Did I leave any safe places out? Let me know in the comments. If you want to see retirement in Iloilo next, let's get this video to 1,000 likes. Appreciate you Savvy Expats!
Knowing that we're on way over 100th spot for being an unsafe country is quite alarming and embarassing. This explains our very small share of expats and foreign tourists compared to Asian neighbors. Kidnapping in the past had to do with this and at the moment, the growing number of scammers which we don't see as being taken seriously by the government It's always safety first before a country's beauty.
Having grown up in the third world ghetto of East St Louis Illinois which in one video was ranked as the sixth most dangerous city in the world the Philippines seems rather tame to me.
I see what you mean. Where you grew up, Detroit, Compton, South Side of Chicago, are all places that would make the Philippines look like a elementary playground
New viewer! Just discovered your channel.Great stuff! Was particularly glad to hear about Bohol. I'm retiring next April & moving there.Been there twice(Panglao/Alona beach) and thats how I met my GF.We'll be living either on Panglao or on the outskirts of Tagbilaran.I can't wait! Heat doesn't bother me.I live in the desert in SW Texas.In the summer months temps get well over 100.
I’m British. I have traveled all over the World and I’ve lived in London, Jamaica, Miami, Philadelphia, India, Thailand, Belize and Costa Rica. I now live in Makati in Manila, here in the Philippines, and I feel perfectly safe living here.
We have been living here in Davao City for 15 years and I am happier than ever. There's no place in the Philippines where I feel safer and protected. Thanks to Davao City Mayor's good governance. I really can say this is the best place for everyone to see and experience.
Wow! Thank you Evan for this great video and all the through information on the cities. I totally feel you on the political ads 😂 I hate those on the tv during election time. I subscribe to YT Premium for our family so I luckily can avoid the ads on YT. 😊 Always look forward to seeing your next video! Have a Happy New Year!
Lived in Oakland, bars on the windows. Metal doors and gun shot of anger every night. I felt safer while deployed to Afghanistan than I did at home in Oakland.
Davao City has a low crime rate because criminals are being murdered by the Davao Death Squad. That's not how you preserve peace and order. Lol. Crime can't be solved by another crime.
It's misleading information. A major reason why the PH ranked last are the risks of natural hazards. Yet Batanes, one of the most hurricane prone places in the country, made it to the list. Also Davao is not exactly safe if you work for the free press. And how on earth could someone call extrajucidial killings "law enforcement" while clearly no laws are enforced at all with such an approach.
Thanks Evan, that’s good information to know. Just like most places it’s always good to be vigilant and be aware of your surroundings at all times. No place is really 100% safe…there may be a few, always try to practice safety first. 🇵🇭👍🏾
Ideas for videos. Uptown nightlife, because it's really fun as the pandemic fades. Also, tour the Japanese/filipino condo in Uptown. I think it's a federal land project.
The number one reason for Batanes and Davao to be so safe is respect of others. In Batanes that is a natural virtue. In Davao it is a forced virtue. But in both places it is learned also. If there is a strong active police force and citizenry, people just know they must respect others. It is unfortunate that in some of the big cities that does not exist and in some cases there is corruption in the police. In the US, respect for others disappeared a long time ago. I was in the US in 2016 and during daylight (midday) I said hello to a lady (like I do here) and she took off running out of fear I was going to hurt her because I said hello. I had neighbours from Haiti and they were friendly even though we had some difficulty with communication - they spoke French and my college French just wasn't very good. Thank you for the video. I enjoy the videos you are doing.
THANK YOU EVEN VERY INFORMATIVE AND YES I WOULD LIKE YOU TO COVER ILOILO CITY, BECAUSE AS OF YET, I HAVE NOT REACHED THE PHILIPPINES AND THERE ARE 3 PLACES I'M CONSIDERING VALENCIA IN NEGROS ORIENTAL AND DAVAO CITY IN MINDANAO, AND ILOILO CITY IN PANAY.
Davao is huge but one thing there is an active volcano near it and the highest in the Philippines. If that thing blows it will wipe out the city. The country is in the Pacific Ring of Fire.
There's a hotel named Durian in Davao. I stayed der 2days and App hotel another 2days my 1st visit to Davao , more than 20yrs ago. Guess alot of changes now .. Now more fun to offer for tourists , I believe .
@@TheSavvyExpat haha I have personal views on Davao but can't post here... Security wise . A lot of interesting stories worth listening but not in media.. m excited reg ur Puerto Galleria (hope correct spelling).that place l haven't been . Heard alot exciting reviews but also 1-2 negative reviews pertaining to past security incidents (breached ) .hope it's not true . That would be an exciting holiday escape....
I walked and taxied in Manila and found it quite safe, for a city. This is a real city. I would much rather walk the streets of Manila than LA or New York. I also saw a security guard every 20 feet, sometimes less and they kept a close eye out for me. Some would walk over and walk with me to the mall which was where I was headed. You not know they are there you not know they walk you, but I did. They all had guns many had a shot gun too. My girl would kid me, saying, He is watching her, or here to protect us from the police. I believe the second one
I felt the Philippines were much safer for me than the USA. I always felt like an American in the Philippines. In many cases I felt like the 14th letter of the alphabet in the USA. But that’s just my experience, it may not be every individual’s experience.
I don't feel uneasy or any fear whilst in Philippines. Even d so called prone crime area of Quiapo l visited daily alone till 10pm .it's how u assimilate and blend urself to d community and don't bragged or show off . Lie low things should be ok .
It strikes me watching several videos on the safest places in the Philippines, all of the safest places have armed security (which is the reason they're safe)
It's the leadership of ex Mayor Rodrigo Duterte that makes Davao City one of the safest city in Asia. Political will is very important in achieving social order and peaceful community, economic development and stability as well as trust and confidence for business sectors, local and international community.
Growing up in Saint Louis I learned early on to be aware and I do not do to much at night other than be at home. But are these places good for expats? Do the locals speak some English?
Don't forget it was Samal Island where the 3 Canadians & 1 Filipino were kidnapped & murdered by Islamic extremists. I have been to Davao & Samal, while I never felt unsafe I would choose other areas other than Mindanao simply to stay out of the extremists proximity. It's a shame that a few bad apples have to ruin a place for everyone else.
It happen before now samal island is more safer than before. Many Russians tourist are now living in samal island compare to other places in the Mindanao. Samal now is popular tourist destination. The judge samal island in general
Thank you very much for the info! I noticed that list shows Philippines as 134th country, but Google says there are 195 countries in the world. So Philippines may be dangerous, but maybe not the most dangerous country in the world.
@@TheSavvyExpat Yes,doing my own research,Mindinao & Davao are on the state dept list of places Americans should avoid.The 2 main reasons are Islamic extremists & the PLA.
I think they are basing the Philippines' safety from either Manila, or where the radical Muslims are from. Remember, majority of Filipino Muslims are good people, and Manila is just a small part of the country. 😉
No, the reason is that they included the risks of natural disasters, including hurricanes, floodings, earthquakes and volcanos. This video is very misleading by hiding this fact. And saying that the so-called "law enforcement" makes everything so safe by breaking the law doesn't help either. In fact the Philippines are one of the deadliest countries for journalists and environmental defenders just because it's so easy to put them on the list of supposed "drug offenders" even if they are not.
All my cousins are moving out of Chicago. They moved to Dallas. They said their reason was the high murder rate and stores being completely robbed in daylight.
I don't wish to commit the most horrendous crime here, But I will ask a political question. I'm 65 years old and looking to retire in the phil. Having spent a few years there in the military (many years ago) and having a female friend there that I have known for 20 years, My question is this why 60 years later and 30 years after the U.S. left, why is this still "a developing country"" . Its a rhetorical question of course but at some point we should stop using that term as a reason for the crime and poverty there.
However, in Davao - I think you mean the reported 'crime rate' - clearly the 'death squad' according to Du30's own words is guilty of a large number of murders - but these crimes were not reported - you even noted Du30 boasted of turning off the life support system of an 'alleged' crime lord. There is clearly no 'rule of law' in Davao, just the rule of a dictator that does not give 'alleged' drug users etc their presumption of innocence until proven by a court of law otherwise.
Exactly. It totally puzzles me how any sane and intelligent person can even use the term "law enforcement" when referring to extrajucidial killings. After all the victims of these killings are not only drug offenders but also journalists for example. And even innocent children have been shot by government-approved killers.
Maybe you are too intelligent to understand what works in the Philippines. You can't bring your own values and thinking in to the Philippines and implement it Then nothing will make sense to you.
I suggest you learn Spanish-style pronunciation, especially for obviously Spanish names. Thus Valenzuela is pronounced as [vah-len-ZWEH-la], with the accent on the second-to-the-last syllable. The "UE" letter-pair can be pronounced as either [WEH] or as [EH], depending on the letter that precedes it. Please ask a native-born Filipino rather than forging ahead by yourself in guessing how local names are pronounced as it is off-putting to us locals.
lol in US mass shoot out everywhere, in my country never heard that mass shout out happen, even children are victims. remember legal having a gun in US, no wonder USA one of the country not safest to live. pick pocket in New York, robbery, hate crime everywhere etc....
@@denillearenga7274 no, there are not mass shootouts everywhere in the USA. You just see a lot of coverage if the few, America is huge and the media benefits from over reporting and sensationalism. It is legal for Filipinos to have guns in the Philippines and it is legal for Americans to have guns in America. Same. The rate of gun assaults is low in America, especially once you get out of the cities. The places with the most guns are the safest. You just have a media warped view.
Friendliest and most un safe. So, people will be nice and then mug you? Lol I think The Philippinos are as nice and not nice as every other place. But crime numbers leave nothing to guess about..
You are good on making vlogs but please don't forget to credit the pictures you are showing here, some of them are vloggers too might as well give them a shout-out.. Also providing real information is a must although the list seems questionable and probably politics and economy are the main factors but someone pointed out its 195 countries on the list, do not click bait and make sure to provide valid source.. If you providing these guides then you are not reliable and trustworthy if you're not telling all accurate information
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Did I leave any safe places out? Let me know in the comments. If you want to see retirement in Iloilo next, let's get this video to 1,000 likes. Appreciate you Savvy Expats!
no way
Knowing that we're on way over 100th spot for being an unsafe country is quite alarming and embarassing. This explains our very small share of expats and foreign tourists compared to Asian neighbors. Kidnapping in the past had to do with this and at the moment, the growing number of scammers which we don't see as being taken seriously by the government It's always safety first before a country's beauty.
Having grown up in the third world ghetto of East St Louis Illinois which in one video was ranked as the sixth most dangerous city in the world the Philippines seems rather tame to me.
So now I live near Scott Air Base where they spray heavy metals and toxic chemicals on a regular basis.
East St Louis is also down the street from Monsanto's chemical plant in Sauget IL.
I see what you mean. Where you grew up, Detroit, Compton, South Side of Chicago, are all places that would make the Philippines look like a elementary playground
...oh man, and I've been telling everyone how safe and friendly the Philippines are...well at least we scored #11 in friendliest...
That's true. On the bright side most people are friendly. Thanks for tuning in Roti!
New viewer! Just discovered your channel.Great stuff! Was particularly glad to hear about Bohol. I'm retiring next April & moving there.Been there twice(Panglao/Alona beach) and thats how I met my GF.We'll be living either on Panglao or on the outskirts of Tagbilaran.I can't wait! Heat doesn't bother me.I live in the desert in SW Texas.In the summer months temps get well over 100.
Thank you for the information. I pray all this research pays off for you! Great job!
I appreciate that Corey! God bless
Definitely you should cover Iloilo..👌
That's my wife's province 💯❤
Will do Brian. Heard lots of great things about the place, especially for expats.
It’s a cool little city keep the gem a gem I don’t need anymore expats flooding the gems especially Iloilo it’s perfect
there are a lot of drug peddlers in iloilo.Pres. du30 tags the city as shabu kapital of the ph
@@ajy1980 that’s a deep rooted hate fueled by past politicians don’t believe the hype
I don't think you could image how helpful your videos are. Best content on RUclips. Thanks brother
That means a lot Jeffery. I appreciate the kind words :) More content to come!
Really helpful video as I'm a outsider, I can't wait to get there Evan....keep up the great work 🙌
Absolutely Ryan, hoping you guys like it out here! Thanks for watching 💯
I’m British. I have traveled all over the World and I’ve lived in London, Jamaica, Miami, Philadelphia, India, Thailand, Belize and Costa Rica. I now live in Makati in Manila, here in the Philippines, and I feel perfectly safe living here.
I love Bohol. It's a great place. Good list.
We have been living here in Davao City for 15 years and I am happier than ever. There's no place in the Philippines where I feel safer and protected. Thanks to Davao City Mayor's good governance. I really can say this is the best place for everyone to see and experience.
Thank you for the stats! Awesome research! Just take note the pronunciation of Valenzuela. Vah-Len-Zu-Eh-Lah. “eh” like “elephant”
Ah I got you. Thanks David!
Wow! Thank you Evan for this great video and all the through information on the cities. I totally feel you on the political ads 😂 I hate those on the tv during election time. I subscribe to YT Premium for our family so I luckily can avoid the ads on YT. 😊 Always look forward to seeing your next video! Have a Happy New Year!
haha they're the worst! Thanks for your support Randy. Have a happy new year as well!
It's kinda strange because when I was there living Quezon city back in 93 I felt safer than being in New York City
Great vid! Awesome of you for being honest with the ratings in the beginning
Hello kuya , i am a british national and reside in San pablo city laguna, and i feel at home here !
Philippines is safer than the US for two reasons: No serial killers and no hate crìmes.
you got that right Pablo
Lived in Oakland, bars on the windows. Metal doors and gun shot of anger every night. I felt safer while deployed to Afghanistan than I did at home in Oakland.
HAPPIEST New Year's wishes for you and your family..
💯🙏💯🕊💯💪🎅
As always an excellent and informative posting
Happy New Years to you and your family Brian! Appreciate your support my friend.
Davao City has a low crime rate because criminals are being murdered by the Davao Death Squad. That's not how you preserve peace and order. Lol. Crime can't be solved by another crime.
It's called punishment and it's great if you're a good citizen.
@@xo7454 punishment without due process and outside legal laws and procedures? That's not punishment. That's murder.
Source.. (Delima)
@@daxaq7888 you paid it!what crime you doing..in accordance of punishment..i ask you!what about the victim of a crime?
Batanes just across Taiwan 😎but quite typhoon prone ...
Very true Pat.
You always have the best content. Please keep up the good work. Thank you..
This is very valuable information
Glad I could help Jim
It's misleading information. A major reason why the PH ranked last are the risks of natural hazards. Yet Batanes, one of the most hurricane prone places in the country, made it to the list. Also Davao is not exactly safe if you work for the free press. And how on earth could someone call extrajucidial killings "law enforcement" while clearly no laws are enforced at all with such an approach.
Congrats & thanks for this vlog. God bless you & may you have more subscribers...
How about BGC? It looks safe and modern. Lots of traffic enforcers and security guards on establishments.
Most definitely. BGC and certain parts of Makati is one of the safest places to live in the Philippines.
Thanks Evan, that’s good information to know. Just like most places it’s always good to be vigilant and be aware of your surroundings at all times. No place is really 100% safe…there may be a few, always try to practice safety first. 🇵🇭👍🏾
Always Mark, thanks for watching 🙌
Ideas for videos. Uptown nightlife, because it's really fun as the pandemic fades. Also, tour the Japanese/filipino condo in Uptown. I think it's a federal land project.
Good idea 💡
Thanks
From a davaweno
👍to Mayor Rex.
I also was happy in what my girl called the NEW MANILA, Cavite, with Dasmarinas, and other cute towns, or cities
The number one reason for Batanes and Davao to be so safe is respect of others. In Batanes that is a natural virtue. In Davao it is a forced virtue. But in both places it is learned also. If there is a strong active police force and citizenry, people just know they must respect others. It is unfortunate that in some of the big cities that does not exist and in some cases there is corruption in the police. In the US, respect for others disappeared a long time ago. I was in the US in 2016 and during daylight (midday) I said hello to a lady (like I do here) and she took off running out of fear I was going to hurt her because I said hello. I had neighbours from Haiti and they were friendly even though we had some difficulty with communication - they spoke French and my college French just wasn't very good.
Thank you for the video. I enjoy the videos you are doing.
Hi. Great video. How safe is CALAPAN CITY?
THANK YOU EVEN VERY INFORMATIVE AND YES I WOULD LIKE YOU TO COVER ILOILO CITY, BECAUSE AS OF YET, I HAVE NOT REACHED THE PHILIPPINES AND THERE ARE 3 PLACES I'M CONSIDERING VALENCIA IN NEGROS ORIENTAL AND DAVAO CITY IN MINDANAO, AND ILOILO CITY IN PANAY.
Great choices Edmond. Yes, I'll be sure to cover Iloilo very soon. Stay tuned!
Davao is huge but one thing there is an active volcano near it and the highest in the Philippines. If that thing blows it will wipe out the city. The country is in the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Thanks. Might go to Davao now. Thanks
There's a hotel named Durian in Davao. I stayed der 2days and App hotel another 2days my 1st visit to Davao , more than 20yrs ago. Guess alot of changes now .. Now more fun to offer for tourists , I believe .
Dang Pat! Where haven't you been in the Philippines haha
@@TheSavvyExpat haha I have personal views on Davao but can't post here... Security wise . A lot of interesting stories worth listening but not in media.. m excited reg ur Puerto Galleria (hope correct spelling).that place l haven't been . Heard alot exciting reviews but also 1-2 negative reviews pertaining to past security incidents (breached ) .hope it's not true . That would be an exciting holiday escape....
Correction#Apo Hotel ... D highest hotel then @ mount Apo
@@thnaykhwam2425 Lol no worries Pat. Yep, after the Iloilo retirement video, I'll be talking about retirement in Puerto Galera
I walked and taxied in Manila and found it quite safe, for a city. This is a real city. I would much rather walk the streets of Manila than LA or New York. I also saw a security guard every 20 feet, sometimes less and they kept a close eye out for me. Some would walk over and walk with me to the mall which was where I was headed. You not know they are there you not know they walk you, but I did. They all had guns many had a shot gun too. My girl would kid me, saying, He is watching her, or here to protect us from the police. I believe the second one
El Salvador is super nice and safe now :)
is that so?
I felt the Philippines were much safer for me than the USA. I always felt like an American in the Philippines. In many cases I felt like the 14th letter of the alphabet in the USA. But that’s just my experience, it may not be every individual’s experience.
Tuli, How about Marinduque Island Province?
Davao? Difficult for me to believe that.
I don't feel uneasy or any fear whilst in Philippines. Even d so called prone crime area of Quiapo l visited daily alone till 10pm .it's how u assimilate and blend urself to d community and don't bragged or show off . Lie low things should be ok .
Exactly, just using simple common sense will generally keep you safe in most areas in the Philippines.
@@TheSavvyExpat precisely .. also keep it peaceful with both parties d good and bad guys... So no one touches u😜
@@thnaykhwam2425 Yep!
It's not called honesty stores but I know a lot of cafeterias of companies including where I work at does the same thing
0:38 AM LIVE HERE!!!!!!!!!
Hate politics 😞 great comments and recommendations GODBLESS
It strikes me watching several videos on the safest places in the Philippines, all of the safest places have armed security (which is the reason they're safe)
It's the leadership of ex Mayor Rodrigo Duterte that makes Davao City one of the safest city in Asia. Political will is very important in achieving social order and peaceful community, economic development and stability as well as trust and confidence for business sectors, local and international community.
Lol i laught about the lenis ads on youtube and other media platforms. Du30 is my president. Thank u for highlighting his achievements.
So much for the Hippocratic Oath...
Growing up in Saint Louis I learned early on to be aware and I do not do to much at night other than be at home. But are these places good for expats? Do the locals speak some English?
Don't forget it was Samal Island where the 3 Canadians & 1 Filipino were kidnapped & murdered by Islamic extremists. I have been to Davao & Samal, while I never felt unsafe I would choose other areas other than Mindanao simply to stay out of the extremists proximity. It's a shame that a few bad apples have to ruin a place for everyone else.
The resort where it happened has taken some seriuos counter measures.
It happen before now samal island is more safer than before. Many Russians tourist are now living in samal island compare to other places in the Mindanao. Samal now is popular tourist destination. The judge samal island in general
Yes it's where I plan to move ormac city Leyte
That explains why there are more gravestones than people in Davoa.
Thank you very much for the info! I noticed that list shows Philippines as 134th country, but Google says there are 195 countries in the world. So Philippines may be dangerous, but maybe not the most dangerous country in the world.
Great observation John. That's good to know because there's no way the Philippines is the most dangerous country out there.
yeah! It's nice to know that The Philippines is ahead of Congo, Sudan and Chad. Feels good!
Evan I suggest before you post your blogs make sure to research more on your subject. Anyway, nice to watch your blogs.
@@bayanifernando9331 Thanks for the suggestion Puti. Always trying my best to get to know more about these topics.
AND OUT OF THE THREE WHICH WOULD YOU PERSONALLY CHOOSE AND WHY?
Davao City without a doubt! It's the most westernized, great access to modern convinces, and has the highest safety.
When I 1st started looking at places online to avoid Davao was the list for foreigners to avoid. This was just about 4 - 5 months ago.
No kidding? Did they say why?
@@TheSavvyExpat Yes,doing my own research,Mindinao & Davao are on the state dept list of places Americans should avoid.The 2 main reasons are Islamic extremists & the PLA.
@@teighniver8688 no Islamic extremists in Davao.
I will be safe if you be with me , 🇨🇦🇵🇭
I think they are basing the Philippines' safety from either Manila, or where the radical Muslims are from.
Remember, majority of Filipino Muslims are good people, and Manila is just a small part of the country. 😉
No, the reason is that they included the risks of natural disasters, including hurricanes, floodings, earthquakes and volcanos. This video is very misleading by hiding this fact. And saying that the so-called "law enforcement" makes everything so safe by breaking the law doesn't help either. In fact the Philippines are one of the deadliest countries for journalists and environmental defenders just because it's so easy to put them on the list of supposed "drug offenders" even if they are not.
In just my small circle of friends in Philippines four relatives have been murdered.... Which is to say it's a lot safer than Chicago lol.
😂 Ain't that the truth! Especially nowadays. But that's sad to hear and honestly crazy!
All my cousins are moving out of Chicago. They moved to Dallas. They said their reason was the high murder rate and stores being completely robbed in daylight.
You can name it?
How safe is BGC
Very safe
At least we're not Detroit.
I don't wish to commit the most horrendous crime here, But I will ask a political question. I'm 65 years old and looking to retire in the phil. Having spent a few years there in the military (many years ago) and having a female friend there that I have known for 20 years, My question is this
why 60 years later and 30 years after the U.S. left, why is this still "a developing country"" . Its a rhetorical question of course but at some point we should stop using that term as a reason for the crime and poverty there.
Is taguig a safe place to live in
It depends on which part Michael. BGC is the safest place in Taguig
USusan in taguig is it safe there
@@michaeloherlihy2418 I've actually never heard of Ususan until you mentioned it. I'm not sure honestly.
Ususan is where my Lakeview apartment is in taguig
Forbes Park is very safe near BGC and Makati.
What about tacloban City
I can't see it being more dangerous than American cities. Try riding the Red line in Chicago 😬
However, in Davao - I think you mean the reported 'crime rate' - clearly the 'death squad' according to Du30's own words is guilty of a large number of murders - but these crimes were not reported - you even noted Du30 boasted of turning off the life support system of an 'alleged' crime lord. There is clearly no 'rule of law' in Davao, just the rule of a dictator that does not give 'alleged' drug users etc their presumption of innocence until proven by a court of law otherwise.
Exactly. It totally puzzles me how any sane and intelligent person can even use the term "law enforcement" when referring to extrajucidial killings. After all the victims of these killings are not only drug offenders but also journalists for example. And even innocent children have been shot by government-approved killers.
S-U
Maybe you are too intelligent to understand what works in the Philippines. You can't bring your own values and thinking in to the Philippines and implement it Then nothing will make sense to you.
I suggest you learn Spanish-style pronunciation, especially for obviously Spanish names. Thus Valenzuela is pronounced as [vah-len-ZWEH-la], with the accent on the second-to-the-last syllable. The "UE" letter-pair can be pronounced as either [WEH] or as [EH], depending on the letter that precedes it. Please ask a native-born Filipino rather than forging ahead by yourself in guessing how local names are pronounced as it is off-putting to us locals.
I understand but this are very minuscule mistakes. But my bad on the pronunciation.
i love davao but after marawi, some police secretly attack the muslim community.
Safer than America. No. Click bait much?
lol in US mass shoot out everywhere, in my country never heard that mass shout out happen, even children are victims. remember legal having a gun in US, no wonder USA one of the country not safest to live. pick pocket in New York, robbery, hate crime everywhere etc....
@@denillearenga7274 no, there are not mass shootouts everywhere in the USA. You just see a lot of coverage if the few, America is huge and the media benefits from over reporting and sensationalism.
It is legal for Filipinos to have guns in the Philippines and it is legal for Americans to have guns in America. Same.
The rate of gun assaults is low in America, especially once you get out of the cities. The places with the most guns are the safest.
You just have a media warped view.
Friendliest and most un safe. So, people will be nice and then mug you? Lol
I think The Philippinos are as nice and not nice as every other place.
But crime numbers leave nothing to guess about..
You are good on making vlogs but please don't forget to credit the pictures you are showing here, some of them are vloggers too might as well give them a shout-out.. Also providing real information is a must although the list seems questionable and probably politics and economy are the main factors but someone pointed out its 195 countries on the list, do not click bait and make sure to provide valid source.. If you providing these guides then you are not reliable and trustworthy if you're not telling all accurate information