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Yep, people causing the same behavior with their prejudices that they are prejudiced against. It would be funny, if it wasn't a problem. Even being a skilled h
by licebmi__at__ 3y ago
Yep, people causing the same behavior with their prejudices that they are prejudiced against. It would be funny, if it wasn't a problem.
Even being a skilled high earning immigrant, the ones that are sought after, you will get some weird interactions. It's weird being called "one of the good ones" by a guy at a bar who was ranting about immigrants, but even interacting with nice intending people can get uncomfortable, like a native waiter telling me that once I learn the language, I will be able to get a nice paying job.
So far, things are still fine for me, I'm isolated about most of the problems, and I still find what I was looking for (a more quiet society, a less car centric infrastructure, different culture); but if the far right keeps rising, I will certainly think twice about staying. Those people will act on their prejudices, won't be able to asses if I really cause problems or not.
- jacquesm 3y agoIf you're in NL feel free to drop me an email and I'll be happy to meet.