^ Fortunately we have enlightened CD forumers here to open the eyes of french
(because they arrived in Roissy, took the RER B / taxi /bus through the Seine Saint Denis -poorest "département" in France-, arrived in Gard du Nord (historically a bad area) and stayed 3-5 days to visit (just enough to know the city very well)),
if they event went to P.
One has to understand the biggest problem of France with its population: populations are heavily separated with revenues, immigrants far ahead. Just look at this map if you even want to:
https://www.comeetie.fr/galerie/fran...0/48.848/2.639
See the quarter north to east? It's immigrants-land. It's been 50 years it's like this and gentrification certainly didn't happen there, it got worst : gentrification happened a lot in Paris the last 50 years, which is something that people don't even know, pushing poorest people in this area again and again. Bad transportation system here, people not qualified enough for the french job market (the minimum revenue is too high for a lot of people that aren't productive enough and when you are not french you receive nearly nothing (ask my slovak gf about it)). This "area" is simply the poorest in France.
When you are a tourist, you go through this. Sweet sweet indeed, good intro for France, I love it too.
The name "banlieues" doesn't come from nowhere.
London was 100 times more smart because it's diluted in the entire city and it changes everything.
I ll add that because of this marvellous idea to put every poor people together, well you can easily feel everywhere except "France", the rupture between the quarter north / east of Paris and the rest is quite harcore, few hundred meters since the city is extremely dense. Happens very clearly in the 11th,18th, 19th,20th districts of Paris and everywhere it's not light blue/white on the map -to be more simple-. My bros lives in Bois Collombe, almost in the north, say north north west. From one side of his street to the other side, you jump from high end food and wine stores to ... kebabs.
Also it's a very good idea (thank you Pompidou, this started well around the 70's) to put every poor people together because there's an emulation,
a kind of Keynes multiplier applied to retards creating great criminality. It's better altogether after all. Nobody has a consideration for those bastards and I don't too, like everyone. But I always feel
put**n de sorry for those who work hard, try hard even if they have nothing, clean the metro, streets the entire night, uber drivers & co. Exactly what the girl explains in the video of the first page. It's moving slowly for the best hopefully. The new metro (the falling city because of arabs, is building 200km of metro) might help a lot for people that want to do something of their life.
I have MUCH more consideration for Kwame from Ghana cleaning after the riots of french crying like babies, than those native "white" french that don't know how lucky they are to be born in France and are as smart as a concrete block. These red areas, it's the cheap workforce taking jobs that native french don't want to. French are above these jobs for poor people.
My dream is like an internship in Niger for the remaining ultra violent yellow jackets, that d be cool and calm down ultra left black blocks. Just 1 month on your own. Please Eric Drouet, go there for a little while!
Those who steal in stores also come to Pole Emploi / CAF with their d*** between their legs, good good boys.
Drug dealers are lost people, they now like to kill each other, funny game indeed, a bit risky tho. They bring (black) money to the economy, and plenty of weed to the parisian youth partying during their studies (everyone is in the same boat after all).
I will add that all those migrants with little eiffel towers everywhere and mecanic little dogs with an annoying sound, do you know who import these ugly stuffs? Hey hey, it's chinese "mafias" that bring them in France/Paris,
tons of them. See, we even corrupted some chinese immigrants, those models of immigration. The Keynes multiplier strikes again.
You know, people know nothing about the story of Paris, they just discovered social medias, forum, youtube and info channels 24/24 and create their own movie about Paris, the last past 10 years. It's been like this for decades. For your info, immigrants in France are considered in stats as people without french papers or with french papers but not born in France. UK, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium have similar percentage number of migrants, but it's not as visible because their politicians are smart enough to not put every foreigner in one henhouse. Paris is just a Disneyland in the eyes of plenty of tourists <lol>, it must be like they imagine, else it's a drama. One thing is sure, the city has tons of default and Hidalgo as a mayor comes first, I personally even left this city, but a lot of people should clean their front door too,
a lot 
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It's great place for those who are down to earth.
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