Italy or America? #italy #usa #streetinterview

[hhydar]

Basically in other countries, if some random law gets passed and public don't like it, then basically the GOVT is at risk there. However in US, you can't move the govt no matter what.

[sherlock]

Watching these really let me know that foreigners can be just as ignorant about America as we are of them.

[evilwheelchair]

She has no idea what she is talking about, she is just saying word

[Bigboss-tffr]

Shes trying so hard to fit in. She probably says this every time some bozo asks her what the difference is. Cant believe she actually brought up trump. Lmfao

[icc]

She mostly said just what an average young person thinks about politics, not the majority made by elders

[miss_america]

She literally has no idea what she's talking about 🤣😂

[har]

She's telling the truth. People on the back shoud listen

[persona_]

Only she knows what she's talking about.
"Too much things to follow"

[julzgulz]

Meanwhile, in Italy:

Abortion is legal in Italy in the first 90 days (just 13 weeks!) of pregnancy, with a seven-day waiting period.

After the first trimester, abortions are only allowed if there's a risk to the mother's health or if there are fetal anomalies. But while it's legal, actually getting the procedure can be difficult.

"Abortion access is always difficult because there are too few doctors who perform them."- Dr. Giovanna Gerardi. She's one of only two abortion providers in Italy's Molise region. Once her colleague retires later this year, she'll be the only one.

[chuyistheshiz]

Idk what the hell she is talking about.

[varun_j]

If random people can decide whether a woman gets to abort or not then maybe those same individuals need to take care of that child and mother.

[the.ELEVENTH.hour]

In the US we didn’t ban people from getting abortions. The federal government decided this is a very 50/50 opinion between the citizens, and America is a very large and diverse nation, so they sent it back to each state to individually vote on what abortion laws should look like in their state. This is exactly how a democracy should operate. This is why in some states you can’t terminate pregnancy once a heartbeat is detectable, and other places like NJ where I lived our governor signed a bill that not only legalized abortion here but legalizes infanticide also. Meaning you can give birth to a baby and leave it in a McDonalds dumpster and cannot be prosecuted under The Reproductive Freedom Act. Less restrictions on abortions does not keep women safe, the media is not genuine.

[markhamilton]

Question: What does Italy think about America? Her: “Well the MEDIA says…”

[AnthonyJimenez]

isnt following the crowd what she is asking for? 🤔 she thinks because there are protests the government should only listen to protesters? makes no sense…

[FistroMan]

NOW they have chooen fascism.. Isn't it funny??

[NTice]

Just because there are “a lot of people protesting” doesn’t mean it’s right. Half of the country thinks the opposite…

[ohsugar]

So many things 😲 abortion choices - the pill, rubber, abstenance. Too many choices - ignorance.

[corbans]

Personally I agree with her, but with what's going on in Italy right now they're not really in a place where they can pass judgment.

[harrypotterfan]

This is why you don't listen to what foreigners say about American politics.

[psychopeticahermetico]

The craziness that wokeness has become now is literally ignorant + want to follow the crowd.
I've considered myself proudly woke, but now idk what to call it anymore.