What do you think about gypsy people?
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First, I want to tell to some of other answerers: make the difference between the real life and movies/books - travellers, pirates... oh, God!\n\nI live in a country with many gipsies, too. Perhaps 5-6% of them are very reach. 4-5% are well educated (I had two school-mates gipsies and one of them was my best friend also). But the biggest part of them are extremely poor - they haven't homes, they haven't jobs, and many of them have to beg on the streets.
379137
I think they are nice people who respect God what ever our religious difference is. I also think most of the Arab world is religious and willing to make sacrifices for their beliefs. That is an admirable thing until it turns to violence. I think there are very few Arabs out there that give most of the Arab population a bad image. The Arabs I had a pleasure of acquainting with in my lifetime are open minded, respectful and simple happy people. I think they should work hard to get ride of the fundamentalists. As some one mentioned before they also had a lot in the contribution of technology by their based creations of alpha bets, mathematics and many more.
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the same as i do about all other nationalities/blood lines.\nthere are some good and some not so good in all cultures.\n\ngood people come in all colors and have many different languages and beliefs.  unfortunately so do bad people.
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My friends are Goth (Japanese-inspired L0lita-goths), and imagine - Asian goths, how much more weird it would be for Asians to be goths? :D\n\nGoth culture includes the following: \n\n*unique music, art, and literature \n*black clothing, light makeup, and unusual hairstyles (I'm sure you've seen some of this, and you know the basics) \n*Fascination with medieval, Victorian and Edwardian history \n*Goths tend to be non-violent, pacifistic, passive, and tolerant. Many in the media have mistakenly associated Goth with extreme violence and hatred of minorities, white supremacy, etc. \n*Followers seem sullen and withdrawn, when in public; they are "happy and carefree in the company of [other] Goths." \n*"A lot of people turn to the Gothic subculture after having a hard time in school, feeling alienated, and looking for a way to express themselves that mirrors those feelings. Others find the scene through literature, still others want to be shocking, and some people just find black clothing slimming." 1 \n*Goth music often deals with thought-provoking topics, concentrating on societal evils, like racism, war, hatred of groups, etc. They tend to concentrate on the very "nasty, unhappy" topics that "North American culture" wants to "ignore and forget." \n*A fascination with death. They try "to find a different way of thinking about life, like trying to find beauty in life, pain and death. It's all a quest for immortality." 2 \n*Some Goths enjoy playing role playing games. However, RPGs are not an integral component of Goth culture. It is just that those intellectual and creative challenges that draw them to the Goth scene make them more likely to enjoy RPGs as well. \n\n\nGeez, that sounds like me. But I don't dress Goth. My parents would completely freak out! It's ok to have an inner goth though. ;)\n\nYou can start by wearing a wig. Or you can dye your hair temporarily to see how it's going to work.\n\nShort hair? No problem, throw on one of those frilly bonnets, wear the whole goth-dressing and fishnet hose with boots.\nDon't forget the pale make up (so cute!) and the deep dark eyes. It helps if you've got an obsession for vampires (many goths do! I love em', but not enough to go all goth because of vampires...however tempting ;P).\nAlso, accessorize, accessorize, accessorize! Spikes collars, spikes, piercings..!
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In my country (Austria) there live some Romanian people. I know one who was in my school. His name is Doru and he comes from a village near Timisoara.\nI have never been to Romania but I heard it would be nice and a lot of things to see.
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Notes I have gathered for research on my new book, regarding a gypsie charachter.\n\nThe Roma originally lived in North West India and migrated to persia from year 224. They lived under Arab rule in the middle east from 642 to 900CE and eventually arrived in Constantinople. By the 14 and 15th centuries they had drifted to western Europe.\n\nThere are three language groups within the Roma, The Domari (middle East an Eastern Europe)\nThe Lomarvren (central Europe)\nThe Romani (western Europe)\n\nIf you really want more details, do a google search on them, there is lots out there.\n\nIf you would like to learn about their enslavement, torture and other sufferings by this group try putting The Pariah Syndrome in your browser and check out what this person found for his Phd thesis.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsy\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roma_(people)\n\nhttp://www.xmission.com/~dderhak/monte/gypsies.htm\n\nhttp://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/gypsies.html
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Sorry to hear your personal opinion about them. Well in general all nationality suck in one way or another so its not really something to pounder on. Nobody is perfect. All you can do is accept the fact that they do exist with you.\n\nCheers...
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oh yeah!! are you one of the rainbow people?\n\nto me 'hippie' refers to both a lifestyle and the set of tastes in music, clothing and ideas that go along with this lifestyle.  respecting yourself and nature... the ORIGINAL version of 'god's plan'.\n\nwhile i could never be a gypsy and just pick up and go at the drop of the hat, i always admired those who are free and confident enough to do so.\n\nthe free expression and free love most people equate with the hippie movement is the ultimate expression of 'live for today'.  i find it quite appealing!\n\nthe clothing style and musical tastes of the stereoypical hippie are ALSO beautiful... simple, natural, elegant in an easy going way.  not so keen on the vw minibus, though.\n\nhippies are ones who march to their own drummer, and make the world a more interesting place!  there's much to learn from someone who could care less what you or i think.\n\nfear not the long hair...
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Do you mean the Inigenous culture, or people??
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The Roma people, often referred to as Gypsies, are a heterogeneous ethnic group who live primarily in Southern and Eastern Europe, Western Asia, Latin America, southern states of North America and the Middle East. They are believed to have originated in the northern part of the Indian Subcontinent. They began their migration to Europe and North Africa via the Iranian plateau about 1,000 years ago.
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I think there are going to be some major problems when the Bulgarians and Romanians hit town because their way of life is so different to ours and,their definition of crime is not even close to our own.\nThe Bulgarians and Romanians just do not give a damn about other peoples human rights and see everyone as a target,as there are strong gang influences which they will bring to our streets,I have been to both countries and was very shocked at what went on.\nI predict that there will be problems never seen before in this country and are dreading it when they enter our country.
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Well I think for one thing it's their lack of knowledge about Goth culture. Goth and it's relation to devil worship I think gets confused because of the music and style of it. All you can do is be yourself and if Goth is your thing well you might try and educate people who are willing to listen about what the Goth live style is about and what you like about it. You've chosen a style or lifestyle that is outside what is considered " The Norm" and unfortunately will tend to get a negative reaction from some people.
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what do you mean by "you people" are you some kind of racist?
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First of all I want to say that people has to make a distinction between romanians and gypsis. the romanians are OK but they have to be more civilized.
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Well they are such a good people and they're not pushy!\nand if you think bad about them then you're suck (not you just anyone who think so)
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There is good and bad in every race of people.   \n\nI have never found any problems with any Turkish people I know.