This is insane! I had no idea places like this existed in Europe. And having the balls to explore and make a video about it during a pandemic, it’s just next level!
I've been a journalist for 16 years. I have to admit that, although you don't claim to be a journalist, this was far more journalistic than the work I've seen by many of my colleagues. Thank you Peter, keep up the good work.
@@sawashakiletomania8955 you shouldn't. But since you think of everyone the same, I won't even bother to try to change your mind. Get your news from vloggers 🤣🤣🤣
@@sawashakiletomania8955 It’s too bad you want to live in a vacuum. Real journalists have insane standards they must meet to produce a story. Many of them take risks most of us wouldn’t take. I’m going to make a wild guess that you are lumping pundits and talking heads in with journalists. That’s too bad for you, if so. Have a nice holiday.
And it is dangerous, asking questions about taking drugs and telling them that it is bad. You’re definitely looking for trouble. If i were you, I will list down possible questions that may not offend them in the long run. I find corruption and being uneducated makes them poor, allowing themselves to be exploited, they need help in terms of fully understanding ways to live their lives other than making babies. They are being deprived of how they should live their lives. Love yourself. Don’t do things that will make you poor.
Aladar has lost his dad brother and 3 children yet still has the heart to welcome the documentary crew keep them safe and be cheerful. That's amazing I wish you all the best in life and my condolences for your loss.
I grew up in the ghetto we never knew we were poor until we got older. We had it all good neighbors who shared, fed, and clothed us. Plenty of entertainment, and we were never lonely.
Never grew up or lived in “hood” hoods (MN’s hoods aren’t really hoods) but the ones that were rough there were good neighbors who looked out for people
@@paisleyprincess7996 yeah, northside MLPS is not very welcoming 😂 are we talking about the same MN? Because I'd rather be over Southside than northside MLPS.
@@shrek6196 i honestly think very little can be done to get rid of people like that. usually the people who supply harmful substances have power/authority so I don't think the bystanders could just report their actions as that would jeopardise their safety
We have plenty of slums in Brazil so it's not shocking to me. What shocks me the is the level dirt that you see everywhere inside the houses. Brazilians keep their poor places clean.
What they can do if the basic utilitys are broken and 100 people jammed together in small areas, of course there is idiots who dont care to clean and the government dont give a flying frigg about them.. Roma people are treated like trash at EU. Those old soviet union houses cement block houses are hard to clean without proper technology, Mkäy. But thats true, no matter how poor, keep it clean and in order
The government gave them new houses. After a short while, all the plumbing, the heating and the power lines were torn out and sold as scrap metal .... It's difficult to help these people
I'm Bulgarian and here we have many similar Roma slums, most of them I'd say are actually worse than what's shown in the video. But I rarely, if ever, go into them, so I can't tell you what life there is like. Some are actually not slums but dirty streets with ugly, faux Baroque houses on 3 floors that lay abandoned while the people are working out west
I'm on a roadtrip right now through Europe, and a couple of weeks ago I drove through Chripan in Stara Zagora region, Bulgaria, to friends with a farm in Izvorovo. Chirpan has one of the biggest Bulgarian slums. I think Plovdiv has the biggest. And I can confirm indeed that it's even worse in Chirpan than the one in this video. Here there are people living in old flats, made of concrete. In Chirpan it was only huts made of wood and scrap metal. It's hard if not impossible to help people that don't want to be helped, and if you try to help them, they respond by ignoring the things you do for them. Which results in even more distance between the Europeans and the Roma. It's an endless cycle of agression against each other.
Same with me. RUclips has some more relevant and informative documentaries about what is going on in other parts of the world. I like watching this kind of programs rather than spending my time watching non sense and repetitive programs on TV.
Western always talks about Asian and African slums but they need to Focus their own.... I hate western.......their media never shows good side of asian countries always talks about dark side
@@GoodLuck-gc7pv Same with Arica. There are some countries that are starting to look really nice because the leaders are actually focusing on development. Like Rwanda and Botswana. But western media ALWAYS shows the bad stuff like corruption and poverty.
@@BawlBag You are naive. It's true, a lack of infrastructure might be contributing, but a person does not need to be a genius in order to at least pile it someplace different than outside your window. Pissing in your own building's entrance also. Years ago some of their houses got renovated. The brilliant minds decided to take out the plastic from the new windows in order to burn it. You don't know what you are dealing with.
Roma peoples come to the europe 200 years ago they are basically part of Indian caste untouchable the lowest caste in India they live the same as were in India even after 200 years out of their motherland nice integration lool
Hi Peter, I am watching a lot of your videos, and I am discovering not just a great entertainer, but also a great person, a great content creators, a great narrator, a great storytellers, and yet a very ironic and funny man. You'll get what you deserve, I am sure of it. Love.
@@natanulsiref this is a big problem made by main stream media it is hard to convince people problem is eveywhere in this goddam word...just we need to have intention to fix problems but not to escape from them...
I didn't expect this video to be fascinating when I decided to watch it. It turned up to be an excelent work. What a way to uncover a taboo side of your country. Much appreciate man
When I was a small kid we used to live in a building that was about 1/2 Roma. They were very nice, we all were dirt poor, the roaches were 'airborne,' lot of rats and once an outsider was murdered. The city (Chicago) took over a week to take this man's body away! Times were very tough back in the day.
Start by helping yourself, dig a hole 6-10 feet deep, 5x5 feet wide, build a latrine. Clean your house, take out your matress and blankets outside and keep it under the sunlight so as to remove bugs, clean your surroundings, etc. There are lot of things these people can do to make their neighborhood a better place.
How to get the energy with no food, tolene is used by people who are hungry because it makes u forget about eating, it’s common in street kids of my country as well
Also most of these people already accept there is no way of getting better and just learn helplessness And also they never had a responsible parent to teach them that, they all grown in the same thing that made their parents poor they have no education they probably don’t know and don’t care how to do anything to get out because they are ignorant I’ve seen it a lot, These types of people never had a chance, and sadly most of them have been so traumatized it’s hard even to rehabilitate them into society, theyhave wrong values and ideas, never went to school Just imagine that it’s being completely isolated by everyone else in society And then people will blame them and call them lazy, criminals or racist things but it’s logical, they never learned anything productive from anyone. No one ever cared about them. All they’ve known all their lives is hunger, abuse and theft
She's 33 and has 9 kids. I can't even imagine the cost of raising those kids up. It's ironic to see a family of 10 or 11 in a small house while there are families of 3 or 4 in a mansion. Great video by the way. I am impressed!
@@dozergetscrafty to be fair, what is she supposed to do? Buy some birth control pills at the pharmacy around the corner? Lol her husband needs to learn to pull out
They worry not about "costs". They are simply having children. And I assure you that if they were clean and well-educated in their families, not the costs would be the problem here, but proper education. In the meanwhile, the "civilized" West willingly sterilize themselves and consider children to be a huge burden and cost becomes an issue. Our grandparents had 9-12 children and had no electricity and no iphones, no TV, no supermarkets, and yet their children did not die of stsrvation. They were clean and had a sound moral education at home, even if they did not go to schools, neiter attended universities. We aa a "modern" society became too materialistic and materialistic societies destroy themselves from within due to their worries of "costs" regarding having children, while throwing away tons of food and spending money on luxury items. Our grandparents were poor, but morally and spiritually sound. Today we live like *kings* comparing to them, and yet we *dare* complain that we don't have enough money for a decent living even here in Eastern Europe, because we keep comparibg the dtandards of living with those in the West, where THOUSANDS OF EUROS will make you *more human*... When famine strikes, these gypsies will live and the spoiled brats will die, because they got used to luxury lives while considering themselves poor.
Reason why I'm watching this at midnight: 1. I genuinely enjoy this series. 2. The hype and the request in insta story as he said, please don't miss this particular episode.
@@dragannikolic1879 And Indian people are from Africa and so are other country's people. What exactly is your point??? If there are poor people in europe, its the responsibility of European govt to improve their lives. There are also Indian people in US, highest earning ethnic group in entire US, terrorism and poverty has no religion or race.
@@rachaelnwaoha3543 you don’t need to live in slums to want to get away from your life problems. There are many children who are abused mentally, physically, and sexually that you would never know about. Even rich kids can be abused by the ones who raised them. Using drugs as an escape has never only been for people who have nothing.
@andybandy122 oh I know, I’m there each year haha! But you can’t deny the fact that if you’re a tourist like Peter, and you go in a gypsy town, the chances you get robbed are very much increased!
@@scoupidypooTTV I think it probably depends a great deal on how you approach the situation. If you display prejudice or not for example. Roma are the most persecuted minority in Europe. Hence they have developed their own separate but impoverished society. No doubt like most humans they also desire connection though, even with outsiders.
It's a sick world we're living... Social media is full of lifestyle marketing, while in reality, we have seen people struggling badly. They don't deserve that, no one either.
Wherever they go they make slums and piles of garbage. If was just Slovakia we could call it racism but when a certain group of people spread across the globe ALWAYS does the same thing and end up in the same way can we say is racism? It's all start with a "occupation" of an area with tents and becomes a slum. Have 9, 10 kids when they can barely afford to have 1. They build slums in Colombia, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia, Russia...everywhere. You can say "slovakia is racista" maybe, but if they weren't racists would the outcome be different? The same poor hygiene and slum living method is applied BY THEM wherever they go When a ethnic, cultural racial or "religious" group replicates their bad behavior over and over again, in different countries with different histories/culture/race is racism a thing or the problem is them? Because the system always try to turn certain groups as victims and blame the population of a country or region as racist or xenophobic against this group when in fact the group might be the problem.
@@politiksispoker2362 no roma slums in finland even though we have 100 000 of them. we have some problems with them because of their low employment rate but other than that they tend to be ok. Maybe it is the better finnish education system and welfare system that makes living like this impossible since our welfare system makes sure no one gets left behind and is given a equal chance at life.
@@politiksispoker2362 like can you blame a kid for having a fucked up life if he was born in a place like this? Yeah, sure they fucked up but only way to fix it to give the children a fighting chance in life. If you share a bed with 8 siblings, rats and shit in a bush those drugs will seem quite tempting to numb the feeling of humiliation and suffering.
@@politiksispoker2362 If they are treated badly in the places they go to, then it's likely they will isolate and form their own slums and communities. That is definitely not unique to the Roma community I can assure you. Gypsies, Roma and travellers have a long history of persecution in Europe, consistent denial of access to basic services has led to generational issues. No one is born with the intention to live in the slum the same way no one is born a criminal. Ask yourself, what has been done to try and fix the problem? Have local authorities built schools in the area? Is there emphasis on teaching skills to the unemployed youth? No? So, the blame is a double edged sword then.
@@nituraa8147 you are right. But they have to start making fewer babies. If i had 9 babies maybe i would live in a similar condition. Both sides should make an effort. Not only the state.
Oh no, in the Netherlands they drive luxury cars and have big huge very white marble places to live. And they even vacuüm outside their homes! Their taste for things and clothing is shit though.
I had no idea this existed before your video. Thank you so much for sharing, and I really like the way you portrayed Lunix iX and summed it up at the end. Thank you!
That’s why I always thought borat should have been Eastern European instead of central Asian. Just everything from his village to the borat soundtrack is Eastern Europe the only similarity is that the languages are both Cyrillic based
Cleanliness has nothing to do with poverty. It's lack of morality and the lack of will to live a better life. If you go to any village in South Asia, people are poor, but their surroundings are not unclean.
Same in Jamaica 👌 Some persons are poor but they always keep they're sorroundings clean Being poor is no excuse But I do would want to help them if I had the money and resources
@@mukeshpatel-gj4sd 😂😂😂 what makes u think that India will become super power in 50 years. Forget about 50 india won't be able to rise in the next 2000 years. India is devolving backwards.
I didn't know how to react when he said that. At the beginning of the video I thought it was not 100% serious. I think the whole video is a bit superficial and I say this because I live in a country where every major city has at least 3 slums. But it's hard to doubt high death percentage in this hygiene conditions.
I'm an east African Islander and I can tell you that even in my country which is considered as one of the poorest country in this world, there is no place like this. I've never seen anything like this. The poorest people of my underdeveloped country live 10 times better than these people. Hope they get help ASAP.
@@marcoslightspeed5517 I am from India, we never think Africans only are poor, we know the reality of the world . BBC AND CNN ARE WORLD CLASS LIERS You know Mumbai, city in India is richer that some EUROPEAN countries! You people are just like us, colonized, destroyed and I am sure ur history is also opperesd like ours etc. You are still resource rich use them and history will repeat itself
According to a census, there are more than 570 slums in France, including 113 in the greater Paris region of Ile-de-France. Among the 16,000 people living in squalid conditions, 36 percent are children, according to figures quoted by Le Monde.
@Arid Sohan Cyganie, the Gypsies aren't Slavic tho. These aren't Slovaks- those are Gypsies living in Slovakia. Gypsies are actually of Indian ancestry. We do have Gypsy communities in Poland as well and in most cases the integration doesn't look all that great. Most people are only gonna want to help others to certain point if your help is rejected time and time again. If a community refuses the help and decides to live without any integration whatsoever, often against local laws, rules and traditions, at times causing some trouble, over time you can expect people's attitudes to not be exactly friendly towards that community.
I know this is not what you want to hear, poor guy yes, but also probably has 10 more kids on the side... Problem here is they multiply too fast and do nothing nor change nothing nor want to change causing problems in each country... But he seems genuine like a nice guy who is trying to change stuff around so respect to him.
@RikkiTikkiTavi I totally hear you on this but you picked weird examples. Human life means a lot to Americans? Lol. 1% of ppl in prison, no trying to stop COVID, guns everywhere, expensive for profit healthcare, wars for fun. And to the Swiss? The country run on blood money and exploiting the rest of the world's food and water systems. Maybe Swiss life means a lot to them but clearly not human life in general.
@RikkiTikkiTavi Don't believe it has anything to do with valuing life. A few generations back your family probably had many children because it was expected that some would unfortunately die. Many of these families are living in the same conditions as your grandparents or great grandparents with no running water, no sewer system, no electricity, crowded housing, poor insulation and maybe one heat source. Each family is likely to have children die before the age of 5 from diseases and medical conditions you'll see children die of in the less developed world. These families are also religious and even if they wanted contraception likely couldn't afford most contraception options which is another reason for the amount of children.
@RikkiTikkiTavi You don't just give birth to strong kids. Families had kids and only the strongest survived. Wasn't able to find the average family size in Latvia in English throughout the ages but the recorded infant mortality was still pretty high in the early 1900s so it is very probable that many families would lose at least one if not more children. Many families would not have recorded all births. Many children would not be recorded until families were sure they would survive. epc2016.princeton.edu/papers/160624
I know some gypsies that are from romania and bulgaria, they sit in front of supermarkets in vienna where i live and they want to beg the whole day even if a have a job for them. in my neighborhood there are three brothers and every one of them has his "own" supermarket where he sits every day, everything is organized and the money is given to their "boss"
I am a Romanian born and raised in Austria and what OP said sadly is true. Most of the times everything is organized and they beg for money the whole day and the boss thing is also kinda true, these bosses provide some places to sleep/hide and live(because they don‘t have legal papers) and yeah that is how they pay him. Also they prefer to beg because they actually make a decent amount of money(for their standards ofc) for just sitting in one place. In the Pandemic they often clean/disinfect your shopping trays and you can give them some money, which actually I find pretty nice. And yes they are romanian or bulgarian, I hear them talking (and always greet them back) in romanian most of the times haha. But of course there are also people from other countries not just romania or bulgaria. For more info just ask me :)
I think it's my third time watching this but it still gives me chills and still can't imagine there's a place like this in Europe. Such an eye opener to me
Many countries have them and its not rare, in spain, my country, every city and big village has some part like this, in eastern europe like bulgaria and romania its far more common
I've been to slums in West Africa, I've been to slums in SE Asia, I have to say this is worse then all of them because at least in those places people are actively looking for work and trying to find a way out
That is the most disturbing thing about this. Why are these people smiling and laughing as their children are being bitten by rats and dropping dead from drugs? Why are they cheerfully playing games in human excrement? This is seriously fucked up.
@@automnejoy5308 it kind of reminds of me how the lowest caste Indians(untouchables) living on the streets in India have accepted their way of life doing the worst/dirtiest jobs over there and living in the most unimaginable slums. The overall society totally rejects them and don't even want to be within 10meter of them. Their religion leads them to believe its due to sin in a past life or something and this is karma that they have to accept forever. Its sad how sometimes culture/tradition/religion can cripple a people for hundreds of years.
This is too sad to watch until the end ....My grandparents were very poor ,trying to build up their lives again , after the war... but they used to say " ..if you are poor , it doesn't mean you have to live in a dirt "....Period .
As a Indian , I feel very very heartbreaking , because the condition is more more bad than our slums. The original Romani people was Indian nomads. Slums of India is bad looking but a lot of School , hospital and job services are available. I just hope they don't get racism there. They should get a proper opportunity to occupy a great life.
@@streettravelxxi no man , they were not from lower caste , they were particularly Rajasthani and Sindhi. They left India because of Turkish attack in India.
@@screation579 😂😂 watch any slums video of India and then consider. One thing for sure you will find , there is full availablity of job and there is no crime. People live there to save money or live cheaply but not for crime.
You know they're probably just used to trash and it's probably too hopeless to the point of not caring because it will just become filthy again due to those who don't care. It's definitely not a case of "You're privilege showing" to think like this, I take that as sarcasm though so I will lay off what the other white man said to you.
@@ledeuce4820 of course its cultural. There is no way any other people would accept to live in such a shithole. If you take any other people and put them in this place the next day they would have formed "workgroups" which first of all would take the litter away. Next step if someone is caught littering he is obliged to clean the whole block where he lives. Order, morality, persistence.
Probably. When it comes to slums (no intention to disrespect here by calling it that way), as long as you know a guy from inside, who knows a lot of guys from inside, you’re okay. Well, mostly. Unless you come across someone who’s high as fuck and doesn’t recognize that guy you know who’s from inside. Edit: ymmv, have a friend that knew a guy in a favella and still some idiots try to rob from em
Bald and Bankrupt rolled into Lunix IX and didn't have a problem. That being said, I think he's nuts, and I wouldn't go there without a local in a million years.
It’s incredible to see the differences of how people live in different parts of the world. We should be grateful for what we have because we are incredibly fortunate
Even within countries there are huge disparities often. Take Slovakia for example m the slums and then Bratislava for instance it's a huge difference! Or Panama, Panama City has huge skyline but the countryside can be very poor. The countries with extreme differences are the most baffling to me. In South Africa for example you have the feeling you are on different planets sometimes! Inequality is a huge huge problem EVERYWHERE!
@@MrGA555 The states has way more poor areas than Europe. Look at south America, or the states overall, so much poor people. you cant compare it with Europe, especialy not with west. Beside of that, who told you the US is the richest nation XD. i mean common, that must be a long time ago.Thats Qatar or Arab emirates, Europe west
This is so interesting. I'm from Canada and never realized that Slovakia even had slums. The people seem really welcoming and friendly. This is a problem in many countries these days but its so cool to hear they are trying to change things one step at a time. Amazing video❤
They can be friendly but i can tell you i will never go ther. We had super tiny slam in the city where i am from and if u could u just walk longer distance just not walking in that area. They have they life many of them are super talented people but i think they want to escape this sick system.
Yea...indeed...Very friendly. He had to pay all the time people to let him film. He was threatened to get beaten. He ended up with human shit on his head. What a lovely society.
@@flzrin Point is, most people in slums in Brazil listen to this kind of music. Many out of them, too. It's just surprising to see Slovakians vibing to our funk, hahah.
@@flzrin I'm a gypsy from Slovakia, me and my friend did the DNA test and its was so e percentage Latin American along side African, European and Asian
People who live in countries with many Roma communities will know: Peter only got treated like a friend, because he knew Aladar, the 'little boss', of the community. He would get robbed, probably stabbed, maybe left to die otherwise.
@@SilencedButNotForgotten damn it’s really like that ? We have a area in London where there are Roma people but they don’t seem to cause too much trouble
Lack of access to contraception, some children are probably the product of rape, sadly, too. Anywhere that has outdoor (non-sex segregated) toilets almost always has a rape problem.
It's because the more children then more man power and ultimately more money. Also some children won't make it to adults so they can't just have 1 kid.
If I was living in conditions like that , forced to have baby after baby after baby, I would probably be looking for any way to get high too. This is DEPRESSING.
most slovenians use 1 sign(letter) for every sound that is spoken in spelling the word(example: tattoo=tatu, that=det, subscribe=sabskrayb...). so basically, it is spelled well.
@@huhman2972 yes, the people that are unschooled and have no clue write like this, but you cant write a word wrong, if its a slang or whatever its still wrong.
I'm really enjoying the series, been to Slovakia many times, but did not know of nearly any of the things in the series! Also really brave of you guys to make this video... There is a well justified reason for people avoiding Romas and places like this.
Im slovakian myself , and a roma. Left the country 11 years ago , im glad to see some people acutally show the bright side for once and appriciate the people without much judgement, brings a smile on my face. We need more people like you to bring a change. keep up the good work!
@@carl8455 damn never knew they were from india. The roma flag and indian flag has that same circle between their flags. Something new which i learned 🤔
holy crap i feel like a literal billionaire after watching this.... i need to make sure i never complain ever again until these people have been helped
I am from India and this is very similar to the slums in India (26% of the urban population), also, remember that the gypies are originally from India (around 1200 AD) and are known as 'sindhi' in India
You need an education in history if you think that being from India is what creates slums. The UK and US have both had some of the worst slums in the world. Heard of Charles Dickens? He wrote about them.
It’s sad to see people living like this but having seen other people with limited opportunities it seems that a big part of the problem lies in their community itself.
They have zero education. The very poor Gypsies (some of them are rich from being part of the mafia or making jewelry or singing manele) don't have access to the internet or even know how to read to know these "basic things" like building a latrine. They don't have knowledge of contraceptives or had education about sex. In the Gypsy/Roma culture the paret marry their girls as young as 11-12. In my country of Romania I saw a documentary and they interviewed a Gypsy mother that said it's against their tradition for the children to go to school and they should stay at home to help their parents.
@@jonathanharker4403 the Gypsy slums do not represent the whole of Slovakia. Slovakia is a clean and beautiful country. Explain why so many British people emmigrate? The UK is not perfect.
@@MrLordingit If it's so clean and beautiful why are there so many Slovakian immigrants in the UK? The EU used to be so good until the former communist countries of eastern and central Europe were allowed to join. They are responsible for Brexit and I for one do not welcome them in the UK. Western Europeans are fine, but not Bulgarians, Romanians, Hungarians, Polish, Slovakians, Lithuanians, etc. I have nothing against these ex-communist countries and I wish them well, but I just don't want their migrants in my country. French, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Scandinavians, Dutch, Belgians, Germans, etc are welcome.
I feel that the partying and happiness is so generic. The Roma are the laziest and dirtiest and many never work a day in their life and this is the life they get. This makes it so hard to sympathize with them because they never even try to do an honest days work. When 5 year olds are getting hooked on Cigarettes and high off oil, it’s so hard to be happy watching this video
@Tom W Bored and uneducated is a scapegoat for how these people are literally treated like trash. She's uneducated because there is a lack of schools where they live. Not to mention healthcare so that she could get contraceptives. While I too take a pause at the number of children and her age it's not hard to see why this happened and continues to do so where ever there is poverty.
They think its an investment The more children you have the more chance of one of them becoming successful and saving his family . Desperate people resort to desperate solutions..
@Anthony Clegg You give them building materials and they will most probably just sell it. The issue here is their mentality. They refuse to get educated or look for a job and instead rely entirely on government help. The more children they have the more money they recieve from the government.
@Anthony Clegg They have been given entire buildings before, which have all ended up destroyed. They would strip the building of anything valuable that can be sold.
Why not, as a start, decide not to shit on the fotball field? There are many sides to the issue but the people is, unfortunately, one of them. Why can´t they dig some shitholes or do something productive, after all most of them are unemployed just wandering around doing noting...
@@SnapszDuhh It's not necessarily about wanting to. Part of the problem is the lack of contraception, lack of knowledge on family planning and even about basic concepts such as consent and body autonomy. Girls in places like that are often raped, used and abused, but access to contraception would still reduce the amount of unwanted births. 'Why would you keep getting pregnant if you are poor?' you ask. Well, because it is often difficult enough for women to talk about being sexually abused, imagine what happens in places like this that aren't policed- hence high numbers of pregnancies and abortions (illegal and dangerous). Another bit is the culture is the pressure of getting married/into relationships at young age and bringing children into family. Boys should be educated about consent and all surrounding issues. Even with family planning education there would still be a lot of pregnancies, but putting things into perspective for these people, it should still make a difference.
Oh bullshit. They have been descriminated against for 1000 years. You don't get to say this is their fault when other actively denied them any ability to improve.
@@mattbenz99 exactly. And now the people are so justed to these conditions that they have no chance to leave this vicious cycle. Education is master key here!
@McBossBrine I can't speak for other parts of the world, but the slums I know of in my country (Ghana) and Africa are not this bad in most cases and is not considered "middle class" so which third world countries are you referring to?
@@splint3048 So imagine you were born in this situation. What would you do, run away because the kids there can survive on their own. So please explain to me how you have no sympathy. Yes many don't have the right mind set to live in a proper society but this isn't the way. I'd be ashamed if I were you its not the kid's fault.
Even though I am a gypsy, me and my family don't behave like this. Even when we were dirt poor we still kept everything nice and clean. I grew up a germaphobe due to my mum instilling it in me during my childhood. I could have grown up in a very similar situation though but some nice people helped me and my family get some good jobs and now I don't ever have to things. Sad thing is people in Slovakia won't give you any jobs and the stigma of being a dirty lazy thief will follow you wherever you go in Slovakia. While this is still no excuse but government pay is like €80 a month which is nothing so even the ones who aren't like this literally cannot escape their situation.
@@qjtvaddict well when I was 5 I moved to the UK and grew up there. After I got my degree in biochemistry, started to work as a lab technician for a company and its a good job with good pay. I'm very thankful for the people who gave me and my family the opportunity to have a better chance at life.
@@markg.1159 Thank you for being respectful. Honestly though, I don't know much about the current situation of what life is like for gypsies so maybe thing might have gotten better but I doubt it.
Let's be real...this isn't about poverty...people in the middle ages with less knowledge and resources and no blueprint of what life could be where capable to achieve more. You'll lose count if you take note of how many capable men and women were on this video alone, that could work on fixing a lot of their issues, from basic maintenance to getting firewood for those in need, a bit of farming and cleaning. I've been to slums in different parts of the world, and aside of drug and gang dens, people there tend to be very hospitable and have some sense of pride to not let things become as seen in this video.
Or at least attempting to keep their shacks clean. I can imagine how difficult it would be with no electricity or running water or a way to heat that water but still, a little tidiness would go a long way. I'm not judging, I'm only commenting. God bless these people.
@@lzrd8460 i was born in the Soviet Union. When my grandparents were young they had WW2 and the communist invasion and occupation happen. Times were very tough. But that didn't stop them from working hard and trying to improve things, which they eventually manged to do. There is nothing stopping one from at least keeping things clean. You can't let that type of environment become normal. My grandma grev up on a farm without electricity, running water or motor vehicles and somehow they still manged everything.
I think when people visit, they should leave them with rakes, shovels, buckets, etc. Also help them with ways to trap rats. If there are so many rats, then some cats would be useful. Just bring all male cats. Or some terriers. They need a way to deal with the waste/garbage all in one place, maybe by burning. If they can collect rain water and filter & boil it...good. The only means of work I can imagine them getting is entertaining. If anyone knows how to blog, they might be able to get money for the community thru that. In all honesty, a hitman should deal with the guys giving toulene/taulene to the kids.
*TRUE!* It costs very little to buy cleaning detergents, where Romas waste money on gold jewellery, latest mobile phones, largest TV screens, crates of beers, etc. .
Until 2002 we had a HUGE problem with children's toluene addiction in Brazil as well, which was a main component for shoe adhesives that anyone could buy. From 2002 onwards, its commercialization was forbidden and its use was restricted to industrial facilities. That was basically the end of this problem, but of course it was not the end of the major issue: kids without any opportunities or decent living conditions doing drugs to escape from reality.
@@rafaelmauricio51 is it zrue only 10% of brazilians smoke? Also in slums its only 10%🤪; i cant believe Here in slovakia 26% smoke cigarets. Men alone 32% smokes and gypsies have 80% smokers rate. I smoke 2 pakages a day😊
@@bingzaniGercel So here in Brazil there is marijuana, cocaine, which is a very expensive white powder, there are those sophisticated drugs, like LSD and heroin but more used by rich people in electronic parties. homeless people use "crack", cheap stones from 0.15€ to 0.20€ (they look like zombies on the streets of big cities, such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Salvador for example)
This is insane! I had no idea places like this existed in Europe. And having the balls to explore and make a video about it during a pandemic, it’s just next level!
Another good content creator, love your stuff
We haven't so awful places in Russia 😶
Many more places like this one exist in Bulgaria, whole towns like this... Roma slums, poverty, dirt... in 2020, in EU.
@@dashkinlubitel6744 because Mother Russia
Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Romania and many other countries have these places....
I've been a journalist for 16 years. I have to admit that, although you don't claim to be a journalist, this was far more journalistic than the work I've seen by many of my colleagues. Thank you Peter, keep up the good work.
@Robert Freisler it depends. It's also possible that they mute the positives to highlight the negatives. It's all about the frame.
@@EatThis79 Journalists or media nowadays are trash spreading fake news, negatives, and hiding the truth.
I appreciate vloggers more than media.
@@sawashakiletomania8955 you shouldn't. But since you think of everyone the same, I won't even bother to try to change your mind. Get your news from vloggers 🤣🤣🤣
@@sawashakiletomania8955 It’s too bad you want to live in a vacuum. Real journalists have insane standards they must meet to produce a story. Many of them take risks most of us wouldn’t take. I’m going to make a wild guess that you are lumping pundits and talking heads in with journalists. That’s too bad for you, if so.
Have a nice holiday.
And it is dangerous, asking questions about taking drugs and telling them that it is bad.
You’re definitely looking for trouble. If i were you, I will list down possible questions that may not offend them in the long run.
I find corruption and being uneducated makes them poor, allowing themselves to be exploited, they need help in terms of fully understanding ways to live their lives other than making babies. They are being deprived of how they should live their lives.
Love yourself. Don’t do things that will make you poor.
The series should be nominated for some sort of youtube award like it's that good..!
@Jordan Sami some people are just shallow i hope you are not one of them.
@Jordan Sami ok
I agree, such a great series of videos
I definitely agree
if youtube were giving out awards then they would go broke
Aladar has lost his dad brother and 3 children yet still has the heart to welcome the documentary crew keep them safe and be cheerful. That's amazing I wish you all the best in life and my condolences for your loss.
I grew up in the ghetto we never knew we were poor until we got older. We had it all good neighbors who shared, fed, and clothed us. Plenty of entertainment, and we were never lonely.
Never grew up or lived in “hood” hoods (MN’s hoods aren’t really hoods) but the ones that were rough there were good neighbors who looked out for people
If your from the states we got nothing like this around.
@@bigsouth010 what do u mean?
@@paisleyprincess7996 yeah, northside MLPS is not very welcoming 😂 are we talking about the same MN? Because I'd rather be over Southside than northside MLPS.
UNTIL SOCIETY STARTS SHAMING YOU
You presented this delicate topic in a very respectful and objective manner. Good on you, my dudes.
People who supply addictive substances to children aren't deserving of respect. Nor the people who stand by and let it happen.
@@bazzle_brush wtf should they do??
He showed us the misery while being respecteble and respecting others really chapeau bas 👍🏻
@@shrek6196 i honestly think very little can be done to get rid of people like that. usually the people who supply harmful substances have power/authority so I don't think the bystanders could just report their actions as that would jeopardise their safety
@@shrek6196
Kill the dealers?
We have plenty of slums in Brazil so it's not shocking to me. What shocks me the is the level dirt that you see everywhere inside the houses. Brazilians keep their poor places clean.
My mom always told being poor doesn’t mean you have to live in filth!
What they can do if the basic utilitys are broken and 100 people jammed together in small areas, of course there is idiots who dont care to clean and the government dont give a flying frigg about them.. Roma people are treated like trash at EU. Those old soviet union houses cement block houses are hard to clean without proper technology, Mkäy. But thats true, no matter how poor, keep it clean and in order
The government gave them new houses.
After a short while, all the plumbing, the heating and the power lines were torn out and sold as scrap metal ....
It's difficult to help these people
This is in the EU tho.
@@sirhenrypatschislewsky5248 daang
I'm Bulgarian and here we have many similar Roma slums, most of them I'd say are actually worse than what's shown in the video. But I rarely, if ever, go into them, so I can't tell you what life there is like. Some are actually not slums but dirty streets with ugly, faux Baroque houses on 3 floors that lay abandoned while the people are working out west
I'm on a roadtrip right now through Europe, and a couple of weeks ago I drove through Chripan in Stara Zagora region, Bulgaria, to friends with a farm in Izvorovo. Chirpan has one of the biggest Bulgarian slums. I think Plovdiv has the biggest. And I can confirm indeed that it's even worse in Chirpan than the one in this video. Here there are people living in old flats, made of concrete. In Chirpan it was only huts made of wood and scrap metal.
It's hard if not impossible to help people that don't want to be helped, and if you try to help them, they respond by ignoring the things you do for them. Which results in even more distance between the Europeans and the Roma. It's an endless cycle of agression against each other.
Most Bulgarians are Gypsies anyway 😂
@@zulfikaregzikutor5561 you're stupid on so many levels, dude (P.S.: I'm not even Bulgarian).
Bulgaria number one exporter of potassium
@@dadaismotienekasepta Kazakhstan!
This is why I don't watch tv anymore. We need to see the real world.
Same with me.
RUclips has some more relevant and informative documentaries about what is going on in other parts of the world. I like watching this kind of programs rather than spending my time watching non sense and repetitive programs on TV.
Exactly. I’m a 15 year old living in Ireland and it shocks but also fascinates me that there’s places like this in the EU. Everyone should see this.
And social media like insta too
Western always talks about Asian and African slums but they need to Focus their own.... I hate western.......their media never shows good side of asian countries always talks about dark side
@@GoodLuck-gc7pv Same with Arica. There are some countries that are starting to look really nice because the leaders are actually focusing on development. Like Rwanda and Botswana. But western media ALWAYS shows the bad stuff like corruption and poverty.
I don’t understand that they leave the garbage everywhere and don’t clean anything. You can be poor, but still keep your house or neighborhood clean
"gypsies"
They are still Romas.
With no infrastructure what else can they do with it?
@@BawlBag You are naive. It's true, a lack of infrastructure might be contributing, but a person does not need to be a genius in order to at least pile it someplace different than outside your window. Pissing in your own building's entrance also. Years ago some of their houses got renovated. The brilliant minds decided to take out the plastic from the new windows in order to burn it. You don't know what you are dealing with.
@@BawlBag f.ckin make one!
This dude can literally run a documentary series on his own (with a little sponsorship of course) I enjoyed every episode
He has help.
Did you just call randomly going around place a documrntary? I mean journalism has really gone to hell
with a pack of cigarettes.
@David ch ess u meant bald and bankrupt.
r u from sikkim?
Thank you for the honest and eye-opening journalism. One would never see this on MSM. THANK YOU!
Very well made, I like how you didn’t judge and left it to us to form our own opinions. Probably one of your best videos!
He didnt judge because you cant be a bad bad racist nono! Thats a suicide.
"ball just fell into human shit" this was the absolute perfect blend of seriousness and comedy
I thought he said Vlad lol
@@son_o_day omg wait maybe
@@chelseamedders4636 no he said ball, i wheezed
I just wasn’t ready for him to pop to the camera quick like that and say that lmfao
Roma peoples come to the europe 200 years ago they are basically part of Indian caste untouchable the lowest caste in India they live the same as were in India even after 200 years out of their motherland nice integration lool
You knew it was serious when Lugo and Vlad had no jokes in the beginning
Hi Peter, I am watching a lot of your videos, and I am discovering not just a great entertainer, but also a great person, a great content creators, a great narrator, a great storytellers, and yet a very ironic and funny man. You'll get what you deserve, I am sure of it. Love.
You know it's rough when Vlad and Ludo don't seem interested in/turn down alcohol.
Can you blame them though xD?
That alcohol is probably poisonous.
@@imperion8238 ya compared to the other alcohols that are not poisonous and very good for you.
I think it's because vlad and ludo know that they were poor and doesn't want to bothering them much
@@kraazyhorse we are speaking of methanol :P
Geez I’ am from Africa. Travelled to over 10 countries on the continent, never experienced or seen this level of poverty. This is eye opening
Every country has this someplace or another, sadly
No gypsies in Africa then, I'm guessing
Try visiting the Philippines. This level of poverty is quite very similar to the ones in the slums of Manila.
Dude ..have you been to Kibera,Kenya?
it means you haven't been to Kenya, Ethiopia or Uganda
Watching this from Kenya, Africa and I am speechless!Great documentary!
It often seems like people in Africa only want to see the glamorous side of Europe and ignore all the problems that exist.
@@natanulsiref this is a big problem made by main stream media it is hard to convince people problem is eveywhere in this goddam word...just we need to have intention to fix problems but not to escape from them...
@Eric, Mambo vipi
@@dailylife2543 Poa mrembo!niambie ...pia wewe unatokea hizi pande?
@@erictalis5488 Yeah,and as we always say....Kenya 🇰🇪 sihami 😂😂
I didn't expect this video to be fascinating when I decided to watch it. It turned up to be an excelent work. What a way to uncover a taboo side of your country. Much appreciate man
"and the occasional brave foreign visitor with a camera"
better known as Bald. But Bald is more than just brave, he's a mad lad!
true
ahhh yeah that's where I heard Lunik IX before!
He's probably radioactive too at this point.
And he drinks Tecate, The Cartel Beer.
How are you commenting on every video I watch
"Most of the inhabitants are unemployed" rolls a clip of a boy with More Money More Problems t-shirt, haha, well done Peter!
Tomáš Miškov I see that 😁👍🏼
also a guy in a diesel shirt!
@@kupaars I saw too >
I would like to put it this way.. more money, more problems
more problems, more solutions
more solutions less problems
Ludo’s “I don’t drink alcohol” made my day 😂
@Robert V I think he pretended to not drink alcohol as he was feeling sympathy for the family and didn't wanna hinder them
@Ginger Nob why wouldn't you ?
Stop with the racism
@Ginger Nob for real
lmfao im ded...
"Moonshine" that isn't properly distilled contains methyl alcohol which causes brain, liver, kidney, and heart damage if consumed
When I was a small kid we used to live in a building that was about 1/2 Roma. They were very nice, we all were dirt poor, the roaches were 'airborne,' lot of rats and once an outsider was murdered. The city (Chicago) took over a week to take this man's body away! Times were very tough back in the day.
Start by helping yourself, dig a hole 6-10 feet deep, 5x5 feet wide, build a latrine. Clean your house, take out your matress and blankets outside and keep it under the sunlight so as to remove bugs, clean your surroundings, etc. There are lot of things these people can do to make their neighborhood a better place.
True. Seems that they love to stay in this dirty surroundings.
Thanks for the advice, going to dig the hole tmr and shit in there
How to get the energy with no food, tolene is used by people who are hungry because it makes u forget about eating, it’s common in street kids of my country as well
Also most of these people already accept there is no way of getting better and just learn helplessness
And also they never had a responsible parent to teach them that, they all grown in the same thing that made their parents poor they have no education they probably don’t know and don’t care how to do anything to get out because they are ignorant
I’ve seen it a lot, These types of people never had a chance, and sadly most of them have been so traumatized it’s hard even to rehabilitate them into society, theyhave wrong values and ideas, never went to school
Just imagine that it’s being completely isolated by everyone else in society
And then people will blame them and call them lazy, criminals or racist things but it’s logical, they never learned anything productive from anyone. No one ever cared about them.
All they’ve known all their lives is hunger, abuse and theft
@@MacetazzOpina that's the problem. Seems they aren't even trying to change the way they're living.
She's 33 and has 9 kids. I can't even imagine the cost of raising those kids up. It's ironic to see a family of 10 or 11 in a small house while there are families of 3 or 4 in a mansion. Great video by the way. I am impressed!
She loves the sword unbelieveable
@@dozergetscrafty to be fair, what is she supposed to do? Buy some birth control pills at the pharmacy around the corner? Lol her husband needs to learn to pull out
Most of the cost it's on society shoulders, and tax payers.
If each kills a rat each, there will be less rats!
They worry not about "costs". They are simply having children. And I assure you that if they were clean and well-educated in their families, not the costs would be the problem here, but proper education.
In the meanwhile, the "civilized" West willingly sterilize themselves and consider children to be a huge burden and cost becomes an issue.
Our grandparents had 9-12 children and had no electricity and no iphones, no TV, no supermarkets, and yet their children did not die of stsrvation. They were clean and had a sound moral education at home, even if they did not go to schools, neiter attended universities. We aa a "modern" society became too materialistic and materialistic societies destroy themselves from within due to their worries of "costs" regarding having children, while throwing away tons of food and spending money on luxury items.
Our grandparents were poor, but morally and spiritually sound.
Today we live like *kings* comparing to them, and yet we *dare* complain that we don't have enough money for a decent living even here in Eastern Europe, because we keep comparibg the dtandards of living with those in the West, where THOUSANDS OF EUROS will make you *more human*...
When famine strikes, these gypsies will live and the spoiled brats will die, because they got used to luxury lives while considering themselves poor.
Reason why I'm watching this at midnight:
1. I genuinely enjoy this series.
2. The hype and the request in insta story as he said, please don't miss this particular episode.
@Divij Shastri Domah Nah Mate, Nepal!
@Divij Shastri Domah Yes, man, also, Happy Diwali.
Youre a legend mate, thanks for showing this and bringing it to the surface :)
Can’t believe that this is just around 300km away from Vienna, the world’s most livable city where I am watching this video. Greeting from Austria ✌️
Romi are from India...one of indian people
@São João do mundo true
سلام. خوش میگذره؟ آب و هواش سرد نیست اتریش؟ خیلی دوست دارم بیام ولی از سرما می ترسم. هند رفتم آب وهواش عالیه ولی وضعیت کار و درامد زیاد خوب نیست.
@@dragannikolic1879 And Indian people are from Africa and so are other country's people. What exactly is your point??? If there are poor people in europe, its the responsibility of European govt to improve their lives. There are also Indian people in US, highest earning ethnic group in entire US, terrorism and poverty has no religion or race.
@@dragannikolic1879 And we are all from Africa. Your point?
It is very sad to see children addicted to drugs and needing to escape their reality. This should not be childhood.
That isnt so uncommon even in America
@@AgniFirePunch are you comparing American children to what these kids go through daily? Omg 🙄🤦🏾♀️ there’s NO comparison, none!
@@rachaelnwaoha3543 ignorant
@@rachaelnwaoha3543 you don’t need to live in slums to want to get away from your life problems. There are many children who are abused mentally, physically, and sexually that you would never know about. Even rich kids can be abused by the ones who raised them. Using drugs as an escape has never only been for people who have nothing.
Slums are common in many places around the world. Brazil may have the highest number of slums and most of them very similar to the one in the video.
"So what position do u play on the field?"
"I play goalpost"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Anyone offering a head for a ball? :p
Well done PPPeter - that's a pretty amazing video you've made. Thanks for making it and sharing it with us.
4:14
Aladar: Come on just one small glass of wine!
Ludo: "I don't drink alcohol" 🤣🤣
🤣🤧
”Sorry, I don’t drink methanol.”
"I don't drink toluene"
Hahahaha! My man was scared of that instant death! 🤣😅
I don’t wanna drink from a glass that’s never been washed
In Romania, if they invite you to party first, it means you getting robbed when you drunk..
@andybandy122 bruh
@andybandy122 oh I know, I’m there each year haha! But you can’t deny the fact that if you’re a tourist like Peter, and you go in a gypsy town, the chances you get robbed are very much increased!
@@scoupidypooTTV I think it probably depends a great deal on how you approach the situation. If you display prejudice or not for example. Roma are the most persecuted minority in Europe. Hence they have developed their own separate but impoverished society. No doubt like most humans they also desire connection though, even with outsiders.
@@eeekkk34235 Correct! Prejudice will keep you safe 99% of the time. Relaxing will not.
@@praisekek8263 No, it will do just the opposite. Vigilance has nothing to do with it. One can be vigilant and open.
When your town is called "Svinia" you know it's bad.
What a splendid video though. The big guy is a hero.
It sounds like swine, does that really mean that?
@@ennd91 it means pig in Slovak. So yes could be interpreted as swine. Pretty fitting
Aaah, they were just living up to their name, our bad.
@@AlienProbage I love how politically incorrect it is.
That big guy literally kept them safe, maybe alive. NEVER go to a place like this without a trustworthy guide.
It's a sick world we're living... Social media is full of lifestyle marketing, while in reality, we have seen people struggling badly.
They don't deserve that, no one either.
They do it to themselves
@@randomuruk7230100%
Holy shit this place makes the favelas in Brazil look good.
Wherever they go they make slums and piles of garbage. If was just Slovakia we could call it racism but when a certain group of people spread across the globe ALWAYS does the same thing and end up in the same way can we say is racism? It's all start with a "occupation" of an area with tents and becomes a slum. Have 9, 10 kids when they can barely afford to have 1. They build slums in Colombia, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia, Russia...everywhere. You can say "slovakia is racista" maybe, but if they weren't racists would the outcome be different? The same poor hygiene and slum living method is applied BY THEM wherever they go
When a ethnic, cultural racial or "religious" group replicates their bad behavior over and over again, in different countries with different histories/culture/race is racism a thing or the problem is them? Because the system always try to turn certain groups as victims and blame the population of a country or region as racist or xenophobic against this group when in fact the group might be the problem.
@@politiksispoker2362 no roma slums in finland even though we have 100 000 of them. we have some problems with them because of their low employment rate but other than that they tend to be ok. Maybe it is the better finnish education system and welfare system that makes living like this impossible since our welfare system makes sure no one gets left behind and is given a equal chance at life.
@@politiksispoker2362 like can you blame a kid for having a fucked up life if he was born in a place like this? Yeah, sure they fucked up but only way to fix it to give the children a fighting chance in life. If you share a bed with 8 siblings, rats and shit in a bush those drugs will seem quite tempting to numb the feeling of humiliation and suffering.
@@politiksispoker2362 If they are treated badly in the places they go to, then it's likely they will isolate and form their own slums and communities. That is definitely not unique to the Roma community I can assure you. Gypsies, Roma and travellers have a long history of persecution in Europe, consistent denial of access to basic services has led to generational issues. No one is born with the intention to live in the slum the same way no one is born a criminal. Ask yourself, what has been done to try and fix the problem? Have local authorities built schools in the area? Is there emphasis on teaching skills to the unemployed youth? No? So, the blame is a double edged sword then.
@@nituraa8147 you are right. But they have to start making fewer babies. If i had 9 babies maybe i would live in a similar condition. Both sides should make an effort. Not only the state.
Slovakia, Romania, Hungary and most of the Balkans - Roma people live the same, bealive the same, act the same.
In Bulgaria is absolutely the same
@RikkiTikkiTavi Nobody would confuse a half-Spanish-half-Latvian person with a Gypsies. Roma people resemble Indians in race. 🤔
@@FireGriffon yea coz they are from india
Roma people are the same in Turkey. Wherever you go, they’re the same
Oh no, in the Netherlands they drive luxury cars and have big huge very white marble places to live. And they even vacuüm outside their homes!
Their taste for things and clothing is shit though.
I have many realizations after watching this i should be thankful that i can eat 3-4 times a day and having a good shelter.
why should you be thankful? it should be a human right for all
@@Art1cM0k3yz he/she/it is thankful because even tho it should be a human right. It simply isn’t the case in most parts of the world.
@@Die4dutch2 I think you meant “they” not “it” lol
@@chock7099 i tried to be lgtbq friendly 😂 its 2021 and u never know these days xd. Gotta be careful before a full on genderneutral starts raging lol
@@Die4dutch2 😂😂☺
I had no idea this existed before your video. Thank you so much for sharing, and I really like the way you portrayed Lunix iX and summed it up at the end. Thank you!
Next up: Top 10 villages that would do better as Borat's village than the original
Yet you won't find anything like this in real Kazakhstan.
That’s why I always thought borat should have been Eastern European instead of central Asian. Just everything from his village to the borat soundtrack is Eastern Europe the only similarity is that the languages are both Cyrillic based
@@braylenc6718 He chosed Asia because the Roma population comes from Northern India to be more closer to their roots.
@@braylenc6718 the village he filmed is in romania
@@braylenc6718 they actually filmed that scene in a Romanian village. rumor is they didn't even pay the people, they just offered them a free party.
Cleanliness has nothing to do with poverty. It's lack of morality and the lack of will to live a better life. If you go to any village in South Asia, people are poor, but their surroundings are not unclean.
Same in Jamaica 👌
Some persons are poor but they always keep they're sorroundings clean
Being poor is no excuse
But I do would want to help them if I had the money and resources
These are ethnic indians. From India who migrated 1000 years ago
These indians are every where ,very clever in business and It,,,, China be aware,India is on the rise ,superpower in 50 years,
@@mukeshpatel-gj4sd 😂😂😂 what makes u think that India will become super power in 50 years. Forget about 50 india won't be able to rise in the next 2000 years. India is devolving backwards.
Joti Phassang yeah sadly you’re right. Indian people are almost always successful outside India but the nation itself is going backwards
"my father, brother, my 3 children died"....i have no words
He said it so casually!
@@diane9247 yeah because he has lots more lol and probably more coming...
@@danieldan4381 It's not funny.
@@lail111 but sadly that's how these people "take care" of their kids.
I didn't know how to react when he said that. At the beginning of the video I thought it was not 100% serious. I think the whole video is a bit superficial and I say this because I live in a country where every major city has at least 3 slums.
But it's hard to doubt high death percentage in this hygiene conditions.
Very professional, quite objective, not biased. Brilliant job.
05:44 as I Brazilian, I would never imagine to hear a Brazilian song - Bum Bum Tam Tam in a slum in Europe. Music travels a long way.
Same.
the song was pretty huge i hear it here all the time
@@PedroHenrique-sn4xt kkk incel do caralho
Kevinho is pretty big in europe
yeppp kkkkkkkkkk
I'm an east African Islander and I can tell you that even in my country which is considered as one of the poorest country in this world, there is no place like this. I've never seen anything like this. The poorest people of my underdeveloped country live 10 times better than these people. Hope they get help ASAP.
I live in South Africa, haven't seen anything like this
No they don't I'm suggesting your speaking about Madagascar
@@marcoslightspeed5517 There is much worse in South Africa the back end of Cato Manor in Durban, the slums behind Umhlanga, parts of the Cape FLats.
@@Winston_Chu there are many island on the east of africa it can be comoros, seychelles, or even maldives
@@marcoslightspeed5517 I am from India, we never think Africans only are poor, we know the reality of the world .
BBC AND CNN ARE WORLD CLASS LIERS
You know Mumbai, city in India is richer that some EUROPEAN countries!
You people are just like us, colonized, destroyed and I am sure ur history is also opperesd like ours etc. You are still resource rich use them and history will repeat itself
they are friendly with you because you know the boss, you have his protection, else....
According to a census, there are more than 570 slums in France, including 113 in the greater Paris region of Ile-de-France. Among the 16,000 people living in squalid conditions, 36 percent are children, according to figures quoted by Le Monde.
France is Africa Inshallah
Amazing. Normally, the Slovak language is so similar to Polish that I do not need a translator to understand everything. Greetings from Poland!
As russian i can understand 80%
@Arid Sohan Cyganie, the Gypsies aren't Slavic tho. These aren't Slovaks- those are Gypsies living in Slovakia. Gypsies are actually of Indian ancestry. We do have Gypsy communities in Poland as well and in most cases the integration doesn't look all that great. Most people are only gonna want to help others to certain point if your help is rejected time and time again. If a community refuses the help and decides to live without any integration whatsoever, often against local laws, rules and traditions, at times causing some trouble, over time you can expect people's attitudes to not be exactly friendly towards that community.
Same to portuguese and spanish
@@staszewaM So much for multiculturalism, this is what the west will have in 100 years, a ton of ethnic ghettos.
These are not your fellow Slavs. I mean, c'mon.
Poor Aladar, his father, brother and his 3 kids died and he still laughs, smiles and seems joyful
I know this is not what you want to hear, poor guy yes, but also probably has 10 more kids on the side... Problem here is they multiply too fast and do nothing nor change nothing nor want to change causing problems in each country... But he seems genuine like a nice guy who is trying to change stuff around so respect to him.
unfortunately it is still likely very common to lose children under 5 years old.
@RikkiTikkiTavi I totally hear you on this but you picked weird examples.
Human life means a lot to Americans? Lol. 1% of ppl in prison, no trying to stop COVID, guns everywhere, expensive for profit healthcare, wars for fun.
And to the Swiss? The country run on blood money and exploiting the rest of the world's food and water systems. Maybe Swiss life means a lot to them but clearly not human life in general.
@RikkiTikkiTavi Don't believe it has anything to do with valuing life. A few generations back your family probably had many children because it was expected that some would unfortunately die. Many of these families are living in the same conditions as your grandparents or great grandparents with no running water, no sewer system, no electricity, crowded housing, poor insulation and maybe one heat source. Each family is likely to have children die before the age of 5 from diseases and medical conditions you'll see children die of in the less developed world. These families are also religious and even if they wanted contraception likely couldn't afford most contraception options which is another reason for the amount of children.
@RikkiTikkiTavi You don't just give birth to strong kids. Families had kids and only the strongest survived. Wasn't able to find the average family size in Latvia in English throughout the ages but the recorded infant mortality was still pretty high in the early 1900s so it is very probable that many families would lose at least one if not more children. Many families would not have recorded all births. Many children would not be recorded until families were sure they would survive.
epc2016.princeton.edu/papers/160624
I know some gypsies that are from romania and bulgaria, they sit in front of supermarkets in vienna where i live and they want to beg the whole day even if a have a job for them. in my neighborhood there are three brothers and every one of them has his "own" supermarket where he sits every day, everything is organized and the money is given to their "boss"
Same here in the UK.. they pretend to be muslims too haha
@@iddutube9316 because they know that muslims help each other.
They are from India originally.
They are neither romanian or bulgarian
I am a Romanian born and raised in Austria and what OP said sadly is true. Most of the times everything is organized and they beg for money the whole day and the boss thing is also kinda true, these bosses provide some places to sleep/hide and live(because they don‘t have legal papers) and yeah that is how they pay him. Also they prefer to beg because they actually make a decent amount of money(for their standards ofc) for just sitting in one place. In the Pandemic they often clean/disinfect your shopping trays and you can give them some money, which actually I find pretty nice.
And yes they are romanian or bulgarian, I hear them talking (and always greet them back) in romanian most of the times haha. But of course there are also people from other countries not just romania or bulgaria. For more info just ask me :)
I think it's my third time watching this but it still gives me chills and still can't imagine there's a place like this in Europe. Such an eye opener to me
Many countries have them and its not rare, in spain, my country, every city and big village has some part like this, in eastern europe like bulgaria and romania its far more common
The fact that im littearly bulgarian myself scares me even more 😭
Your profile picture matches your expression lol.
I've been to slums in West Africa, I've been to slums in SE Asia, I have to say this is worse then all of them because at least in those places people are actively looking for work and trying to find a way out
True, it looks like here they just gave up on themselves and accept this life
That is the most disturbing thing about this. Why are these people smiling and laughing as their children are being bitten by rats and dropping dead from drugs? Why are they cheerfully playing games in human excrement? This is seriously fucked up.
wonder how these people lived during communism, I imagine it might have actually been better than now?
@@automnejoy5308 it kind of reminds of me how the lowest caste Indians(untouchables) living on the streets in India have accepted their way of life doing the worst/dirtiest jobs over there and living in the most unimaginable slums. The overall society totally rejects them and don't even want to be within 10meter of them. Their religion leads them to believe its due to sin in a past life or something and this is karma that they have to accept forever. Its sad how sometimes culture/tradition/religion can cripple a people for hundreds of years.
Seems like a lot of learned helplessness, ignorance and deficits caused by alcohol and drug abuse.
I feel like PPPeter is a new kind of vice documentary
Except he isn't biased
he is the nas daily of slovakia
@@Shreyaasreyli nas daily🤣🤣
@@AK_Studioz 😂
@@Shreyaasreyli u watch nas daily videos?
Legends say Peter is still taking a shower after filming this episode.
Burning his clothes
100%
@@Automedon2 We have actual footage: ruclips.net/video/cGp2cEQaTMA/видео.html
@@roromil2441 LOL. That was f'n funny.
He was also grateful for Covid. It gave him an excuse to wear that mask.
I’m a late comer. What an excellent channel. Thanks. Subscribed. 🇦🇺
This is too sad to watch until the end ....My grandparents were very poor ,trying to build up their lives again , after the war... but they used to say " ..if you are poor , it doesn't mean you have to live in a dirt "....Period .
this, i like
@RikkiTikkiTavi Thank you for your kind words ❤️
@@Agnieszka122 I suppose your grandparents weren't gypsies then.
@@RaduRadonys Hahaha , you are hilarious 👍 Poland , my beautiful homeland , Poland 🇵🇱
I love Aladar. "Keep an eye on your phones and wallets...you know how it goes here."
The lady: The rats are huge!
Peter: How big?
The lady: *shows the size of her baby*
Peter: That gigantic!
🤣🤣🤣
her solution to problem... make more kids ! maybe to give her newborn to the Rat king !
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💔
Poor families in poor countries always have many children dude. Just step un their life condition and confort, then they will make 1.2 like europeans.
She was calling her baby a rat.
As a Indian , I feel very very heartbreaking , because the condition is more more bad than our slums. The original Romani people was Indian nomads. Slums of India is bad looking but a lot of School , hospital and job services are available.
I just hope they don't get racism there. They should get a proper opportunity to occupy a great life.
Yea they were from a lower caste in India and even in Europe they are a lower caste…
@@streettravelxxi no man , they were not from lower caste , they were particularly Rajasthani and Sindhi. They left India because of Turkish attack in India.
@@shayanraj7840 We had Turkish attacks in Europe too u guys r lucky they left 😂
India has a lot of slums..some are good and some are even worse than this.....
@@screation579 😂😂 watch any slums video of India and then consider. One thing for sure you will find , there is full availablity of job and there is no crime. People live there to save money or live cheaply but not for crime.
its weird - they have tme to party and get drunk/high but they dont even clean up the litter in front of their houses. hard to feel sorry tbh fam
plenty of time to organize the waste if nothing else, perhaps then it would be removed
Yep
You know they're probably just used to trash and it's probably too hopeless to the point of not caring because it will just become filthy again due to those who don't care. It's definitely not a case of "You're privilege showing" to think like this, I take that as sarcasm though so I will lay off what the other white man said to you.
@@ledeuce4820 of course its cultural. There is no way any other people would accept to live in such a shithole. If you take any other people and put them in this place the next day they would have formed "workgroups" which first of all would take the litter away. Next step if someone is caught littering he is obliged to clean the whole block where he lives. Order, morality, persistence.
@drip
Are you European?
I feel like...going without Aladar, this would have been a different story...
Underrated!
Probably. When it comes to slums (no intention to disrespect here by calling it that way), as long as you know a guy from inside, who knows a lot of guys from inside, you’re okay. Well, mostly. Unless you come across someone who’s high as fuck and doesn’t recognize that guy you know who’s from inside.
Edit: ymmv, have a friend that knew a guy in a favella and still some idiots try to rob from em
Bald and Bankrupt rolled into Lunix IX and didn't have a problem. That being said, I think he's nuts, and I wouldn't go there without a local in a million years.
@@frankyfourfingers1382 yh hes brave af
yeah, mostly because the guy barely knows how to behave himself
It’s incredible to see the differences of how people live in different parts of the world. We should be grateful for what we have because we are incredibly fortunate
True. But can't keep jealousy seeing people from western Europe. I wish I was born somewhere in Netherlands or England
@@mississippijones5204 where are you from dude?
@@matteocamoli43 I'm from Kyiv, Ukraine.
Even within countries there are huge disparities often. Take Slovakia for example m the slums and then Bratislava for instance it's a huge difference! Or Panama, Panama City has huge skyline but the countryside can be very poor. The countries with extreme differences are the most baffling to me. In South Africa for example you have the feeling you are on different planets sometimes! Inequality is a huge huge problem EVERYWHERE!
@@fjellyo3261 I agree lack of economic equality is a massive issue
The guy standing there at 13:10 in the „more money more problems“ shirt is such a great shot. How ironic
This makes Compton look like Beverly Hills...
Bruh, poor people in the US get government housing. Same people boast about coming from the “hood”. Yeah, the hood in the riches nation of the World.
@@MrGA555 The states has way more poor areas than Europe. Look at south America, or the states overall, so much poor people. you cant compare it with Europe, especialy not with west.
Beside of that, who told you the US is the richest nation XD. i mean common, that must be a long time ago.Thats Qatar or Arab emirates, Europe west
@@mother-fng-bonswa3612 Europe has a lot of different countries and areas.
Congratulations????
@@mother-fng-bonswa3612 Lol you do realize if you are in the bottom 5% in the USA you are still wealthier than 68% of the world’s population?
This is so interesting. I'm from Canada and never realized that Slovakia even had slums. The people seem really welcoming and friendly. This is a problem in many countries these days but its so cool to hear they are trying to change things one step at a time. Amazing video❤
They can be friendly but i can tell you i will never go ther. We had super tiny slam in the city where i am from and if u could u just walk longer distance just not walking in that area. They have they life many of them are super talented people but i think they want to escape this sick system.
Theyll wave hi with one hand and pick your pocket with the other , dont trust them
Yea...indeed...Very friendly.
He had to pay all the time people to let him film.
He was threatened to get beaten.
He ended up with human shit on his head.
What a lovely society.
@@uhrologe2596 Just your average day in East Vancouver 😂
5:47
Roma gypsies listening to brazillian music in Slovakia is the most random thing I have ever seen HAHAHA loved it!
Gypsies are basically the European variant of Brazilians from favelas
@@flzrin Point is, most people in slums in Brazil listen to this kind of music. Many out of them, too. It's just surprising to see Slovakians vibing to our funk, hahah.
@@flzrin I'm a gypsy from Slovakia, me and my friend did the DNA test and its was so e percentage Latin American along side African, European and Asian
and watching TV in Hungarian at 11:00 😂
@@fswerneck you can listen to that on basically any radio post from central or eastern europe
I have so many mixed emotions. You guys are amazing and brave as hell!! Thanks
Forget Covid, place like this one is cooking the Black Bubbonic Plague.
We should ignore covid.
Yes!! 👏
I can only hope...
Stfu
@@retrospecative2454 why
People who live in countries with many Roma communities will know: Peter only got treated like a friend, because he knew Aladar, the 'little boss', of the community.
He would get robbed, probably stabbed, maybe left to die otherwise.
you sure about that ?
@@aneeshprasobhan Absolutely.
@@SilencedButNotForgotten damn it’s really like that ? We have a area in London where there are Roma people but they don’t seem to cause too much trouble
@@luffypirateking1068 In Croatia, when the ambulance goes to their villages, they need special police escorting them fully armed. It's that bad.
@@derbigpr500 They sound no better than those people of the most peaceful religion on earth.
I never understood why people make children when they know in their right mind they can't possibly guarantee their health.
Lack of access to contraception, some children are probably the product of rape, sadly, too. Anywhere that has outdoor (non-sex segregated) toilets almost always has a rape problem.
I think you have never met a gypsy lol
Because people want to feel some sort of pleasure so they have sex, but they cant afford birth control. So then they fall pregnant.
It's because the more children then more man power and ultimately more money. Also some children won't make it to adults so they can't just have 1 kid.
Lack of education. Poorer people and less developed countries always have higher birth rates
Robis svoje reporty velmi dobre...zdravim z Cypru,nech sa vam dari.
"I'm dirt poor and live in a shithole, lets have 9 children to bring in to this life"
Good idea
The more children you have the hire odds of survival are in these parts of the world.
@@theuberman7170 I'm pretty sure they just like fucking, my dude.
They cannot aford condom.
im willing to bet there is a lot of non-consensual sex going on, lets be real here
When you have nothing else, sex is a “free” pleasure. I’ve heard stories of love making in cattle cars. Humans will always seek human connection.
If I was living in conditions like that , forced to have baby after baby after baby, I would probably be looking for any way to get high too. This is DEPRESSING.
Where are u from
Forced to have baby after baby??
@@bubblegun6163 the lady had 33 years, with 9 children.
@@franciscomaia3299 And how this proves that she was forced do to it? I don't get it.
@@truth-uncensored2426 human nature
"Show us that tattoo of messi"
*shows tattoo*
It says mesi
Oof, its spelled wrong . _.
Mesi pretty much means that you're a pussy in Swedish. (mesig but the g is mostly silent)
Its a messy tattoo
most slovenians use 1 sign(letter) for every sound that is spoken in spelling the word(example: tattoo=tatu, that=det, subscribe=sabskrayb...). so basically, it is spelled well.
@@huhman2972 yes, the people that are unschooled and have no clue write like this, but you cant write a word wrong, if its a slang or whatever its still wrong.
How do they know Messi??
I'm really enjoying the series, been to Slovakia many times, but did not know of nearly any of the things in the series!
Also really brave of you guys to make this video... There is a well justified reason for people avoiding Romas and places like this.
This is how Bratislava looks like, according to american movies
I'm offended :/ I come from slovakia
This is basically how every single other country looks in American movies*
Hahaha eurotrip epic movie
@@Gloverfield Not the France, we just nibble baguette !!
True 😂 However, the inner city looks nothing like this. But even the "better" hoods look pretty bad compared to where I live now.
Im slovakian myself , and a roma. Left the country 11 years ago , im glad to see some people acutally show the bright side for once and appriciate the people without much judgement, brings a smile on my face. We need more people like you to bring a change. keep up the good work!
Indeed. :) As a foreigner who lived in Slovakia I have to say a disproportionate amount of people who were welcoming to me were Roma.
Bruh can you explain me who actually are roma people?
@@endroholic7161 wikipedia.org/wiki/Roma_people
@@carl8455 damn never knew they were from india. The roma flag and indian flag has that same circle between their flags. Something new which i learned 🤔
@@endroholic7161 Not the same circle. The Indián flag has a chakra and the roma flag has a wheel representing the long time they traveled
holy crap i feel like a literal billionaire after watching this.... i need to make sure i never complain ever again until these people have been helped
only person you should complain to is yourself.. everyone makes their own way
@@vincentshelpfulhints4085 to some extent sure... but some people get much better head starts and dont even realize it
you can not change IQ so easy .I think, is a helpless situation .They do not want to change or work,or clean ...
shut up
there's people that live like that in your damn city hypocrite
I am from India and this is very similar to the slums in India (26% of the urban population), also, remember that the gypies are originally from India (around 1200 AD) and are known as 'sindhi' in India
I think some Gypsies call themself "Sinti", which sounds like "sindhi"
You need an education in history if you think that being from India is what creates slums. The UK and US have both had some of the worst slums in the world. Heard of Charles Dickens? He wrote about them.
@@thewhatorwhy but they cleaned up
india cant and wont do that
@@AlexandrawOfficial_Lexi Yes they will. But you can never stop being racist.
It’s sad to see people living like this but having seen other people with limited opportunities it seems that a big part of the problem lies in their community itself.
yes Chris...so true
more like capitalist exploitation and a misallocation of resources and opportunities to a privileged few in primarily the west.
@Rich Smith which group are you talking about?
Which country?
They have zero education. The very poor Gypsies (some of them are rich from being part of the mafia or making jewelry or singing manele) don't have access to the internet or even know how to read to know these "basic things" like building a latrine. They don't have knowledge of contraceptives or had education about sex. In the Gypsy/Roma culture the paret marry their girls as young as 11-12. In my country of Romania I saw a documentary and they interviewed a Gypsy mother that said it's against their tradition for the children to go to school and they should stay at home to help their parents.
- Mom, can I make African vlog? - We have African vlog at home.
what does this even mean
Maybe it's worse than Africa
African vlog at home:
@@ud2543 to be honest it looks a little cleaner to one of my city slums not gonna lie
Just in case you wonder where check casablanca's slum they're something least to say
The name of this town literally translates to "Pig".
Gahahaja 😁
Hhhh good morning sir
So there's 8 other pigs?
@Samantha Grave not funny
@Samantha Grave think of these people before u laugh
One of the best documentaries I’ve seen! It’s an eye opener for me. You earn my sub mate!👌😍
Its better to be homeless than live inside that house.
True
i feel like living on the streets is more hygienic than living in a house like that but at least it protects you somehow from the weather
@@sarahsomerhalder5482 Didn't the woman say that when it rains the room gets flooded?
At least they have a roof over their heads
@@mariorobertson3732 yeah, a roof with holes
I'm from Slovakia and these videos shocked me as well...
Western media impact 😁
@@rahulrock1696 not jist western media. Do you think other main medias show bad things of own country?
Now I understand why we have so many Slovakian immigrants in the U.K.
@@jonathanharker4403 the Gypsy slums do not represent the whole of Slovakia. Slovakia is a clean and beautiful country. Explain why so many British people emmigrate? The UK is not perfect.
@@MrLordingit If it's so clean and beautiful why are there so many Slovakian immigrants in the UK? The EU used to be so good until the former communist countries of eastern and central Europe were allowed to join. They are responsible for Brexit and I for one do not welcome them in the UK. Western Europeans are fine, but not Bulgarians, Romanians, Hungarians, Polish, Slovakians, Lithuanians, etc. I have nothing against these ex-communist countries and I wish them well, but I just don't want their migrants in my country. French, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Scandinavians, Dutch, Belgians, Germans, etc are welcome.
Why don't western media cover this kinda news instead of always making news about how dirty africa,india etc is 24/7
It is a well-known situation in the Central and Eastern European countries where Roma people reside. No need to cover it
@@CptDangernoodle Isn't well known in Africa India too?
@@bourgeoisiewhacker2405 Not Roma people, but sure
it would be racist to cover this because they are not europeans...
They come from India and bring India with them in Europe.
I feel that the partying and happiness is so generic. The Roma are the laziest and dirtiest and many never work a day in their life and this is the life they get. This makes it so hard to sympathize with them because they never even try to do an honest days work.
When 5 year olds are getting hooked on Cigarettes and high off oil, it’s so hard to be happy watching this video
"I have 9 children"
Why bring 9 others into this?
@Tom W Bored and uneducated is a scapegoat for how these people are literally treated like trash. She's uneducated because there is a lack of schools where they live. Not to mention healthcare so that she could get contraceptives. While I too take a pause at the number of children and her age it's not hard to see why this happened and continues to do so where ever there is poverty.
Because they collect payments for each child of course... this is a well-known fact about the Roma community and why they multiply so much.
They think its an investment
The more children you have the more chance of one of them becoming successful and saving his family .
Desperate people resort to desperate solutions..
Latin americans ask ourselves the same question daily
@@southport65 So for selfish reasons. I see.
The problem with them is that they never improve their surroundings and have apathy towards their condition.
100 percent. Any government intervention would just make it worse.
@UCUaUXVElmbrQ7DOvuB4eTKg You don't know what reactionary is.
@Anthony Clegg You give them building materials and they will most probably just sell it. The issue here is their mentality. They refuse to get educated or look for a job and instead rely entirely on government help. The more children they have the more money they recieve from the government.
@Anthony Clegg They have been given entire buildings before, which have all ended up destroyed. They would strip the building of anything valuable that can be sold.
Why not, as a start, decide not to shit on the fotball field? There are many sides to the issue but the people is, unfortunately, one of them. Why can´t they dig some shitholes or do something productive, after all most of them are unemployed just wandering around doing noting...
The dancing scene reminds me of Borat😂
Yeep me too
Very nice
@@pokuni7319 lol
Channels like this are why i love RUclips.
oh god imagine being a woman in there...no access to proper contraception or prenatal care, probably getting pregnant every 1-2 years. This is hell
They can get proper health care because it's free and very good actually. But many of them are poor educated...
Whats wrong with hetting pregnant every 1 or 2 weeks? I mean if they want to
@@tredue6642 Why would you keep getting pregnant if you are poor? Why would you bring more children into this world to put them through that?
@@SnapszDuhh I always wondered that.. maybe give them a will to live themselves??? Idk
@@SnapszDuhh It's not necessarily about wanting to. Part of the problem is the lack of contraception, lack of knowledge on family planning and even about basic concepts such as consent and body autonomy. Girls in places like that are often raped, used and abused, but access to contraception would still reduce the amount of unwanted births. 'Why would you keep getting pregnant if you are poor?' you ask. Well, because it is often difficult enough for women to talk about being sexually abused, imagine what happens in places like this that aren't policed- hence high numbers of pregnancies and abortions (illegal and dangerous). Another bit is the culture is the pressure of getting married/into relationships at young age and bringing children into family. Boys should be educated about consent and all surrounding issues. Even with family planning education there would still be a lot of pregnancies, but putting things into perspective for these people, it should still make a difference.
It's all just about the mentality of the place they are born in and the habits they learn from parents....
Exactly, the vicious circle has to be broken. They need to see the life outside, get proper education and a chance to do something of their lives.
Oh bullshit. They have been descriminated against for 1000 years. You don't get to say this is their fault when other actively denied them any ability to improve.
@@mattbenz99 exactly. And now the people are so justed to these conditions that they have no chance to leave this vicious cycle. Education is master key here!
@@fjellyo3261 How does a person “see life from the outside,” when no effort has been spared for centuries to keep them from being able to do that?
@@sazji idk. Action has to be taken! Definitely. I would be ashamed a stage leader of a country when this exists!
I will not complain ever again. This is beyond comprehension.
But they appear to do nothing to better their situation. I have no sympathy for them.
@McBossBrine I can't speak for other parts of the world, but the slums I know of in my country (Ghana) and Africa are not this bad in most cases and is not considered "middle class" so which third world countries are you referring to?
McBossBrine Lol...you're joking😂😂😂
@@splint3048 So imagine you were born in this situation. What would you do, run away because the kids there can survive on their own. So please explain to me how you have no sympathy. Yes many don't have the right mind set to live in a proper society but this isn't the way. I'd be ashamed if I were you its not the kid's fault.
@@splint3048 you cant better your situation if you dont know any better.
Even though I am a gypsy, me and my family don't behave like this. Even when we were dirt poor we still kept everything nice and clean. I grew up a germaphobe due to my mum instilling it in me during my childhood. I could have grown up in a very similar situation though but some nice people helped me and my family get some good jobs and now I don't ever have to things. Sad thing is people in Slovakia won't give you any jobs and the stigma of being a dirty lazy thief will follow you wherever you go in Slovakia. While this is still no excuse but government pay is like €80 a month which is nothing so even the ones who aren't like this literally cannot escape their situation.
What about the UK
@@qjtvaddict well when I was 5 I moved to the UK and grew up there. After I got my degree in biochemistry, started to work as a lab technician for a company and its a good job with good pay. I'm very thankful for the people who gave me and my family the opportunity to have a better chance at life.
Thanks for commenting. It's really frustrating to read all of these hateful comments from people who don't have any insight into the situation.
@@markg.1159 Thank you for being respectful. Honestly though, I don't know much about the current situation of what life is like for gypsies so maybe thing might have gotten better but I doubt it.
Exactly it's about the government not the people. In Iran and Egypt gypsies are successful people for example
Let's be real...this isn't about poverty...people in the middle ages with less knowledge and resources and no blueprint of what life could be where capable to achieve more.
You'll lose count if you take note of how many capable men and women were on this video alone, that could work on fixing a lot of their issues, from basic maintenance to getting firewood for those in need, a bit of farming and cleaning.
I've been to slums in different parts of the world, and aside of drug and gang dens, people there tend to be very hospitable and have some sense of pride to not let things become as seen in this video.
Or at least attempting to keep their shacks clean. I can imagine how difficult it would be with no electricity or running water or a way to heat that water but still, a little tidiness would go a long way. I'm not judging, I'm only commenting. God bless these people.
Agreed
Ah western guys. Always the smartest.
It's a cultural problem, not an economic one.
@@lzrd8460 i was born in the Soviet Union. When my grandparents were young they had WW2 and the communist invasion and occupation happen. Times were very tough. But that didn't stop them from working hard and trying to improve things, which they eventually manged to do. There is nothing stopping one from at least keeping things clean. You can't let that type of environment become normal. My grandma grev up on a farm without electricity, running water or motor vehicles and somehow they still manged everything.
poverty should not stop a person from keeping his place of living and his surroundings clean.
I think when people visit, they should leave them with rakes, shovels, buckets, etc.
Also help them with ways to trap rats. If there are so many rats, then some cats would be useful. Just bring all male cats. Or some terriers. They need a way to deal with the waste/garbage all in one place, maybe by burning. If they can collect rain water and filter & boil it...good.
The only means of work I can imagine them getting is entertaining. If anyone knows how to blog, they might be able to get money for the community thru that. In all honesty, a hitman should deal with the guys giving toulene/taulene to the kids.
*TRUE!* It costs very little to buy cleaning detergents, where Romas waste money on gold jewellery, latest mobile phones, largest TV screens, crates of beers, etc. .
@@pinklady7184 they can simply take a broom and clean it up.
Exactly!! I mean for sure, there’s a garbage truck that collects. Unless that’s the dumping ground.
Agree
Until 2002 we had a HUGE problem with children's toluene addiction in Brazil as well, which was a main component for shoe adhesives that anyone could buy. From 2002 onwards, its commercialization was forbidden and its use was restricted to industrial facilities. That was basically the end of this problem, but of course it was not the end of the major issue: kids without any opportunities or decent living conditions doing drugs to escape from reality.
In USA they do religion instead or heroin
@@qjtvaddict atualmente, aqui no Brasil, usam o crack
@@rafaelmauricio51 is it zrue only 10% of brazilians smoke? Also in slums its only 10%🤪; i cant believe
Here in slovakia 26% smoke cigarets. Men alone 32% smokes and gypsies have 80% smokers rate. I smoke 2 pakages a day😊
@@bingzaniGercel So here in Brazil there is marijuana, cocaine, which is a very expensive white powder, there are those sophisticated drugs, like LSD and heroin but more used by rich people in electronic parties. homeless people use "crack", cheap stones from 0.15€ to 0.20€ (they look like zombies on the streets of big cities, such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Salvador for example)
@@bingzaniGercel sounds like the men and gypsies raise the national average there a lot then
That welcome was just chaotic! In a good way. :)