Great video!! I've been to Colombia close to 30 times, mostly Medellin I just got back yesterday😍 no problems nor have a witnessed any problems/crimes etc.. The gentrification has NOTHING to do with the deaths. The deaths are simply robberies and druggings gone wrong. Not that it justifies the deaths but gentrification and locals having issues with it is happening in almost every major popular city in the world due to inflation and other factors. So people looking for inexpensive places to retire and now millions of people are able to work remotely. Why not work/live in a beautiful city like Medellin for about 30% of the cost of the USA but unfortunately that drives up prices for the locals which they resent of course. 💸💸💸
I lived in Medellin for 10 years but recently left for many of the reasons you describe. I live in another region of Colombia where I never hear English or see an expat (I won’t say where). Most of these problems you address in your video became an issue after the pandemic ended. Unfortunately Medellin is a sex destination and when these men started coming in droves it ruined the city. Most stand out through their actions, dress and lack of Spanish and then make things worse by going to the wrong places too late at night. From my observations a high percentage were “one week millionaires” and were there just to party and have fun. Anyone I knew that lived there full time, none are still there. If you want to retire, or live full time, in Colombia, Medellin is not the place.
Facts 🎯🎯🎯 I have also ventured away from Medellin and don’t plan on going back. When you create videos you have to speak on subjects the masses care about, Medellin is one of the top travel destinations in the world and will be for a while. Have to cater to the crowd of guys who continue to only visit that city
I have investments in Medellin....but live in a small town in rural Colombia. It has been at least 2 years since I have seen another gringo, let alone talked to one. I am happily married to a good, local lady and look forward to a long, mostly happy retirement in Colombia
This comment comes from a Latin American living in Latin America. Remember Colombia has one of the most highly sofisticated organized crime. Cities like Medellin and Cali used to be centers of the greatest and most violent drug cartels and the entire country had guerilla war for many years. There are true badasses there. The type of crime you may find there and other Latin American countries is of a higher level than any crime you have heard of in USA, Canada or most western European countries. So just take this in account before you decide to act out.
@@pdpc1013 lol. True. They thing they have crime in Chicago and Detroit…. Not a thing to brag about but if that’s crime for them, they are in for a big surprise in latam countries where it’s not just some random thug with a gun, but actual criminals
That's right, amigo, but naive gringos think this is Las Vegas, and if they get kidnapped the colombian policía is going to save them!!😂 They think the our (S) workers are clean, even though they don't have health services and control. We have a big tuberculosis, HIV, and throat syphilis epidemic. Gringo should bring Condon from the US, don't accept condos from (S) workers, those are cheap garbage!😮
They should really blame their government. Thailand and other countries in SE Asia have tremendously more tourists/expats and don't have close to these financial problems. Instead of doing that though it's easy to blame the gringo. With that being said though, they don't have to worry about me going there.
Both the government and the so called ''''''''''''expats'''''''''''''' are at fault here. The government for being so trusting and the inmigrants for being scum. You could choose to behave, be respectful, not harm the locals and learn the language, but it's easier not doing it and instead taking advantage of the situation until the local government HAS to put laws in place so you can start doing those things like a decent human being would without them huh? Accountability is kriptonite for your kind. Countries in SE Asia are suffering from gentrification aswell, thing is you don't hear it on the news that much, countries like thailand and indonesia are living proof of this. You do it everywhere you go, even in your own ''country'', if you don't believe me ask the people of Hawai'i. Gringo hatred is on the rise on all of latin america, not only in Colombia and that speaks more of your people than it speaks of our governments.
@@deeptoot1453 but thats not the real problem. The problem is gentrification and cost of living rising outside of the salaries recieved from Colombian citizens. That could be controlled by their government but its not. So blame the gringo. The government pushes this because it takes the heat off then while they continue to make hands over fist money.
The same thing is happening in Europe right now, especially with vacation rentals. They blame tourists and expats instead of blaming the government policies that allowed for this sort of thing in the first place. Like you said, I guess it's easier to drive out the gringo, then to get your government to change their policies. But that's just the economic aspect of it. Assimilation is a whole other issue.
It’s happening everywhere, Spaniards shooting tourist with water guns is all over the news as they protest gentrification in their country. I live in Puerto Vallarta and it’s happening here as well. Locals can’t afford to live here anymore
This stuff is happening in a lot of places, but it's not something that deserves death! That's just insane! I've been to Latin America a few times over various periods, and the resentment towards gringos, especially Americans, seems to have gotten worse after we had Trump. If you aren't Hispanic, they won't treat you the same way. The thing about this video that doesn't sit well with me though, is that White Western countries literally have the same issue with Latin American and Middle Eastern people migrating and feeling entitled and not respecting the local culture. But if you dare to talk about THAT, you get branded a racist and get demonitized for hate speech. That also makes Colombians hypocrites. This is a double standard that doesn't sit well with me.
I was in beautiful Medellin from 2013 to 2016 and so many Colombian guys harassed me to be their "Sugar Mama" that I vowed never to come back. I'm now in Bogota and like it just fine since the vibe reminds me of my hometown NYC. As an ex-New Yorker, I know how to watch my back and understand Colombia's ongoing problems from researching Colombian history.
Excellent video.. Im an American living in Envigado and dissociate myself from 99% of gringo tourists and expats for those reasons you described. I can empathize with the way the locals are feeling towards these clowns that come down with a sense of entitlement. Wish there were more videos like this regarding Medellin and less of the trash that’s being put out there!
Tinder is used by the gangs like flypaper to catch Gringos. Even guys who travel with a buddy have been drugged and robbed, or extorted, just because they don't pay attention to the risks, and don't know the local dating culture. If two girls from a club want to go back to your place and party, you didn't get lucky. You are gonna get robbed. I used to meet ladies on Latin American Cupid and never had a problem, but I think things have changed a lot over the past few years. I found my forever girl, so I'm not dating any more. I think dating would be a lot safer in smaller cities that don't have a lot of tourist traffic, because the criminals are not organized for it. However, if you don't speak a little Spanish it may make things more difficult.
I’m from Medellin but grew up in nyc from a very young age. I grew up been surrounded by people from all over. You need to respect other countries and cultures
Who says they don't? That's a Bullshit, victim blaming post by you. The locals hate that thry have been getting killed EVERY day for a hundred yrs And the corrupt police and Govt didn't give 2 shts. Now thst Gringos are getting killed? It's top news everyday...They resent that. That don't have sht to do with respecting the culture. Greedy people jacking up the prices for Everything...because of the presence of Gringos...has Nothing to do with respecting the culture The way local men support prostitutes? And their reputation for cheating? IS the culture. Gringos coming for Pros? Is Not, not respecting the culture It's locals being angry that what's Been going on? Is becoming more public. Period. Protect people better, reduce corruption and Everyone can eat And thrive. But we alllll know that's Never happening. Or they would have been done it by now. Gringos are just scapegoats for allllll of f the Bullllllshit that's ALWAYS been Going on
I lived there in Poblado for 5 months this year... yeah def respect their country... it is not Las Vegas.... All the hottest girls live in Bello but good luck going there unless your homies live there if you gringo... no fancy jewelry, have a 2nd old iPhone when you go out and just have street smarts and stay in Estrada 5-6 and use caution going out to the other Estradas unless you know someone... it is dangerous in my town Los Angeles if you go to the wrong places.... my advice is street smarts which is learned behavior. I miss mi amor... Medellin... City is full of energy. I want to move there.... I need to visit there soon... Great video brother...
I've witnessed resentment towards gringos in Mexico and Panama. If you aren't Hispanic, you won't get treated as nicely. They prioritize the comfort and happiness of their own people, in such a way that it becomes blatant discrimination. I used to love Latin America, but this honestly made me want to not visit another Latin American country again, with the exception of Uruguay, Argentina and maybe Brazil, which have large European populations.
Nice content Bro. I like your message regarding Expats embracing the Colombian culture. I'd like to see more of that as well. I've been living in Poblado for over a year now and have never had any problems, but when I see tourists wearing a lot of expensive jewelry, or drinking to a point of excess, I can see the targets they often put on their backs in various situations. I caution people to be aware of their surroundings no matter where they are in the world. That includes the US and Europe. 👍
There is a very limited supply and group of people who call themselves immigrants. The majority of people are typically expats…. Who then become immigrants. I’m speaking to those looking to move, therefore the demo is expats. Hope this explains. Also Americans never call themselves immigrants. Maybe it’s a cultural thing for us, but I don’t know one person who moved to Latin America and calls themselves an immigrant.
@@ImNomadicallySpeakingthat’s exactly why @alejandromoreno5056 made the comment. We Americans tend to call anyone who moves to the US an ‘immigrant’ which can carry a negative connotation, but when a American moves abroad they get the cute name ‘expat’ which carries a very different connotation, one of privilege and esteem, where as immigrant is reminiscent of struggle and looking for a better life.
🎯🎯🎯 well said. Something to think about. Main key point is immigrant definition vs expatriate definition. I’m quite sure some Americans are denouncing their citizenship but I’m sure it’s a small pool. Regardless the conversation has started and I’m hoping it keeps some people safe or atleast aware
@@keniabernard yes, white americans in hawaii call themselves "the locals," white people in mexico - "expats," first settlers in america - "pilgrims." any non whites: "illegals, aliens, immigrants..."
Yeah, they don’t want us there unless they are sex workers. Risk vs reward is definitely more on the risk side. I’m speaking from first hand experience. I was drugged and robbed there two weeks ago and may or may not be returning…
a lot of ignorance on inflation in the comments: inflation is caused by government running a deficit, issuing bonds, and the central bank buying the bonds. That's what you should be mad at. It's kinda crazy to think americans, who make up an insignificant portion of the population, are causing inflation.
Not sure if I agree with you on this point. Example… if a neighborhood gets an influx of people wanting to purchase homes then homes now become hot commodities and prices go up. Inflation happens on small scales and large scales. I personally witnessed inflation in Medellin during Covid
@@ImNomadicallySpeaking if the amount of money remains constant then prices should fall somewhere else as money is shifted to Medellin. That doesn't happen because new dollars are created by central bank printing.
@@ImNomadicallySpeaking I can illuminate you. I’ll do it with no video. You down to really talk about Medellin? Or are you following the content filter because you want to monetize?
Colombians are concerned that legal age colombian women decide to legally make money out of foreigners. Colombians also argue that foreigners also predate on underage girls. However, as a matter of fact, very few girls, if any, were virgins when met foreigners. Being that the case, I wonder who the predators are, locals or foreigners? Increasing rent prices and general inflation is not a foreigners’ issue; it is a government issue. In many countries, including USA, there are legislation controlling real property rentals, including rent ceilings. There are also price controls regarding basic items. apparently, medellín government is not willing to conduct its fiduciary duty, and instead, blame immigrants for abusing virgin girls, promoting prostitution, increase in criminal activity, inflation and homelessness. Out of Donald Trump’s playbook.
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Same thing in Mexico too. First it was our cost towns but now they are messing with our main cities. There is growing hatred against Americans , not foreigners in general, Americans. They won’t like it when things turn violent against them. My guess is that this trend will end very quickly as soon as they realize we aren’t as friendly as they thought we were. We were just being polite
@@Haitian_Vagabond you mean the ones that pick up their food, make it, take care of their children, contribute to make lives of Americans affordable so they can still enjoy an abundance economy but in return get marginalized, politically targeted, treated like third class citizens ? Aside the fact that Mexican migration to the US has been in decline for many years, this polarization of how the condition of a Mexican immigrant versus the condition of an American in Mexico, is what gets people upset. Americans that otherwise would struggle in their home country come here earning US salaries, get a break from their expensive lives, and are able to pretend they can afford the lives they can no longer afford in NY or LA, have a real impact making everything more expensive for locals, do not pay taxes, and don’t even have the decency to acknowledge they are in a different country that’s isn’t theirs…. that’s the problem. This relation is not a win win. It’s a one sided win for Americans. On one hand, the Mexicans contribute to make things cheaper and competitive in the US, but on the other, Americans come here get to enjoy a cheaper lifestyle at the expense of those Mexicans in Mexico, which ends up displacing all those who cannot compete with their purchasing power.
@@Haitian_Vagabond and also, the Haitian complaining of migrants…. That’s hilarious. Haitians have invaded Mexico. Mexico City is flooded with camps of Haitians. They leave trash and poop everywhere they go. Most of the migrants going through the border are now foreign to Mexico, and yeah that includes tons of Haitians if you haven’t noticed
Great video!!
I've been to Colombia close to 30 times, mostly Medellin I just got back yesterday😍 no problems nor have a witnessed any problems/crimes etc.. The gentrification has NOTHING to do with the deaths. The deaths are simply robberies and druggings gone wrong. Not that it justifies the deaths but gentrification and locals having issues with it is happening in almost every major popular city in the world due to inflation and other factors. So people looking for inexpensive places to retire and now millions of people are able to work remotely. Why not work/live in a beautiful city like Medellin for about 30% of the cost of the USA but unfortunately that drives up prices for the locals which they resent of course.
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This is not the Expats or foreigners faults the government needs to step in and do something
I lived in Medellin for 10 years but recently left for many of the reasons you describe. I live in another region of Colombia where I never hear English or see an expat (I won’t say where). Most of these problems you address in your video became an issue after the pandemic ended. Unfortunately Medellin is a sex destination and when these men started coming in droves it ruined the city. Most stand out through their actions, dress and lack of Spanish and then make things worse by going to the wrong places too late at night. From my observations a high percentage were “one week millionaires” and were there just to party and have fun. Anyone I knew that lived there full time, none are still there. If you want to retire, or live full time, in Colombia, Medellin is not the place.
I came to the same conclusion. I recommend other smaller cities with few expats.
I loved Armenia
If you truly love the country and the people there are a ton of places better than Medellin in Colombia.
Facts 🎯🎯🎯 I have also ventured away from Medellin and don’t plan on going back. When you create videos you have to speak on subjects the masses care about,
Medellin is one of the top travel destinations in the world and will be for a while. Have to cater to the crowd of guys who continue to only visit that city
I have investments in Medellin....but live in a small town in rural Colombia. It has been at least 2 years since I have seen another gringo, let alone talked to one. I am happily married to a good, local lady and look forward to a long, mostly happy retirement in Colombia
Viví 10 años en EEUU. No cambio a mi bella ciudad de Medellin
This comment comes from a Latin American living in Latin America.
Remember Colombia has one of the most highly sofisticated organized crime. Cities like Medellin and Cali used to be centers of the greatest and most violent drug cartels and the entire country had guerilla war for many years. There are true badasses there.
The type of crime you may find there and other Latin American countries is of a higher level than any crime you have heard of in USA, Canada or most western European countries.
So just take this in account before you decide to act out.
@@pdpc1013 lol. True. They thing they have crime in Chicago and Detroit…. Not a thing to brag about but if that’s crime for them, they are in for a big surprise in latam countries where it’s not just some random thug with a gun, but actual criminals
That's right, amigo, but naive gringos think this is Las Vegas, and if they get kidnapped the colombian policía is going to save them!!😂
They think the our (S) workers are clean, even though they don't have health services and control. We have a big tuberculosis, HIV, and throat syphilis epidemic. Gringo should bring Condon from the US, don't accept condos from (S) workers, those are cheap garbage!😮
Lol 😂 😂 the entire country the entire world actually
They should really blame their government. Thailand and other countries in SE Asia have tremendously more tourists/expats and don't have close to these financial problems. Instead of doing that though it's easy to blame the gringo. With that being said though, they don't have to worry about me going there.
Both the government and the so called ''''''''''''expats'''''''''''''' are at fault here. The government for being so trusting and the inmigrants for being scum. You could choose to behave, be respectful, not harm the locals and learn the language, but it's easier not doing it and instead taking advantage of the situation until the local government HAS to put laws in place so you can start doing those things like a decent human being would without them huh?
Accountability is kriptonite for your kind. Countries in SE Asia are suffering from gentrification aswell, thing is you don't hear it on the news that much, countries like thailand and indonesia are living proof of this. You do it everywhere you go, even in your own ''country'', if you don't believe me ask the people of Hawai'i. Gringo hatred is on the rise on all of latin america, not only in Colombia and that speaks more of your people than it speaks of our governments.
Agreed although I still think it's important to respect the culture and the traditions.
@@deeptoot1453 but thats not the real problem. The problem is gentrification and cost of living rising outside of the salaries recieved from Colombian citizens. That could be controlled by their government but its not. So blame the gringo. The government pushes this because it takes the heat off then while they continue to make hands over fist money.
@deeptoot1453 🎯🎯🎯
The same thing is happening in Europe right now, especially with vacation rentals. They blame tourists and expats instead of blaming the government policies that allowed for this sort of thing in the first place. Like you said, I guess it's easier to drive out the gringo, then to get your government to change their policies. But that's just the economic aspect of it. Assimilation is a whole other issue.
It’s happening everywhere, Spaniards shooting tourist with water guns is all over the news as they protest gentrification in their country. I live in Puerto Vallarta and it’s happening here as well. Locals can’t afford to live here anymore
Wow 😮
Instead of blaming the tourists, they should blame the government for not doing their job.
This stuff is happening in a lot of places, but it's not something that deserves death! That's just insane! I've been to Latin America a few times over various periods, and the resentment towards gringos, especially Americans, seems to have gotten worse after we had Trump. If you aren't Hispanic, they won't treat you the same way.
The thing about this video that doesn't sit well with me though, is that White Western countries literally have the same issue with Latin American and Middle Eastern people migrating and feeling entitled and not respecting the local culture. But if you dare to talk about THAT, you get branded a racist and get demonitized for hate speech. That also makes Colombians hypocrites. This is a double standard that doesn't sit well with me.
Thanks for watching
Excellent video. As an ExPat in Colombia (not Medellín) I really appreciate this and it should be required viewing for the Passport Bros.
Great video. I live here in Medellin and for the last few years things have changed. Your on point..keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching. 🎉
I was in beautiful Medellin from 2013 to 2016 and so many Colombian guys harassed me to be their "Sugar Mama" that I vowed never to come back. I'm now in Bogota and like it just fine since the vibe reminds me of my hometown NYC. As an ex-New Yorker, I know how to watch my back and understand Colombia's ongoing problems from researching Colombian history.
Excellent video.. Im an American living in Envigado and dissociate myself from 99% of gringo tourists and expats for those reasons you described. I can empathize with the way the locals are feeling towards these clowns that come down with a sense of entitlement. Wish there were more videos like this regarding Medellin and less of the trash that’s being put out there!
Respect the culture learn the language.
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Go to Miami and tell them
yes, I agree. But this won't protect you from scopolamine.
@geoffl Did DR Thanksgiving weekend passing on Columbia.
@@geoffl You could add, don't be stupid or so arrogant that you think you are invincible.
The thumbnail and editing is on point man. 🔥
Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks for the great video! In your opinion, would it be unsafe to use Tinder anywhere in Colombia, or just the major tourist cities?
Tinder is used by the gangs like flypaper to catch Gringos. Even guys who travel with a buddy have been drugged and robbed, or extorted, just because they don't pay attention to the risks, and don't know the local dating culture. If two girls from a club want to go back to your place and party, you didn't get lucky. You are gonna get robbed. I used to meet ladies on Latin American Cupid and never had a problem, but I think things have changed a lot over the past few years. I found my forever girl, so I'm not dating any more. I think dating would be a lot safer in smaller cities that don't have a lot of tourist traffic, because the criminals are not organized for it. However, if you don't speak a little Spanish it may make things more difficult.
I’m from Medellin but grew up in nyc from a very young age. I grew up been surrounded by people from all over. You need to respect other countries and cultures
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Who says they don't? That's a Bullshit, victim blaming post by you.
The locals hate that thry have been getting killed EVERY day for a hundred yrs
And the corrupt police and Govt didn't give 2 shts. Now thst Gringos are getting killed? It's top news everyday...They resent that.
That don't have sht to do with respecting the culture.
Greedy people jacking up the prices for Everything...because of the presence
of Gringos...has Nothing to do with respecting the culture
The way local men support prostitutes? And their reputation for cheating?
IS the culture. Gringos coming for Pros? Is Not, not respecting the culture
It's locals being angry that what's Been going on? Is becoming more public.
Period. Protect people better, reduce corruption and Everyone can eat
And thrive. But we alllll know that's Never happening.
Or they would have been done it by now.
Gringos are just scapegoats for allllll of f the Bullllllshit that's ALWAYS been
Going on
Great explanation, was wondering about some of the points shared. Thanks
Thanks for watching, hoping to keep a balanced perspective with some of these issues. 🙏🏾
I lived there in Poblado for 5 months this year... yeah def respect their country... it is not Las Vegas.... All the hottest girls live in Bello but good luck going there unless your homies live there if you gringo... no fancy jewelry, have a 2nd old iPhone when you go out and just have street smarts and stay in Estrada 5-6 and use caution going out to the other Estradas unless you know someone... it is dangerous in my town Los Angeles if you go to the wrong places.... my advice is street smarts which is learned behavior. I miss mi amor... Medellin... City is full of energy. I want to move there.... I need to visit there soon... Great video brother...
Yes Bello is filthy with hot chicas but as far as I know there are no high estrato barrios in Bello.
Are you talking about Niquia?
Feel free to share your comments! Do you agree? Do you disagree? Have you witnessed this first hand?
I've witnessed resentment towards gringos in Mexico and Panama. If you aren't Hispanic, you won't get treated as nicely. They prioritize the comfort and happiness of their own people, in such a way that it becomes blatant discrimination. I used to love Latin America, but this honestly made me want to not visit another Latin American country again, with the exception of Uruguay, Argentina and maybe Brazil, which have large European populations.
What a great and informative video. I appreciate it this as a Colombian descendant. 👍 good work 👏
Nice content Bro. I like your message regarding Expats embracing the Colombian culture. I'd like to see more of that as well. I've been living in Poblado for over a year now and have never had any problems, but when I see tourists wearing a lot of expensive jewelry, or drinking to a point of excess, I can see the targets they often put on their backs in various situations. I caution people to be aware of their surroundings no matter where they are in the world. That includes the US and Europe. 👍
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This is well put together. Great info
Thanks for watching Rob 🙏🏾
expats? you mean immigrants?😊
There is a very limited supply and group of people who call themselves immigrants. The majority of people are typically expats…. Who then become immigrants. I’m speaking to those looking to move, therefore the demo is expats. Hope this explains.
Also Americans never call themselves immigrants. Maybe it’s a cultural thing for us, but I don’t know one person who moved to Latin America and calls themselves an immigrant.
@@ImNomadicallySpeakingthat’s exactly why @alejandromoreno5056 made the comment. We Americans tend to call anyone who moves to the US an ‘immigrant’ which can carry a negative connotation, but when a American moves abroad they get the cute name ‘expat’ which carries a very different connotation, one of privilege and esteem, where as immigrant is reminiscent of struggle and looking for a better life.
🎯🎯🎯 well said. Something to think about. Main key point is immigrant definition vs expatriate definition. I’m quite sure some Americans are denouncing their citizenship but I’m sure it’s a small pool. Regardless the conversation has started and I’m hoping it keeps some people safe or atleast aware
@@keniabernard yes, white americans in hawaii call themselves "the locals," white people in mexico - "expats," first settlers in america - "pilgrims." any non whites: "illegals, aliens, immigrants..."
I’d say you’re an immigrant if you plan to stay there for good. Otherwise you’re just a tourist staying for a loooong period of time, no?
Yeah, they don’t want us there unless they are sex workers. Risk vs reward is definitely more on the risk side. I’m speaking from first hand experience. I was drugged and robbed there two weeks ago and may or may not be returning…
Please don't come back we have enough with gringos live us alone
Eso es algo muy común aca, recuerda que es otra cultura, le pasa a Colombianos ingenuos cada fin de semana, imagina ahora a extranjeros 😂🇨🇴❤️
Not worried about violence in Colombia 🇨🇴. I’m from The Bronx and got shot in the back of the head with a ‘38
Thanks for watching
Means nothing to Colombians.
a lot of ignorance on inflation in the comments:
inflation is caused by government running a deficit, issuing bonds, and the central bank buying the bonds. That's what you should be mad at.
It's kinda crazy to think americans, who make up an insignificant portion of the population, are causing inflation.
Not sure if I agree with you on this point. Example… if a neighborhood gets an influx of people wanting to purchase homes then homes now become hot commodities and prices go up. Inflation happens on small scales and large scales. I personally witnessed inflation in Medellin during Covid
@@ImNomadicallySpeaking if the amount of money remains constant then prices should fall somewhere else as money is shifted to Medellin. That doesn't happen because new dollars are created by central bank printing.
I would like to point out what should be the obvious and that is that the prices are driven by supply and demand and of course greed and opportunity.
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Well done
Thanks 🙏🏾
bro how are ya, im coming this saturday to medellin, you knwo a good tatto place?
I don’t know of any places but check Laureles
yeah if you want to do a real TH-cam clip about Medellin then you should interview me and put it on your channel.
Email me. Email is in my channel info
@@ImNomadicallySpeaking im going to really call it out. Maybe it’s not a good idea if you live there. It’s not. If you left already then I’ll do it.
@andromedamedia2093 💥
@@ImNomadicallySpeaking I can illuminate you. I’ll do it with no video. You down to really talk about Medellin? Or are you following the content filter because you want to monetize?
@@andromedamedia2093 yo just say it or make your own video lame
You guys just travel as language exchange student's.
Thanks for watching
Damn Americans are also doing this to Mexico
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Colombians are concerned that legal age colombian women decide to legally make money out of foreigners. Colombians also argue that foreigners also predate on underage girls. However, as a matter of fact, very few girls, if any, were virgins when met foreigners. Being that the case, I wonder who the predators are, locals or foreigners?
Increasing rent prices and general inflation is not a foreigners’ issue; it is a government issue. In many countries, including USA, there are legislation controlling real property rentals, including rent ceilings. There are also price controls regarding basic items. apparently, medellín government is not willing to conduct its fiduciary duty, and instead, blame immigrants for abusing virgin girls, promoting prostitution, increase in criminal activity, inflation and homelessness.
Out of Donald Trump’s playbook.
Good video overall.
Thank you
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Only one reason to go there!
Same thing in Mexico too. First it was our cost towns but now they are messing with our main cities. There is growing hatred against Americans , not foreigners in general, Americans. They won’t like it when things turn violent against them. My guess is that this trend will end very quickly as soon as they realize we aren’t as friendly as they thought we were. We were just being polite
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US citizens, not americans. You and anyone that lives in the americas is an american.
Yea?!
What do you have to say about the influx of Mexican nationals that’s coming thru the southern U.S border!?😅
@@Haitian_Vagabond you mean the ones that pick up their food, make it, take care of their children, contribute to make lives of Americans affordable so they can still enjoy an abundance economy but in return get marginalized, politically targeted, treated like third class citizens ? Aside the fact that Mexican migration to the US has been in decline for many years, this polarization of how the condition of a Mexican immigrant versus the condition of an American in Mexico, is what gets people upset. Americans that otherwise would struggle in their home country come here earning US salaries, get a break from their expensive lives, and are able to pretend they can afford the lives they can no longer afford in NY or LA, have a real impact making everything more expensive for locals, do not pay taxes, and don’t even have the decency to acknowledge they are in a different country that’s isn’t theirs…. that’s the problem. This relation is not a win win. It’s a one sided win for Americans. On one hand, the Mexicans contribute to make things cheaper and competitive in the US, but on the other, Americans come here get to enjoy a cheaper lifestyle at the expense of those Mexicans in Mexico, which ends up displacing all those who cannot compete with their purchasing power.
@@Haitian_Vagabond and also, the Haitian complaining of migrants…. That’s hilarious. Haitians have invaded Mexico. Mexico City is flooded with camps of Haitians. They leave trash and poop everywhere they go. Most of the migrants going through the border are now foreign to Mexico, and yeah that includes tons of Haitians if you haven’t noticed