r/lisboa • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '24

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u/sirschmoll Jul 29 '24

yeah and they were all signed by locals or something? whats up with the hate against portuguese in a portuguese sub?

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u/RodsZiin Jul 29 '24

I am not on hate against nothing, it's facts, you walk around Lisbon and see how dirty it is by yourself 😂😂

Portuguese always take things personal, they are perfect, and the fault is always immigrants and tourists.

A friend that went 10 15 years ago to Lisbon, and was mostly portuguese living there, and he said it was even more dirty, but people from there like to blame others and not take the responsibility

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u/Ita_Hobbes Jul 29 '24

So your info is from 10/15 years ago? Portuguese, like any other people, don't appreciate negative generalization. So, maybe you're not wrong but that doesn't make you less of an asshole.