Have any of you ever went travelling to other countries before? Did it make you more hateful, or more sympathetic?

Have any of you ever went travelling to other countries before? Did it make you more hateful, or more sympathetic?

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I'll start.
>go to egypt with GF
>literally everyone from the airport forward wants to scam you
>old witches "scold" me and take the food i offer them trying to be friendly
>make friends with schoolchildren and an officer tells them to get away from us
>our guide (who we left) complained about how happy japanese people the entire time, saying it was because they were stupid
>police literally slapping a young teenager over and over at the pyramids of giza
>abusive to camels and horses, constantly
>a "worker" at king tuts grave was sneaking money from tourists to let them take photos (???)

on our last day we met a woman who offered us perogies. She lived in a stone house with no roof and said someday she'll work in the airport where she doesn't have to deal with men being horrible to her. When i think back to the airport i hope she never makes it lads.

I loved the ancient history, but egypt has been destroyed by these people.

I've been to Miami does that count?

Does moving to Brampton count?

why would i travel to another country when i already live in the best one?

Bush'ite

It's pretty neat seeing architecture more than 500 years old user, you should travel if you get the chance.

Been to 10 countries at this point, only one I didn't care for was France; I was young though and I didn't go to Paris, just some small northern town.

That being said, USA is definitely the best and everybody knows it.

I went to Sweden once. Never again.

Yes, after education it is the second most important thing you can do for yourself. People who have never travelled are GED tier.

Well, it's too late to visit Paris, now.

Been in Asia,the US and around Europe.
It made me want to go ringdingding on some people

I lived in France for a year. It opened my eyes to how the rest of the world sees America.

The Jew part or the Cuban part?

>Went to Caribbean
>met a lovely English lass also on vacation
>she invites me to club
>surrounded by black people
>black girls all over me
>start sweating like fuck
>felt like everyone was staring at me
>incredibly uncomfortable
>black girls try stealing pinches of golden hair from my head
>would not leave me alone
>tell English girl I got to go
>walking back to hotel alone, can finally breathe again, heartbeat gets back to normal
>guy on a motorbike stops and tells me to hop on, he will take me home
>driving home, he tells me to wrap my arms around him to be safe
>starts rubbing his butt on my crotch
>pulls into some bushes
>sucks me off
>takes me home
Never again

I lived in China for four years. I loved everything except for the Chinese people.

The ones with a taste for freedom and/or an understanding of ethics tend to leave the country.

>Go to literally any other country
>Food is usually better, stuff is usually cheaper
>Erryone is ugly though
>Nothing ever works properly
>Have to tip everyone
>Had to clap after dinner when I went to the US
>Half the time people don't speak English, have to make my way trying to find common language or doing my best with the 5 words I've learned in the local language
>At least the weather is less shit

Usually appreciate locals more after going somewhere, but also makes me appreciate home more.

what the fucking fuck you gigantic faggot

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I went to the Dominican Republic. They were constantly complaining about the millions of Haitians in their country doing manual labor. At the same time, we drove through Dominican villages during the weekdays and it seemed like nobody was at work and they were just sitting around.

My dad is Canadian so I go to Canada once or twice a year, I don't really count it as visiting another country since it just feels like I'm still in America.

no and not interested

Depends on the country. I loved France. I hated Japan.

>next day
>talking to Caribbean girl in bar
>tells me she wants my babies
>takes me to her car
>puts my hand down her knickers
>almost vomit
>throw my wallet at her and run away

Canada, Mexico, Australia, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Hong Kong, Singapore. Taught me that we here in the US are extremely lucky to have the Constitution. Even with its flaws, there's no better place on Earth.

Yeah, Egypt is a complete trash filled shit hole with the worst people in the world. Such a shame with all the history.

Been to 43 countries (business and leisure). My first trips to Europe a decade ago were amazing and I absolutely fell in love with the place.

I recently traveled back to the Netherlands, Germany, and Poland. First day in the Amsterdam was one of the most depressing in a long time. Filled with foreigners and more mosques than churches. Hardly saw any Dutch people. The city has been conquered.

Germany was also filled with foreigners but not as bad as Amsterdam.

Poland was amazing. Safe, super clean, super friendly people. Never felt threatened and everything was beautifully maintained.

Arrived back in the US only to see a sign at the airport that was meant to represent 27 Americans – only 4 were white/European. Depressed again...conflict is coming.

No, and you know it.

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Felt more foreign than the Northern US.

I know what you mean, friendo. The GVA is pretty awful.

>went to china. i had never seen a more bug like populace before. felt like everyone was wearing a mask when i spoke to them.
>went to Tibet, became a Buddhist towards the end of my trip, hated Chinese even more now.
>went to Vietnam, same issue as china but more rural and not as bad. spent 2 weeks wandering around with some mates, went to a couple of towns in the middle of nowhere, discovered that the cbd is generally where the most degenerates are. food got really shit out in the boonies tho.
>went to Egypt, was fascinated by the history and architecture, but the people are retarded.
>went to America a few months back. realized California is just like Victoria and new south wales, made me appreciate that WA and Queensland are doing okay, and made me hate the Americanization of my country. also became disgusted with doughnuts, hotdogs, and fried food in general.
i never hated a country before traveling, and even though i hate china almost as much as i hate jews, i don't begrudge them for it. what else should i have expected? they are a country of slaves that were taught a shitty version of the alphabet to keep them stupid, what else were they going to become?

>go to tunisia
>get driven down to the desert in a 3 hour drive
>look outside
>anywhere outside of tunis looks like Fallout
>people put lightbulbs in gas canisters for some reason
>bus driver says that in the desert, people will ride up to you in a motorbike and offer you a coca cola, and whatever you do say no
>ride a camel around
>faggot rides up to me and offers me a coke
Pretty good

Did yous have a 3some with the camel or what

i've been to over 30 countries,it made me see some places and people for who they really are.

Why should I travel when the whole third world comes to me?

China used to different but years of repressive regimes have culled out the creative genes in favor of the bug ones.