Chapter 1452 This is a human problem

Xiao Peng and the other man fled in panic.

He would rather be entangled by a group of criminals than by a woman like this - this woman is definitely crazy!

After the two of them escaped from the woman's clutches, Kasin sighed, "Boss, is this woman crazy? Her daughter is right next to her! How much of a psychological trauma will this cause her daughter?"

Xiao Peng shook his head. "It's all because of life. Paris is just such a mess. On one side, there's the luxurious life of material desire, and on the other side, there are the poor people struggling to survive."

Just as they finished speaking, they heard someone shouting not far away: "Help, someone is robbing!"

Kasim tilted his head and glanced in the direction of the voice. He said helplessly, "Boss, how many times has this happened tonight? The Paris police don't care about this? Tourism accounts for a large part of France's GDP. Who would dare to come if things keep going like this?"

"Manage?" Xiao Peng shook his head and said, "I can't manage it."

"I can't control it?" Kasim was puzzled: "Why can't I control it?"

Xiao Peng said, "To address this problem, we need an iron fist. But this is France, who dares to use an iron fist? We also need economic reforms, which is impossible, as it directly affects the welfare of ordinary people. Furthermore, France has a total population of 67 million, while the combined population of Black and Arab countries is nearly 10 million! It's no exaggeration to say that no matter which party, if their policies don't favor this group, they simply can't govern. So everyone knows this problem is serious, but it's impossible to address. And it's also a human issue."

"People problem? Boss, what does this mean?" Kasim asked.

Xiao Peng explained, "You know, I lived in Paris for a while, and I actually experienced a riot. What Parisians call 'banco youths' came to the city and burned cars for fun. To be honest, I never understood why they did it until the very end. In the end, 'Powder Keg' told me they had no reason and were just burning cars for fun. Oh, and the so-called 'banco youths' basically refer to the black community. I was very curious about why they did this, but over time I realized that Paris is a place that changes people. Living here can make people evil."

Kasim was confused after hearing this, so he lit a cigarette for Xiao Peng and motioned him to continue.

Xiao Peng said, "When I was in Paris, I went to dinner one day. I was enjoying my meal when suddenly an old lady in gorgeous clothes walked in and asked who the Citroën DS3 outside belonged to."

"Yours?" Kasim asked.

Xiao Peng nodded. "I thought she wanted to see me about something, but she asked me to move my car because she wanted to park there. Oh, I forgot to tell you, the restaurant I went to is quite popular and high-end, with cars parked outside. Maybe she thought my Citroën was low-end, so she asked me to give her a seat."

Kasin said disdainfully, "Boss, that Citroën of yours is enough to buy so many Ferraris! What happened next? Did you give it to her?"

Xiao Peng said, "How could I possibly give her my seat? I still need to eat! But what happened next was speechless."

Kasin asked in confusion: "What happened next?"

Xiao Peng explained: "The old woman made all sorts of racial attacks against me, saying things like she was French and I had to follow French rules. She then started causing trouble for the restaurant, going after the waiter and the owner, asking me to give her my seat. Even though the owner and waiter insisted I could park there, she continued to make racial attacks."

"If this happened in another country, the old woman would have been kicked out of the restaurant long ago. But in Paris, the waiter and the owner could only apologize to me, and she kept on talking while eating. Several French people even came up to me and apologized, saying they felt embarrassed and that not all French people are like that. But the old woman still kept on talking."

"Then how did you make her shut up?" Kasim asked.

Xiao Peng said calmly, "I couldn't beat up an old woman. How could she withstand a punch from me? So I went out and smashed all the windows of her car before going back to eat. She didn't say a word until I finished eating. Solving problems in Paris is that simple and crude."

"Wait!" Kasim asked, puzzled. "You smashed the car and then went back to eat? What if the police come?"

Xiao Peng rolled his eyes at him. "Call the police in Paris? When can the police arrive at the scene within an hour?"

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Kasim didn't know what to say, this really couldn't be refuted.

Xiao Peng continued, "I've been thinking about this since it happened. The French, especially Parisians, discriminate against foreigners from outside their own souls. In the eyes of Parisians, there are only two kinds of French people: 'Parisians' and 'provincials.' Oh, I'm not being precise here. Even Parisians are divided into 'city dwellers' and 'suburbanites.' Discrimination against foreigners and blacks is ubiquitous here. Those 'suburbanites' encounter this kind of discrimination every day, blinded by hatred and filled with resentment. They naturally need to vent their anger at the slightest opportunity, and riots are perfectly normal."

Kasin nodded after hearing this, and suddenly asked curiously: "Boss, you just said it was a human problem, what do you mean?"

Xiao Peng said: "Considering the general environment in France, the Daxia people are just as often discriminated against as the Hei'a. But how do the Chinese deal with discrimination? Better management changes their living environment. Things change over time! And what about the Hei'a? The crime rate in France is highest for the Ahmadines and second for the Blacks. They like to resort to violence and crime to solve problems. And discrimination is really not a reason for those people to commit crimes. If you really want to commit crimes because of discrimination? Then go find whoever discriminates against you and commit a crime! The French discriminate against you, so you rob the Daxia people? This is totally unreasonable! The most basic reason for crime is lack of money, unwillingness to work, and low quality. So I said, this is a human problem!"

Kasin looked around and said, "Boss, where are we going next? Should I drive the car over?"

"What kind of car are you driving?" Xiao Peng asked, "How can we come to the Moulin Rouge and not see the show?"

"Boss, don't all the tickets here have to be booked online?" Kasim asked in confusion.

Xiao Peng laughed and said, "Do billionaires need to make reservations online? Do billionaires need to queue up to get in? Who do you think those luxury boxes on the second floor of the Moulin Rouge are reserved for? How many people can afford to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a show? And to create a sense of superiority, the management would rather leave them empty than lower the price, so there are basically empty boxes every day. Let's go and see a real show!"