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Yes I know but I've walked in some of the places I've seen people complain about (in Seattle) and the picture painted with the fearful comments doesn't match up
by whateveracct 4y ago
Yes I know but I've walked in some of the places I've seen people complain about (in Seattle) and the picture painted with the fearful comments doesn't match up with reality. Just because someone feels like they are in horrific danger doesn't mean it's true. They could just be scared.
- kcplate 4y agoI don’t think it’s hard to understand that people who do not behave in ways that are socially unacceptable almost everywhere else in the world might feel apprehensive and on guard in a place where there are large numbers of people behaving in in ways that is socially unacceptable almost everywhere else in the world. Of course they are scared. Because even if they are not in danger in a given moment, in another moment they could be if you are among people who act outside the norm.