Deprived, Homeless and Violent inside a 'GHETTO' - Life in a 'No-Go Zone'

JoeFish
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Published 2024-06-19
In this video I went to an area officially classified as a 'Ghetto', what I found on the streets of this 'no-go' zone was shocking! In this video we compare the Worst UK towns and Worst UK Cities to this No-Go Zone... How do our own UK cities hold up against an area officially listed as a Ghetto..? Welcome to life inside the Ghetto! Holding some of the highest crime rates, poverty and deprivation, I was shocked with what I found on the streets, overwhelming poverty and deprivation including sprawling homeless encampments in public parks and illegal street markets. This was by far one of the most nerve inducing days of filming I have ever had, threatened with violence on multiple occasions whilst being alone in the most dangerous areas within the city was a day I will remember! In this video I show you what the tourists don't see, heading to the 'no-go' areas of the city that the staff of my hotel warned me against visiting. Showing you life inside an officially classified 'Ghetto', the areas of the city tourists don't visit.

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#broken #poverty #depression

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All Comments (21)
  • @JoefishJ
    Thanks for watching! Leave a Like & Comment let me know your thoughts on Copenhagen. PLEASE Share the video with any like minded people you know to help the Channel grow! See you on the next one!
  • @PWMoze
    Unemployment, gangs, drugs, alcohol, immigrants and asylum seekers, crime, homelessness etc.etc. (I won't mention the implicit cultural threat from the religion of peace). This is not multi-culturalism, because there is no integration or cohesion, despite how hard the Danish state has tried to come up with a successful formula for solving this problem (much harder than the UK government ever has tried by the way). People who do not share the host country's values or attitudes (and have no particular reason to) end up living in an empoverished, parallel society. They end up alienated and separate, with little incentive to embrace the host country, its customs, its culture or even properly learn its language. They simply turn the host country into a version of the place they came from, complete with values and customs. This is why the DPP in Denmark have emerged and become more prominant, just like the populist parties in most other European countries have. However you have to admit the flats look much better than those in any average English council estate, the transport links are good, the cobblestone streets are clean (even if the walls aren't) the rubbish gets collected and amazingly your bike doesn't get nicked! As you rightly point out Joe, things are much worse in most English cities right now. Most of us would be happy if our shopping streets, our inner city areas and our transport links looked and felt as nice as their Danish equivalents. We can all speculate on why this is and who is to blame but I don't see the next Labour Government being willing or able to do much to change this awful legacy of 14 years of Tory mismanagement. I wonder who has the solution? Leave your suggestions below....
  • @ainsleyharriott2209
    In the UK, even bicycles locked inside locked private garages get stolen 😂 I've had 2 stolen like that.
  • @PamelaD963
    Our lovely European cities are now lost forever due to mass migration 😞
  • @Vile_old_Bastard_3545
    Bike theft is common in Copenhagen. 26 bikes per 1000 inhabitants get stolen every year. The more expensive bikes obviously get targeted. It has the highest rate in Europe. So in other words there are so many out on the streets that if you own a low end bike it is unlikely to be stolen. I suppose safety in numbers comes to mind. 38-1 on average you are going to get your bike nabbed within a year. Most bikes have ring locks. That is a small lock that sits on the frame and locks around the wheel rim. You do not really see them in Britain, but used widely in Western Europe. Enough to deter somebody from taking a low end bicycle because it is too much hassle and you will be stopped if seen carrying a bike down the road.
  • @klayed
    lol first few seconds i was thinking he was in some north paris ghetto..lol its denmark also and already
  • @kjp1232
    Seems the people have alot more respect for their environment than they do in the UK
  • @Eljay_19
    Great video , but please stay safe ! ❤
  • @choochoo9506
    Hi Joe! Almost 15K!! Yay! As your biggest fan, I'm not too happy about you going to dangerous places, so be well, friend. Jen
  • @user-fz7zt6cw6f
    Drugs are dragging families down into the depths. Criminal gangs are making a fortune because people are trapped in a cycle of substance abuse and dependency. There seems to be an attitude by anyone taking drugs that they are smarter and more hard done by than anyone who's not daft enough to get hooked. It's a tragedy.
  • @MrsVilla124
    This was another really interesting video, Joe, I'm glad you made it out of there safe! Totally agree with the litter situation, the UK can learn a lot from this! Stay safe Joe :)
  • @mr.13zn83
    Almost 15k well done mate from Southend
  • @meggysaurusrex
    Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.. but not as rotten as Bristol county council!
  • @dirkbogarde44
    If you wanted to interact with foreigners......could have stayed in Britain for that.
  • @charlie125125uk
    Enjoyed the video hope you also there on holiday and explore some of the better parts