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You didn't address the part about the questionable human rights records
by pen15_ 6y ago
You didn't address the part about the questionable human rights records
- boolean 6y agoSome of the cities we listed definitely have questionable human rights records. It's up to the individuals to decide if they want spend their time there. An example is Istanbul. Turkey has extremely questionable human rights records, and yet it's one of the most visited countries in the world.
- anemoiac 6y agoThe US, where many visiting the site will undoubtedly be living already, has a questionable human rights record.
- tw04 6y agoAgainst tourists or folks with work visas? Since when?
- BeetleB 6y ago> Against tourists or folks with work visas? Since when? That was not the filter in the original comment, so why restrict to these? If there are serious human rights issues to their own citizens, it is bad enough.
- tw04 6y agoThat is the context of the original comment... since the entire thread is about working remotely in a foreign country.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Against tourists or folks with work visas? Since when? Against foreigners (or those mistaken for them), and people who don't meet the current, evolving, understanding of White race/ethnicity, and especially people in the overlap of those two groups, forever, though the degree, and which specific subgroups have it the worst at the moment, varies over time.