In fact, the photo is so unrealistic that some people think it was taken in the 60s and 70s of the last century, and the reason for this is the absence of many cars and intense traffic, as we are used to seeing on the streets of Plovdiv.
“Paradise, there are no peasants”, wrote the man who uploaded the shot.
“Looking at citizens, there is no”, answered another.
“Calm down, we’ll come tomorrow” are just some of the comments that are quite similar about the return.
Quite a large part of the discussion turned on the subject of the town and the village and the use of resources, the better way of life in the village or in the city.
“Hey, that’s cool.”
“The only ones left are those who have no one to celebrate with today, so they upload photos around the groups and write super ugly hate descriptions.”
Others share pictures of the idyll in which they live in the countryside, others comment on the ugly trolley wires that still hang.
“Come on, come on, the citizens are actually from the village”.
“The city sleeps and so do the villagers”.
“Straight paradise, the peasants who became Plovdiv residents are gone… we have remained the natives”
“Fuck you, Filibeto, there is no money, all the citizens have gone to the village”
“Apparently the citizens of Plovdiv are without cars, that’s how you know when the city remains empty, right.”
“The great citizen lives in the countryside”.
“I don’t understand, dear ladies and gentlemen, what is the city and what is the village, if we are from Bulgaria, let’s be together and is there any reason to comment”.
“It’s not the “villagers” who are the problem. It’s all those who consider themselves citizens from somewhere with a Baigan mentality.”
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