@mksworld It sounds to me like YOU are the one that has been triggered. You are afraid of religion and guns. Thats very sad. I can see why you are triggered.
Crime-Ridden Areas in Europe Several European cities and districts are known for higher crime rates, ranging from petty theft and scams to violent gang activity. While most European cities are generally safe, these areas warrant extra caution.
Top high-crime European cities and districts
Marseille, France – Often ranked as Europe’s most dangerous city, Marseille has a high crime index due to organized crime, drug trafficking, and gang violence. Common crimes include car theft, muggings, and robberies. Avoid northern districts; stick to tourist areas like La Panier or La Corniche waytostay.com+1.
Coventry, UK – Crime index around 64–66, with high rates of violent crime (knife attacks, assaults) and property crime (burglary, shoplifting, car theft). Dangerous neighborhoods include Willenhall, Foleshill, Hillfields, and Wood End waytostay.com+1.
Bradford, UK – Europe’s most dangerous city in some rankings, plagued by violent crime, drug trafficking, and gang activity. Youth crime and knife-related incidents are rising PeakNG.
Birmingham, UK – Significant gang violence, drug trafficking, and theft, especially in inner-city areas. Knife crime and assaults are frequent PeakNG.
Sarajevo, Bosnia – Petty crimes like purse snatching and pickpocketing are common in certain areas. War-related landmines and unexploded bombs remain a hazard Travel Safe - Abroad.
Podgorica, Montenegro – Crime linked to rival gangs, including car bombings and shootouts. Petty crime and scams are also present Travel Safe - Abroad.
Rome, Italy – Bag snatching and pickpocketing are frequent, especially in tourist hotspots like the Spanish Steps and Colosseum. Avoid secluded alleys at night Travel Safe - Abroad.
Athens, Greece – Petty crime and scams are common in tourist areas near Plaka and the Acropolis Travel Safe - Abroad.
Florence, Italy – While culturally rich, Florence has pockets of petty crime and scams, particularly in crowded tourist zones Armormax.
Tallinn, Estonia – Low overall crime but higher petty crime and violent crime in the port area; homicide rate is above average for the city Armormax.
Safety tips for travelers
Avoid walking alone at night in high-crime districts.
Stay in well-lit, tourist-friendly areas.
Keep valuables secure, especially in crowded tourist spots.
Be cautious with strangers offering help or deals.
Check local police or travel advisories before visiting.
He's talking about people who don't feel safe and it has no bearing on actually being safe. To answer the question, no I do not live in the kind of fear that's been mentioned. The kind of fear I live in is that the frightened members of society might have too much to say in our rights as Americans and expect us to live in a manner that's more soothing to them. They're the ones who trade liberty for safety. Those are the ones that worry me.
@pdockal did you really read my comment? ..the whole comment?...did you comprehend what you read? If you think I'm defending anyone who complains about our constitution, then I can tell you with a large degree of certainty that you did NOT comprehend what you read in my comment.
Relax man. I'm probably more on your side than you are
Doors are never locked usually lock the house up at night sometimes don’t. Go to the store go to the mall whatever don’t lock the car doors. No no care of my neighbors yet. I don’t live in a shitty blue city like Chicago or Philadelphia or New York or Detroit or Los Angeles. But people vote for that shit they get what they vote for and whatever man. But no, most of America doesn’t fear their neighbor or anything like that.
@DogMan @carpediem I am going to post a link to something disgusting that happened ten uears ago and then I'll explain why I am scared of police officers and do live in fear of those meant to keep us safe! 😭😭😭
Read the article first but basically in 2016 an autistic adult was shot by police because she was having a violent meltdown in public! 🤬🤬🤬 This autistic girl had a service dog who was trying to calm her down when police shot her and their excuse is "we did not know she had autism" 🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀ First of all criminals do not have guide trained dogs! 🙄🙄🙄 But anyway, here is a video on autistic meltdowns! 😇😇😇
Now my autistic son has meltdowns occasionally and he takes medication for this but after that event in 2016 I do not feel safe around police officers and whenever I see a police officer I feel a little unsafe and I don't want to feel that way but police need training in dealing with special needs because what happened in 2016 as an autistic mom to autistic children I'll be honest the police in my country I do my best to avoid and it's sad that's the case! 😔😔😔
@DogMan The police said they did not know the autistic adult had autism BUT lets be honest Crimimals do not have guide dogs! 🙄🙄🙄 She was hitting herself and the guide dog was trained to calm her in meltdowns and lets be honest if you saw an adult hitting themselves in public and a dog in service uniform trying to calm her it is common sense she has a learning disability! 🙁🙁🙁 A criminal may have a violent dog but not a service guide dog like the blind or some autistic people have and this dog was trained to block her blows when she hits herself in a tantrum so common sense she has a learning disability so those police are less smart than me and I'm not smart at all! 😘😘😘
@MommyLucy Lucy, you'll find stories everywhere you look. Police are trained to handle the majority of situations. Most also have the ability to discern different types of situations, but not all. Some, like Dogman suggests, are a bit over the top.
@SunshineGirl That violates the Second Amendment. Guns and Ammo are considered integral and therefor the same. Libs have tried and the Supreme Court denied. Hey, you don't like guns? Stop coming here.
@TexChik Many Europeans on the left believe if they come here they will experience people getting gunned down in the streets.
Hundreds of thousands of soccer fans say they were lied too about America. The left hates that fact.
There are hundreds, maybe thousands of videos on You Tube telling the world how fantastic and safe America is. Democrats think its a lie and a conspiracy perpetrated by Republicans 🤣
I guess I'm the only one not in on it. How about you? 😉
I wonder if he saw any of the videos of Europeans who came to America for the soccer games ,saying how they have been lied to all their lives i dare waveny to watch even 5 minutes of this video from Europeans visiting the U S[media=https://youtu.be/Y6VWPBmr1bg]
@DogMan definitely. And it's no secret the UK has its equivalent of those same 💩 ridden areas. And they are all controlled by the left. The same mentality as his
@DogMan Your daddy sounds lovely and my 81 year old grandparents LOVE guns even though I don't! 😘😘😘 I am fine with compromising with the right on guns because my daddy who is a centrist has taught me sometimes you have to compromise with those you disagree with! 😇😇😇 I'd give you all more guns if you allow Universal Healthcare! 😘😘😘
I did some research and found what frightens many Europeans.
European society and government do not trust their people with dangerous things.
For instance, Few Europeans are trusted with a garbage disposal.
In America they are in almost every house and apartment. I guess Europeans would be fearful because many would stick their hands in the disposal. Europe would have a country full of handless people.
Same goes with ceiling fans. Europeans call them Propellers. Head injuries would be rampant.
Same goes with outlets by the bathroom sinks. Europe would have electrocutions' every day.
The vast majority of American have all these things, and they do not injure themselves.
I heard somewhere that because canada shares a small island with danemark, like they share a border. Half of the island is dannish and half canadian. So they say canada could call to join the EU because of it
Don't believe everything the media posts Don't believe the haters Don't believe the people here who post things to cause trouble and discord ... I'm sure they will chime in on this post Didn't lots of people who traveled to see the world cup post that they were misinformed regarding safety prior to their trip & as they traveled were surprised how safe they were/ felt ????????
Doesn't most counties have areas that aren't necessarily safe ?
If you feel unsafe visiting because of our 2nd amendment then by all means don't grace us with your presence
@pdockal Wavey believes there was a conspiracy surrounding the World Cup. Apparently, everyone was told to be on their best behavior and not to shoot visitors. I didn't get it, did you?
Likely because there are so many news reports about crime and so forth, taking attention from the good things and creating stereotypes reinforced by US-made films and TV shows.
A native and resident Briton, I know every country has good and bad, that most people are inherently good; and though I have not visited the USA I don't believe Waveny's sweeping allegation.
@ArishMell You would think that of the 100s of thousands of people that came here to America for the world cup, there would have been something bad that happened to at least one.
But all I have heard is everyone loved the US, and said the people here were all friendly.
Doesn't matter where I'm from. But any country that is awash with guns clearly means that people fear their neighbours. They feel they need to defend themselves. They need to feel "safe".
It may be a "sweeping generalisation" @ArishMell, but having travelled all over America during the 00s I think it is broadly accurate.
There was an undercurrent of fear then; God knows what it's like now.
@DogMan I’ve travelled all over the world, mate. All continents. More than 50 countries, including Russia. America is the only place I’ve visited that has a nasty undercurrent.
@Waveney I did some research and found what frightens many Europeans.
European society and government do not trust their people with dangerous things.
For instance, Few Europeans are trusted with a garbage disposal.
In America they are in almost every house and apartment. I guess Europeans would be fearful because many would stick their hands in the disposal, andEurope would have a country full of handless people.
Same goes with ceiling fans. Europeans call them Propellers. Head injuries would be rampant.
Same goes with outlets by the bathroom sinks. Europe would have electrocutions' every day.
The vast majority of American have all these things, and they do not injure themselves.
I do not fear my neighbor. I can't even begin to comprehend what might go through the mind of some European with such a distorted view of this country.
It might be that some of them, living in fear themselves, just assume everyone else does. Or it could be some of them believe the media lies about the U.S. and its citizens. Or maybe some are just jealous of our President and our freedom, and prefer to think the worst of us.
@GerOttman My grandfather carried a firearm throughout the second world war and for years after to protect his farm and family from demobbed Soviets carrying weapons they should not have had. He did not do this for fun - guns are expensive and inconvenient to carry and maintain, and they can be used to kill people which always disgusted him - he did it primarily out of fear of the motives or the competency of other people carrying weapons.
I don't know about the issue due to fear. Americans do have the hype about guns and cars. Most of the guns are not made to last if used daily without access to spare parts.
@Khenpal1 yeah sure bud those old Colts and Winchesters still work fine and as for cars here's two examples that are screaming at you to STFU
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429. In June 2026, an unrestored, low-mileage example with its original engine sold for $1,045,000 at a Barrett-Jackson auction in Columbus, Ohio
a production Chevrolet Chevelle is $770,000 (including buyer's premium) for a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS6 Convertible. This record was set in January 2026 at a Mecum auction
