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In reply to the discussion: Had a very sad conversation with a waiter in Trieste, Italy tonight. [View all]Deep State Witch
(12,804 posts)9. Reminds me of a Convo with our tour guide in Rome
We did a golf cart tour of Rome back in September of 2024. The driver was talking to my husband and I when we were waiting for the other family to come back to the cart. His grandparents moved to Florida, and he was going through the immigration process to join them there. He felt that there were more opportunities here than in Italy. We cautioned him to hold off making the final decision until after the election, because even legal migrants from Europe might have problems. I often wonder what he did.
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Had a very sad conversation with a waiter in Trieste, Italy tonight. [View all]
Thunderbeast
Sunday
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Whenever I'm traveling, I alway make a point to reveal that I'm from San Francisco so I can give a good impression.
NBachers
Sunday
#23
Even in Dallas, the move by a black politician Eric Johnson to switch parties was seen as performative.
harumph
Sunday
#29
This is the intention of the isolationists and white-supremacists in the govermnent and corporate world.
erronis
Sunday
#3
I've been going yearly to Italy since 2014. I've had so many conversations not just with Italians but other
Nanjeanne
Sunday
#7
this country is what it is. Divided into fiedoms of civility and harm. That is what REPUBLICANS Want !
dave99
Sunday
#20
Is he? seemed to be safe for the 68 million foreign tourists who visited last year
EX500rider
18 hrs ago
#48
That doesn't change the fact that 68 million tourists had a peaceful trip to the US and home last year
EX500rider
15 hrs ago
#52
We have a very "unstable" poitical party REPUBLICANS destroying what was once calm
dave99
Sunday
#22
I'm American but I have permanent resident status in Canada, so I live and work here.
Jedi Guy
14 hrs ago
#53