• @samus12345
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          126 months ago

          Parisians, specifically. Paris isn’t all of France.

        • @Leviathan
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          56 months ago

          Literally the only drawback

        • Schadrach
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          36 months ago

          Too bad there are so many French people

          There are a bunch of right-wingers out there that would tell you (((they))) are working on that. That’s basically the heart of the whole “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory and I’ve seen a few specifically point to Paris as an example of it in action.

    • @RememberTheApollo_
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      146 months ago

      That’s completely subjective.

      Depends on what you want to get out of your hike. Want historic sites and a café? Go hike an old city. Want mosquitos and beautiful open vistas? Go hike a mountain trail.

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        Well, i’m swiss and hiking is something you do on mountains to me. Visiting a city is taking a stroll.

        • @RememberTheApollo_
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          26 months ago

          Well, if you insist on technicality:

          a long walk, especially in the country or wilderness:

          So a long walk in an urban environment also qualifies. However, I agree that “hike” more commonly means a rural excursion.