USA has more money, better resources, better engineers, etc to make hundreds of Dubai’s in America. The problem is our politicians and people who live here are busy arguing about less important things and supporting policies and laws that negatively impact our country while benefiting other countries.
@@bradebronson8835 dubai was a desert wasteland just 20 years ago. They put all their money and slave labor to create a hot tourist attraction, bravo. 👏🏼
The problem that people have with places like UAE, Dubai, etc is that they don't like to follow rules, laws and regulations, people want to live a bit lawless and do whatever they want. I would rather live in a place like UAE where there's safety and health is great, than in a country where you have freedom to do whatever you want but the health is terrible and there's gun violence, drugs everywhere etc.
Freedom of expression, the right to vote, the right to hold hands, the right to live with whomever you want, the right to not live a muslim lifestyle is not "a bit lawless". These are basic human rights you don't have in UAE. It's not a Utopia!
@@kingjams No homeless people because you get deported as soon as you lose your job. There are many many crimes that take place in Dubai but there's no free media o you'll never hear about it.There's no mass shootings in most countries, it's not something unique to Dubai. I can tell by your comments you're from a 3rd world country as you have no understanding of a free society.
@@roythousand13I wouldn't mind corporate taxes on companies primarily based elsewhere if local companies stay untaxed. Give your country the best opportunity to develop from within and keep the money within.
'People getting down and praying was a bit awkward' LOL. Ive lived there for 8 years and the call for prayer does play in malls and from Mosques, but no one just drops to their knees in the middle of the street or a mall LOL. They go to prayer rooms or the actual mosque. What a load of BS that comment was.
Clearly. I lived in a muslim country for most of my life, and i was like what the hell is this guy talking about ? People suddenly dropping on their knees upon hearing prayer ?
Nah well then you didn't see everything. I've visited Dubai several times, I've been in a neighborhood where everyone stopped and did the prayer in the streets. Also he was there long ago when that was probably more common.
@@buddyguy7175 absolute BS. No one drops down in the street. Doesnt happen. I'll back my 8 years living here over your 'several times' Whether that's deira, sharjah, rastikeeya, al seef to bur Dubai and elsewhere. Doesnt happen.
@dannyduggan4324 sorry I was there. I guess it was Abu Dhabi where I was more and Sharjah... but 100% outside a hookah cafe in a side neighborhood i was the only dude standing while 60 people all around the street got their rugs out and started doing that routine.
In short yes the long answer is that it's not for everyone I know lots of people who have went there and enjoyed their time there but to live there it's different it's expensive but safe and secure and clean and to anyone complaining about the laws just don't break them it's easy Dubai is mainly for high income people Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah in the UAE are for medium income people Riyadh Jeddah Dammam Abha in Saudi Arabia are also very good Cities to live
Simply put we have a saying in Arabic: من أمن العقوبة أساء الأدب, those who feel safe from punishment will Always misbehave. Regarding crimes, our society works in layers, the first one is the family unit where ALL family members r required to behave nd should morally correct each other, then the second layer is the society it self. We don’t believe in the term “everyone is free to do whatever they want as long as they don’t hurt anybody”, as long as u live in this society u HAVE to follow its moral values nd the society has the right to shame nd judge u. Nd the last layer is the shariah laws for those who ignore the first 2 layers.
@@KaLiGr in our religion and culture PDA is a big problem no matter wat ur sexuality is. Shariah laws is strict, yet to implement the law there is even more strict conditions that must be met. For example, homosexuality is not a sin as long as u don’t have an intercourse, because ppl can’t control their feelings but they can control their actions, if someone accused u of homosexuality they MUST provide a proof, must be a wetness that saw u having intercourse. That condition is extremely hard to meet because who would allow anyone to see them being intimate, unless ur into these kind of things than i would say the possibility of u being caught is high. So if u live in dubai I would say u should keep ur pda nd intimacy in private, the government doesn’t go after u unless you did something that bothered others like PDA. As a Muslim i believe homosexuality is a sin, nd just like any sin as long as u r alive than there is always a possibility for repentance. I will never try to hurt or harm u in any way nd if u needed help as a fellow human being I should help as long as it doesn’t involve sins. The matter of sins in Islam is 2, first ones is the sins that involves injustice to others nd these sins cannot be forgiven unless the one wronged forgive it, the other one is sins where it’s only between u nd god, for example drinking alcohol or having intercourse outside of marriage, as long as u repent u r forgiven BUT if u published ur sins to the public u must be punished by shariah law. I hope I explained it well
@@shyxpretion7429 okay, thank you for your answer. But yeah, this is the reason why I like america and europe more than the Emirates. We live in freedom and liberty. Its not a problem for us.
Weird sh*t like someone calling a woman a man being charged and sentenced a criminal and of course paying for the whole sh*t show with your own sweat by taxes?
Only ones that can mess around are the rich and royalty right? It is well known the Arab sheikhs and elite of Dubai and elite Gulf Arabs in general have 0 moral compass go to clubs, get drunk out of their minds, snort coke, sleep with prostitutes sometimes both male and female and ladyboys depending on their sexual orientation all while behind married. But they pray 5 times a day. Got to give them credit for the facade they put out for being so religious and conservative. But behind clothes doors those man dresses come off!!
Finally, the cities are more diverse in the USA, with many more religions and cultural beliefs. The Middle East has a dominant religion that is very strict in this country the USA some people have no belief system, and that's another why American cities shouldn't be compared to Dubai, you have compare apples and apples not two different things with much different, cultures, races, value systems etc.
There are a lot of religions practised in the UAE. Almost all the religious holidays are also celebrated as well. UAE hosts a lot of people from many cultures and from many economic levels. I would say coming from Australia, that I have interacted with more cultures in the UAE then I did in Australia.
Well said. Besides, an answer to the West going down the drain, its decline in moral standards, genderqueer religion being thrust upon our kids by queer clergy, etc., cannot be, I speak for myself only, Islamic Brave New World of an absolute and unforgiving peace. Also, slavery masked as Kafala, referring to Black people in the ME racially as “عبيد" which literally translates to “slave” aren't lovely. Some American cities have been going down the drain, true, but to me Dubai is a vanity fair dump. Islamic Brave New World. Not up my street.
@frankgradus9474 You greatly exaggerate the slavery claim. KAFALA means sponsorship. Basically guest workers from poor countries are sponsored with paying jobs, food and accommodation to work for the host country. It's in the country's best interest to make sure these "guest workers" are treated well otherwise nobody will come. All the money they earn is then sent back to their home country so both sides benefit. As the amount they earn is considered way better than whatever they earn back home. In return the host country gets cheaper labor and people willing to do hard jobs. And yes passport confiscation is illegal, if it happens by any company its a crime.
Dubai is more diverse than most western cities. It's basically an expat city. Yes, Publicaly Islam is dominant as it is an Islamic country. However you can do whatever you want privately as long as you don't harm anyone. In the West its the opposite. Liberal in Public and Religion in Private.
Brad Lea is rather clueless imho ! Uncle Zuby schooling him in his humble and down to earth style! Uncle Zuby - I have much Love for you brother. Just wondering how come your on the hush hush in regards to the GENOSIDE unfolding in Palestine / Gaza ??
I see far more downsides than Zuby does with the Middle East, but crime isn't one of them (we'll leave what are considered crimes to the side for now). There is ZERO deniability that crime and punishment in the "Western World" (EU, USA) is an absolute travesty. How ridiculous is it that instead of throwing away the key on violent criminals, we prefer to have citizens living in fear that they could be next. If crimes were more harshly punished, and our culture was less tolerant of violence...people would think more before committing violent crimes.
Downside or not it really shouldn't matter. What truly matters is how the people there feel. So far they are happy living without a full-fledged democracy, good for them. In America or Europe, u guys love your freedom and chaos so much. Fine by me, I hope u have as much freedom & chaos. There is no need to judge.
The problem with countries like the US is leftism, feminism and wokeism. Those are the cancer that is destroying the west. Atheism is also a big problem. As these things continue to grow in the west, so does every other societal malaise currently being experienced.
I agree that crimes with victims should be punished, there is wide spread corruption in cities, thats why i believe the us should dissolve the federal government and states govern themselves, so that progressive places can have what they want and more free states can live freely
Well you are just proposing for the US to no longer exists and that it should be separated into hundreds if not thousands of micro states. Federal government must continue to exists, or else there wouldn't be a country as it is in the current form right now.
@secrets.295 Cause you know we are so unified as nation right, the best and least violent choice is separation, it makes no sense for elected officials from a state that I didn't vote for make a federal decision that effects me in another state, the founder's of this nation spoke against the federal government becoming too big and that where we are now, lobbyists and these corporations run DC
@@miltonoliver3705 You are so united as a nation? What are u talking about? I lived there for a couple of years and it was horrible. Democrats & Republicans are are playing politics all the time. Nobody could agree with anything and then racial flare ups arise every few years. And yet u are saying, let's split everybody up so that each state have multiple parties. Boy if you can't handle 2 parties in a country, just imagine the massacre of hundreds of them. I can imagine nothing will get done in America because every states are selfish and they only want what's best for their states. That's why the federal government is necessary. It provides infrastructures and structures and systems that are necessary to connect to each and every state of America. It is also necessary in order to put the border in check, immigration in check and so on. The federal government can and must do better but to eliminate it altogether is foolish.
I’m a fan of yours, Zuby. But what on earth is this podcast? This guy has no intention of having a conversation; one of the most frustrating videos I’ve watched.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌍 *Tristan Tate discusses the benefits of living in Dubai, highlighting the tax advantages for citizens and companies, featuring 0% personal tax, corporation tax in free zones, and zero capital gains tax.* 01:22 🕌 *Reflecting on his previous stay in Dubai, Tristan Tate compares it to a grandiose Vegas but notes the occasional awkwardness due to Muslim prayer calls, suggesting that he might live there if earning money were feasible worldwide.* 03:13 🔒 *Discussing the approach to crime, Tristan contrasts the zero-tolerance policy in countries like Singapore and Dubai with lax policies in places like San Francisco, expressing disbelief at lenient laws allowing theft and assault.* 04:21 🛑 *Tristan criticizes lenient shoplifting policies in certain U.S. cities and advocates for stricter punishment for crimes like theft and violence, condemning lax laws and advocating for immediate action against such behaviors.* 07:08 📜 *Tristan attributes low crime rates in Gulf countries to strict laws, economic policies requiring productive activity, cultural factors like religious values, strong familial structures, and contrasts it with the societal disparities in certain Western cities.* 09:40 🌐 *Highlighting the absence of a perfect place, Tristan notes that every location has trade-offs, emphasizing that preferences regarding lifestyle, societal structure, and cultural values determine the ideal place for an individual's happiness and well-being.*
I would MUCH rather live in Singapore than Dubai, or even the US/Canada (as much as it is becoming a little lawless). There is absolutely zero freedom of speech or true rule of law in Dubai. You can zero recourse if the Sheikh wants to turn on you. I do not like that at all.
Yes, I totally agree with that. Democracy and liberty are very important for anyone... I the US its allowed to buy guns.... Thats not possible in dubai hahshaha ;)
@@DylanYoung you have far more rights in an American city. The stuff that the UEA gov does to people it does not like is far far worse. Also, they like to use slave labor over there.
Well it's not as simple as that. In Dubai you’d face a fine and/or jail, and deportation for stealing. He wouldn’t face having his hand cut off. In a small town in UAE where people still follow the Sharia Law probably they do. And even then it is not a simple thing as you are accused, chopped your hands off. You look at the facts first. And then you look at the severity of the crime, so if let's say some poor beggar hasn't had any money to eat for days and he stole some bread they won't get their hand chopped off. It is usually those gangster burglars that get these types of punishment. And even then it is really rare to ever resort to this type of punishments because crimes are literally non existent.
Its not as simple as that, there's many criteria for the stricter punishment. In-addition its often used more as a deterrent than actual implementation.
There is no such thing as falsely accused of stealing you either return the money or be forgiven by the one you stole money from but if you ignore all that then you get your hands choped on if the person stole when not in need
If a muslim claims you committed a crime does there justice system Fairly investigate If a prince has a disagreement with you are you able to challenge him or are they considered always right Genuinely curious Are you able to criticise the country or attorities
The labor system in the United Arab Emirates is subject to the conditions of the worker and the employer, and there is no slavery in employment contracts. There is no problem in prison as long as it solves a problem. The largest number of prisoners in the world is in the United States of America, not in the United Arab Emirates.
You talk about zero tolerance laws, it would be absolute hell if it was sharia, many people just get killed if they are accused of blasphemy law, so I hope Dubai UAE stays less Islamic otherwise it will become a failure
Dubai should be a role model for cities in the USA. in terms of safety, better infrastructure and taxes.
USA has more money, better resources, better engineers, etc to make hundreds of Dubai’s in America. The problem is our politicians and people who live here are busy arguing about less important things and supporting policies and laws that negatively impact our country while benefiting other countries.
the infrastructure sucks in dubai
@@internetbully100If you go to any city in USA from Dubai, you'd feel like you went back in time by at least 100 years.
Shit, if any country is sitting on top of a ocean of oil it will look just like Dubai.
@@bradebronson8835 dubai was a desert wasteland just 20 years ago. They put all their money and slave labor to create a hot tourist attraction, bravo. 👏🏼
The problem that people have with places like UAE, Dubai, etc is that they don't like to follow rules, laws and regulations, people want to live a bit lawless and do whatever they want. I would rather live in a place like UAE where there's safety and health is great, than in a country where you have freedom to do whatever you want but the health is terrible and there's gun violence, drugs everywhere etc.
Freedom of expression, the right to vote, the right to hold hands, the right to live with whomever you want, the right to not live a muslim lifestyle is not "a bit lawless". These are basic human rights you don't have in UAE. It's not a Utopia!
@@IJPStuff hardly any crime if any and no homeless people, no mass shooting, so yeah better place to live.
@@kingjams No homeless people because you get deported as soon as you lose your job. There are many many crimes that take place in Dubai but there's no free media o you'll never hear about it.There's no mass shootings in most countries, it's not something unique to Dubai.
I can tell by your comments you're from a 3rd world country as you have no understanding of a free society.
@@IJPStuffThere are churches and synagogues in Dubai as well. You don't need to be Muslim.
@@IJPStuffright to do anything except criticise your leaders the Zionists
Correction - The 9% corporation tax on profits over $100k also applies to most Freezone companies
Good correction King
Abu Dubai was forced by the West to have corporate taxes!
shocker...@@roythousand13
@@roythousand13I wouldn't mind corporate taxes on companies primarily based elsewhere if local companies stay untaxed. Give your country the best opportunity to develop from within and keep the money within.
'People getting down and praying was a bit awkward' LOL. Ive lived there for 8 years and the call for prayer does play in malls and from Mosques, but no one just drops to their knees in the middle of the street or a mall LOL. They go to prayer rooms or the actual mosque.
What a load of BS that comment was.
Clearly. I lived in a muslim country for most of my life, and i was like what the hell is this guy talking about ? People suddenly dropping on their knees upon hearing prayer ?
Nah well then you didn't see everything. I've visited Dubai several times, I've been in a neighborhood where everyone stopped and did the prayer in the streets. Also he was there long ago when that was probably more common.
@@buddyguy7175 absolute BS. No one drops down in the street. Doesnt happen. I'll back my 8 years living here over your 'several times'
Whether that's deira, sharjah, rastikeeya, al seef to bur Dubai and elsewhere. Doesnt happen.
@dannyduggan4324 sorry I was there. I guess it was Abu Dhabi where I was more and Sharjah... but 100% outside a hookah cafe in a side neighborhood i was the only dude standing while 60 people all around the street got their rugs out and started doing that routine.
Absolutely brother
In short yes the long answer is that it's not for everyone I know lots of people who have went there and enjoyed their time there but to live there it's different it's expensive but safe and secure and clean and to anyone complaining about the laws just don't break them it's easy Dubai is mainly for high income people Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah in the UAE are for medium income people Riyadh Jeddah Dammam Abha in Saudi Arabia are also very good Cities to live
If you're a single, non-white dude, then the West is better.
I understand UAE and Saudi Arabia are not fit for everyone. I visited American and it’s very beautiful but I can’t see myself living there.
@@specialmoment8102 can u explain?
Simply put we have a saying in Arabic: من أمن العقوبة أساء الأدب, those who feel safe from punishment will Always misbehave. Regarding crimes, our society works in layers, the first one is the family unit where ALL family members r required to behave nd should morally correct each other, then the second layer is the society it self. We don’t believe in the term “everyone is free to do whatever they want as long as they don’t hurt anybody”, as long as u live in this society u HAVE to follow its moral values nd the society has the right to shame nd judge u. Nd the last layer is the shariah laws for those who ignore the first 2 layers.
@@KaLiGr in our religion and culture PDA is a big problem no matter wat ur sexuality is. Shariah laws is strict, yet to implement the law there is even more strict conditions that must be met. For example, homosexuality is not a sin as long as u don’t have an intercourse, because ppl can’t control their feelings but they can control their actions, if someone accused u of homosexuality they MUST provide a proof, must be a wetness that saw u having intercourse. That condition is extremely hard to meet because who would allow anyone to see them being intimate, unless ur into these kind of things than i would say the possibility of u being caught is high. So if u live in dubai I would say u should keep ur pda nd intimacy in private, the government doesn’t go after u unless you did something that bothered others like PDA. As a Muslim i believe homosexuality is a sin, nd just like any sin as long as u r alive than there is always a possibility for repentance. I will never try to hurt or harm u in any way nd if u needed help as a fellow human being I should help as long as it doesn’t involve sins. The matter of sins in Islam is 2, first ones is the sins that involves injustice to others nd these sins cannot be forgiven unless the one wronged forgive it, the other one is sins where it’s only between u nd god, for example drinking alcohol or having intercourse outside of marriage, as long as u repent u r forgiven BUT if u published ur sins to the public u must be punished by shariah law. I hope I explained it well
@@shyxpretion7429 okay, thank you for your answer. But yeah, this is the reason why I like america and europe more than the Emirates. We live in freedom and liberty. Its not a problem for us.
I just want to say that UAE follows a mixed version of civil laws and sharia. Saudi follows all of Sharia
Weird sh*t like someone calling a woman a man being charged and sentenced a criminal and of course paying for the whole sh*t show with your own sweat by taxes?
When crime is tolerated, lawlessness is tolerated.
"Yeah but don't they do some severe 💩if you mess around?"
"Don't mess around then"
Sums it up well.
Only ones that can mess around are the rich and royalty right? It is well known the Arab sheikhs and elite of Dubai and elite Gulf Arabs in general have 0 moral compass go to clubs, get drunk out of their minds, snort coke, sleep with prostitutes sometimes both male and female and ladyboys depending on their sexual orientation all while behind married. But they pray 5 times a day. Got to give them credit for the facade they put out for being so religious and conservative. But behind clothes doors those man dresses come off!!
Finally, the cities are more diverse in the USA, with many more religions and cultural beliefs. The Middle East has a dominant religion that is very strict in this country the USA some people have no belief system, and that's another why American cities shouldn't be compared to Dubai, you have compare apples and apples not two different things with much different, cultures, races, value systems etc.
There are a lot of religions practised in the UAE. Almost all the religious holidays are also celebrated as well. UAE hosts a lot of people from many cultures and from many economic levels. I would say coming from Australia, that I have interacted with more cultures in the UAE then I did in Australia.
Well said.
Besides, an answer to the West going down the drain, its decline in moral standards, genderqueer religion being thrust upon our kids by queer clergy, etc., cannot be, I speak for myself only, Islamic Brave New World of an absolute and unforgiving peace.
Also, slavery masked as Kafala, referring to Black people in the ME racially as “عبيد" which literally translates to “slave” aren't lovely.
Some American cities have been going down the drain, true, but to me Dubai is a vanity fair dump.
Islamic Brave New World.
Not up my street.
@@frankgradus9474 MOST MUSLIMS ARE HYPOCRITES AS WELL
@frankgradus9474 You greatly exaggerate the slavery claim. KAFALA means sponsorship. Basically guest workers from poor countries are sponsored with paying jobs, food and accommodation to work for the host country. It's in the country's best interest to make sure these "guest workers" are treated well otherwise nobody will come. All the money they earn is then sent back to their home country so both sides benefit. As the amount they earn is considered way better than whatever they earn back home. In return the host country gets cheaper labor and people willing to do hard jobs. And yes passport confiscation is illegal, if it happens by any company its a crime.
Dubai is more diverse than most western cities. It's basically an expat city. Yes, Publicaly Islam is dominant as it is an Islamic country. However you can do whatever you want privately as long as you don't harm anyone. In the West its the opposite. Liberal in Public and Religion in Private.
I live there and its awsome
There is no comparison. Dubai wins hands down.
Brad Lea is rather clueless imho ! Uncle Zuby schooling him in his humble and down to earth style!
Uncle Zuby - I have much Love for you brother. Just wondering how come your on the hush hush in regards to the GENOSIDE unfolding in Palestine / Gaza ??
United States Needs to get ourselves together Unification Together. America Should 🇺🇸 Look Like Dubai. 💯🇺🇸 Already.
Don't Blame California Love ❤
I see far more downsides than Zuby does with the Middle East, but crime isn't one of them (we'll leave what are considered crimes to the side for now).
There is ZERO deniability that crime and punishment in the "Western World" (EU, USA) is an absolute travesty.
How ridiculous is it that instead of throwing away the key on violent criminals, we prefer to have citizens living in fear that they could be next.
If crimes were more harshly punished, and our culture was less tolerant of violence...people would think more before committing violent crimes.
Downside or not it really shouldn't matter. What truly matters is how the people there feel. So far they are happy living without a full-fledged democracy, good for them. In America or Europe, u guys love your freedom and chaos so much. Fine by me, I hope u have as much freedom & chaos. There is no need to judge.
Who lives in fear? Only criminals would think that way. You're mixing up North Korea with Dubai.... Not even a comparison there.
The problem with countries like the US is leftism, feminism and wokeism. Those are the cancer that is destroying the west. Atheism is also a big problem. As these things continue to grow in the west, so does every other societal malaise currently being experienced.
I agree that crimes with victims should be punished, there is wide spread corruption in cities, thats why i believe the us should dissolve the federal government and states govern themselves, so that progressive places can have what they want and more free states can live freely
Well you are just proposing for the US to no longer exists and that it should be separated into hundreds if not thousands of micro states. Federal government must continue to exists, or else there wouldn't be a country as it is in the current form right now.
@secrets.295 Cause you know we are so unified as nation right, the best and least violent choice is separation, it makes no sense for elected officials from a state that I didn't vote for make a federal decision that effects me in another state, the founder's of this nation spoke against the federal government becoming too big and that where we are now, lobbyists and these corporations run DC
@@miltonoliver3705 You are so united as a nation? What are u talking about? I lived there for a couple of years and it was horrible. Democrats & Republicans are are playing politics all the time. Nobody could agree with anything and then racial flare ups arise every few years. And yet u are saying, let's split everybody up so that each state have multiple parties. Boy if you can't handle 2 parties in a country, just imagine the massacre of hundreds of them. I can imagine nothing will get done in America because every states are selfish and they only want what's best for their states. That's why the federal government is necessary. It provides infrastructures and structures and systems that are necessary to connect to each and every state of America. It is also necessary in order to put the border in check, immigration in check and so on. The federal government can and must do better but to eliminate it altogether is foolish.
Dubai is definitely better for civillians & expats when it comes to safety.
Yes, 100%
No sewage system in tallest building?
Dubai is a lovely city. The noise from the minarets is a little bit jarring!
That’s the call to prayer and it’s a Muslim country! That guy is such a muppet!
Integrate
Compared to what? The cop sirens going off in the middle of the night in every us city?
Don't get angry, but the truth is that the devils are repulsed by the sound of minarets.
Call to prayer is not noise. So disrespectful …
Any country can have low taxes if they have little or no Government corruption.
I’m a fan of yours, Zuby. But what on earth is this podcast? This guy has no intention of having a conversation; one of the most frustrating videos I’ve watched.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🌍 *Tristan Tate discusses the benefits of living in Dubai, highlighting the tax advantages for citizens and companies, featuring 0% personal tax, corporation tax in free zones, and zero capital gains tax.*
01:22 🕌 *Reflecting on his previous stay in Dubai, Tristan Tate compares it to a grandiose Vegas but notes the occasional awkwardness due to Muslim prayer calls, suggesting that he might live there if earning money were feasible worldwide.*
03:13 🔒 *Discussing the approach to crime, Tristan contrasts the zero-tolerance policy in countries like Singapore and Dubai with lax policies in places like San Francisco, expressing disbelief at lenient laws allowing theft and assault.*
04:21 🛑 *Tristan criticizes lenient shoplifting policies in certain U.S. cities and advocates for stricter punishment for crimes like theft and violence, condemning lax laws and advocating for immediate action against such behaviors.*
07:08 📜 *Tristan attributes low crime rates in Gulf countries to strict laws, economic policies requiring productive activity, cultural factors like religious values, strong familial structures, and contrasts it with the societal disparities in certain Western cities.*
09:40 🌐 *Highlighting the absence of a perfect place, Tristan notes that every location has trade-offs, emphasizing that preferences regarding lifestyle, societal structure, and cultural values determine the ideal place for an individual's happiness and well-being.*
Tristian?
9%?!
I would MUCH rather live in Singapore than Dubai, or even the US/Canada (as much as it is becoming a little lawless).
There is absolutely zero freedom of speech or true rule of law in Dubai. You can zero recourse if the Sheikh wants to turn on you.
I do not like that at all.
Yes, I totally agree with that. Democracy and liberty are very important for anyone... I the US its allowed to buy guns.... Thats not possible in dubai hahshaha ;)
I’ve lived there for more than a decade. I know the place inside and out. I prefer elsewhere.
Why!? If I may ask?
@@13th.Murtair ITS CORRUPT AND HYPOCRITICAL FOR A MUSLIM COUNTRY
I lived there for 3 years. It's a good place but I prefer elsewhere. I don't like the type of foreigners there now, Instagram, Loui v crew.
I find Abu Dhabi much calmer, less crowded, no traffic, but still ultra developed offering the same amenities as Dubai and for a cheaper price.
@@13th.Murtair The fact I'm reluctant to give you a full answer is one of them.
America fxx small business owner, we pay bond, insurance, worker comp, heavy tax. Very difficult to make money in America.
In Dubai it self on gays no idiots
US cities have become sob stories
Yer what's taxes if your missing a head
You are probably thinking like a criminal. It's not allowed there. To be upright and being respectful is their priority.
Dubai has everything but freedom.
Yea sure 😂
@@yusufbey1587bro I’m not Muslim, but when these Westerners say “freedom/liberty” they mean licentiousness.
@@remylofombo5529 ppl just want to do whatever they want without repercussions it’s just not realistic as humans we need order to thrive as societies
Switzerland & Qatar are way better...
Qatar? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@gaxter12yes the best Sheikh Tamim a real gentleman😊
*Switzerland only
Take religion out of a place and you get San Francisco
No. You are effectively sacrificing your freedom to live there. And that is not very American.
$$$ talks
L M A O
Interesting to see Zuby defending the merits of one of the worst human rights countries on the planet 😂
Would you say the same thing if they were talking about an American city? 🤣
@@DylanYoung you have far more rights in an American city. The stuff that the UEA gov does to people it does not like is far far worse. Also, they like to use slave labor over there.
But, “No taxes”.
@@Americansikkunt more money for working out, building muscles and becoming rich to attract "hot" women 👍🤣
@@23strawbale something tells me Zuby was promised 40 virgins,
and will be professing Islam shortly….
I think the problem with zero tolerance is that it can be weaponize. Imagine getting falsely accused and loosing an arm
Well it's not as simple as that. In Dubai you’d face a fine and/or jail, and deportation for stealing. He wouldn’t face having his hand cut off. In a small town in UAE where people still follow the Sharia Law probably they do. And even then it is not a simple thing as you are accused, chopped your hands off. You look at the facts first. And then you look at the severity of the crime, so if let's say some poor beggar hasn't had any money to eat for days and he stole some bread they won't get their hand chopped off. It is usually those gangster burglars that get these types of punishment. And even then it is really rare to ever resort to this type of punishments because crimes are literally non existent.
Its not as simple as that, there's many criteria for the stricter punishment. In-addition its often used more as a deterrent than actual implementation.
There is no such thing as falsely accused of stealing you either return the money or be forgiven by the one you stole money from but if you ignore all that then you get your hands choped on if the person stole when not in need
Wont happen .
If a muslim claims you committed a crime does there justice system
Fairly investigate
If a prince has a disagreement with you are you able to challenge him or are they considered always right
Genuinely curious
Are you able to criticise the country or attorities
Yes multiple witnesses have to be brought forward and there is trial and due process
American cities are much more beautiful and a lot nicer than Dubai!!!
😂😂😂 لن يتم اطلاق النار عليك في المدرسة في دبي كما تفعلوا في امريكا
What about all the slaves hidden in Dubai? Oh and the daughter of the sheik who is in house arrest? Oh you are just dodging tax!
The labor system in the United Arab Emirates is subject to the conditions of the worker and the employer, and there is no slavery in employment contracts.
There is no problem in prison as long as it solves a problem. The largest number of prisoners in the world is in the United States of America, not in the United Arab Emirates.
i was in about the sheiks daughter, the conditions of construction workers and labourers is awful@@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص
hidden in dubai? "those slaves" get payed enough to live like kings in their home countries
@@saloom7438no they don’t
@@hihowareyouhihowareyou4500 yes they do
Dubai is a vanity fair dump.
Islamic Brave New World.
You can only compare Dubai to Vegas😂 not realistic cities or life style
Nah US cities are the best. I dont like muslim Country at all,
You talk about zero tolerance laws, it would be absolute hell if it was sharia, many people just get killed if they are accused of blasphemy law, so I hope Dubai UAE stays less Islamic otherwise it will become a failure
Hell no