Some do not want to learn to be European…are we seeing the best students or the lazy ones… the ones that did not put effort during elementary and high school?
Every time media talk of "multiculturalism" and "diversity" you see those pictures that looks like they could have been from Baghdad or central Africa. No Asians, no South Americans, no Latino, no western Europeans or even native Belgians in sight. It seems to me like a single culture is still dominating the others in our little diverse utopia, its just no longer the native peoples culture.
@@acans7958 How so? We did not see a street full of angry Congolese people demanding reoperations from king Leopold´s descendants. We saw middle eastern people milling about what looked like a bazar. I fail to see the connection.
@@acans7958 Sure i mentioned those are the people you generally see in "multicultural" societies, but i still don´t understand what that have to do with paying the price of Colonialism? Most European countries never even had a colony in Africa or anywhere else for that matter.
I was in Brussels today and the area I was at today was fine... I suppose with only a few small papers and cigarettes on the ground everywhere... But as I went to a neighbourhood that had steep roads... I was absolutely mind-boggled. There were rubbish bag piles almost everywhere on the ground you could land your eyes on, hundreds of cigarettes scattered everywhere on the ground, there was graffiti all over the walls of the buildings and the poles and the shops were in very poor condition.
You're talking about Quartier du Nord, Schaerbeek, Brussels Region. It's truly a different world sometimes. There has been longstanding issues in that neighbourhood. VRT NWS has an interesting documentary on the area.
'The lack of opportunities in Molenbeek'. Molenbeek is contrasted here with the European quarter. The creators fail to mention that to get from Molenbeek to the European quarter takes literally 10 minutes (!) by metro. We are not talking about worlds apart here. You can go work there and have a commute of about 15 minutes.
Leftist nonsense. There is no lack of opportunities in Molenbeek and Brussels in general. There are options for excellent free education and cultural and sports events, etc. The issue is that the Molenbeek community (mostly immigrants from certain countries) does not fully understand the importance of education and European values.
Many prisoners of the welfare state as well. Why work if you can get benefits and be better off? You will however stay in Molenbeek forever and so will your kids.
Underfunded schools is a shame for such a developed nation as Belgium. A that there’s a chance for an adult not to receive a school diploma…. just terrible. We’ll never solve poverty without a good school system
Here in the USA, we spend more per capita on education and rank #39 worldwide. Vietnam has now surpassed us. Education is far more about student character than student funding.
My sister works in a school that is Flemish on the edge of Brussel 90% of the students are from Brussels, Because the quality of the school are just better in flanders. The problem is that having the ability to move your child every day out and into the city for education requires more flexible hours and typically a car. So this is mostly done by the more wealthy families. The problem is not Belgium the problem is Brussels things like education and welfare programs are run by the region and Brussels is its own region separated from Flanders and Wallonië.
@@civilization57 I think taking the US education system as an example and blaming bad results on mentality of the students is extremely short sighted. The issues of the US system are notorious, where examples such as decreased access to good public education on basis of geography, overall decreased effectiveness of the public system due to underpaid teachers and understaffed schools, poor metrics to measure success of students with linked unmatched prescribed federal curriculum, and overall a 'pay-to-win' mentality seeping through it all having obviously much higher consequences than 'student mentality'. Just have a few looks at countries that can get proper results (sometimes even with less costs), and you'll see that it is a structural and not a mentality problem.
@@Broodplank86 How many years have you taught in public schools? I'd guess zero. 12 for me. Taxpayers spend a fortune on schools, more now than ever, and yet learning has collapsed. Here in Oregon, only 25% of our students can pass a math test and only 35% can pass a science test. Yes, the teachers union is a HUGE reason for this but mainly it is a collapse of the American family and, thus, student character.
Indeed, there's tons of job opportunities in Flanders for those people (no higher education needed) but they refuse to work. Companies need to hire people from North of France and eastern Europe, while there are so many unemployed in Brussels, Charleroi & Liège!
For that we need to have a better system for teaching us dutch, i remember my teacher in school for dutch was not good, we just received a list of word, the only instruction was read and remember but how do we say these word ? the teacher pick up the old radio from the 70's/80's with a speaker broken and play a old tape try to learn something with that all i know in dutch is from the primary school where i had a great teacher after that it was awful. So is not that we are not motivated to learn it, is that we don't received the correct tools for learning it .
@@timchromecast Maybe people don't want to go to Flanders. I can understand because Flanders is of course full of Flemings . Those people have a bad pangermanist mentality and despise non germanic people .
I visited brussels recently i could find 90 Percent foreigner mostly arabs and then native population they may be also mixed sad state of Belgium who was once a very good country when i visited several years before with my faimily
Nah it's a great city to live in. I have lived all over the place in the world and I chose to stay in Brussels. You just like to see only what bothers you, it's your negativity speaking.
@@immaterialimmaterial5195agreed but not like you think not all Brussels cities are bad , there are only Tree dump cities Ik since I was there , Molenbeek and Etterbeek and Schaerbeek avoid them , live their at your own risk, the other parts of Brussels are genuinely fascinating to visit except those 3
The rich (meaning the Flemish )are paying their welfare benefits. Nowhere in Europe you will find so many people on welfare as in Brussels and Wallonia.
Why the families didn't let their children finish high school? DW News should ask questions about the girl's mom why did that happen to her daugher and what does she view parents' responsibilities.
Exactly! How is it that some children are "forced" to be the best version of themselves while others are "let" to do whatever they want without consequences.
@@chishiochishio8031"science and data". Appealing to authoritative disciplines and buzzwords does little to make your case. The fact is that Asian and Indian immigrants in west Europe, Oceania and north America Ara all more successful by all metrics than the majority of their native populations. Africans and parts of the middle east can be there for generations and still be hopeless.
@@chishiochishio8031 I think a lot of what you say has merit. I agree mostly. I was just stating this thinking that in context of the video you meant that it's a racial thing. But yeah you're right that there is still a significant class rift which pushes a lot of people to the point of desperation.
Monks brew tons of beer in Belgium. And you can't stop monks. Who can tell a monk to stop brewing beer in their monasteries? No one. No one would even want to. And that's why they've been able to keep brewing Belgian beer for centuries.
Its not the individual. Its the system that creates these conditions. Its structural injustice not the individual. We have these abusive employment programs in Ireland too and all they do is exploit people and leave as they found them.
@@duncan.o-vic plenty of opportunities out there for jobs, you online keyboard warriors maybe should for once stop crying and go outside and stop deluding yourself that you can live on government handouts.
And she also want to be a civil worker haha In Brussels everyone works for the government, don't know how that is sustainable, that is the reason for the crazy high taxes..
Yeah as opposed to countries with very limited government support and investment, where everything is awesome. Wait, how come the golden years of the Western world were the 3 decades after world war 2, during the welfare state era ? How come things started going downhill in the 80s when Western governments started privatizing large portions of their infrastructure and services and introduced austerity policies ? Hm...
@@mrg4388 Yes a huge State and high taxes is a lot better. That is why the US is always behind EU. Wait a second, the US is miles ahead of EU, I wonder why..
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Molenbeek is NOT multicultural. It's mostly north African
Some do not want to learn to be European…are we seeing the best students or the lazy ones… the ones that did not put effort during elementary and high school?
Bull.
@petepotr4078
It's nice to see the Belgian racism on display. Much easier to point out when it's in the open like this
It's european problem because they voted liberal politicians in
What exactly do you think multiculturalism means?
Every time media talk of "multiculturalism" and "diversity" you see those pictures that looks like they could have been from Baghdad or central Africa. No Asians, no South Americans, no Latino, no western Europeans or even native Belgians in sight. It seems to me like a single culture is still dominating the others in our little diverse utopia, its just no longer the native peoples culture.
Standard genre of western MSMs.
Price of colonialism.
@@acans7958 How so? We did not see a street full of angry Congolese people demanding reoperations from king Leopold´s descendants. We saw middle eastern people milling about what looked like a bazar. I fail to see the connection.
@@1112viggo Who have mentioned people from central Africa (Baghdad too) in the first place? Me or you?
@@acans7958 Sure i mentioned those are the people you generally see in "multicultural" societies, but i still don´t understand what that have to do with paying the price of Colonialism? Most European countries never even had a colony in Africa or anywhere else for that matter.
I was in Brussels today and the area I was at today was fine... I suppose with only a few small papers and cigarettes on the ground everywhere... But as I went to a neighbourhood that had steep roads... I was absolutely mind-boggled. There were rubbish bag piles almost everywhere on the ground you could land your eyes on, hundreds of cigarettes scattered everywhere on the ground, there was graffiti all over the walls of the buildings and the poles and the shops were in very poor condition.
I think you got there in a trash collection day or afternoon, however you can ser the difference between neighborhoods very clearly
You're talking about Quartier du Nord, Schaerbeek, Brussels Region. It's truly a different world sometimes. There has been longstanding issues in that neighbourhood. VRT NWS has an interesting documentary on the area.
'The lack of opportunities in Molenbeek'. Molenbeek is contrasted here with the European quarter. The creators fail to mention that to get from Molenbeek to the European quarter takes literally 10 minutes (!) by metro. We are not talking about worlds apart here. You can go work there and have a commute of about 15 minutes.
It’s Dw don’t take it serious
I like DW.
Molenbeek, famous for its lively multiculturalism, and other famous actions...
Leftist nonsense. There is no lack of opportunities in Molenbeek and Brussels in general. There are options for excellent free education and cultural and sports events, etc. The issue is that the Molenbeek community (mostly immigrants from certain countries) does not fully understand the importance of education and European values.
This huge gap between rich and poor is everywhere in Europe. Both in West and East. Wild capitalism with no regard for merits. Just urge for money
Agreed . Its called aggressive neoliberalism.
Many prisoners of the welfare state as well. Why work if you can get benefits and be better off? You will however stay in Molenbeek forever and so will your kids.
Underfunded schools is a shame for such a developed nation as Belgium. A that there’s a chance for an adult not to receive a school diploma…. just terrible. We’ll never solve poverty without a good school system
Here in the USA, we spend more per capita on education and rank #39 worldwide. Vietnam has now surpassed us.
Education is far more about student character than student funding.
Not underfunded more like over crowded with mass migration.
My sister works in a school that is Flemish on the edge of Brussel 90% of the students are from Brussels, Because the quality of the school are just better in flanders. The problem is that having the ability to move your child every day out and into the city for education requires more flexible hours and typically a car. So this is mostly done by the more wealthy families. The problem is not Belgium the problem is Brussels things like education and welfare programs are run by the region and
Brussels is its own region separated from Flanders and Wallonië.
@@civilization57 I think taking the US education system as an example and blaming bad results on mentality of the students is extremely short sighted. The issues of the US system are notorious, where examples such as decreased access to good public education on basis of geography, overall decreased effectiveness of the public system due to underpaid teachers and understaffed schools, poor metrics to measure success of students with linked unmatched prescribed federal curriculum, and overall a 'pay-to-win' mentality seeping through it all having obviously much higher consequences than 'student mentality'.
Just have a few looks at countries that can get proper results (sometimes even with less costs), and you'll see that it is a structural and not a mentality problem.
@@Broodplank86 How many years have you taught in public schools? I'd guess zero. 12 for me. Taxpayers spend a fortune on schools, more now than ever, and yet learning has collapsed. Here in Oregon, only 25% of our students can pass a math test and only 35% can pass a science test. Yes, the teachers union is a HUGE reason for this but mainly it is a collapse of the American family and, thus, student character.
speaking only French and having no interest in either Dutch or English does not help either (unemployment in Flanders is on a record low)
Indeed, there's tons of job opportunities in Flanders for those people (no higher education needed) but they refuse to work. Companies need to hire people from North of France and eastern Europe, while there are so many unemployed in Brussels, Charleroi & Liège!
For that we need to have a better system for teaching us dutch, i remember my teacher in school for dutch was not good, we just received a list of word, the only instruction was read and remember but how do we say these word ? the teacher pick up the old radio from the 70's/80's with a speaker broken and play a old tape try to learn something with that all i know in dutch is from the primary school where i had a great teacher after that it was awful.
So is not that we are not motivated to learn it, is that we don't received the correct tools for learning it .
@@timchromecastNo that’s not true, it’s simple because if you don’t speak Dutch you don’t get the job so stop lying
@@onikamaraj1239 for many jobs you don't have to be fluent in dutch, just some basic knowledge of the language.
@@timchromecast Maybe people don't want to go to Flanders. I can understand because Flanders is of course full of Flemings . Those people have a bad pangermanist mentality and despise non germanic people .
Two Belgiums - one is European, one belongs in African Union.
Morocco and Congo will take over Belgium and Bruxelles. Keep crying 😂😂
@@Lorenzo-wh4wcIt’s true so what’s racist about that you 🤡
@@BLACKSTA361 not where it matters 😂😂😂
All of Europe has been reverse colonized. Sounds like justice.
@@chishiochishio8031
They may be born in the EU but their hearts and souls are more connected to other lands and countries.
Multi-culturalism, lol!!! Mono-culture, that is...look at all the covered women.
It's all you see because it's all you want to see.
I visited brussels recently i could find 90 Percent foreigner mostly arabs and then native population they may be also mixed sad state of Belgium who was once a very good country when i visited several years before with my faimily
Molenbeek is so lively and multicultural that's it's a real EXPLOSION.
Rich or poor, Brussels is a dump, a lost cause, somewhere to avoid. It's been that way for decades.
Nah it's a great city to live in. I have lived all over the place in the world and I chose to stay in Brussels. You just like to see only what bothers you, it's your negativity speaking.
@@mrg4388 yeah, man
@@immaterialimmaterial5195agreed but not like you think not all Brussels cities are bad , there are only Tree dump cities Ik since I was there , Molenbeek and Etterbeek and Schaerbeek avoid them , live their at your own risk, the other parts of Brussels are genuinely fascinating to visit except those 3
These news articles about poverty are missing the commentary of the rich who are causing the poverty.
The rich (meaning the Flemish )are paying their welfare benefits. Nowhere in Europe you will find so many people on welfare as in Brussels and Wallonia.
I am a Student. Through this Video I can learn English
DW titled this video Poorly.
Emigrate from Brussels to New York!
You probably mean between the Belgians and the others , Belgium is a reason not to embrace multiculturalism and Britain is going down the same road.
Same as Johannesburg. The ANC guys live in homes with corrugated iron roofs. A City in a Failed State with massive crime and corruption.
If only there would be a way to focus on education and search for jobs outside the 100m radius of your home base...
Why the families didn't let their children finish high school? DW News should ask questions about the girl's mom why did that happen to her daugher and what does she view parents' responsibilities.
Exactly! How is it that some children are "forced" to be the best version of themselves while others are "let" to do whatever they want without consequences.
My sister has been to Belgium
Most people just need the opportunity and will succeed.
@@chishiochishio8031"science and data". Appealing to authoritative disciplines and buzzwords does little to make your case. The fact is that Asian and Indian immigrants in west Europe, Oceania and north America Ara all more successful by all metrics than the majority of their native populations. Africans and parts of the middle east can be there for generations and still be hopeless.
@@chishiochishio8031 I think a lot of what you say has merit. I agree mostly. I was just stating this thinking that in context of the video you meant that it's a racial thing. But yeah you're right that there is still a significant class rift which pushes a lot of people to the point of desperation.
What do you expect? In order to score good job you need education and the only fault for that is the person who does not want to graduate.
I find it surprising that so many don't finish school - that's incredible!
The problem is the beer. Belgians will never beat the Bavarian breweries.
Monks brew tons of beer in Belgium. And you can't stop monks. Who can tell a monk to stop brewing beer in their monasteries? No one. No one would even want to. And that's why they've been able to keep brewing Belgian beer for centuries.
Agree to disagree haha. Belgian beers rocks 🇧🇪❤️
@@severusrogue259 I can respect that, and agreed
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Its not the individual. Its the system that creates these conditions. Its structural injustice not the individual. We have these abusive employment programs in Ireland too and all they do is exploit people and leave as they found them.
again blaming the poor for being poor
No,blaming the rich for overestimating their integration capabilities. Look at the Asian communities here in California, educated and clean.
@@hst2476 what are you even talking about?
Poor for a reason.
@@Julle399 and the reason is so that the rich can get richer.
@@duncan.o-vic plenty of opportunities out there for jobs, you online keyboard warriors maybe should for once stop crying and go outside and stop deluding yourself that you can live on government handouts.
And she also want to be a civil worker haha
In Brussels everyone works for the government, don't know how that is sustainable, that is the reason for the crazy high taxes..
Yeah as opposed to countries with very limited government support and investment, where everything is awesome.
Wait, how come the golden years of the Western world were the 3 decades after world war 2, during the welfare state era ? How come things started going downhill in the 80s when Western governments started privatizing large portions of their infrastructure and services and introduced austerity policies ? Hm...
@@mrg4388 Yes a huge State and high taxes is a lot better. That is why the US is always behind EU.
Wait a second, the US is miles ahead of EU, I wonder why..
I dont know, all of this sounds questionable, with too many potential pitfalls. I believe there are more reliable options out there. I recently found a company called Cannafarm Ltd, and Ive been consistently earning with them. I think its better to foc
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Education has a vital roll to play. I wouldn’t teach in the USA for all the money in the world. I’d teach in Europe for free 🥂♥️
Lol, the spelling mistake...
The next burning paris 😊🥸
The way the world is going. The haves and have nots.
Same as in united states but worse
Success is borne out of wherewithawal and desire. You have create your own opportunities. The rest is just bs and excuses.
Simple
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As a man from Europe, we Europeans support Ukraine more than our own life. Slava Ukraine.
Why are Russians also Europeans ryt?😂. Same white race with same culture
Poor Kremlin Troll 🙂🙂
Hinder wants to "make it big"? But wants to be a social worker? Darling you need to choose one 😂
@@Cocoisagordonsetter I understand I just wanted to say that social workers don't make that much money so she would need to choose which one she wanted more...
Well "make it big" can mean a lot of things for each people. One small step at a time, and you'll realize that you've been walking for so far.
really
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same indonesia rich and poor like that. go see there soon.
Maksud mu apa? Di Indonesia ga ada imigran timur tengah
They could learn Dutch instead of only speaking French.
Russia Russia Russia 😂😂😂
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Slava europe .
As a man from Europe, due to fear 😨 of Russia I can't sleep 😴.😢😢😢
Europestan
Easy. Get a skilled job. Get a husband. Combine your incomes, live with thrift, and buy a house!
Why germans not giving them jobs
They don't want jobs, working is bellow them, yet they want money.
@@zbynekII is welfare very strong in Belgium? that's why taxes are very high right?
@@filippo.diberardino2863it is
Way too many immigrants
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