Destiny Gives Non Politically Correct Take On The Immigration Problem

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  • @dahalofreeek
    @dahalofreeek ปีที่แล้ว +148

    I like it when Destiny talks to someone that has a job.

  • @Hack3r91
    @Hack3r91 ปีที่แล้ว +157

    As a european dweller, what I think is happening right now when it comes to the native population of various countries is that they just stopped caring being called racist by bourgeois and upper class sophisticated intellectuals.
    That's why a lot of more nationalist right wing parties are doing great lately: you have mostly rich white people living in ultra expensive areas of the country that are too busy virtue signalling about the problems of immigrants and the locals are just done with the rethoric, and when the immigration policies end up ruining your quality of life you just stop giving a shit. That's also probably a big city problem more than anything else, where immigrants form entirely closed ghettos, small communities are mostly doing fine as always.

    • @Eternal_Albion
      @Eternal_Albion ปีที่แล้ว

      As a right winger. im very happy to let you know were up %5-10 in almost every country. is amazing how much you've fucked up, and destroyed peoples lives and futures. xox

    • @Hack3r91
      @Hack3r91 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      @@jacksheridan5916 Pretty much, although there's a big difference between political activism and voting, especially when activists are quite literally navigating in extremely grey areas.

    • @jsgdk
      @jsgdk ปีที่แล้ว +8

      Pretty much this, most peoples reaction to being called racist is just "sure whatever" now.

    • @blkillia
      @blkillia ปีที่แล้ว

      You do realize the right wing in the U.S is a bunch of poor/working white people that dont live in the human Zoos full of animals lol.

    • @drownthepoor
      @drownthepoor ปีที่แล้ว +7

      @@jsgdk No, I decided to look into racism and it's advantages. Now I don't know how I lived so long without it.
      Ask your doctor if racism is right for you.

  • @lazcoroner1483
    @lazcoroner1483 ปีที่แล้ว +412

    There’s nothing racist about pointing out immigrants who don’t have whatever country they migrated to in their best interest.

    • @tarteopoire179
      @tarteopoire179 ปีที่แล้ว

      sure but the abuse of power and violence created by the state toward "emigrant" is lightyears bigger than the problem create for the country they live in

    • @Victor-gz8ml
      @Victor-gz8ml ปีที่แล้ว +39

      It might not be racist, but it seems odd that you wouldn't have the best interest of the country you moved to in mind. If you move to a new house, you want that house to be safe, stable and sound for as long as possible right?

    • @lazcoroner1483
      @lazcoroner1483 ปีที่แล้ว +53

      @@Victor-gz8ml and your point is?

    • @cjojay
      @cjojay ปีที่แล้ว +30

      @@lazcoroner1483 That you might lean towards prejudice

    • @Letsgettouchy
      @Letsgettouchy ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Victor-gz8mlLook at any low income area in the world. Impoverished people treat the areas they live in like shit. Unchecked immigration with no filters allows impoverished immigrants to form ghettos where they culturally isolate from the native population and then treat the area like shit.

  • @Thomas-OToole
    @Thomas-OToole ปีที่แล้ว +329

    Without watching this video.. Destiny is completely right!

    • @mindmeltmedia-au
      @mindmeltmedia-au ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Exactly

    • @mxdm19
      @mxdm19 ปีที่แล้ว +79

      Most opinionated destiny viewer

    • @mharris4264
      @mharris4264 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      🤣

    • @Snack-Sized-Femboy
      @Snack-Sized-Femboy ปีที่แล้ว +3

      @@mxdm19 I disagree with him all the time lol
      edit: Like this right here... 17:47 HUGE disagree

    • @MauveGun
      @MauveGun ปีที่แล้ว

      Homeboy pregnant after the D riding

  • @halfbloodprincess989
    @halfbloodprincess989 ปีที่แล้ว +48

    100% agree. Here in Germany we really have a problem with some immigrants not respecting our laws. It's not even a culture thing to the fullest degree, as we're fine with head-scarves etc., but some things just don't fly here and just _aren't punished by the government._
    If you're forcing your teenage son to kill your daughter you should go to jail for life (honor-killing: they're almost always making the youngest son do it to evade the justice system). If you go to your home country on a 'family-vacation' and have your child intentionally mutilated there (FGM), you should go to jail for life. I don't care if that's 'what people do at your home,' if you want to life here, follow the rules!

    • @AFIXFORNIX
      @AFIXFORNIX ปีที่แล้ว

      And if you sexually assault a few hundred women on new years' eve in the Koln HB you should also go to jail, but we know how that ended....

    • @auxyray
      @auxyray ปีที่แล้ว

      Child religious genital mutilation is legal in Europe...as long as it's for boys. I don't care if that's "what people do at your home."

    • @kinalbrien6357
      @kinalbrien6357 ปีที่แล้ว

      I dont know why you would post such a ridiculous and clearly disprovabel lie my dude.... Honor killings are not punished by the governement? ernst gemeint? And i dont know maybe ive been sleeping through the news cycle here, but on what plannet is FGM a big topic in germany? People, like you, go around claiming migrants are soooo criminal and refuse to integrate, yet we have the chief of the CDU running around in talkshows blabbering on about "kleine Paschas". like no shit people have a hard time integrating, but whos fault is that? Plus, when i go around in my home city and go shopping and stuff, its not the people of turkish, syrian or morrocan decsent that talk to me in broken german, its the portuguese and italians.

    • @lindboknifeandtool
      @lindboknifeandtool ปีที่แล้ว

      Without enforced borders and rules you’re no longer Germany. I think that’s what people want. No individual national identity.
      These same people are barking about how hamas is valid, then you go “what about the anti semetic rhetoric” they ignore it or explain it away.
      There are no true values it seems, everything is subject to semantic argument to the point where we can’t even discuss reality.
      You guys are already building upwards, not much room there to begin with.

    • @HyperDangerousThing
      @HyperDangerousThing 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      How about u think more of the violence problem in german households (yes germans like to abuse their wifes and kids infact every third women is experiencing it) before making the impressions that there is no violence in germany or that germany got figured everything out or the most insane claim that u could dodge honor killing charges in germany

  • @attilathechilla.1383
    @attilathechilla.1383 ปีที่แล้ว +23

    19:30 for the debate start.

  • @MildTabascofries
    @MildTabascofries ปีที่แล้ว +202

    The reason people think the right is racist about the immigration issue is because the left keep saying the right is racist on the immigration issue.

    • @sathrielsatanson666
      @sathrielsatanson666 ปีที่แล้ว

      Fuck mate, in Poland the leading party was saying that the immigrants are bringing illnesses and dangerous microorganism. In UK Katie Hopkins was advocating using gunships to stop migrants. People think that right is racist is because they are.

    • @TheJestersDoor
      @TheJestersDoor ปีที่แล้ว +1

      That's probably because they are openly racist on immigration policy 😂😂

    • @randomhuman2595
      @randomhuman2595 ปีที่แล้ว

      Some of them are racist though

    • @blubirdhill2608
      @blubirdhill2608 ปีที่แล้ว +32

      Facts. They just don't want to face the ACTUAL arguments, or address irreconcilable culture differences when "immigration" happens at such scale in such a haphazard manner in a country as large as the US.

    • @nBUMBA
      @nBUMBA ปีที่แล้ว +19

      Fr tho a whole bunch of white people could be jumping the border and not paying taxes and id still be literally equally as frustrated as i am now. No more no less

  • @jboss119
    @jboss119 ปีที่แล้ว +91

    Not wanting people of a different culture or society flood into country isn't racism...

    • @ThorsteinnMemeson
      @ThorsteinnMemeson ปีที่แล้ว +67

      ​@@TubeWuselEveryone literally said that the last 30 years

    • @Eternal_Albion
      @Eternal_Albion ปีที่แล้ว +27

      @@TubeWusel theyve been saying that my whole life. at this point they're justifying colonialism against m country all over tiktok.

    • @OBsurdityTV
      @OBsurdityTV ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@ThorsteinnMemeson “Everyone” yeah definitely not major hyperbole

    • @OBsurdityTV
      @OBsurdityTV ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@BrandonHeat243 “Everyone “ wasn’t against the wall.
      The cost to effectiveness ratio just didn’t add up.
      Don’t conflate any mainstream media talking points to “everyone”.

    • @Blaze6108
      @Blaze6108 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      No one is “flooding”. The amount of immigrants and refugees even in the most welcoming countries is a fairly small fraction of the population.

  • @noobmasterchief4314
    @noobmasterchief4314 ปีที่แล้ว +210

    I do like the fact that Hasan's takes are so shitty that if he says one thing, you can safely assume the opposite.

    • @TurtleChad1
      @TurtleChad1 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      He's only correct about Ukraine

    • @Special_Agent_NSB
      @Special_Agent_NSB ปีที่แล้ว +48

      @@TurtleChad1 Hasan can barely spell Ukraine. He's wrong about everything regarding foreign politics, Ukraine most of all.

    • @dedecage7465
      @dedecage7465 ปีที่แล้ว +14

      He's the Brendan Schaub of politics

    • @puffdaddy69
      @puffdaddy69 ปีที่แล้ว +8

      @@TurtleChad1found the simp

    • @TheColdOnez
      @TheColdOnez ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@Special_Agent_NSB So you think Ukraine should fight Russia forever?

  • @jag764
    @jag764 ปีที่แล้ว +43

    Sweden actually used to be REALLY good at integration, the immigrants from when I was a kid and went to school with are very well integrated.
    It's mainly younger generations ( kids of first or second generation migrants ) who are unwilling to integrate and have a weird hateboner for the country.
    Funnily enough the '' migrants '' who were born here rather than came at a young age.
    Even most first generation migrants here recognize this, it's funny seeing the contrast with the US where there's all of this anti-cop sentiment but in Sweden migrants in majority '' ethnic '' areas are begging on their knees for MORE police and closer police stations.
    Our schools are also very mixed and the government do spread them out a lot.
    The problem is volume and also quite frankly and unwillingness on some to integrate, Sweden offers them every opportunity imaginable and even more than what '' ethnic Swedes '' for a lack of a better term get.
    The whole '' can't say anything because it's racist '' is also a problem, and the problem immigrants in question do weaponize it and self-victimize.
    And the worst part is that Swedish culture and mindsets play into it a lot, Swedes are extremely passive.
    It's really sad tho because there's such an extreme difference between generations of migrants, and the generations I grew up with are some of the friendliest people I've ever met.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      move them to the arctic
      simple

    • @jamesespinosa690
      @jamesespinosa690 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      It's "American black culture" that's a huuuuge problem. And the fact that people send their kids away to schools instead of homeschooling them. They give up their ability to properly indoctrinate their children into their preferred culture when they give them away to strangers for 30% of their waking hours for more than a decade of their childhood.
      We really need to break this myth that public education is a virtue. Effective education is good. Mediocre education is actively harmful. It is better for normal people to suffer, and to learn from this suffering. Than it is to use violence and coercion in order to "teach them a lesson". Public education should be abolished.

    • @alex-qd6of
      @alex-qd6of ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@jamesespinosa690 what a bad idea. People who have to work for a living, and their children, will be screwed.

    • @4x4r974
      @4x4r974 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      went to a UK university with a good chunk of EU students and around 2016 made a Swedish friend. He was what you would expect, kind, polite, open-minded Northern European and so on. He was super pro 'immigration' (= illegal immigrants / 'saving the future doctors, lawyers' etc) and found it weird people like me and other friends (non-Northern Europeans, more working-class background = more likely to come in contact with illegal immigrants) had second thoughts. Met up again a few months ago and he was literally heartbroken about where Sweden is now compared to 2016. He was so disgusted that he could not even bring himself to talk about it

    • @lincabe321
      @lincabe321 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Dude just clearly say its muslims why even hide it

  • @metamorphic8797
    @metamorphic8797 ปีที่แล้ว +39

    45:40 “I feel lost without daddy censors putting the blinders on me. Now I’m being exposed to the immigration problem and I liked it much better when it was pre-censored”

  • @brucehwang9789
    @brucehwang9789 ปีที่แล้ว +101

    Cringe take by destiny. It's not a racism issue by conservatives in France. The problem is from a certain group of people mainly from north Africa that don't believe in French ideals and assimilation. So they have no problem destroying the society they occupy

    • @blubirdhill2608
      @blubirdhill2608 ปีที่แล้ว +40

      He's totally bought into the racism narrative, whereas many of these things are fully explained by irreconcilable culture clash. Just as you said. If people want to call that racism, they're out to lunch. That's the epitome of gaslighting.

    • @l.hproductions3072
      @l.hproductions3072 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      I don’t understand this comment? I’m sure he acknowledges that but he also acknowledges that both the liberal and conservative perspectives sway to the extremes when talking about immigration issue.

    • @drownthepoor
      @drownthepoor ปีที่แล้ว

      @@blubirdhill2608 Racism is a buzzword and it has always been one. Not wanting to allow people who you share nothing in common with to loot, burn, and pillage where you live is the default.
      If you are advocating for things like this to happen you're usually a self-hating white person who has convinced yourself you are responsible for everything that has ever happened anywhere somehow.
      Or you could also be someone who has something against white people, and even Christians.
      Many of the people immigrating to Europe right now are doing so with the goal of wrecking Europe for colonizing them historically, and often for a former "holy-war" between Christians and Muslims.

    • @aSSGoblin1488
      @aSSGoblin1488 ปีที่แล้ว

      the kid in france was told by the cops "I AM GOING TO SHOOT YOU IN THE HEAD" usually if you are not brain dead you would comply. maybe because he was black and his IQ was in the negatives, mabye that is why he deserved that bullet

    • @La0bouchere
      @La0bouchere ปีที่แล้ว +17

      @@blubirdhill2608 He literally said that this is the problem with immigration. His point about racism is that "the right probably gets a little too racist" due to this actual issue, not that pointing out the issue is racist.
      He even says that "people need to be able to talk about [immigrants not assimilating] without being called racist".
      Somehow, you took someone that agrees with your point, morphed them into an enemy, and gaslighted yourself lmao.

  • @PuddingXXL
    @PuddingXXL ปีที่แล้ว +17

    24:45 Muslims are the biggest minority group in most european countries. For the US it's mostly Hispanic and african american who are the biggest minorty groups therefor friction with muslims in the US is less probable but friction between Hispanics and/or black americans is more propable. The other way around accounts for europe.
    Just as a small explanation of why Steven feels that way.

    • @robinheinemann1740
      @robinheinemann1740 ปีที่แล้ว

      Muslim people also have to travel alot further to get to the US. So mostly Moslems which are well off enough to move to the US make it there while European countries can be reached by land and very short distance travel over an ocean so the extremly poor can easily make it it large numbers.

  • @TheJestersDoor
    @TheJestersDoor ปีที่แล้ว +26

    Chat is extremely obsessed with that charmander emote 😂

  • @70othl3ss4
    @70othl3ss4 ปีที่แล้ว +31

    I live in belgium, and i have a lot of 3d, 4th generation immigrant friends. But if you look at the "delinquents" at my school, you can see that they are almost all immigrants too. It seems like they feel like they have to somehow be criminals because they are immigrants. It might just be the youth trying to be cool, but it's becoming kinda serious. every year, the right gets some litteral perfect examples of why we shouldn't do immigration and the left just has to say that it is racist without any actual solution to the very real problems. For example: when belgium played the football game against morroco, we knew there would be riots if morroco lost, but in fact, they won, and there were still "riots" (by morrocans)

    • @rufusrupo
      @rufusrupo ปีที่แล้ว

      This is because despite people's boring confirmation bias anecdotes, studies consistently show immigrant communities have lower crime rates than native populations

    • @Teadon86
      @Teadon86 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      Sad. The native Belgians are being replaced at such an astonishing rate that most of their prospects for finding friends are amongst the imported population.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      then drive a vehicle through a mosque like they do

    • @reflx7904
      @reflx7904 ปีที่แล้ว

      Your example makes no sense, so what if the "delinquents" were immigrants mainly. If there were no immigrants there would still be delinquents no matter what.
      Also you just say its "bad" but never why it happened in the first place or how you can fix it. Sounds like you are just right leaning and trying to hide behind this "well the right are kind right look they are getting good examples of why they are right."

  • @magrathean0
    @magrathean0 ปีที่แล้ว +59

    There is no grid lock stasis between left and right here. One side has been consistently getting its way for decades and now things appear to be unraveling - and people are starting to reflect.

    • @Awesomeficationify
      @Awesomeficationify ปีที่แล้ว

      I honestly don't know which side you think is getting it's way since you could argue either. Supreme Court reflects the left getting fucked over by McConnell and pc culture has broken the rights' brains.

    • @Brockliy
      @Brockliy ปีที่แล้ว +8

      more like a decade

    • @JaxShrimp88
      @JaxShrimp88 ปีที่แล้ว

      People are realizing reality has a right wing bias

    • @Trecesolotienesdos
      @Trecesolotienesdos ปีที่แล้ว +5

      The USA at least has a culture, Canada doesn't.

    • @hawkmoon5290
      @hawkmoon5290 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@Trecesolotienesdos Canada gonna need some culture first other than sucking on some trees

  • @Meatspinner
    @Meatspinner ปีที่แล้ว +10

    The reason for the issues with immigration in Sweden in particular isn't policy. Sweden has had many larges waves of immigrants, from Chileans and Persians in the 70's, various other South Americans in the 80's, Balkan groups in the 90's, etc.
    The problem is the migrants themselves are a fundamentally different type of migrant. A muslim immigrant to the US has the means, and time, to go through the regular immigration process, and fly across the world. They are typically people who are more liberal, and want and can afford to be American, and make their way there.
    The average migrant to Europe, and Sweden, arrives primarily through refugee status, often on false grounds, and by paying considerably cheaper human traffickers. It's significantly easier for them to get to Europe than America, because Europe is across a fairly narrow sea, or accessible by land to them.
    These types of muslims aren't there to be European, they're there because they've been told they can get free stuff, and actively resent the societies at large, with zero intent to ever integrate.
    A lot of this bizarrely has ties to a type of hybrid warfare, wherein certain state actors, spread pamphlets and various disinformation across these regions filled with false promises of wealth and free stuff. They also typically include instructions on how to contact traffickers, stay under the radar, and claim to not have papers make deportations impossible, etc. Once they arrive and find out that the things they were "promised" aren't real, they just sort of settle and live in enclaves.
    Human trafficking plays a big role in this, and it's one of the methods eastern European countries have often pointed to as a classic example of hybrid warfare being conducted against Europe.
    tl;dr - The reason America has a better time integrating muslims is because they're there for fundamentally different reasons. There's also a lot fewer of them, and a better comparison would have been with hispanic groups, who also did refuse to learn the language for a considerable amount of time, and brought with them certain issues with cartels.
    Also, literally nobody cares about speaking their mind in Sweden about immigration, that's entirely an America-brained take. It's not uncommon to hear people talk about it in everyday life, and the second largest party is anti-immigrant. The only places you'll see people making a ruckus over it are 4chan, reddit and other internet shitholes where people are armchair experts.

    • @random_bit
      @random_bit ปีที่แล้ว

      its interesting how you bring up hispanics without once exposing that the reason LatinAmericans are forced to migrate is precisely because the US destroyed their countries to begin with, but sure carry on with the immigration hate boner.

  • @SethAndrews111
    @SethAndrews111 ปีที่แล้ว +12

    28:37 This is a very bad take. Sharia courts in Europe, even for so-called ''trivial'' family matters are extremely scandalous. In these courts a woman's testimony is worth half that of a mans, in cases of divorce, the father is given automatic custody irrespective of the welfare of the child. Marital rape also isn't consider an offense in these courts. In fact, there was a particularly egregious case of a 30 year old woman from West Yorkshire in Britain, who was forced into an arranged marriage at the age of 13, and she went through THREE different sharia law courts in the U.K to get the child marriage disolved. ALL THREE said the marriage was valid. She only ever got a divorce at the age of 30, when her husband said ''talaq'' three times.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      Well
      Europeans wanted to demonstrate how they are more enlightened by letting all of the cockroaches under the door.
      What did they expect to accomplish?

    • @stevenclark5173
      @stevenclark5173 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Why did the UK courts not get involved? Isn't marriage a civil issue for the government. Beside they are clearly talking about actual trivial matters, not marriages or crimes.

    • @spacejunk2186
      @spacejunk2186 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@stevenclark5173
      The UK authorities would rather let children be raped than to intefer with the dealings of islamist enclaves lest they be called racist.

    • @robinheinemann1740
      @robinheinemann1740 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@stevenclark5173 they don't even get involved in the 30 years of rape gangs and prostitution of minors why the fuck would they care about something like child marriage if the even bigger problems don't even bother them?

    • @lindboknifeandtool
      @lindboknifeandtool ปีที่แล้ว

      @@stevenclark5173they’d be meddling in cultural affairs… can’t rock the boat.

  • @frankmarano1118
    @frankmarano1118 ปีที่แล้ว +92

    At the end destinys right, you do get a feel for misinformation. My dad will tell me some wild story he read on social media or some website & im like, "no wayy, I bet thats fake. Sounds like BS". & pretty much every time ill look into it & its already been debunked lol

    • @FonzChannel
      @FonzChannel ปีที่แล้ว +1

      You’re probably not smarter than your father. don’t assume you know everything

    • @MERCENARYTAO1
      @MERCENARYTAO1 ปีที่แล้ว +12

      And the best part is is that they move to a new conspiracy by the time you correct them or tell you it’s not nice to fact check people or something lol.

    • @rodiculous9464
      @rodiculous9464 ปีที่แล้ว +10

      Just wait 6 months then go check it again

    • @JohnDoe-kn7ex
      @JohnDoe-kn7ex ปีที่แล้ว +4

      @@rodiculous9464 I’ve been waiting on confirmation that the Titanic was an inside job for years now.

    • @Primus-ue4th
      @Primus-ue4th ปีที่แล้ว +10

      25:23 like when destiny says we (USA) don’t have an immigration problem like Europe because they have stopped recording crimes of the certain skinned immigrants…. New York and LA didn’t give the fbi, violent crime stats in 2022 for the previous year. 😂Dats way too wacist

  • @hjge1012
    @hjge1012 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    Pretty much nothing he says about 'Europe' is correct. It's mostly just half truths and parts are just straight up incorrect.
    The only people who go around calling everything racist, are the groups that keep importing and projecting US culture and issues on local issues. That's however a very small minority and the most far left political party in my country(read: more left than Berny) is even against immigration for the most part.
    And that's ignoring that the difference in Europe are quite large from one country to another, so you can't even speak about 'Europe' as a whole on these topics to begin with.

  • @SlimeYee
    @SlimeYee ปีที่แล้ว +26

    Fuckin love Devin, man. Always good conversations with him.

  • @Ekitchi0
    @Ekitchi0 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    As a French working for a non profit organization specifically paid by the government to guide asilum seekers through the process of requesting asilum and helping them integrate into society if their refugee status is approved:
    1. Volontary, elective, or economic immigration and asilum seeking immigration involves completely different demographics and completely different challenges.
    So the number one problem with politics around immigration is people conflating the two thus missing the mark completely in diagnosing the problems and coming up with solutions.
    2. The media is extremely unreliable, people have no sense of proportions. For example, in the midst of the Syrian crisis, the number of new Syrian asilum seekers arriving in the east of France never exceeded 10% of the new Georgians asylum request. Yet it seemed in the media that 99% of asylum seekers where Syrians.
    3. The conversations tend to revolve more around "should we welcome refugees or not" rather than "how can we welcome them properly" and from that determine the resources needed and then talk about how many we are in capacity and willing to welcome.
    4. Most people don't understand how hard it is to vet or even just confirm the identities of the people requesting asylum considering that their country of origin is generally not cooperating with that. Not even getting into the complexities in getting their story and assessing their needs and if they have a legitimate claim to asylum or are trying to game the system.
    5. Asylum seekers are not allowed to work until their refuge status is approved (takes 6 months to 2 years to go through the process) . This brings two problems in my opinion :
    - one: it forces them to be a burden for society which is a bad feeling for both them and people who are not fond of them.
    - two, it forces them into communities of the same origin (creating gettos) in order to get anything beyond what the government allocates to them which doesn't even include a roof and bed for a lot of them.
    6. Asylum seekers used to not even be provided with language and culture classes until their refugee status was approved.
    On arrival in France, most asylum seekers are extremely grateful to be provide safety from the atrocious situations they are fleeing from, however after 2 years of being treated as a burden and not being integrated at all in French society, resentment can outgrow gratefulness.
    In my opinion, people should be allowed to work and be given language and culture classes very early in the process. That way those who end up approved get much better integrated into society and contribute to it rather than be a burden. And for the money "lost" on those who get rejected, well we spread a bit of French culture around and I think the economic integration of the accepted ones more than makes up for it.
    7. Most behavioral problems appear with the children of refugees, not with the refugees themselves (although there are exceptions due to irreconcilable cultural differences). The refugees still tend to remember what they escaped and are willing to accept being disadvantaged somewhat in our society, however their children don't have that reference and realize they are disadvantaged and some act out.
    Destiny is right about us doing a poor job at integration. Hopeful note though, things are slowly improving in terms of integration tools, methods and funds.

    • @VagabondRetro
      @VagabondRetro ปีที่แล้ว +1

      This seems very interesting. Do you have any literature I can find to do further readings on?

    • @ambmamb8370
      @ambmamb8370 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      potentially one of the most usefull posts
      too bad people apparently ´have too short attentionspans.

    • @Ekitchi0
      @Ekitchi0 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@VagabondRetro it looks like my previous replie doesn’t show up, probably because of the links.
      You can search : « foyer notre dame rapport d activite »
      To find the activity reports of the last few years including relevant statistics.
      It’s all in french though.
      Besides that I don’t really have any literature to point to.

    • @robinheinemann1740
      @robinheinemann1740 ปีที่แล้ว

      Wouldn't lifting the work restrictions just open up the door to the argument that they will be exploited for labor?

    • @Ekitchi0
      @Ekitchi0 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@robinheinemann1740 Good question, but I think the opposite is true, there is more exploitation with illegal work than legal work.
      Additionally, it would not be necessary work for them and they also benefit from legal and social worker support while applying so they would for the most part be less succeptible to abuse until the end of the process.

  • @killer3000ad
    @killer3000ad ปีที่แล้ว +12

    The area that CHAZ took over for a few weeks saw more assaults and murders in those few weeks of CHAZ's existence that it ever had in previous years.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      An Abrams tank would have taken care of it...

  • @จตุพรจันทสุรวงศ์

    The immigration problem to why USA's immigrant seem to be more willing to be integrated and work is just a simple human psychology and behavior.
    USA is hard to reach, it take siginificantly more effort to travel there, let alone be able to enter, legal or not. So you'd typically end up recieving ppl that are willing to endure hardship or have the willing to work.
    Europe is relatively easy to reach and significantly less effort to enter. So "quality " of immigrant typically are less than what USA got.
    It's a reason why immigrant from North Africa-Middle East. in Europe tend to do poorly compared to India or East Asia and Southeast Asia. The effort to get there itself is a filter that seprated the quality of immigrant.

  • @secondengineer9814
    @secondengineer9814 ปีที่แล้ว +47

    I feel like one issue that might happen in European countries, is because the government isn't taking responsibility for some of these things, individual people will change their behavior to be more racist kinda thing.

    • @mrman-yj3bn
      @mrman-yj3bn ปีที่แล้ว +20

      That's been happening for a decade now, people are way more against immigration than they where 10 or 15 years ago.

    • @Eternal_Albion
      @Eternal_Albion ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@mrman-yj3bn It wasn't colonization 10-15 years ago. We have 5 -10 times the level of people moving here. Was already a high number.

    • @ThatNorwegianGuy-
      @ThatNorwegianGuy- ปีที่แล้ว +8

      We're not changing our behaviour to be more racist, we're utterly fed up with the clearly false narrative that people from all over the world, espe Africa and the middle east, can just live together and there will be no issues.. There are issues like you wouldn't believe..

    • @OBsurdityTV
      @OBsurdityTV ปีที่แล้ว

      @@ThatNorwegianGuy-How do you know thats a false Narrative?
      There are A LOT of Immigrants.
      If it was a Majority of them that were not getting along the numbers would be alot worse.
      There are 3 Million Africans in France if 100,000 of them were just criminals they would have destroyed more than just a few buildings.
      It’s purely racism mixed with shitty politics.

    • @demonvictim
      @demonvictim ปีที่แล้ว

      People love things that benefit them simple as that. For instance if you become a millionaire due to trading with a country then you will love that area. If you had a shitty experience in a area then you will hate that area. Now in a osmosis way you will hear a friend have a shitty experience then come to hate it yourself and now we are at a parasocial side where you keep seeing headlines of x race does this hence why Chinese are looked at like spies and ip thieves whilst Africans are more violent.

  • @ZappasMudshark
    @ZappasMudshark ปีที่แล้ว +20

    This is what happens when you only read financial and self help books.

    • @off6848
      @off6848 ปีที่แล้ว

      You start begging your friend for help ?

  • @vulcanh254
    @vulcanh254 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    21:00 Destiny it's because America and Canada get immigrants who WANT to live here. If you actively want to live in japan it's because you like their culture and ways of life. You'll make an effort to learn their language and to integrate. You'll be very respectful and malleable. What we see in Europe is the consequence of open borders and refugees. A refugee is someone who doesn't want to leave their country of origin, they don't want to live in France but they have to because the US destroyed their homes.
    I don't know why people can't understand this. A normal legal-immigrant is way different than a refugee. And it doesn't mean all or most refugees are more violent but they can be because in some cases they might hate your way of life and everything you stand for. Which is the case for those who come from muslim countries where they had sharialaw. It's insanely dumb to think those types of muslims will just adopt your woke beliefs and respect your culture or your laws. You kinda need to be aware of this but the left and the right want to pretend like it's all the same.

    • @Aliyaaaa
      @Aliyaaaa ปีที่แล้ว

      Yea also a big difference is how many people immigrate at once. Large waves of immigrants obviously don't have a reason or even a chance to learn the language and the culture (if they wanted to)

    • @stefanbatory3632
      @stefanbatory3632 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Have you seen the ethnic breakdown of the "refugees" coming to Europe? The majority of them came from countries that were not torn by war at all. In fact, even the war-torn Syria was not was not war-torn due to an American intervention - it was war-torn due to a civil war that erupted as a consequence of an ongoing food crisis caused by a drought.

    • @vulcanh254
      @vulcanh254 ปีที่แล้ว

      @stefanbatory3632 The civil war in Syria was not organic, it was orchestrated by the US and Saudi Arabia. The so called "rebels" were not syrian, they were outsiders and islamists (extremists) that came into Syria from 11 different countries. We all know that I$I$ was Hillary Clinton's little army. There is a literal video of her admitting proudly how the US trained and used islamists at various points.
      The devil's alliance between US and I$I$ dates back to Ronald Reagan because he made a deal with the Mujahideen to fight against the soviet union. Ever since then the US has used terror-cells to do all the dirty jobs americans didn't want to do. They used them to destabilize the middle east, first Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya, then Yemen and Somalia in order to control the Red Sea. The goal is fairly simple: infiltrate a country with radical islamists to try and create a fake civil war in order to overthrow the person in power. Once the leader is killed the country plunges into a state of anarchy and a power vacuum is created that is filled by the winners of the civil war. Aka the people who have AK47s. Then the country becomes a failed Islamic State. This is exactly what the US did to Muammar Gaddafi and what they attempted to do with Assad.

  • @xplorethings
    @xplorethings ปีที่แล้ว +6

    The biggest issue that this sort of misses is that these issues aren't with 1st generation immigrants, it's usually 2nd or 3rd generation. Which means they aren't immigrants themselves, nobody asked them if they want to come. Now obviously it means that they weren't raised properly in the society they were born into, but as a 1st generation immigrant parent, how do you integrate into the society and also manage to raise your child with those expectations, which you yourself don't fully understand? Ghettos make this even harder, which is why they are a long term problem.

  • @yorth8154
    @yorth8154 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Hey Devin! I have no idea if you read these comments or if it will ever reach you, but there is a simple way to solve your GPT problem. It's called reflection. Basically, you set your system so that you have GPT reflect on the answer it gives you about the video and see if it is correct or not. I think that if you tweak the right prompt for the reflection and finds something that works and doesn't give too many false negatives (as in the reflection telling you something is wrong when there isn't because the reflection prompt somehow primes it to look for problems even when there isn't any), you could cut down a lot on hiring or at least make it easier for the hire.

  • @ZNL-MA
    @ZNL-MA ปีที่แล้ว +42

    Most of them in France are technically not immigrants , but children (or even grandchildren) of immigrants. So they didn’t “move” to France, they are 2nd / 3rd generation French nationals born in France. A lot of them don’t even speak the language of their country of origin .
    Not to say there aren’t issues , but i think there’s a difference between people who have migrated to a country and people who were born there

    • @bigzclipz5104
      @bigzclipz5104 ปีที่แล้ว +14

      They are not franks/Franco

    • @TurtleChad1
      @TurtleChad1 ปีที่แล้ว +37

      Still not true French. Cope

    • @1qualitybacon
      @1qualitybacon ปีที่แล้ว

      They're brought up by parents who have contempt for the western world. so they pass these feeling to their kids

    • @beyondbackwater4933
      @beyondbackwater4933 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      They should remove 3 generations

    • @isaarunarom7830
      @isaarunarom7830 ปีที่แล้ว +22

      ​@@TurtleChad1I'm 4th generation French in the USA. And that makes me 0%French.
      The people born in France are French, their children are 2nd generation French and and so on. Those Muslims are and will allways be more french than I ever can be.

  • @prettyokandy230
    @prettyokandy230 ปีที่แล้ว +85

    As an European i feel like this conversation has to be separated between immigrants and refugees and have to say Destiny's Europe takes are usually not great. As far as i know ( fair amount of knowledge about the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium) immigrants usually have to have resided legally inside the country they wish to become a citizen in for 5 years before they can apply. Realistically this means you have to have held a job here for 5 years before you can apply.
    Refugees/ asylum seekers on the other hand go through a screening process and during and after have to reside in a refugee center. It usually takes a few years before they are allowed to start working and can leave the refugee center ( very bad legislation) and during this time a bunch of ( mostly) young men with little money, a lot of trauma and nothing to do in a shitty and crowded place in some village in the middle of nowhere get frustrated.
    This frustrates the locals because they are the ones that have to deal with a lot of problems because of it, this becomes news and pisses off the usual suspects ( certain kind of right wing people).
    The big problem imo is the asylum procedure as you have to be inside the country you wish to apply for asylum in. This structure facilitates the human trafficker's incomes and refugees risking their lives and livelihood going on shitty boats to Europe.
    Right wing governments here ( to me) seem to deliberately make these refugee centers as shitty as possible as a way of discouraging people from coming here whithout violating international law/ agreements.

    • @davellii6309
      @davellii6309 ปีที่แล้ว +14

      I'm from the Netherlands, and it SEEMS they get treated okay. I've heard plenty of times that refugees get allocated housing in regular renting apartments and get government grants etcetera. However i believe our government doesn't do a very good job at trying to integrate these refugees, which keeps them in this perpetual state of not being able to find a job. I'm not too well versed on immigration here though, so i might be completely wrong, it's just what it seems like from the outside. What i have noticed though, is that Ukrainian refugees seem to get way better treatment than other refugees, specifically from the Middle-East. I've seen whole neighborhoods being built up from the ground (albeit "container homes") specifically to house Ukrainian refugees, while there is a huge housing crisis in general here in the Netherlands.

    • @jesusmygodmylove
      @jesusmygodmylove ปีที่แล้ว

      how "they"? buddy maybe go outside your bubble and realize that in France LEFT is holding power. Like in most of the countries in Europe. So what the hell you are talking about. And don't even come with England - the left side of conservatives won, and there IS NO MONEY for them. It's a well-known fact that commies only shout about justice but they don't care. And people in France rioting were children of immigrants who don't appreciate what the country did for their parents. Secondly, Polish people were number 1 when it comes to immigration and there were NEVER problems with them not even to an atom size of this extent. It's Islam and culture. In France 1 church burned per week, on twt u can find billion Allahu Akbar chants during this riot. 6k Christians were murdered last year by Muslims 100% on religion, mostly in Nigeria. Left dogshit bias accused of islamophobia never presents this info. And you are a misinformed product of this. In Poland again 2-3 million immigrants - zero problems, zero burnings.

    • @abdullahsafi1012
      @abdullahsafi1012 ปีที่แล้ว

      Dang it's crazy how we had camps for the Japanese in the USA but they didn't do half the shit the muslims are doing maybe just maybe it's jihad driven and they see westerners as enemy and can't integrate.

    • @carlod5818
      @carlod5818 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      to throw my 2 (relatively uniformed) cents in the ring, the distinction between refugees and immigrants is important, but some come to the same outcomes.
      another part that destiny mentioned that usually hits more of the immigrant side is that organized crime in europe usually comes in the form of foreign crime familys that use immigration and refugees as cover to conduct business or recruit, this is especially made easy as integration is persued inadequatly and cultural groups stick together, keeping isolated from the culture and law of their new homes resulting of the development and growth of said crime familys or syndicates

    • @frenchiegames
      @frenchiegames ปีที่แล้ว

      i'd say there's more to it than right wing gov being evil.. if you write off the position of those you don't agree with as them simply being evil you can't really make a sound argument

  • @borkovitch5227
    @borkovitch5227 ปีที่แล้ว +42

    All I want to say as a Eurocuck is, American immigration and European immigration are two entirely separate things in terms of scale and seriousness.
    Literally everyone in Europe thinks something is massively going wrong with it.
    Left and right agree on this issue, but they have different explanations for why it's going badly and different solutions.
    10 years ago the left was in denial of anything going wrong, now they've switched to a bit more moderate position.
    I still think they're wrong in their proposed solutions of ever higher welfare spending and like anti-racist public initiatives to increase integration.
    But the point still remains, the idea 'something is wrong with how we do immigration' is a bipartisan idea nowadays in Europe.
    My opinion which is also more fact based is that the massive refugee crisis during 2015 wasn't made up of refugees at all.
    Official EU reports say that only about 20% of the migrants were refugees from the Syrian civil war. The rest were young men and opportunists who wanted a slice of the European welfare cake.
    In America, people immigrate because they want to be an American and because they believe in the values of America.
    Immigrants are often much better off than the average black or white American.
    In Europe, people still believe the same values of their home countries in Syria, Lybia, Afghanistan ect.
    That is not to say that there arent good Muslims/Westernized Muslims, there are many such Muslims in america.
    In Europe, they still take everything in the Quran 100% deadly seriousness.
    It's the difference between the old witch-burning Christians and the new hippie 'jesus loves all' Christians.
    There are Muslims in Europe that integrate very well, these are the Bosnians that came here escaping the Bosnian genocide in the 90s.
    They built businesses and restaurants and never tried to force their religion on the rest of society, since they were grateful for what the countries had given them. Turks and Persians also do much better at integration, since they historically aren't as fundamentalist.
    The issue is one of culture and one of Islam.
    And dont call it "radical Islam", what we call radical Islam is the real Islam that is practiced by the majority of Muslims. What the left calls "real Islam", (when you're Muslim, gay and feminist), is the Westernized and rarer form of Islam, I don't have an issue with this type of Islam, just don't pretend that it's the "real Islam".

    • @thenotoriousm0e852
      @thenotoriousm0e852 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      As a practicing Muslim living in Europe,
      Islam has not much to do with that. It’s the type of immigrants coming over. Mostly young men with no education and perspective on their home country, not the greatest pool to select from, compared to mostly educated folks migrating to the US. Also, I have never seen a practicing Muslim steal, rape or assault other people. Under Islamic governance they would have even more severe punishments. It’s too easy to just blame a religion when it’s way more nuanced and multi variable

    • @Muslim_Sunni_1
      @Muslim_Sunni_1 ปีที่แล้ว

      Burning cars and storming the streets is closer to Social Justice groups than Islam. Lots of Marxist rhetoric used by these Immigtant protestors
      Islam is ordered when they had war it was with the Amir (Ruler) and an army on the battle field, no basis for protesting in non Muslim lands in Islam

    • @off6848
      @off6848 ปีที่แล้ว

      You’re completely wrong about American immigration it’s also majorly driven by trafficking or asylum

    • @Veganstega
      @Veganstega ปีที่แล้ว +1

      The conversation of "real" christianity or "real" islam is so stupid. Just drop it. Meaningless point to bring up.

    • @off6848
      @off6848 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Veganstega how tf is the truth pointless? Dumb take

  • @eli8444
    @eli8444 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    "Business partners wedding" dude. Just call him your friend? He invited you to his wedding.

  • @gotworc
    @gotworc ปีที่แล้ว +12

    I think in the US immigrants are helped a lot with integrating with American society as well as their want to do so. Most people that come to America come because they want to be an American and want to be apart of the American idea. In Europe that's not really a thing

    • @eKko0
      @eKko0 ปีที่แล้ว +7

      nah they go for the money

    • @blubirdhill2608
      @blubirdhill2608 ปีที่แล้ว

      That was maybe mostly true a long while ago for America, but that most definitely isn't the case for most immigrants in present times. Especially the illegal ones. It's no wonder with the utter contempt for the very core of America on the world stage and now from within.

    • @krombopulos_michael
      @krombopulos_michael ปีที่แล้ว +5

      In America, for the most part, if you are an immigrant who works an honest job and lives your life then after a while you'll be treated like an a American. In Germany you can be born there, live all your life there, speak German natively and at 30 you're still considered a foreigner because your parents were Turkish.

    • @robinheinemann1740
      @robinheinemann1740 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@krombopulos_michaelprobably because of dual citizenship Turkish people have a very low integration ratio.

    • @lindboknifeandtool
      @lindboknifeandtool ปีที่แล้ว

      We had a close example to this dying the election. Leftists promised a horde of immagrants they’d be able to cross and get all the shit, then at the end Kamala said “don’t come”
      I will say that some Mexican people… I know I know… don’t seem to desire to assimilate or be American. Which is cool with me, but it’s actively fucking things up if the people living here don’t want what’s best for the country. A lot of them have 0desire to go kosher on papers. Then they don’t have to pay tax. Chargin way less for labor than anyone else could because they don’t factor taxes in.

  • @TheChidmas
    @TheChidmas ปีที่แล้ว +8

    Yep, the solicitor literally sent it to the judge and the judge replied back with all these cases we can't find any of them

  • @MrDhollaballa
    @MrDhollaballa ปีที่แล้ว +6

    The flat amount of immigrants is very important. Even keeping the percentage of population that is immigrant consistent, there were still be assimilation problems. It is much harder to form a community with 5 families even if there are 20 families total but if there are 20 immigrant families it is much easier to form an isolated community even if there are 100 families total.

  • @Grimelord_2.0
    @Grimelord_2.0 ปีที่แล้ว +51

    In Finland the situation is exactly this. Our right has made immigration issues completely on race/ ethnicity and even when they do have a point left cannot concede to anything because of racism.
    It has become impossible to have any conversation on the topic, beceause it has become so polarized.

    • @Omevoc
      @Omevoc ปีที่แล้ว

      Imagine how fun that conversation is for your neighbor to the west :)

    • @Anke06
      @Anke06 ปีที่แล้ว +44

      As a Swedish person leaning more conservative, I'm not sure I buy into the "ethnicity and race" part. Many in Sweden and Finland do not oppose immigration because of people's skin colour but because of radically different culture and values. I'd argue immigration as an issue is different here than compared to say America.

    • @Snack-Sized-Femboy
      @Snack-Sized-Femboy ปีที่แล้ว +14

      So why do Europeans always call race issues "an American thing"?

    • @phasmidjelly1429
      @phasmidjelly1429 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      The refugees from Syria still haven't assimiliated into Swedish society and now we have massive crime problems with no end in sight.

    • @lancevance6346
      @lancevance6346 ปีที่แล้ว +29

      I live in a 3rd world developing country. I find atleast 30-40% of people unfit for living anywhere else in the west. Infact we have our own conversations around immigration from a neighbouring country where illegal immigration is even worse coming into our country. So it's not even a uniquely racial thing. People just don't want people with incompatible values coming in who will just cause more trouble. It's even worse when one political side acts as apologia.

  • @yanmacchorpse9832
    @yanmacchorpse9832 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    This guys is awesome, so was the conversation! Loved it!

  • @ArthurSchoppenweghauer
    @ArthurSchoppenweghauer ปีที่แล้ว +12

    One more for good measure: in Germany we're also experiencing black race riots. The city of Gießen has declared the inner city a no-go area because of, you guessed it, Africans (Eritreans specifically) rioting and attacking passers by. Aside from that, large arab, turkish and syrian clans are fighting each other in the streets and trying to blow each other up at funerals. All thanks to our glorious open borders policy.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      Well
      You krauts wanted to be morally more righteous than the US since Vietnam.
      What did you expect to happen?

  • @mikelee9173
    @mikelee9173 ปีที่แล้ว +104

    The fact that this guy owns his own marketing company and is asking for advice to get off of twitter to get unbiased information on current events is wild.

    • @Lizard1582
      @Lizard1582 ปีที่แล้ว +47

      Its funny how he says GPT gets a lot of things wrong, "but only obvious stuff". How does he trust it for the non obvious stuff then?

    • @mikelee9173
      @mikelee9173 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@Lizard1582 100% agreed

    • @Lizard1582
      @Lizard1582 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      @@mikelee9173 I totally trust him when he says he only knows about personal health and marketing, but nothing else.

    • @Primus-ue4th
      @Primus-ue4th ปีที่แล้ว +10

      Come on guys. He said he’s coming from a place of not knowing. Can’t you just accept it. He’s a simpleton

    • @gasstationpeanuts1814
      @gasstationpeanuts1814 ปีที่แล้ว +9

      Not only that but he thinks Twitter is trying to influence him more now that Elon owns it. It’s like, sweetheart, make no mistake Twitter has always been trying to influence you, it was just less transparent the last few years.

  • @thisisaname2250
    @thisisaname2250 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    Honestly hearing Devin talk is so annoying sometimes. Every time he finds something new to make money off of, it's all he ever talks about and inserts it into conversations. It was things like crypto and NFT before and now its just Ai, always slipping it into whatever he can. I feel like he grossly overstates how much he actually makes tbh.

  • @entropy404
    @entropy404 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Did not expect a Vedal mention :O

  • @rokerpfi
    @rokerpfi ปีที่แล้ว +100

    Destiny looks at what's happening in Europe through an american lens, no wonder his assessment of the situation is wrong.

    • @loudnoises8197
      @loudnoises8197 ปีที่แล้ว +78

      genuine question, what is your assessment of the situation

    • @dunebrowning9829
      @dunebrowning9829 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      @@loudnoises8197 +1

    • @JaxShrimp88
      @JaxShrimp88 ปีที่แล้ว

      Are you fucking serious?

    • @abdullahsafi1012
      @abdullahsafi1012 ปีที่แล้ว

      @loudnoises8197 he won't give u one typical European soy boy no wonder Europe has been irrelevant in the world stage because they never acknowledge their problems lmao.

    • @mutavhello6654
      @mutavhello6654 ปีที่แล้ว +18

      The European lens is cracking a little more every year.

  • @lindholmaren
    @lindholmaren ปีที่แล้ว +21

    22:25 100% in Sweden lmao, a while ago I was just curious about what region had the most "people with foreign background" (foreign born or two foreign born parents) and Google unironically suggested I check the Somalian immigrant employment stats, and directed me to several documents on it
    It's something insane like 20% employment, restrict that to those arriving after 2005 (60%) and now it's less than half of that
    At least according to OSF, and SCB/AF have deliberately stopped recording data like this so I can't imagine they've got anything of value right now (except maybe historic stats)

    • @TurtleChad1
      @TurtleChad1 ปีที่แล้ว +14

      All European countries should have the same immigration policy as Hungary, Poland, and Denmark. Respect for them protecting their citizens

    • @hazzardalsohazzard2624
      @hazzardalsohazzard2624 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      It's insane that the Swedish Government stopped taking those statistics. It's hard not to look at it as dishonesty.

    • @stefanbatory3632
      @stefanbatory3632 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Now measure their average IQ. There's no surprise they cannot find any meaningful employment in an advanced economy. And I am not taking a jab at them - I don't judge people based on their intellectual ability. I am simply not afraid to see the world for what it is.

    • @endloesung_der_braunen_frage
      @endloesung_der_braunen_frage ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@stefanbatory3632 Just Say that you are National, thats far easier Then all of the euphemisms

    • @stefanbatory3632
      @stefanbatory3632 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@endloesung_der_braunen_frage That I am what?

  • @ephre
    @ephre ปีที่แล้ว +5

    obviously Tony Robbins says they don't use his advice, to explain the massive lack of any Tony Robbins success stories.

  • @generalchAOS
    @generalchAOS ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Bro "summer of love" the fuck are you two talking about "this shit is so wild nothing like this would happen here"

  • @joplenoir1304
    @joplenoir1304 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    The recent trouble in France started in the early 70's, The first migration workers got put in big highrise flats, expected to return home after a few years. There was NO plan to start any integration / regulation back then.. So those in the highrises started to police their own, resulting in police not going there anymore and eventually even be too scared to enter those suburbs. In essense right now all effort to help those communities are half baked AND actively sabotaged by the 'leaders' of the banlieux. The whole rise of Le Pen over 40 years goes along with the failed integration / participation efforts ( which fit exactly in how destiny explained left and right motivation )

  • @metalopoly2569
    @metalopoly2569 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Regardless of what side of the political spectrum you identify with, something needs to be done before unfettered immigration burns Europe to the ground.

  • @ugh_dad
    @ugh_dad ปีที่แล้ว +2

    they were rioting before that kid got shot, it started off as protests about the citizens losing some pension policies while several high profile politicians are embroiled in financial corruption issues, the police then rode in on atv's and opened up with rubber bullets and tear gas leading to a force escalation feedback loop, that pressure cooker (which already had riots that had nothing to do with immigrants) is what spilled over when the kid got killed, which if you're already keyed up on what you believe is excessive police response that's going to be received poorly no matter what the conditions were. This has very little to do with immigrants feeling like this isn't their country, and much more to do with the citizens feeling like the government and police are stealing their country.

  • @jazeenharal6013
    @jazeenharal6013 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I fell for the "yes" "e-yes" thing, hahaha.
    I said "Ee-yes?"

  • @PaulCDehlinger
    @PaulCDehlinger ปีที่แล้ว +3

    To be fair the reason it's hard for immigrants to get jobs in Sweden is because the unions are so strong they exclude the non native population.

  • @AnonCitizenxx
    @AnonCitizenxx ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Did Destiny Really say we didn't have a ethnic founding this country was like 90% White for most of its history

  • @pepijnlai242
    @pepijnlai242 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Why is being anti illegal immigration and stabding uo against an immigration problem conaidered racist when there are too many people coming into your country?

  • @nicholasg.5441
    @nicholasg.5441 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I figure AI cant say I dont know, so when you ask it to create a case that doesnt exist, its going to try its best to fulfill that demand with whatever information it can find

  • @MrPerfume1979
    @MrPerfume1979 ปีที่แล้ว +39

    Conservatives are correct in a roundabout way; destiny coping and never acknowledging conservative takes. Meanwhile; ”We should acknowledge that people aren’t bad faith and are sincerely trying to make the world a better place” but conservatives are x y and z, also nationalist takes were bad, now good bcs we need to have more Ukraine takes.

    • @117Ender
      @117Ender ปีที่แล้ว +6

      this is exactly why i hate destiny, he acts like a progressive saying 2 things out his mouth without realizing how much of a hypocrite he sounds...

    • @lancevance6346
      @lancevance6346 ปีที่แล้ว +25

      Conservatives are always right in a "roundabout" way for him , for takes that aren't even necessarily conservative, around the world. But he has to cope first and clear up that it couldn't possibly have been an accurate, obvious and logical conclusion . It's something they just "stumbled upon" unknowingly cuz muh rashishtt.

    • @Xontor23
      @Xontor23 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      I truly wonder if you hear what Destiny says lmao

    • @Lollonman1
      @Lollonman1 ปีที่แล้ว

      He literally just did the opposite of what you are talking about. You are probably on the right so you can't acknowledge the implications of some positions, but if you think there's no racism in the whole immigration discourse you are delusional. There's a difference between making sure people from other countries adapt to the "western" culture and shutting down borders and pretending any immigrant with a skin a couple of shades darker than yours is gonna try and tear down the country.

    • @ubuu7
      @ubuu7 ปีที่แล้ว

      Right about what? Living in an ethnostate where everyone is just like you makes things easier and more cohesive? No shit sherlock. The problem is we don't live in a fucking ethno state, live in a theocracy theocracy where religion is enforced, live under some cultural dictatorship. And in that world you need LIBERAL values to help cope and function because it can't just be based on a prison model of warring tribes.
      You still need some baseline level of compatible cultures, but beyond that you need more people to be able to tolerate a greater degree of variation.
      Stick a hundred liberal atheists and christians and muslims and hindus and have them try to live together vs a hundred of each category of conservatives. Which group of peoples is going to have an easier time?

  • @Telthar
    @Telthar ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Do everything you can to discourage ethnic enclaves, limit immigration into waves and allow time for integration (something we've all but abandoned in the west). Another problem seems to be kind of like the Pilgrims and England. We (the west) end up with some religious radicals(like the pilgrims were) who were even made to feel unwelcome in their native countries. So not only is there a difference in religious beliefs, but in some cases, we get groups that were looked at as extremist in their own cultures. I like the "good house guest" rule of having high expectations for immigrants and as soon as they start behaving as bad guests, they get ejected. If you have no expectations for people, you can't be surprised when people are acting badly. Ejecting the badly behaving immigrants while keeping the ones that live up to expectations as guests, you'll improve the impression of immigrants over time, even among the non-radical right wing people. But, I imagine, trying to set high expectations for guests will be considered racist (even if this is applied to white immigrants as well).

  • @lewis123417
    @lewis123417 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Dont forget the cologne incident. Largest mass grape in modern european history by a group of "refugees"

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      I heard that was Brazzers filming a scene
      WAH WAH WEE WAH!

  • @fragelicious
    @fragelicious ปีที่แล้ว +52

    As a conservative so called Racist, I see hope of an honest future from the left because Destiny is an honest broker. For better or worse I want to believe in the other half of the country. Thanks' for the courage, Destiny. I know the risk you take.

    • @TurtleChad1
      @TurtleChad1 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Proud racist

    • @Mike-xz9dg
      @Mike-xz9dg ปีที่แล้ว

      You are still a racist and bad person 😂.

    • @Z50nemesis
      @Z50nemesis ปีที่แล้ว +4

      You're a right winger lol lime your opinions matter

    • @cyanidepoisoning5627
      @cyanidepoisoning5627 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thats the whole point of political action, looking for a way to get a society at whole behind a project. with each person convinced is a step closer to a goal acheived. :)

    • @danielaykroid3759
      @danielaykroid3759 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Destiny is an anomaly, not the norm.

  • @TheChidmas
    @TheChidmas ปีที่แล้ว +5

    It was confirmed as 7 aircraft, he took over Rostov the main hub for the Ukraine war.

  • @RachelNC4674
    @RachelNC4674 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I really hate when people suck up to destiny. Good convo though

  • @secondengineer9814
    @secondengineer9814 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I think the Russian Coup was more a mutiny. It was the Wagner guy not liking orders to nationalize Wagner. From what I've heard, he probably would not have been very successful actually attacking Moscow

    • @Lizard1582
      @Lizard1582 ปีที่แล้ว

      I heard the contrary, that Moscow was actually pretty ripe for their taking.
      Idk what to make of the intentions; the few hrs of shit hitting the fan and quickly being resolved is too bizarre

    • @michaelneufeld4515
      @michaelneufeld4515 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@Lizard1582There's a difference between Moscow being "ripe for the taking" and actually holding it after / making it out alive.

  • @zeex9338
    @zeex9338 ปีที่แล้ว +25

    "Destiny is wrong." Tell everyone how then, folks. Don't just make an open statement and expect people to believe you.

    • @historybuff1483
      @historybuff1483 ปีที่แล้ว

      Immigrants commit violent crimes at 1/4 the rate of native citizens in the US. There is a difference also between religious radical Muslims and say Hispanics (who Americans want to keep out of here).

    • @jesterscupcake
      @jesterscupcake ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Lol Destiny made the claims, he can also provide his evidence.

    • @ciege7486
      @ciege7486 ปีที่แล้ว +6

      ​@@jesterscupcakeIf you are going to make the claim that destiny is wrong, it is your responsibility to at least attempt to prove it.

    • @WookieWarriorz
      @WookieWarriorz ปีที่แล้ว

      He's completely wrong about anything regarding safety, he made a claim he'd be scared by Muslims in other countries this is wild because his example London has 12 homicides per MILLION people. The USA has over 100 cities with homicide rates hogher than 12 per 100,000, Steve lives in a place with homicide rates of 6 per 100,000 London is an order of magnetiude safer.
      The American immigrants assimilating thing is retarded imo too, americans don't even call themselves American theyre Latin American or African American, someone born in france would just call themselves french there's none of this multiple nationality bullshit on europe, people born in a country are from they country in Europe

    • @kap1618
      @kap1618 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@ciege7486That's not how that works. If you make a claim, then you need to back it up first. Especially if you start the argument.

  • @mrman-yj3bn
    @mrman-yj3bn ปีที่แล้ว +226

    Destiny talking about eu immigration problems is like an astronaut teaching me about the mariana trench.

    • @mb9662
      @mb9662 ปีที่แล้ว +29

      Some people make the mistake of believing that they know a lot about a lot when they know enough about a few things to seem knowledgeable

    • @henry-js
      @henry-js ปีที่แล้ว +36

      @@mb9662 kinda what he said his issue with Jordan Peterson is lol

    • @abdullahsafi1012
      @abdullahsafi1012 ปีที่แล้ว +66

      Ur so out of touch its crazy destiny is right about this even you can't address the immigration issue besides just calling destiny uninformed France is doing great right now.

    • @milosniffer5293
      @milosniffer5293 ปีที่แล้ว +79

      Wow Destiny is SOOOOO misinformed amirite
      Btw we need to let in 1 million African refugees NOW

    • @mrman-yj3bn
      @mrman-yj3bn ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @abdullahsafi1012 "your out of touch"
      "France is doing fine"
      🤡
      Also "you can't address anything so you call him misinformed"
      Followed by
      "Your out of touch" hypocrit.

  • @off6848
    @off6848 ปีที่แล้ว

    I’ve been saying this about books and people used to say that it’s no big deal because our information is more accurate on the internet things progress

  • @YukeInRealLife
    @YukeInRealLife ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Cute. Devin seems like a huge destiny fanboy and came off like his little brother looking for advice

  • @oscar.esteves
    @oscar.esteves ปีที่แล้ว

    7:30 That observation regarding searches is 100% accurate. I have to use different search engines and verbiage to ensure the information is solid.

  • @imyournme6632
    @imyournme6632 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    I mean tbf he said he is not really informed about the EU immigration issue. But that was some hilarious projection.

  • @sleepydragonzarinthal3533
    @sleepydragonzarinthal3533 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    when I hung out in Pasadena Houston Texas, a Salvadoran friend of mine described it as "almost everyone speaks just enough english to explain to white people that they're in the wrong neighborhood, street, bar whatever"

  • @reporterid
    @reporterid ปีที่แล้ว +8

    I'm a European and I'd like to correct Destiny a little bit on the France/immigration problem in the EU. I'll be talking broadly too because it's a very complex discussion and sometimes it also depends on the cultural situation of the various members: the EU is a collection of countries, the US is a country divided in states. Most immigrants that don't integrate well here is because they don't really want to integrate: they want to move here and live a better life but they also want to keep their own lifestyles and traditions, even if they're against our norms or laws. I'm not sure how to explain it but since the US culture is more individualistic and the EU culture (generally speaking) is more collectivistic, we ask more integration from the immigrants that come here but we also give them more (in terms of social support) once they integrate. Maybe it sounds like we want to erase their culture and tradition but it's not: as I said I can't explain it very well but it isn't meant in a bad way. A good number of those immigrants would like to integrate more but, because we have our own version of republicans/conservatives too that do everything they can to make it difficult, they find a lot of obstacles and sometime (understandably) give up. Before I get called a racist, I'm actually left leaning by US standards: I'm for helping immigrants and refugees, I'm for the state improving the condition of its citizens, I'm for unions, I'm for taxing the rich and putting that money to good use, etc etc.

    • @rebornstillborn
      @rebornstillborn ปีที่แล้ว +5

      Yeah when he mentions Sweden. There have been an incredible amount of integration efforts, like paying massive amounts of welfare, paying part of their salary via taxes to encourage employment, free language courses etc. The problem is that people most of the time don't want to integrate.

    • @Barry_be_hatin
      @Barry_be_hatin ปีที่แล้ว

      for them to fully integrate into western society they would give up a lot of Islamic views that they hold. idk you ever been around Muslims, but they take their religion pretty seriously and have a spine unlike most modern day Christians.
      you will never fully integrate people who think your culture is degenerate. they hate everything about the west and they want change it towards THEIR views. wake the fck up and stop enabling the destruction of your continent. naive Europeans

    • @dominiquebaby678
      @dominiquebaby678 ปีที่แล้ว

      Can you give an example of them not wanting to integrate, like what exactly does that mean and what are the immigrants doing to reject that, that is effecting the country?

    • @reporterid
      @reporterid ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@dominiquebaby678 I think you aren't talking to me but let me clarify my message. I believe that the people that integrate aren't rioting and causing problems but I believe that some of the people rioting either don't really want to integrate (by adapting their culture and traditions) or weren't given the chance to do it. All immigrants should be given the opportunity but some of our governments aren't as left leaning as US people think.

    • @dominiquebaby678
      @dominiquebaby678 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@reporterid I am, I’m not saying what you’re saying is wrong. It’s just that when people say immigrants don’t want to integrate, I want to know what that actually looks like. Like an example, someone said them not wanting to speak the language here, but idk is that really a problem as long as their contributing to society. But I wanna know are immigrants kind of like demanding change in the country their in or something?

  • @dallasmoorenumberone
    @dallasmoorenumberone ปีที่แล้ว

    yea I dropped "reddit" from most of my internet searches a few years ago, google seemed to realize it was faster to direct me there to start my rabbit holes.

  • @MegaMrASD
    @MegaMrASD ปีที่แล้ว +6

    24:29 kinda true. My mom volunteered at the immigrant camps back when the first huge mass immigration started into europe. Here in Budapest she was helping multiple Pakistani guys find work and shelter. Went to court 7 times against the government for not making good on their word of helping the immigrants assimilate, won every single case and still had to end up helping them leave the country and go up north as people seeking asylum from the mistreatment in Hungary… and they accepted 😑 so yeah, immigration is shit here, they just want the people immigrating to vote for the party that let them into the country since it’s all they know

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      how many organs did your mother harvest?

    • @MegaMrASD
      @MegaMrASD ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@CEWIII9873 not enough apparently, she is still broke

    • @spacejunk2186
      @spacejunk2186 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Nice way of saying they are not refugees.

    • @MegaMrASD
      @MegaMrASD ปีที่แล้ว

      @@spacejunk2186 Who said they aren't refugees?

  • @MeridianMindset
    @MeridianMindset ปีที่แล้ว +5

    There's a lot that was said here that was very misleading:
    1) The kid killed was not an immigrant, he was born in France and had half immigrant ancestry.
    2) Immigrants were not brought in as charity, they were brought in the fuel the economy during the post World War II economic boom.
    3) Most of the people rioting are descendants of those mentioned in part 2. Acting like they're different than the rest of France is the exact thing that makes them accept, people don't see them as truly French despite that being that only country they really know.
    4) America's has historically had numerous dangerous immigrant areas, with poor English language penetration and little to no cooperation with the police. This is not something unique to France.
    5) America has a Muslim population that's better integrated into its society, but their Muslim population is selected completely differently to France. It's like Canada bragging about how their Mexicans are more integrated in Canadian society than America's. You're comparing Apples to Oranges.
    6) France's desire to not track ethnicity, is not a result leftist desire to hid outcome disparities. Most French leftist actually want this stuff to be tracked. The ban on tracking ethnicity was a result of WWII when the Nazi's used government records to track down Jews.

  • @bean-pod
    @bean-pod ปีที่แล้ว +1

    10:25 Books really are better for new information. Even cookbooks. I gave up awhile ago on shtty online recipes which always omit vital steps or ingredients which can transform a dish.

  • @PengWinYoutube
    @PengWinYoutube ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Whatever destiny says in the video about immigrants Canada probably does it better but Destiny just doesn't care or will cope and say "america means USA and Canada"

    • @user-cd4ms6cf8l
      @user-cd4ms6cf8l ปีที่แล้ว

      USA bad, good job. You earned this king 🤴 👏

    • @rleeg6744
      @rleeg6744 ปีที่แล้ว

      Canada has separatist groups made up of foreigners trying to claim territory for their home country.

    • @ForeverMasterless
      @ForeverMasterless ปีที่แล้ว

      Bruh most of your immigrants are rich law-abiding asians that are free wins for any country rather than a problem to be managed, and you STILL have an entire goddamn province that wants anybody that doesn't speak french to shut up or leave and creates unnecessary ethnic tensions. Just....no. No you don't. Nice cope, though.

  • @haraldisdead
    @haraldisdead ปีที่แล้ว +1

    You used to be able to search very obscure keywords to get specific results, but now everything you enter is checked against what everyone else is searching, and you get shit results

  • @Futurescape_
    @Futurescape_ ปีที่แล้ว +15

    Destiny, your take on Brexit is missing a number of key events that both inspired the vote and the after effects of the vote to leave the EU. Immigration was a key issue because of the string of terror attacks across the UK. Sovereignty and the EUCHR were also major contributing factors. This would be like if USA and Canada joined a membership organisation with all of South America and South American courts overruled the US and Canadian supreme courts because they have a majority based purely on the number of member nations who oppose US or Canadian laws.

    • @Trecesolotienesdos
      @Trecesolotienesdos ปีที่แล้ว

      immigration was a factor due to Eastern European migration, which the UK government couldn't stop due to the single market. The European court of human rights isn't part of the EU. the UK had terrotist attacks in the 1980s and 1990s but it didn't ban Irish people from etnering the country.

    • @Futurescape_
      @Futurescape_ ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@Trecesolotienesdos Eastern European immigration was not a major factor, no idea where you got that idea, the UK welcomes immigrants from across the EU. The problem was the pipeline within the EU that brought Islamic extremists through Europe to the UK. The IRA aren’t a foreign terror cell like IS. Ireland is a neighbouring landmass and travel was restricted between the mainland UK/NI and ROI during the troubles. ECHR was absolutely a factor and the majority of its judges are pro-EU

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      actually conservative ret ards like you moaned about how NAFTA judges can overrule the supreme court.
      This was a lie then and is a lie now.

    • @krishkrish8213
      @krishkrish8213 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @Futurescape_ The ECHR has nothing to do with the European Union. And actually, it was if you remember Farage was fear mongering about Eastern Europeans coming to this country.

    • @CEWIII9873
      @CEWIII9873 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@krishkrish8213 Yup
      same thing here in the States, yet these migrants are often the workers we need to keep things going.
      What fascinates me is that conservative business owners support this nonsense often when their businesses DIRECTLY function from migrant labor!

  • @claudeyaz
    @claudeyaz ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Humans had 20 years to grow and learn to pattern recognize.
    Computers can't handle it.

    • @claudeyaz
      @claudeyaz ปีที่แล้ว

      They either recognize all problems or none..it struggles to locate the ones it is supposed to.

  • @Scardor
    @Scardor ปีที่แล้ว +6

    The way my Senegalese neighbour talked about it was interesting. He said people coming over to build a better life often feel forced to, because many of the homecountries in Africa are still under pseudo-colonialist rule. Many of the countries' wealth are still siphoned off to countries like France. People's religions and languages were replaced with French and they have 2 choices. Stay in abject poverty under the thumb of ancient and current French rule, or go up there and take them for as much as you can. This creates that animosity from childhood and is almost impossible to reverse.

    • @artaihnandez4980
      @artaihnandez4980 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Yep, a big difference between France's colonialist strategy and ours for example (the UK) was that France was extremely hands on - whereas Britain typically allowed its colonies to retain the majority of the religion, language and culture. That's why for example Algerians have a tremendous distaste and resentment for France whereas Nigerians typically have a fairly positive outlook towards Britain.

    • @Naptosis
      @Naptosis ปีที่แล้ว +1

      ​@@artaihnandez4980Yeah, but only after the UK sailed Christianity across the globe. 😅

    • @artaihnandez4980
      @artaihnandez4980 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Naptosis what? England had a minimal impact on the trans continental spread of Christianity. I thought that was mainly the doing of the society of Jesus.

    • @metalopoly2569
      @metalopoly2569 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@NaptosisChristianity was in Africa before it was in Europe...

    • @Teadon86
      @Teadon86 ปีที่แล้ว

      Africa is corrupt, there is no need for a pseudo-colonial rule to see Africa sending its riches abroad for close to nothing. Observe South Africa for examples of how corruption can ruin a nation. Other than that, whether Africa is giving away its resources is no one else's fault than Africa.

  • @WarningStrangerDanger
    @WarningStrangerDanger ปีที่แล้ว +1

    It is that indiginous people are being attacked by colonizers and are afraid that if they stand up against their invaders they will be betrayed by their fellow indiginous people.

  • @KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je
    @KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je ปีที่แล้ว +7

    The reason Germany is more successful than France with integration is the type of immigrant they get. Germany gets mostly Turks, who are very similar to western cultures, while France gets Africans.

  • @stuboy261
    @stuboy261 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    If you want to understand why Brexit happened you need to understand that the EU started as a trade block and then spent the next 50 years giving itself more powers and less accountability until the EU itself became totally undemocratic and the politicians in the member states couldnt be held accountable for their own failures to deliver on what the people wanted because they would just say that they can't overrule the EU. So democracy, soverignty and accountability of government as well as freedom of trade were chief amongst the reasons for Brexit, and yes, some of the reasons why people wanted their government to be accountable to them again was to reduce migration.

  • @Dioliolio
    @Dioliolio ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I’ve never once heard a person argue the reason why immigrants are bad is because they’re brown. It’s mostly their behaviour.

    • @michaelneufeld4515
      @michaelneufeld4515 ปีที่แล้ว

      Do you believe racism is a thing of the past?

    • @Alex-hv8rj
      @Alex-hv8rj ปีที่แล้ว

      Because they're brown

  • @xamn4351
    @xamn4351 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Immigrants that come to america are from south america or rich enough to travel by air, Europe takes in refugees from war torn regions and backwards places like Afganistan.

    • @Snack-Sized-Femboy
      @Snack-Sized-Femboy ปีที่แล้ว +14

      Lil bro knows absolutely nothing about the southern border crisis lmao

    • @JaxShrimp88
      @JaxShrimp88 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      You couldn’t be more wrong.

    • @lazcoroner1483
      @lazcoroner1483 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Lmao what are you even trying to say?

    • @xbabu142x
      @xbabu142x ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@lazcoroner1483 He cheated on his geography and civics class in middle school, all three years, just to graduate clearly.

  • @bluelive23
    @bluelive23 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    you're missing that this isn't mainly about first generation. the folks did not choose to be there.

  • @adams3903
    @adams3903 ปีที่แล้ว +13

    many european countries took in way too many refugees. One Swedish Prime Minister said "open your hearts", the one after said "my europe builds no walls". Now people are afraid of going to Eurovison in Malmö next year because of the crime.

    • @Naptosis
      @Naptosis ปีที่แล้ว

      No one fucks with Eurovision hooligans, they are brutal.

    • @Aliyaaaa
      @Aliyaaaa ปีที่แล้ว

      Yea same in Germany "we can do it"
      Well we couldn't😂

  • @yasserarguelles6117
    @yasserarguelles6117 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    the reason chatgpt and other language models act funny is because they're imitating what a conversation looks like by extrapolating from old ones, so it might produce grammatically correct sentences that can come after other sentences but they don't necessarily make sense, like the "colorless green ideas sleep furiously". It's a dumb form of what humans do but it's pretty cool

  • @TurtleChad1
    @TurtleChad1 ปีที่แล้ว +10

    All European countries should have the same immigration policy as Hungary, Poland, and Denmark. Respect for them protecting their citizens

    • @greyman8335
      @greyman8335 ปีที่แล้ว

      Poland and Denmark really holding it down right now!

    • @otmanh
      @otmanh ปีที่แล้ว

      Hypocritical policies and sentiments from the Polish. You dont want for others what your own citizens are wanting. You should know what western Europeans say when they complain about the Polish.

  • @dobertjowneyrunior3023
    @dobertjowneyrunior3023 ปีที่แล้ว

    Destiny the problem now isn’t that the TH-cam video on the Heimlich Maneuver won’t load, it’s that you’ll have to watch 45 seconds of advertisements before you even watch the 30 second video to do it lol

  • @austiniscoolduh
    @austiniscoolduh ปีที่แล้ว +5

    "i dont think one group of people can be inherently more violent than others" bruh. doesnt this guy live in the US? How does he not know this...?

    • @michaelneufeld4515
      @michaelneufeld4515 ปีที่แล้ว

      Do you know what the word "inherently" means?

    • @austiniscoolduh
      @austiniscoolduh ปีที่แล้ว

      @@michaelneufeld4515 yes... whats your point

    • @michaelneufeld4515
      @michaelneufeld4515 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@austiniscoolduh Which group of people are inherently more violent than others in the US?

    • @austiniscoolduh
      @austiniscoolduh ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@michaelneufeld4515 ... who do you think...

    • @michaelneufeld4515
      @michaelneufeld4515 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@austiniscoolduh Statistically, men are the most violent group in America, but somehow I don't think that's what you're referring to

  • @ezpzlemsqz247
    @ezpzlemsqz247 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    05:12 soneome in the background whisperd the right answer lol

  • @jaysonlenzen8355
    @jaysonlenzen8355 ปีที่แล้ว +33

    During nicks immigration debate destiny challenged pretty much everything he said in this video. Nick definitely was right.

    • @Syberz2
      @Syberz2 ปีที่แล้ว

      You must be new. Destiny's literal MO is to die on a hill in a debate (right or wrong) then modify his positions based on who he's talking to and the ideas he cares to value.
      Nick probably framed his debate as "aggressions towards white people" and Destiny pushed back against that, but doesn't change the reality that white replacement ideology stims from the grievances they have in relation to the refugee crisis.

    • @Veganstega
      @Veganstega ปีที่แล้ว +14

      Because Nick is coming from the far far right. He wants to enforce a white majority or a white makeup entirely. That's the position that Destiny is explicitly against, and he even says this in the intro.

    • @Syberz2
      @Syberz2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@Veganstega You typed all this to repeat exactly what I said?

    • @ThatNorwegianGuy-
      @ThatNorwegianGuy- ปีที่แล้ว +19

      ​@@VeganstegaWhy is wanting a white majority, or in our case in Europe a native majority in our countries considered "far far right" ?
      Isn't it objectively true that our cultures and our people created the countries and social environment we have, and it became the most cohesive and prosperous nations and that it would take a majority of our own people in our own countries to sustain/enforce that reality into the future?
      It cannot be "far right" to want to be the main leaders and super majority group in our own countries.

    • @Veganstega
      @Veganstega ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Syberz2 Your comment isn’t visible for some reason.

  • @claudeyaz
    @claudeyaz ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Agree completely with destiny on search engines...
    It used to be that you could REALLY FIND good sources..wtf happend

  • @bfunk9572
    @bfunk9572 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    In the end, a high-value man ends up with high-value men because women are never good enough. 😂

  • @dontcallthemliberals3316
    @dontcallthemliberals3316 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    The vast majority of people arent adjusting to social media very well. Especially disenfranchised minorities.

  • @ipponippon2592
    @ipponippon2592 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    24:23 but arent areas like china town an example that they do not assimilate?

  • @claudeyaz
    @claudeyaz ปีที่แล้ว +1

    The whole "usa does better than anyone else with minorities."...is true..but we in america have it JUST GOOD ENOUGH...that people compare our situations to UTOPIA.

  • @MoGhadas
    @MoGhadas ปีที่แล้ว +8

    An immigrant in the US/Canada will almost never feel like “I am not welcomed here.” European immigrants on the other hand? Immigrants have a responsibility to integrate but when the country you’re in doesn’t even really want you to and will never truly accept you as a European? Both sides need to do a better job

    • @zekkiy
      @zekkiy ปีที่แล้ว

      i agree, thing is living in the netherlands as a 3rd generation morrocan immigrant and with family in france there is a lot of subtile segregation going on especially when the laborers first got here in the 60s/70s. all "brown" people where basically pushed to the low income neigborhoods far away from the rich city centers, wich is still done to a certain extent today, this obviously leads to hard times integrating wich you dont really have in the US. leading to racism and political parties being specifically made against the immigrants even if they where born there we ususally still feel excluded.

    • @mclovin9165
      @mclovin9165 ปีที่แล้ว

      ​@@zekkiyfellow Dutch Moroccan here! You are so right. The subtle segregation makes it hard for people to integrate into society.

    • @MeridianMindset
      @MeridianMindset ปีที่แล้ว

      Is this a joke? America has a long history of being racist to immigrants. We literally put them in camps during WW2.

  • @KarazolaX
    @KarazolaX ปีที่แล้ว

    The “weird random inaccuracies” he’s talking about are the scariest part of GPT. That’s mutation. It’s the cornerstone of evolution.

  • @AtomicLegion
    @AtomicLegion ปีที่แล้ว +3

    The problem with part of this discussion is that there is a legitimate problem with social acceptance of sex work. There are literally children right now, who are being relentlessly bullied, who are attempting suicide, and who have killed themselves because people at their school have found their parents onlyfans and started to bully them. There are thousands of these stories from people that you can find on reddit. These threads pop up constantly. There are thousands of videos from kids who had to suffer through this, there are thousands of blogs, etc. I'm fully in support of people being able to do porn and other sex work for a living but we need a reality check that society works in a way, and it won't ever change. Children will always bully others in the most horrible way.

    • @off6848
      @off6848 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      They’re just going to start an acceptance campaign and shortly if your mom isn’t getting stretched out you will be the weird kid and other women will shun your mother.
      True dystopia

    • @chickenstrangler3826
      @chickenstrangler3826 ปีที่แล้ว

      Those children will just have to embrace that people paid her to see her nudes.

    • @alphana7055
      @alphana7055 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Dude, even you yourself don't really believe in "sex work", here is a question to demonstrate:
      If a prostitute refuses to f**k blacks can she be sued for discrimination?

  • @TTE.Heretic
    @TTE.Heretic ปีที่แล้ว

    Tim Pool used to mention the Gellman Amnesia effect