Warms my heart. Clearly it’s in Pedro’s blood to serve visitors from wealthier countries, even if he’s not getting paid

by DIRTY-Rodriguez

11 comments
  1. Did you see the Palestinian flag? They are the same that say ‘Tourist go home, welcome inmigrants’. Just an scapegoat to promote their agenda.

  2. 1. They immediately had my support.

    2. I see Palestinian flags(?) and they lost it. If you want to demonstrate for Palestine, go ahead, stop hijacking other agendas.

  3. Bruh they have the fucking estelada right there (is not the senyera look at the blue part) they are far left catalans that hate Spain and other spaniards way more than they hate tourists. Is not on us. Just stop visiting Barcelona, they will see that they need toursim to survive and it is overrated as fuck anyway.

  4. If they actually care about tourists then they would use real guns. Anericans would feel right at home.

  5. There’s no such thing as a “Las Ramblas district”, so I’m not sure how serious this headline/article ought to be taken.

    But yeah, pretty cringe to see “angry Catalans” with Palestinian flags, not gonna lie.

    Tourism really is out of control in Barcelona, though.

  6. Given these morons are the Hamas fans they are, I’m glad they’re using water pistols for their intifada, unlike their idols.

  7. Isnt there a drought in Barcelona at the moment? When I visited all the fountains were off. Should they be wasting water like that

  8. Barcelona seems like the kinda place you go to once and that’s it, beyond actively trying not to get robbed/pickpockted, going to the old Nou Camp, seeing the famous church that’s still unfinished, what else is there to do

  9. Amazing! We really need something like this here in Prague. Why is Pedro the only one who has the balls to tell tourists to fuck off?

  10. My God, industries that make flags must have made a fortune with the Palestinian one lol

    Leftists will fly it high for no fucking reason, like the Breton flag haha « Palestine is the new Gwenn ha du »

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