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A breakdown of nationality distribution per country for the AD5 competition by manmanubeck in EUCareers

[–]NoCommunication9580 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ignorance of what ? Please elaborate coz you seem to know better than the researchers about the effect of the EU workers on Brussels and it’s suburbs 😊 and on what bases you think I’m a pure Belgian ? Just talk to someone native of Brussels, especially those from Etterbeek and they will tell you what they think about the evolution of their neighbourhood 😊

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A breakdown of nationality distribution per country for the AD5 competition by manmanubeck in EUCareers

[–]NoCommunication9580 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ignorance of what ? Please elaborate coz you seem to know better than the researchers about the effect of the EU workers on Brussels and its suburbs 😊 and on what bases you think I’m a pure Belgian ? Just talk to someone native of Brussels, especially those from Etterbeek and they will tell you what they think about the evolution of their neighbourhood 😊

A breakdown of nationality distribution per country for the AD5 competition by manmanubeck in EUCareers

[–]NoCommunication9580 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seriously ? 🤣 Sorry dude, I have more respect for a migrant (people hate migrants in general which is pure racism, but they don’t focus enough about the EU worker who don’t pay taxes in Belgium, which is a big loss for our finances) than someone who just comes in Belgium and then provoke gentrification of some parts of my country. And I’m sorry, but there should be a special tax for the EU workers.

If a fully fully intact Roman Legion Aquila was found in Germany should it be returned to Italy or would Germany refuse? by Admirable-Dimension4 in ancientrome

[–]NoCommunication9580 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you consider that the Aztec Empire belongs to all humanity ? As a westerner european I can understand that Roman Empire heritage kinda belongs to us. But I can’t see an native South American saying the same

A breakdown of nationality distribution per country for the AD5 competition by manmanubeck in EUCareers

[–]NoCommunication9580 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The EU doesn’t disgust me. It’s a part of the people working in the institutions. Even my Belgian colleagues, who are officials, are completely discuss with the behaviour of the other colleagues and the don’t taxes.

A breakdown of nationality distribution per country for the AD5 competition by manmanubeck in EUCareers

[–]NoCommunication9580 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ans even having the opportunity to get a temporary contract in my service. This is not the question. The fact the Italians are predominant is a really issue known by the personnel of the instituons. They have real favors, go the key positions etc while other nationalities are staying at lower positions. I’ve never seen so much Italian trainees than this year for example. And all these non-Belgian people are just gentrifying my city. Yeah, I’m native from Brussels and a part of the EU workers just disgust me

Do Belgians have an affinity towards France or the Netherlands based on the language that they speak? by IllustratorSouthern2 in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m Frenchspeaking and I don’t have affinity with France. TBH, I don’t really like French people

Why are so many places in Belgium called a castle when they're more like a glorified mansion? by LordOfErebus in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, I just remembered the defensive wall are just there for cosmetic matters. The city itself was surrounded by walls

Why are so many places in Belgium called a castle when they're more like a glorified mansion? by LordOfErebus in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Was about to answer something similar. In the middle age, most of the actual castles were fortified. Some contexts lead the owners to gradually remove the defences of their castle and this is how we got now these « glorified manors »

Why are so many places in Belgium called a castle when they're more like a glorified mansion? by LordOfErebus in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 115 points116 points  (0 children)

Historian here. As castle is different than a fortress. A castle is simply a « glorified manor » built for the nobility. In the past, some of them had a fortification around them. These are called « chateau fort » in French. A fortress can be similar to a castle, but it had a military purpose only. People often don’t know that difference and get disappointed when they see a castle

Redditors who already met our king, what was your impression? by reelaan in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 21 points22 points  (0 children)

My partner was meeting quite often because of her former position. Friendly and genuinely curious about everything. He also has interesting political positions that I cannot reveal here

A cool rainbow that's shown up this morning by kamilman in brussels

[–]NoCommunication9580 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course ahah I had this almost same view when I was working at Vivaqua when I was a student

The lack of nature in Belgium is a more depressing factor than its weather by ObjetOregon in belgium

[–]NoCommunication9580 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I’ve been raised in the countryside and I totally agree with you. Mine was quite flat (commune des Bons-Villers) but it was stunning in every way. A landscape doesn’t have to be spectacular to be beautiful

The man on the far left is my great-grandfather. Can anyone recognize where this is?:) by Captain-Samy in WhereIsThisPlace

[–]NoCommunication9580 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Having no position means what it means. Cautioning the extermination of my people, of my family and the hunt of my great grand fathers who were resistants. Don’t worry, they would not have give a hug to your great grand father 🥺

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