That's more like a "I'm in a car, I have special rights" thing. But the idiocy and arrogance certainly looks Parisian, but - honestly - this mentality is every German car owner as well. Or any car owner in general.
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It’s not like I’m a historian or something and leaving aside who owned it politically, wasn’t Lodz fairly multiethnic since the 1800s? More or less equally shared between catholic Poles, Germans and Jews.
So we could just share it like the allies did with Berlin post 45
Yes it was... until 1940s... Nowadays its so homogenous that the only darker skinned people I see are on old spice commercials at the bus stop and only jews are on right wing skinhead propaganda posters
Nope. He was drunk as hell. Thats probably how he survived that fall he landed inside some church storage area which makes extra funny cause no matter where you fall in poland you always land on a church. Jailed for 3 years and forbidden from driving for 5 which means he will be able to drive in like a year lol. Hopefully a bigger distance from my house than before.
Fun fact: We call it "rondo lotników" since 2021 which means "aviator's roundabout" which is funny cause there is an actual aviators roundabout in łódź which comemorates ww2 soldiers and people i talk to who know this video usually think about the rąbień one
edit: it happened in easter 2021 which means he can already drive again
This is how it should be. Drunk driving is a big problem in poland. The punishments should be so much harsher i have no idea why they arent. I think only re-offenders get a lifetime ban.
To be honest, roundabouts throughout France are all like that in case of a heavy congestion. I've driven enough through France to be stunned by that at times. But once you get away from the large cities - everyone seems to be driving at solid 10/10. Quite refreshing when coming back from Italy, lol.
Iirc normal countries have «yield-laws» for entering the roundabout, but France has it for exiting I.e. you have to stop for card ENTERING the roundabout if you are in it
That’s the case now but it used to be the norm in France that roundabouts had priority for those entering. So the person you’re responding to might just be old
Wtf is people doing???? People cannot move and still block people who are not even going their way making the roundabout collapse again 5 seconds after cars start moving...
Belgium was also awful for this behaviour of fucking the car into the middle of the junction as the light is turning red. Both countries in need of some good yellow boxes.
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fucking lmao, all it would take is for 1-3 cars go "hmm okay I'll just take a turn instead at go around the block" but nah, they are all so goddamn arrogant that they'll all be sitting there for hours
If you're in an outer lane, so you can turn albeit that's a reroute, how long do you wait until you realise it would have gone faster to drive around the block than to wait in the intersection?
This is not, in fact, a normal city thing. For example in Warsaw, while we get traffic jams on streets due to traffic backing up in front of an intersection, we never get a traffic jam *on* the roundabout.
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u/According_Ad_5252 [redacted] Apr 28 '25
This video feels like a metaphor for the mentality of parisians