TLDR: White genocide is operating at full speed. Also, Americans have been robbed of skinny women and public transportation.
Random bullet points I wrote down during my vacation:
Dogs are well behaved (pit bulls are banned)
TV commercials are almost as bad as the commercials in Canada when it comes to Kalergi couples. Canada takes the cake.
Americans truly do have “car brain” and it’s only getting worse. Whenever anything is built over there, light rail, bus and protected bike lines are a priority.
The Scottish Rail advertisements are either: mixed kids, pajeets, or Kalergi couples.
North London Rail uses “mystery meat” puppets that you can’t tell the race or gender sometimes (mystery meat is my new favorite term)
Women will point laugh at land whale females. That was refreshing. It was weird not seeing half of the women be overweight
You can own a Toyota Hilux
I swear rabbits are bigger but maybe I’m tripping
Nobody asks you what you do for work when you meet them. So refreshing
Meat pies are amazing and the desserts have just enough sugar to taste good but too much like in USA
I went on a Scotch Whiskey tour and a German couple was letting their little daughter take a sip here and there and nobody blinked an eye lmao
A commercial showed someone vomiting.
Anyways, I’m glad I could visit
As of now, or at least when I visited few years back, it just seems like a refuge away everything. Excluding Albania, which its own identity.
Driving the coast from Albania to Dubrovnik, stopping in Montenegro along the way, was a surreal experience for me. I live in a swamp, so geography is rare. It was as Napoleon said ‘the best display of the mountains meeting the sea’. People are friendly and laid back, extremely hospitable and curious. A culture I would honestly die to protect, and fear globalism may eventually conquer. The fruits on the trees, the sun and the sea, the winding and elevated curves of the road/dirt trail, the awesome feeling of hearing AC/DC played out in Budva at a little bar party inside the old castle walls from centuries ago. Have I described it enough haha?
But it’s also the sad return. The realization of small things. For some reason I just keep thinking how those places are lucky to have a new highway once every few years. I can’t go a week without seeing some new grand infrastructure project popping up near me.
Maybe there is no escape. But I’d like to try.