America: Lots of FAT People Who Are BAD at Geography | Romanians Share Their Thoughts About the USA
January 11, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn a city square in Transylvania, two women and a young boy consider the claim, “I’d rather be ruled by America than Russia.”
One woman agrees, citing Russia’s aggression toward Ukraine. Another disagrees, making extraordinary claims about murders of gay and black people on the streets of the United States. The young boy slightly agrees, recalling stories of “rations and inflation” he heard from his grandparents regarding Soviet-controlled Romania. He also shares his perception of the United States with two observations.
This video is part of our series “Reverse Q&A | Hungary & Romania.” New conversations are released Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 1pm PT. Follow the series here
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