> Political climate, for one thing. (recent anti-LGBT sentiment, anti-refugee/mi...

TulliusCicero · on March 15, 2019

Poland's recent rightward turn isn't fake news or even really that controversial in terms of "yes, that's a thing that happened/is happening".

llukas · on March 15, 2019

GP comment can be backed up with news reports and with quotes of MP/government members. What do you need more?

> because you love campaigning against your own country

Democracy works best when discussion is open.

nicc · on March 15, 2019

So, you judge/don't go to a whole country because of what its politicians say?

The USA's president has been saying a lot of questionable things, but I don't see anyone fleeing SF..?

scarmig · on March 15, 2019

You don't see the mayor of San Francisco being stabbed to death in public for being pro-gay.

nicc · on March 16, 2019

You're right, you just see terrorist attacks, school shootings, and in SF in particular rampant crime with homeless people taking shits in the streets everywhere.

I'm just amazed at how much misinformation and exaggeration one can decide to spread.

llukas · on March 15, 2019

> campaigning against your own country, or just to spread misinformation

Those were original discussion goal posts. Criticizing Trump or democrats based on facts is neither "campaigning against own country" neither misinformation.

> The USA's president has been saying a lot of questionable things, but I don't see anyone fleeing SF..?

There is more of this: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/07/16/trump_travel_ban_se... https://business.financialpost.com/technology/tech-conferenc...