Countries and cities considered too safe or dangerous for your observations. - Mazatlan is dangerous?

[Alex Hogendorp]

I've only been to 4 countries (Canada, United States, Mexico and Japan) so according to my experiences, I could only speak on behalf on the Mexican state that the United States advises it's citizens to avoid all travel to which is Colima. A lot of people have been fearing Mexico again over a certain incident in Mazatlan which is very far from one of Mexico's most dangerous cities compared to it's more northerly city closer to the Sinaloa Cartel Culiacan which to me is so extremely absurd. Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo are basically some of the best Mexican beach resort cities on the Pacific Coast yet US travel websites suggest Cancun and Tijuana to be safer than these 3 cities with Tijuana having one of the highest murder rates in any city. I've spent so much of my time in Puerto Vallarta and never encountered a crime at all except for a bunch of dumb foreigners fighting at my apartment and one weird guy selling me crack on the beach. I've been to Manzanillo and it was actually wonderful compared to it's further inland city named Colima. I also had to friend who often has vacations in Tijuana which suggests this city still has sanctuaries and you have to be really stupid to die in that city. After all. I've managed to survive many days in Guadalajara (even not finding a single crime) which is considered even more dangerous than Cancun and even the notoriously murderous Acapulco. As for the United States. Portland and Seattle are obviously shitholes and I even observed Drag Queens and Black Lives Matter signs and it really shows and Spokane isn't much better, I literally stayed at a hotel run by Hell's Angels. Canada is considered one of the safest countries in the world yet half of it's cities are shitholes with meth abusers. As for Japan. I didn't even notice anything suspicious at all with the exception of one weird person on the train and another person freaking out in the subway and I never observed any outburst in Mexico other than foreigners fighting at the apartment. Other than the 2 weirdo's in Japan (excluding myself), Japanese people are some of the friendliest I have ever met. Don't get me wrong though. If I go to some of the more dangerous cities in Mexico. I will definitely encounter gang warfare. Culiacan is a city I don't want to go to as it's located almost dead center at the Sinaloa cartel occupation and I feel I would be easily killed there.

 

[CuzinEd]

So you want a list of countries and cities that are too safe or dangerous to look at?

 

[Absolutego]

Sir, this is a Wendy's.
Are you really that bent out of shape over a US State Department warning about Colima? The entire country has at least an "increased caution" warning besides the Yucatan peninsula, I assume because the jungle's too thick there for people to repopulate it after the Aztecs and Spaniards murdered most of the native population.

 

[Chicken of the woods]

Frankfurt, Germany is definitely too safe.

 

[TheRetardKing]

 

[Character from a movie]

Merida in Yucatan had the reputation of being Mexico's safest city for years, did that change?
If a city has always been dangerous, well at least you know it's a bad place. The real tragedy is those nice, normal cities that turn into shitholes in a matter of years.

 

[rrtyui]

Chicago is a fucking hell hole don't move here. In fact don't go to any American cities, if you can try to avoid them. Only good cities are in civilized parts of Asia (not the southeast.) Still lots of crime but it's mostly trafficking and murder against women, and there are no woman kiwis.

Only place I would say is too safe are suburbs, not because they are crimeless, but the relative absence of crime compared to inner cities makes people complacent. I hear stories of assorted city ogres going into suburbs to rob civilized people all the time. If you live in the 'burbs, own a gun and have a good alarm system.

Degenerocity, Kneecaps, and all of their little black zoomer clones suck so much.

 

[Nonconsentual Pronouns]

As for Japan. I didn't even notice anything suspicious at all with the exception of one weird person on the train and another person freaking out in the subway and I never observed any outburst in Mexico other than foreigners fighting at the apartment. Other than the 2 weirdo's in Japan (excluding myself), Japanese people are some of the friendliest I have ever met

Japan just sweeps their violent crime under the rug in order to look clean and safe; oftentimes, all they care about in that culture is reputation. Something they don't tell you about their fears about their aging population is that guys over there regularly go on stabbing sprees at preschools, hospitals and assisted living facilities, little kids apparently being the favorite targets as far as I recall. One that sticks out in my mind still is one incident where a Jap dude went batshit and stabbed a bunch of potatoes at an adult care center. The parents of a victim had to do their interviews with foreign news outlets because the Japanese police and government did nothing but hush it up. If anyone can find the video, I'd appreciate a link; I can't find the interview on Youtube. I think the thumbnail was of the two elderly parents sitting in their living room and it was on a channel for international news reporting from Asia and India.

Those are probably rare compared to murders that are results of Japan's stalking crisis. So many incels stalking and murdering chicks over there in stead of even attempting to join society as functioning members. I'd prefer not to get into Japan's sexual assault statistics (especially on children) and how hard they cover that shit up, but that's likely common knowledge by now.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Merida in Yucatan had the reputation of being Mexico's safest city for years, did that change?
If a city has always been dangerous, well at least you know it's a bad place. The real tragedy is those nice, normal cities that turn into shitholes in a matter of years.

Believe me. I have observed the city I live in becoming a stranglehold of Freemasons and so called reasonable people and it isn't pretty. If the demoralization process doesn't stop, A haven like Puerto Vallarta would eventually end up like Acapulco in the mid 2010s and is showing signs of such considering they're not further restricted from technological conveniences. If anything. Prosperous modern cities are basically polished shit holes as they provide dopamine rather than an escape to natural beauty which also explains why smaller towns south of Guadalajara are safer than Guadalajara itself and that the pygmy tribe in Central African Republic can remain flourishing as they're not dependent on dopamine that people get in metropolis rats nests. Grise Fiord looks depressing as fuck as it's located in a desolate harsh cold tundra and has a depressing history but it's closer to nature and everyone knows each other there due to it's small population. Coatzacoalcos on the other hand is a depressing city stuck in a 1980s timewarp trying and failing to replicate Puerto Vallarta despite economic potential. Because cities act as dopamine havens that abandon traditional values. They are condemned to fall with very little to stop it. It's just how it works. Merida is just a rather fortunate place.

Japan just sweeps their violent crime under the rug in order to look clean and safe; oftentimes, all they care about in that culture is reputation. Something they don't tell you about their fears about their aging population is that guys over there regularly go on stabbing sprees at preschools, hospitals and assisted living facilities, little kids apparently being the favorite targets as far as I recall. One that sticks out in my mind still is one incident where a Jap dude went batshit and stabbed a bunch of potatoes at an adult care center. The parents of a victim had to do their interviews with foreign news outlets because the Japanese police and government did nothing but hush it up. If anyone can find the video, I'd appreciate a link; I can't find the interview on Youtube. I think the thumbnail was of the two elderly parents sitting in their living room and it was on a channel for international news reporting from Asia and India.

Those are probably rare compared to murders that are results of Japan's stalking crisis. So many incels stalking and murdering chicks over there in stead of even attempting to join society as functioning members. I'd prefer not to get into Japan's sexual assault statistics (especially on children) and how hard they cover that shit up, but that's likely common knowledge by now.

Faggotry is actually widespread in Japan and it's not hard to find any instance of any unfortunate events happening in Japan. If not, Japan is one of the most depressing countries to exist both failing populating wise and demoralizing wise. They just have a better time holding it in but I've heard instances of this completely failing. I've had 2 people from my 2 week trip disturbing me and I've been disturbing to so many. This could probably explain why Japanese people are so shy because they have an inner demonic trait hidden in them and exchanging information eventually reveals it. Those serve me is creeping signs of the very things that is ultimately gonna destroy Japan in the not too distant future.