Boycott all Uganda products, services and tourism, until Uganadan gays are given human rights. Yes, I planned on visting Uganda, even expatriating; but not now since I've learned of your anti-christian, brutality towards gay Ugandans.
yeh but their prices for hotels etc are not african most expensive i ever seen,.yeh i should have checked ot out beofre going,.but it reminded me so much of damascus,..scarey,.
i expected electricity and soem more help to tourist,.i was totally on my own and no one to guide or advice me,.,.only rmember the huge olsmobile shopping at the nakumatt,.even so hard to get a taxi,.i left ther as fast as i could , it remineded me of dmascus,.,
@suirvale It's a country still under development, you should've expected that. I can't believe you expected the same treatment as in Europe capitals or American cities. Jesus, dude.
A few years ago, I wasn't even thinking about visiting Uganda. I wanted to go to Berlin and Vienna sooo badly! But after meeting an amazing Ugandan (Jamal ♥) now I can't waaaait to go there! The landscape and the animals..holy shit, I never knew they were all so beautiful!
@suirvale Well, no offense but we're talking about Uganda here, not New York or Vienna. It's still a country from Africa and no offense to African people, I like you and you're great and the landscape is beautiful...but seriously, what did you expect? 5 stars restaurants?
@MissLillith666 In what way? The climate? The shops? The people? The wildlife? The industries? You should be more specific. Plus it's pretty hard to compare a whole country with a city.
Also - have you been to Berlin or Vienna? Stop talking like you know everything.
@OliviaSBee Yes, I have been to Vienna and actually spent a few days in the Austrian capital.I have a good friend in Berlin and plan to go there next year. I was talking about the industry, historical buildings and stuff like this. Are you saying that Uganda is the same with the European capitals? Hellooo, we're talking about a country from Africa! Isn't their lifestyle still based on agriculture and isn't Uganda made of mostly tribes?
@MissLillith666 Haha, you're doing it again - you haven't even been to Uganda and are telling me what it's like. I'm just saying you should stop assuming things about places you've never been to. Yes, almost all RURAL Ugandans rely on agriculture, however the majority of the population live in cities (granted, this documentary didn't really show much about Uganda's cities) Not all of Africa is like what you see isn't Disney films.
"Yes, I have been to Vienna and actually spent a few days in the Austrian capital." - I wrote 'Austrian capital' because repeating "Vienna" twice in one sentence sounds stupid.
@MissLillith666 And as for the Vienna thing, I'm not going to have a petty argument over your bad grammar, but you DID give the impression that Vienna and Austria's capital are separate places, which of course they aren't.
@MissLillith666 (continued) And another thing - stop generalising African countries! They aren't all the same, and until you've been to one of them, stop acting like you understand modern-day African culture. Because based on your other comments on this video, you do not.
@OliviaSBee Jesus, all I said was that people should not expect the same treatment as in European countries. When someone here said "well, it took an hour to make a coffee and we had no tourist guides" I said that I can't believe someone went to an African country and expected MacDonald's, Ritz's, Hilton's, Best Western hotels and 6 stars restaurants. It's still an African country after all, right?
@MissLillith666 Actually, I believe that comment said 'IT WAS A BIG DISSIAPOINTMENT FOR ME, so unhelpful to tourists. A cup of coffee takes 1/2 hour' (Punctuation corrected)
How well developed a country is has nothing to do with how long a cup of coffee takes to make or how helpful it is to tourists. Uganda is not as developed as most European countries, no, but the way people are 'treated' does not come into that. And that comment did not indicate that they expected 5 star restaurants at all
@mpigiful I never said there's anything wrong with Uganda. I love the country, I've never been there but it looks amazing. What I said was that people shouldn't expect 5 stars restaurants, tour guides everywhere and luxury hotels on every corner. Right? I'm not being disrespectful, God no, but I'm saying people shouldn't expect the same treatment as in Europe capitals or American cities.
@MissLillith666 Please have no prob with your comments, but you warned me to check ma spellings be4 i post, that is why i reacted back to you. Saying that english is not my language........
FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY
MrLevyking 8 hours ago
Hahaha
Mskenyaone 1 week ago
Boycott all Uganda products, services and tourism, until Uganadan gays are given human rights. Yes, I planned on visting Uganda, even expatriating; but not now since I've learned of your anti-christian, brutality towards gay Ugandans.
asymthought1 2 weeks ago
yeh but their prices for hotels etc are not african most expensive i ever seen,.yeh i should have checked ot out beofre going,.but it reminded me so much of damascus,..scarey,.
suirvale 1 month ago
i expected electricity and soem more help to tourist,.i was totally on my own and no one to guide or advice me,.,.only rmember the huge olsmobile shopping at the nakumatt,.even so hard to get a taxi,.i left ther as fast as i could , it remineded me of dmascus,.,
suirvale 1 month ago
@suirvale It's a country still under development, you should've expected that. I can't believe you expected the same treatment as in Europe capitals or American cities. Jesus, dude.
MissLillith666 1 month ago
A few years ago, I wasn't even thinking about visiting Uganda. I wanted to go to Berlin and Vienna sooo badly! But after meeting an amazing Ugandan (Jamal ♥) now I can't waaaait to go there! The landscape and the animals..holy shit, I never knew they were all so beautiful!
That's it, I'll start saving money.
P.S.
I LOVE the accent!
MissLillith666 1 month ago
IT WAS A BIG DISSIAPOINTMENT FOR ME,.so unhelpful to tourists ,. a cup of coffee takes 1/2 hour,.,.
suirvale 1 month ago
@suirvale Well, no offense but we're talking about Uganda here, not New York or Vienna. It's still a country from Africa and no offense to African people, I like you and you're great and the landscape is beautiful...but seriously, what did you expect? 5 stars restaurants?
MissLillith666 1 month ago
@MissLillith666 Clearly, you don't know much about Uganda or Ugandan culture.
OliviaSBee 1 week ago
@OliviaSBee I know it's not like in Berlin or Vienna.
MissLillith666 1 week ago
@MissLillith666 In what way? The climate? The shops? The people? The wildlife? The industries? You should be more specific. Plus it's pretty hard to compare a whole country with a city.
Also - have you been to Berlin or Vienna? Stop talking like you know everything.
OliviaSBee 1 week ago
@OliviaSBee Yes, I have been to Vienna and actually spent a few days in the Austrian capital.I have a good friend in Berlin and plan to go there next year. I was talking about the industry, historical buildings and stuff like this. Are you saying that Uganda is the same with the European capitals? Hellooo, we're talking about a country from Africa! Isn't their lifestyle still based on agriculture and isn't Uganda made of mostly tribes?
MissLillith666 1 week ago
@MissLillith666 Haha, you're doing it again - you haven't even been to Uganda and are telling me what it's like. I'm just saying you should stop assuming things about places you've never been to. Yes, almost all RURAL Ugandans rely on agriculture, however the majority of the population live in cities (granted, this documentary didn't really show much about Uganda's cities) Not all of Africa is like what you see isn't Disney films.
Also - Vienna IS the Austrian capital.
OliviaSBee 1 week ago
@OliviaSBee I know Vienna is Austria's capital.
"Yes, I have been to Vienna and actually spent a few days in the Austrian capital." - I wrote 'Austrian capital' because repeating "Vienna" twice in one sentence sounds stupid.
MissLillith666 6 days ago
@MissLillith666 And as for the Vienna thing, I'm not going to have a petty argument over your bad grammar, but you DID give the impression that Vienna and Austria's capital are separate places, which of course they aren't.
OliviaSBee 6 days ago
@OliviaSBee My bad grammar? All I did was replace "Vienna" with "Austrian capital". Not my fault you didn't understand.
MissLillith666 6 days ago
@MissLillith666 As I said, I'm not going to argue over something so small and petty.
OliviaSBee 5 days ago
@MissLillith666 (continued) And another thing - stop generalising African countries! They aren't all the same, and until you've been to one of them, stop acting like you understand modern-day African culture. Because based on your other comments on this video, you do not.
OliviaSBee 1 week ago
@OliviaSBee Jesus, all I said was that people should not expect the same treatment as in European countries. When someone here said "well, it took an hour to make a coffee and we had no tourist guides" I said that I can't believe someone went to an African country and expected MacDonald's, Ritz's, Hilton's, Best Western hotels and 6 stars restaurants. It's still an African country after all, right?
MissLillith666 6 days ago
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@MissLillith666 Actually, I believe that comment said 'IT WAS A BIG DISSIAPOINTMENT FOR ME, so unhelpful to tourists. A cup of coffee takes 1/2 hour' (Punctuation corrected)
How well developed a country is has nothing to do with how long a cup of coffee takes to make or how helpful it is to tourists. Uganda is not as developed as most European countries, no, but the way people are 'treated' does not come into that. And that comment did not indicate that they expected 5 star restaurants at all
OliviaSBee 6 days ago
good.
utamar00 1 month ago
Uganda gifted by nature. ındeed you are the pearl of Africa.
I'm proud to be Ugandan!
JSK402 2 months ago
Only been through the whole of Southern Africa but would love to go to Uganda sometime - hopefully in the next 2years or so - looks amazing!!
kiky1406 3 months ago
Great Memories!!! It is Still Home To Me and Will Always Be
TheKuma6969 3 months ago
I miss Uganda!!!!! I can't wait to visit again. Although I wish this doc showed more village life. Village life is still a huge part of Uganda.
RobbyDoom 4 months ago
Proud to be ugandan, home of nature
qassim4 5 months ago 2
@qassim4 Great!
TheLadydesaster 2 months ago
WONDERFUL DOCUMENTARY, HOME SWEAT HOME.
mpigiful 7 months ago 3
@mpigiful Home sweat home? LMAO! At least check your spelling before you post!
MissLillith666 1 month ago
@MissLillith666 what do you mean, English is a second language , I am proud of my country what is wrong with that???????????????
mpigiful 1 month ago
@mpigiful I never said there's anything wrong with Uganda. I love the country, I've never been there but it looks amazing. What I said was that people shouldn't expect 5 stars restaurants, tour guides everywhere and luxury hotels on every corner. Right? I'm not being disrespectful, God no, but I'm saying people shouldn't expect the same treatment as in Europe capitals or American cities.
MissLillith666 1 month ago
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mpigiful 1 month ago
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@MissLillith666 Please have no prob with your comments, but you warned me to check ma spellings be4 i post, that is why i reacted back to you. Saying that english is not my language........
mpigiful 1 month ago
@mpigiful Oh...haha, sorry, I thought you replied to my previous comments :D
MissLillith666 1 month ago