speech it has. Because the ideas of America were so strong we could make anyone have a better future. Sadly it seems we've lost those ideas into political divisionism
even when you speak of ideal, there is usually the idea of a set territory behind them
You probably want free healthcare and a high minimum wage along with loose immigration policies adds up to dystopian future in our current society
@@Jedscorp you are the exact example I was talking about.
@@briano9397 I know and I am telling you I think using broad terms that are inclusive aren’t going to help solve these very real problems. I like what you wrote and what destiny said but you have to include an honest take of the road ahead or what are we even talking about. You can’t have a loose immigration policy and large social programs it doesn’t work that was my only point.
I agree with the majority of Destiny’s take on immigration. I would say that he doesn’t have anything to worry about with Muslims in London as they are very chill and respectful. This is coming from a London native
100% he does not know what hes talking about with London. I have lots of muslim friends and they feel safer and more integrated here than in the US. London has so many more Muslim kids growing up in schools alongside non-Muslims happily. In the average US city there is so much more prejudice against Muslims.
Draw a picture of the prophet mohammad in london
@@luciddoggo5094 bruh
@@luciddoggo5094 Don’t be shy, go ahead and do it for us since you’re so desperate to prove otherwise 🙄
@@Hammers93_ You're the one that said there is nothing to worry about. What are you worrying about ? Go do it.
You're just the typical normie who watches too much news and hasn't actually seen the inner workings of the muslim parallel society or read a page out of their book. You don't know anything about these people, so don't try to tell us your opinion.
Destiny is spot on about the no go zone ghetto's in Europe .Many have no intention of intergrating .
He literally said that the government's there don't put any responsibility on it's immigrants to assimilate. Their intentions should be irrelevant.
There are a ton of social barriers to getting out of those areas as well. Housing discrimination is a big thing.
Takes two to tango. Just dismissing one side as having no intentions probably isnt very based.
@@ForeverDoubting Theres absolutly not a ton of social barriers to getting out of those areas.
Right. I live far away from a major city and the no-go-zones and migrants here still only speak their own langugage and refuse to integrate. I recently took care of a migrant trainee at my work. He had lived here for 20+ years and could not converse in my language AT ALL.
It's not just the people in ghettos. It's everywhere.
The problem is that 1st generation migrants in Europe are usually okay, or it was pre around 2015 ish. But their kids grow up to be more radicalized somehow. And now were just fcked cause we can't send them anywhere and prisons are starting to overflow (in my country atleast).
Idk if family-deportation sounds too bad in our current situation.. Even tho it seems very unethical.. I just have a hard time seeing any other realistic solution.
This so true were u from I am from Netherlands and this is so true here and in Belgium and in Germany
Crazy that people have been warning about this issue for decades and no one listened. Now france has huge foreign population that hates them and they have a 5.0 birth rate. By 2060 French with be a minority in their own nation
Yep. I have worked with immigrants in France for a long time. The people who moved here from north Africa became doctors and engineers. The 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants are the drug dealers and criminals.
Yep same here in Sweden. But it's really cringe how the right just wants to throw all immigrants out of the country, while the left is being mega cucks and trying not to be "racist". Feels like no one is looking for an actual solution.
Legally Deporting immigrants has become harder & harder in Belgium because they appeal to human rights courts even if they’ve overstayed their Visa. Also the fact that people have died in process of being forcefully deported while in police custody. “ Raids” in certain neighborhoods to check people’s identity cards & residence status has also been considered a form of “violation”, like the stop n search which is usually done around metro stations
Why can't DGG Chat also be on the screen? I miss the snide elitism.
Very well said. Devin always contributes a good basis for convo.
lol as a german describing the euro immigration debate as racists vs cuck hits the nail on the head
kick chat is wild
All I see is spini pokimon
I’m only 10 minutes in but I hope he talks about the financial aspect. European countries have a huge safety net via healthcare housing and high wages. I’ve lived in Spain and the average person has a better life imo however the way things are set up even without immigration these systems are failing. The incentive structure to make a lot of money is much lower and more difficult in Europe . I could be wrong but the Syrian war and Libya are the straws that broke the camels back to turn the average European to anti immigration . It’s probably going to get worse… obviously there is a lot more but I have add and don’t care that much stay well
Bro tbh if I have to pay 6000 dollars for a 3 hour hospital visit or make less money I choose the later everytime america just sucks
@@Elimbi1 not if your the top 20 percent or your working to be rich I understand your point. I could be wrong but I think their system only works because of the USA for various reasons
Don’t import people from countries with significant cultural differences , or people that hate your country and your people .Without a care of protecting your culture/ tradition/history/heritage, it’s not that hard .
Which vod was this from?
the "no more hijabs" thing
was actually a very big subject in allot of EU country's a few years ago
America is probably also doing better on the immigration front bc a bigger proportion of it's immigrants come from higher socio economic backgrounds.
Like people from Mexico? Interesting theory
@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 no, like the people from east asia wanting to start businesses or go in to tech, or the Africans and Middle Eastern people with enough wealth to buy plane tickets, instead of drowning on life boats in the mediteranean.
@@redeyesb.dragonite8562 I believe he is talking about legal immigration which is generally true. It is not easy to gain access to the United States with a visa let alone becoming a full citizen. We have pretty strict guidelines and in the past tend to make sure legal immigrates actually want to assimilate (Not sure if it's still the same now).
Illegal immigration is a whole different issue though definitely a problem. But than again I guess we kind of are making illegal immigration legal to a certain extent in the past few years so maybe you do have a point.
@@redeyesb.dragonite8562AmericaBad, dont you know?
One way to illustrate this is the representation in congress. In the US 25% of the congress are non white minorities while the population consists of 41% non whites. That's a ratio of about 61%. In Germany the representation is about 11% while the population is made up of 26% minorities. That's a ratio of 42%.
Immigrating to the US is associated with higher costs and a bigger risk to get rejected. This process sifts out a lot of people, potentially a lot of immigrants who come from lower socio economic backgrounds in their own country. Taking Germany as an example, for turkish people it was quite easy to immigrate to Germany as they were invided as "guest workers" some time ago. This created subcultures in Germany in which turkish people where never really integrated into the society; they were supposed to work and go back to Turkey. But they didn't. The ties to their home country, as for many other minorities, are also pretty close. Turkish people in Germany will often times have turkish passports, will be involved with the politics in their home country and never really develop a sense of being german. If you ask a turkish person what nationality he is, he will most likely say turkish.
Also immigrants from poorer EU countries have almost no hurdle moving to Germany since citizens of EU countries have the right to live and work in any EU country. This will naturally lead to more inflow of low skill workers who have no real incentive to integrate. They can just move here and earn twice to three times as much for the same work as they would get in their own country.
The last thing is the German schooling system. We have different "levels" of high schools, which is a remnant of the Weimar Republic and the Nazi regime. Generally there are three forms that are hierarchical in nature. Hauptschule is for the preparation of low skill workers, Realschule for the bulk of the work force and Gymansium for high skill workers such as lawyers and physicians. The extreme rigidity of the system has changed since then with the introduction of schooling forms that unite the other forms but it is still active snd shapes Germany's demographics. Immigrants are much more likely to go to one of the lower forms of schools which will then keep them out of certain circles and contributes to the development and perseverance of subcultures.
So i'd say Destiny's hunch is correct. Geography, Immigration policy and the education system are certainly the biggest contributors to this phenomenon.
0:42 what was censored?
Love me some Devin content
Do the people talking about what France did to their country 100 years ago, so this is revenge then? And that's supposed to make it ok? People who werent alive and had no power over that getting punished by people who weren't alive and not effected by it? I don't think "Yeah they are destroying your city out of a hatred of you and your people" is the argument you want to be going with.
Well the north africans enjoyed kindapping, robbing, enslaving and killing french people so that argument is braindead
I can speak about UK as my parents are muslim indian immigrants and they came in in the 70s and 80s and were super minorities and had to adjust. It eas super racist and anti tjem when they first came, but they worked with different communities got engaged with the local communities and really helped make the place better and help foster ethnic relations improving. We didnt have any enclave groups to essentially assimilate with. Pakistani and Bangladeshis were very different to us and so you had to connect with everyone.
Thats the pro. The con was that it was intensely lonely to adjust in this way
Over time as you see more Pakistani and Bangladeshi (im talking about tje communities im familiar with ) their level of integration was different. People when moving to a nrw country tend to congregate to where the ethnic centers are
Also in the past when uk was rebuilding its economy they had signs openly begging Pakistani indian and bangladeshi minorities to come over and work in the factories and so on
As we moved away from a manufscturing economy to a services one, what happened was that youd have the first gen Pakistani bangladeshi and indians opening up restaurants and taxi companies and then having their kids education as doctors and accountants and businessmen and so on
But also because you had people from poor areas of india pakistan, Pakistan occupied kashmirr and bangladesh also coming over to marry you end up getting some ciltural development resets due to the old thinking returning
Particularly for the pakistani, pashtun and kashmir community their insistence on just havinf cousin marriage constantly for property and immigration related reasons caused so much issues within those communities
Both genetic but also in terms of people unhappily married and so on
Its all improving the generations now are better than before but still its an issue
So you have people who naturally find it easier to congregate to tjat which is familiar and that marry or are pressured to marry from their homeland and bring people over
This factor causes unhappy relationships cultural resets and so on
But crucial to think about is that this is not the case everywhere in yhe uk and the north south divide play a big factor
If youre in the north (or say Blackpool north west) you have to somehow try and get on with youe neighbours and integrate because the poverty is there still tje racism is there still, you cant really enclave
In birmingham its a tale of two cities and theres pros and cons to enclaveisation
So it's very complicated and not as simple as just immigrant bad grommers etc
“I don’t understand why one group of people would be more inherently violent than others”
How is destiny informed ?
16:15 Dead wrong here. Most of the stuff does NOT map on at all. First of all most European countries don't have a 2-party system but rather several parties occupying the political spectrum and most governments are coalition governments. Thus by definition the polarization isn't as bad as in the US or nothing would work ever.
I never understood this argument. What is the difference between coalitions of progressive democrats, blue dog democrats, and all the other sub groups between the Democratic party and having multiple smaller parties that still have to form coalitions with each other to pass legislation? I truly don't see the difference. We DO have multiple parties in the US, they're just all within the Democratic and Republican big tent parties that contain those same "multiple parties" within them. If the Progressive Democrats and the Blue Dog Democrats were two different parties, would it make a difference at all? I honestly don't think so.
@@SubtleHawkLiterally no difference, I thought that they had a genius idea then I talked to some europeans and they were like yeah its the same shit, multiple parties but its really just two big ones
@@SubtleHawk It is not obvious to see but you can understand it if you just run through the "simulation" of forming a coalition. If you got multiple parties and a majority has to be formed, you need those parties to reach a consensus to attain 50%. This can change very quickly, so sometimes you have the green parties forming a coalition with lefties, and sometimes you get bigger coalitions with the economic parties, and sometimes one party reaches 50% votes on their own. = More diversity, more incentive for cooperation.
In the US, you got all that "simplified" into two parties where the struggles are all internal without much say from outside i.e. citizens. All the citizens have to do then is to vote between donkey and elephant then. Simpler, but less democratic and more confrontational.
@antonk.653 I really don't see the difference. People vote locally for the candidates they support and you need these people to reach a consensus. It's the same thing. Like I said if the Progressive Democrats were their own party and Blue Dog Democrats were their own party they would have to reach a consensus with each other, same as now. Nothing would change. Maybe you're not American so you just don't get it and think the Democrats are all just one party that all believe in the same things, but that's just not true. It's not just voting between an elephant and donkey. The specific candidates matter and people understand this. Do you seriously think there's no difference between AOC and Manchin? Both are democrats but one is a progressive and the other is more conservative. Both of them sometimes vote together and sometimes they vote against each other depending on the issue, it doesn't matter that they're both democrats. Under a multi-party system these two (AOC and Manchin) would be two different parties but my point is they sort of already sort of are since they're not forced to vote for what other members of the party do.
once again nick fuentes is correct about immigration and multiculturalism
He’s not, right at the start destiny clarifies the difference in immigration in US vs Europe
True. #VAUSHCIA
@@lotanowodevin finds out about T50s
If being effected by US government policy creates a right to vote in US elections, what is the limiting principle on the rest of the world voting in our elections?
May of new immigrants aren’t even from Syria either
Oh so true this they come from everywhere and then people act oh it's just war immigrants no it ain't it's people who had it good enough in their own country but knew they could make more here so they came or legit scammers come here especially in the social states u get a social security so easily it's insane few years ago they checked it in the Netherlands and on 1 adres there were like 50+ people recieving a social security on one address it was a clear scamm that was already going for years
London is a bad example as it's actually very culturally diverse, I'd say the further outside of London you go then the less diverse it is for sure. Speaking as a Black Portuguese 29-year-old, who's lived in Central London for over 20 years :)
But I’m from London and my primary school had no white people
I lived in windsor, near london for a year. It kinda suprised me how segregated the towns are. Like windsor is all white, but I have been to some towns, that are like only polish or pakistani. This might have changed, since this was 10 years ago.
That’s a bad thing
It’s two problems. Europe doesn’t assimilate immigrants well in general and they took on way too many whose cultural values are way off from liberal European ones
I agree with assimilation but what they do is try to re-establish 100% of their cultural values and creating a complete rejection of those values instead of getting someone to juggle both intially and nudge them towards the countries values over time
@@MuhammadKhan-py7md that is not the case at all. If anything the local values aren't being pushed on enough, because we've had our own kind of wokeness saying France was alla bout colonisation and nazi collaboration. So when children of immigrants grow up and want to find an identity to latch on to, they turn more towards identities that reject france, be it the country of origin of their ancestors, islam, or criminal culture.
Add to that the fact that new medias make it very easy to stay connected to other cultures and voilà
@@Kamfrenchie that's kinda my point but im just saying to give a introduction on how to behave, etc and do follow ups where more stuff is introduced. Thats way theres enough time for the individual to adjust to a new culture.
And in my op, the media stuff more appeals to liberal people that want a 'greater cause' to fight for since there's not much going for themselves and theres not enough positive outlets/activities/culture present that makes them fulfilled before it.
And really, its a case of over correction thats being done/continued due to guilt of some kind
@@MuhammadKhan-py7md
agreed, but the problem is that this liberal idea is not present in just far left, the more mainstream parties are also pushing it to an extent, because it's a way for the manager class to feel good about themselves.
Plus, the EU has more or less enshrined a lot of protection for migrants. I think it's basicly become very complicated to send back illegal immigrants one they set foot on european soil
Hes coming around
…what do you mean by this
@@alexluna7191 he used to be much more dismissive about the problems with immigration in Europe
@@chickenandksivideoreviewer9739Well, him travelling there might have had done something
Yes he will eventually call for an immigration moratorium in the coming future… surely
He didn't say anything about an "immigration moratorium" He just said that the governments of those countries should expect the immigrants to integrate more. He even praised the US which allows 1 million people to immigrate there every year
Imagine this guy not knowing low IQ is more violent.
People deny scientific evidence when it doesn't fit their utopian ideology. Can't blame him, it's a near ubiquitous message in our current zeitgeist.
Correlation ≠ Causation, most low level criminals have low IQ because of their circumstances growing up but the leaders of these organisations often are highly capable individuals who could very well have Business School Masters/PHD.
And pretty much every specialist criminal (arsonists, hackers, extortionists, burglars, hitman, bank robber, etc) as well as crazy psychos and sociopaths have higher than average IQ.
Just think about it who do you think has a sharper mind, average guy working a 9-5 in a cubicle office or the guy that works at the docks and forges documents to make 5-10k $ dissapear of every cargo ship and doesnt get caught for years
Destiny realizes it's bad optics to mention their lower IQ lol
Destiny does the liberal take of being 5 years late on every topic and then his audience applauding him for some bravery for calling it out. In 2016 he argued to his last breath of immigrant no go zones being fake, and disproportionate Muslim crime rape in sweden and Germany being a myth. Everything he argued against happened and now he's parading behind this brave take, yet still calling out the conservatives criticising this for being too racist.
Because it's hard for some to believe that islam is actually incompatible with western life. He thinks because they didn't take enough muslims at one time to create parallel societies that they did a better job of assimilating. Naaah, those muslims just had to assimilate, and they didn't come to a welfare state where it's just expected to want to work and be a part of society
France never exited NATO, only integrated command
nahhhh even DESTINY pulled up to FRANCE 🇫🇷💀
Who else pulled up to France?
Destiny is right about most of Europe but is completely wrong about London. I grew up and spent over 20 years in London and have lived in the states. London to me is one of the best melting pots in the world and I have friends of many races and religions that feel safe and work here. Many are or have parents that were immigrants that work and integrated easily. I can't speak for all of the UK but London does not have an immigration problem.
Maybe, but it still sucks though. Those stabbings are wild.
That's just because the UK has always been a shithole so it's hard to distinguish
@@Elimbi1 stabbings are mostly 13-25 year old British born people honestly. Yes there has been a couple knife terrorist attacks in my lifetime but i could count on one hand.
You are wrong and London sucks
1. europe isnt surrounded by ocean like america is => its more accessible. 2. its not one country so there are different border 'customs' => more accessible 3. France, England and maybe Spain have more benevolent imigration policies for their past colonies. 4. language barier is bigger cause english is simple, 'international' language, while most of the countries have their own lasnguages.
I actually truly think the reason we integrate cultures so well into our society is our massive culture output. You can literally have a 2nd generation kid these days with a phone and they'll kno all the same memes other kids do. God do i hate technology like a right wing nut but I guess i disagree with destiny at 16:00 he says its more government thats done it. Meme culture and slang words are spread within a day of a video coming out whether ur in California or the arctic Wisconsin.
Nah the difference is radical muslims hate your culture and doesn't watch your memes bud
Go outside
@@jaygin6518 no its my day off:(
Destiny fears getting machettied by Islamists lmao
He constantly mocks their religion on Twitter lol you couldn't be more wrong.
@@lincabe321no matter where u go in England you’re probably not gonna get macheted on the street by a muslim
@@jaaack848 you have almost no chance of dying in a terrorist attack in the UK, in the US a terrorist attack or mass shooting is way more likely. In the US you should have a real fear of being shot.
@@user-lw4ty6iq2d no in UK you should have a real fear of being stab
@@user-lw4ty6iq2d you just gonna get shanked if you disagree with me deity mate
Destiny is 100% right about immigration in europe
Everyone is seriously ignoring france is colonial role in north africa. There is a tension to this day as France is still in the region. Combine that with poverty its going to be a issue.
Weird, I thought France was relatively tame compared to some other european nations regarding colonization. So where exactly do those tensions come from?
@@antonk.653 they like killed a million in algeria for example. Continue to take resources for that region as well
Wait… was it a “little boy” who got shot in France?
17 yr old
one of the main problems with France is that people from "former colonies" are treated badly even though they are french
No that’s just not correct, French people from our former colonies are treated either just normal, if they are integrated, or they belong to poor suburbs in which case hundreds of millions have been sunk into these area, at a much higher rate than any white suburb of similar wealth level. It’s just false to say they’re treated worse, at least if you’re saying that the worse treatment comes from them coming from former colonies instead of from them objectively doing more crimes and whatnot than the average population.
false
Wrong on all accounts
Hassan sure lives rent free on ma mans head
basically, America > Europe
Fatter for sure
The sheer fact that you think of Europe as a general area that could be compared to US is ignorant in itself. There are massive differences in approaches to how society should be ran between european countries. Each of them have pretty unique challenges ahead of them.
@@Constantinch bruh my comment was not to be taken seriously
@@sshadyh i see but it's also youtube comments so it's hard to distinguish between sarcasm and retardation.
London is no different from American destiny...
Dumb take. It literally is
JonTron exonerated.
So many false information destiny should talk with a fench to have more informations
This guy talks like AI invented disinformation on the internet. Granted in the future we will see AI generated videos as if it was an event that happened, but all the examples used here were from people posting fast n furious clips and shit like that
Destiny is right but also wrong on the immigrants creating an enclave.
Theres a relevant example to this in the uk and it's where im from. When the first immigrants came and settled, they were spread out and weren't concentrated. But what happened through a combination of
1) when immigrants started buying homes the white neighbours would move since the property would drop in value and would create a domino effect of prices falling further and a cycle is established + racism
2) in the 70s-90s, white people openly targetted and beat immigrants, theres a famous term 'paki bashing' which is the result of it and the NF group and later EDL were formed. This caused a repsonse of immigrant groups that'd go for people of the NF and EDL, which is some of the more established non-white gangs origin.
3) convenience for daily stuff since there is religious restrictions on food, etc.
4) the reoccuring anger/ open hatred/ islamphobia displayed by people / uk media after any terror attack involving a muslim.
Equivalent is US media talking softly of white mass shooters excusing their actions with mental disturbance/ lone wolf vs immediately calling a brown mass shooter a terrorist and not seperating the perpetrator from the group he's from resulting in attacks on that group. Imagine that x10.
5) easier to live in a commounity that you are familiar with/ can communicate with, especially since up until 6-8yrs ago it was somewhat common to hear of new stories of people arguing with someone for not speaking english, now you just get stares.
6) another thing is that there is that thing of they're no longer open with it but there's still racism/ignorance. If i go out of bradford, i get stares and you can feel the difference between being the unknown to someone vs animosity/hatred.
7) a lot of the local 'culture' revolves around drinking, partying, drugs, etc so theres not a lot of compatibility there although there are people who do partake in it from a immigrant background, theyre not open about it. And coming back to it, there's still the occurence of brown people going to a majority white gym/salon/anything really and overtime the white customers go elsewhere
Theres alot of anecdotal stuff in the resons but most of it can be traced to legit data and stuff since its the real and common experience, and i wanted to shed some light on the other side of things when it comes to immigrant communities specifically in the uk.
Wtf was this first debate on France? The riots had nothing to do with immigration related issues…
A kid was killed by a cop. That’s what happened.
Devin an advocate for elitism lol
The policeman who shot Nahel Merzouk claimed that the kid tried to run him over, and the officer therefore acted in self defense. However, a video documenting the incident shows that the policeman stood next to the car, when Merzouk sped away. The cop wasn't at risk of being run over.
he was literally on the hood you liar
That kid was no saint either . Homeboy was in the black market selling and dealing drugs
Just because he wasn’t standing directly Infront do the car doesn’t mean he can’t be run over. Also this kid had already been running lights crosswalks nearly hitting people and other cars recklessly driving the thought that he might run that cop of isn’t totally unreasonable.
@@imnezu8940 The Video of the incident is on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Killing_of_Nael_M._Video.ogv
The cop wasn't in danger.
@@timtom9503that cop could have easily been pinned between the wall and the car or have is leg caught in the rear wheel and sucked under the car. Anyone who looks at that video and says the cop was in no danger is acting in bad faith 100%. Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit cars can be used as a deadly weapon and could have easily killed that cop.
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Did destiny just really say that Putin authority is Shakey lmao
Considering that Wagner shit yeah kinda
Most authoritarian rule is pretty shaky lmao.
@@SDREHXC Wrong, authoritarian rule is not shaky, in fact it is one of the two stable options for government. You get democracies or dictatorships, and revolts in between.
Best example for a stable dictatorship is North Korea. Their rule is very stable, nothing can harm them, and not even the US now since nuclear capability has been reached.
Interesting destiny... Poland hasnt taken in one Syrian refugee during the crisis and has a successful and strong economy in all of Europe. Hmmm seems like you dont actually need immigrants to boost your economy
We have had millions of Ukrainians in Poland even before the war.
@@WWSzar ukrainians aren't muslims
@@domerame5913 Read the OP
@@domerame5913you never heard of Tatars.
The European cope is going to be unprecedented in these comments lmao
u ok lil bro ? any european would agree with this
@@TheNanorama Cope
@@Snack-Sized-FemboyLiteral retards in the comments, saw one say America gets all the wealthy immigrants…
How would an assault rifle response by police have made the whole Chaz situation better? You’d just jerk off to the people who got shot, it probably wouldn’t have improved anything.
People died in CHAZ. It could have been cleared without the authorities killing anyone. Which is what happened. It just should have been done sooner.