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I feel in both my European countries I can voice with most anyone all the concerns I have. They share them for the most part but at least will be open to discus

I feel in both my European countries I can voice with most anyone all the concerns I have. They share them for the most part but at least will be open to discuss if not. But with my American friends and colleagues I feel I could risk my reputation and have it affect my career. It’s sad to see really.

giraffe_lady 3y ago
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- someDevFella23 3y ago
  No we’re not at all. ironic how you can group like 30 countries together there and call them all racist Acknowledging that some cultures are not compatible with ours is not racist. Acknowledging that some that come to Europe do not value European values or way of life is not racist. I’m my experience with Europeans we can discuss this difference openly. In my experience I am weary with being honest with Americans
  - Lacerda69 3y ago
    What cultures are you referring to? There is no culture that is incompatible with the "european" culture (whatever the hell that is supposed to be - each euro country has a very different culture as you pointed out.) Who comes to Europe that does not value European values? What are European values in your opinion? Without you being clear on those things, I immediately think this is a thinly veiled xenophobic or racist dogwhistle. Fellow European here, so would love to hear more about what you think European culture is.
  - giraffe_lady 3y ago
    > some cultures are not compatible with ours No that is extremely racist sorry!