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On the east coast, there's no transition whatsoever between subtropical and subarctic climates.
What floors me is how central Florida and New York City can be classified as the same climate. Nothing is "subtropical" about a climate where snow removal equipment and shovels are standard fare in winter.
Yes, I lived in Los Angeles and I never seen delinquents who bully innocent people, while I saw it a lot of time in France.
Marseille has a very bad reputation in France because of the violence, Paris suburb are dangerous too.
I post a picture of some french suburb :
So because you've never witnessed it, it doesn't happen?
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Originally Posted by Hartfordd
Go live in a rough suburb of Paris or in Marseille and after that go live in NYC and see the difference, you should stop to watch French romance movies, series... and you need to go watch the reality of this country. I think you know France throgought romance movie and series and USA throgought gun, criminal movie, series... I live in France and I know what I'm talking about.
But you've never lived in NYC, so you don't know what you're talking about. And I've never lived in France, so I can't speak on it. A quick google search of "Empire State Building shooting" and "Eiffel Tower shooting" returns very different results.
Go live in a rough suburb of Paris or in Marseille and after that go live in NYC and see the difference, you should stop to watch French romance movies, series... and you need to go watch the reality of this country. I think you know France throgought romance movie and series and USA throgought gun, criminal movie, series... I live in France and I know what I'm talking about.
It doesn't matter where you live, you will never know what you are talking about!
You honestly believe New York is far safer than ANY city in France?? Do you actually believe the stuff you write, or are you laughing as you read this?
[anecdotal evidence]I've lived 7 year in a rather poor suburb with more than 1/3 public housing and nothing happened to me, night and day, drunk or not. However, I've been mugged in central Paris and robbed in Stuttgart, of all places.[/anecdotal evidence]
NYC has snow storms, hurricanes, wind chill, and heat waves so it's definitely more dangerous than Marseille which has an idyllic climate in comparison.
Yes. That neighborhood is boring as heck. It's full of embassies and ministries.
The embassies tend to group together. Meanwhile the French embassy in Helsinki is in the most expensive part of the city, and that area is also full of embassies. And boring as heck. They don't even have a store there!
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