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> And you'll always be a second-class citizen if you're not Swiss (with the right name) Does this actually affect you? i.e. not taking in count an emotional si
by zerr 2y ago
> And you'll always be a second-class citizen if you're not Swiss (with the right name)
Does this actually affect you? i.e. not taking in count an emotional side: career opportunities, the quality of private or public services (e.g. doctors might treat you with less care? The waiter might ignore you in a restaurant?), etc...
- david927 2y agoI wouldn't read too much into it; I'm literally heaping the highest praise I can on a city. I love Switzerland and I deeply love Zurich. Make no mistake. This is one of its downsides. > career opportunities: yes, it can affect you > the quality of private or public services: no > the emotional side: yes, a bit (why not take it into account?)