Smelled like yurn, no that's the smell of the multicultural melting pot.

The last time I was in Paris was Christmas, 2008.

Going to Sacré-Cœur, my 8 yo daughter was aggressively followed by an African male, no doubt an illegal.

He reached out to grab her and I turned and told him that he'd best have no future plans for that hand if he touched her.

He drew back and immediately unleash vitriol in my direction as we walked off.

I can only imagine how bad it's gotten since then.

i was in Paris 19 years ago

stayed in an apartment in Les Visenet

JFK, Jr crashed outside Martha's Vineyard the day I arrived, and I was amazed at the number of french celebrating his death.

the people in the western part of the country were lovely

the ones in Paris (and alsace lorraine) not so much

i did love the city though....

i am a little sad I will probably never be back

But then I am glad that the good memories will remain exactly that.

The depth of sickness in the mind of people that think this is ok, is staggering. At this point the mental defect will not allow progressives to admit their insane policies do not work, totally fail for that matter. They would rather their cities and countries turn into total shitholes, than admit they are wrong. Ignoring the problem, creating no go zones, pretending everything is ok - it will only get worse. Not much can save these areas other than an all out war.

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Originally posted by Kevbo:


...JFK, Jr crashed outside Martha's Vineyard the day I arrived, and I was amazed at the number of french celebrating his death...

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Do you mean a literal celebration, as in happiness/glee over his death?



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There is a very obvious virus spreading across the globe. Either western culture wakes up and kills the virus, or it will kill everything it touches.

And the wife and I visited Paris some 30 years ago and I was not enamored with the city or its culture. Given its current cultural evolution, there's no reason to ever go back.