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Deepest condolences to one of nicest people on earth. I had to been to Morocco on a vacation and the warmth and welcomeness was highlight of the trip. On top o

Deepest condolences to one of nicest people on earth. I had to been to Morocco on a vacation and the warmth and welcomeness was highlight of the trip. On top of that, people of Morocco love kids and accommodate a lot.

leetcodesucks 3y ago
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- lnsru 3y ago
  It’s very politically incorrect. But yeah, things work differently in some countries if one does not bring in a bag with money or guns.
- decremental 3y ago
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- esel2k 3y ago
  Wide statements with just general negative content, totally politically incorrect. I have travelled there and yes if you spend time in the tourist places you face scammers often. The contrary is true when far away from stops - so I encourage all to discover in my opinion the best north africa country. And a small hint: staying in a resort is probably the last way to really understand a country and culture.
- jiofj 3y ago
  Heh, I live in Spain, a country that receives a LOT of immigration from there, and I couldn't help but think "what kind of moroccans has this guy seen?"
  - kranke155 3y ago
    The ones in Marrakesh tourist areas (can be like this). I wouldn’t use the words he used. More like harassment.
- jheriko 3y ago
  as a north african i second this sentiment, a vile and barbaric people for the most part, but will put on a good show for the tourists.
  - zen_1 3y ago
    "Vile and barbaric" lmao. Is this the Arab equivalent of an uncle tom in the wild? عمو توم? Are there issues with the treatment of women in north africa? Sure, and we should address that, but please keep your self-loathing to yourself.
    - pirate787 3y ago
      It is a form of racism to criticize someone for their beliefs as an "uncle tom" or to demand that all members of a group share the same opinions.
      - zen_1 3y ago
        I'm also north african (in case the arabic in my parent comment didn't give it away). Can you even be racist against your own broad ethnic group (by asking a member of it to not just paint large swathes of it as "vile and barbaric", no less)? You know what? Don't answer that last question.
      - mardifoufs 3y ago
        We self criticize a lot and honestly tons of moroccans (outside the Diaspora, which can be oddly more nationalistic than actual people living in Morocco) know and will be honest about the flaws of Morocco and Moroccans. But honestly even then I never see even the most cynical of us call Moroccans "vile". It's just odd and not really criticism.

leetcodesucks 3y ago

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turbo_fart 3y ago

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lnsru 3y ago
It’s very politically incorrect. But yeah, things work differently in some countries if one does not bring in a bag with money or guns.
decremental 3y ago
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esel2k 3y ago
Wide statements with just general negative content, totally politically incorrect. I have travelled there and yes if you spend time in the tourist places you face scammers often. The contrary is true when far away from stops - so I encourage all to discover in my opinion the best north africa country. And a small hint: staying in a resort is probably the last way to really understand a country and culture.
jiofj 3y ago
Heh, I live in Spain, a country that receives a LOT of immigration from there, and I couldn't help but think "what kind of moroccans has this guy seen?"
- kranke155 3y ago
  The ones in Marrakesh tourist areas (can be like this). I wouldn’t use the words he used. More like harassment.
jheriko 3y ago
as a north african i second this sentiment, a vile and barbaric people for the most part, but will put on a good show for the tourists.
- zen_1 3y ago
  "Vile and barbaric" lmao. Is this the Arab equivalent of an uncle tom in the wild? عمو توم? Are there issues with the treatment of women in north africa? Sure, and we should address that, but please keep your self-loathing to yourself.
  - pirate787 3y ago
    It is a form of racism to criticize someone for their beliefs as an "uncle tom" or to demand that all members of a group share the same opinions.
    - zen_1 3y ago
      I'm also north african (in case the arabic in my parent comment didn't give it away). Can you even be racist against your own broad ethnic group (by asking a member of it to not just paint large swathes of it as "vile and barbaric", no less)? You know what? Don't answer that last question.
    - mardifoufs 3y ago
      We self criticize a lot and honestly tons of moroccans (outside the Diaspora, which can be oddly more nationalistic than actual people living in Morocco) know and will be honest about the flaws of Morocco and Moroccans. But honestly even then I never see even the most cynical of us call Moroccans "vile". It's just odd and not really criticism.