• k0e3@lemmy.ca
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    4 days ago

    An I misunderstanding what you’re writing? Those all sound more dangerous than France to me.

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      4 days ago

      I work with a lot of internationals. I think those countries are more dangerous, but my colleagues and other contacts have told me that things have improved to the point that they are all similar. I haven’t ever looked into it. It could be a feelings thing: they live here and read the sensationalist headlines and assume France is more dangerous than their country of origin.

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        4 days ago

        But like, Venezuela literally got bombed and had their President abducted.

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          4 days ago

          Excellent point. You don’t have to convince me. I still think France is safer. But, back to the point of my comment: articles like this make people want to leave Europe, but they are misinformed.

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            4 days ago

            I agree. Yes, countries should always be prepared for crisis, but headlines like this… Man. I stopped reading media a while ago due to this, but I am still exposed to it sometimes via Lemmy.

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        3 days ago

        If you colleagues are Latin American, it is likely that their home countries are safer for them than France. But unless you are dark-skinned, that wouldn’t necessarily apply to you.