Ugh. It just feels as if I can’t walk down to the bakery anymore without at least six people asking me “plomo o plata”.
/s. Obviously.
Oh yes. Belgium has a problem. I can’t leave my house anymore without dodging several grenades and gunfire from thugs fighting a drug war. On top of that the streets are littered with bodies and or addicts, you often can’t even tell the difference. Full of holes either way. They sell that stuff at the supermarket.
And the government? They benefit from this the most. Every gram sold is more money for the people in power. They are now regulating that baby milk should contain at least 0.5% cocaine.
(Yeah, no, Belgium is doing just fine)
I was in Antwerp on Thursday guys you wouldn’t believe the conductor gave me a dime bag for free and welcomed me to cartagena.
After the cold war I socialized on gang wars with frequent assassinations, engraved bullets, grenades, bombs, kidnappings, with never really where it was safe and it lasted years.
In a narco state like what Escobar tried to do unrest and uncertainty was universal.
I sense none of that here.
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Man, TL;DR heeft echt enkel super negatieve titels als het over België gaat. Gaat België uit elkaar vallen? Valt de Belgische regering? Is België een narco staat? Over Nederlan’s politieke crisis is het bv. een heel stuk genuanceerder.
I mean… no, not yet, but this is the kind of problem where if you don’t nip it in the bud it inexorably spirals out of control to the point where getting it back under control is impossible. See Mexico. And yes, my prediction is that Belgium is absolutely on that path.
Between the “Will Belgium split up???” The “BDW is the next Orban” and this, I’ve learned to never trust any Youtuber analysing a country they don’t currently live in.
Yes, but a kinder, gentler narco-state.
Whenever I drive past the haciendas in Brasghetto, I always give a shoutout to my ese Jean-Jacques and he always smiles back with the cutest cokestash on his upper lip. It’s endearing, really.
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No.
We created our own crisis.
Ugh. It just feels as if I can’t walk down to the bakery anymore without at least six people asking me “plomo o plata”.
/s. Obviously.
Oh yes. Belgium has a problem. I can’t leave my house anymore without dodging several grenades and gunfire from thugs fighting a drug war. On top of that the streets are littered with bodies and or addicts, you often can’t even tell the difference. Full of holes either way. They sell that stuff at the supermarket.
And the government? They benefit from this the most. Every gram sold is more money for the people in power. They are now regulating that baby milk should contain at least 0.5% cocaine.
(Yeah, no, Belgium is doing just fine)
I was in Antwerp on Thursday guys you wouldn’t believe the conductor gave me a dime bag for free and welcomed me to cartagena.
After the cold war I socialized on gang wars with frequent assassinations, engraved bullets, grenades, bombs, kidnappings, with never really where it was safe and it lasted years.
In a narco state like what Escobar tried to do unrest and uncertainty was universal.
I sense none of that here.
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Man, TL;DR heeft echt enkel super negatieve titels als het over België gaat. Gaat België uit elkaar vallen? Valt de Belgische regering? Is België een narco staat? Over Nederlan’s politieke crisis is het bv. een heel stuk genuanceerder.
I mean… no, not yet, but this is the kind of problem where if you don’t nip it in the bud it inexorably spirals out of control to the point where getting it back under control is impossible. See Mexico. And yes, my prediction is that Belgium is absolutely on that path.
Between the “Will Belgium split up???” The “BDW is the next Orban” and this, I’ve learned to never trust any Youtuber analysing a country they don’t currently live in.
Yes, but a kinder, gentler narco-state.
Whenever I drive past the haciendas in Brasghetto, I always give a shoutout to my ese Jean-Jacques and he always smiles back with the cutest cokestash on his upper lip. It’s endearing, really.
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