29 Comments

1. Unkle Titus
   October 15th, 2009 9:15 PM
   

   Oh, dear, I'd so much love to see this Peta girl being pet by a horde of gypsies from my neighbourhood... hahha, goddamn! it'll be my supreme joy, dear ignorant & over-zealous brainwashed political-correct "coqsucceur", which - not accidentaly - is american, i bet. probabily she had some curriculum time to spend here in Romania and she probabily said she knows the real facts. too bad we had to swallow this sh!t from time to time. get real morons, wake the f. up and get yuor heads up from the hollywood dumb injecting movies filled with boemians, fortune tellers & caravans, you fairy asses!

2. Paco
   September 3rd, 2009 4:59 AM
   

   Let's see exactly how conscious she is about human rights when she goes to Israel.

3. lavinia
   August 30th, 2009 2:31 PM
   

   why i dislike the large large majority of gypsies:
   - they don't like to work, they like to steal, it's their second nature
   - they don't like school either, they send their own children on the streets to steal or to beg (the school is free in romania)
   - as a woman i am allways scared when i pass by a group of gypsies, because they are agressive, they even touch you if they are in large number, if you say something you might get even beaten (it really happens quite often)
   - they are proud because they never obey any other law except their own law, and live just like that, a community inside a country
   - they marry their children at ages betwen 5 and 14
   - no woman rights there, absolutely no rights, they are cattle
   - rape is for them similar to love making
   - never pay any kind of taxes
   - they are always dirty and smellie, however big is their house
   Now let me ask you, gypsy lovers: there were 60000 people, at madonna's concert. i guess that not the lower part of the society. W

4. Peta
   August 30th, 2009 2:25 PM
   

   Iona I understand where you and others are coming from people usually say u have to live it, before you speak about it, i have lived in Romania for a year and a half and i have interacted with 'gypsies' and ethnic romanians, and to be honest i think both groups are the same with a slight differance in features and skin color, at atimes i had difficulties telling them apart, why!beacuse it dIdn't matter i've seen poor druken poverty ridden gypsies and i've seen poor drunken poverty ridden romaninas.
   But i must to be honest and i think romaninas should be honest with themselves too, there is a big problem with widespread racisim and discrimation there, and don't say its only towards gypsies but to any another other non- caucasian individual, or anyone who they are unable to distingush what race they are, its not culture or your religion or the language its your race, my year and a half stay was rather disappointing i must say. but people must understand that any individual who is

5. lolwtf
   August 30th, 2009 2:24 PM
   

   i'm from romania, bucharest more exactly. i hate my country, i hate gypsies. alot

6. honza
   August 30th, 2009 2:14 PM
   

   She has no clue what she's talking about. She's never met any 'real' gypsy, never lived with them. In every culture there are outsiders but gypsies have only a few people who can't be called outsider... i'm not a racist at all. There are no (or just little) problems with people from Vietnam, Ukraine, Israel, northern Africa and so on. Gypsies are shouting for their rights, but these discriminated "poor people" have no duties, no responsibilities. Most of them don't pay rent, taxes, insurance or penalties, don't send children to school, don'ts work, government give them lot of money (in Czech Republic is no problem for them to get $1600 when average family income is somewhere around $2000) for nothing, just for having 5, 6 or 7 children and for being "the minority" and because it is their culture. And they still have free medical care, sometimes free acces to swimming pools, and the electricity can't be clipped off. In Czech these people are also called "inadaptible" and it describes th

7. annie ward
   August 30th, 2009 9:10 AM
   

   madonna asked for it. and by that i'm not saying that she is not right about discrimination and racism being something to frown upon. what she did, and what you, you who say she was right and that the people were just plainly stubborn fail to notice, is the greatest mistake of them all. and that is generalisation. before you go around criticizing someone's attitude you should first make sure you have at least a little idea of the things that made them feel tthis way. this isn't "Lord of the Rings" and people are not born either good or bad by default.
   most of the gypsies (and no, them and the Romanians are NOT the same nation; make sure you do your homework before stating such ignorant stuff. have you ever actually seen a gypsy? if not, research. don't go around displaying your ignorance and lack of information) are nowadays using the 'discrimination' excuse to gain more and more rights. and most of them won't even go to school. I've been there. Romanians are usually not narro

8. knowitall
   August 29th, 2009 8:34 AM
   

   Janine , you stupid goat , u're as ignorant as madonna
   go f..k yourselves , bi.ches

9. Chris
   August 29th, 2009 3:26 AM
   

   I think that she should have only a couple of those she defended at her house! Asa a matter of fact she has those in her crew and look wht they got her into: she got booed... By her fans!!! Ain`t that weird? She should get smart!

10. Pex
    August 28th, 2009 8:34 PM
    

    ok, know i hate madonna