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Being non-white (i.e. could be from a muslim country) it is more to do with the fact that I might face problems coming in and out of the country. Not to mentio
by MrsPeaches 10y ago
Being non-white (i.e. could be from a muslim country) it is more to do with the fact that I might face problems coming in and out of the country.
Not to mention living in a country where being openly racist is not something that would exclide you from being president.
- bsvalley 10y agoFor the first part - it'll be decided soon I guess. For the second part, I still believe you're getting too distracted. The US is a huge country with a lot of diversity. If you apply at YC and magically get in, you'd have to come to the san francisco bay area. Here, it's pro Obama. The large majority of California is Democrat. It is an extremely diverse place. This is where tech startups do business so I'd see it as a distraction if you don't get impacted by #1 and still believe the US is not a great place to start a company coming from another country.
- CrystalLangUser 10y agoI think you're being unfair right now. As if our shitty 2-person system boils merely down to racist/non-racist. There are ~350 million people here, with completely diverse views. Normal daily life here will be fine for you, as most people are hospitable overall. Especially in technological hotspots like California or Chicago.