LouderVol
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So you go to the Middle East and you prop your feet up and show the bottom of them to people sitting in front of you..... if a local comes up to you and says “in our country that’s incredibly rude and equivalent to someone in your country giving them the finger”...... that sounds horribly racist to meGoing up to foreigners and lecturing them with some "in OUR country" BS is trash. Shouldn't be hard to tell that that's rude
So you go to the Middle East and you prop your feet up and show the bottom of them to people sitting in front of you..... if a local comes up to you and says “in our country that’s incredibly rude and equivalent to someone in your country giving them the finger”...... that sounds horribly racist to me
Have you ever had a meeting with someone from SA? They don't show up on time as a rule. And you don't say ****, because "in their country 900 means 930".Yeah, that's exactly what "in our country, 9am means 9am" is, definitely just trying to helpfully inform them and not being a passive-aggressive ***hole. You know better than this
Have you ever had a meeting with someone from SA? They don't show up on time as a rule. And you don't say ****, because "in their country 900 means 930".
Some cultures don’t deserve respect
No I didn’t care what others did. I’m challenging the presumption that all cultures are “equal” and should be respected or else you’re “racist”. Its ridiculous to think thatIs that what you were like in college? An international student is late to a study group meeting and you lead with (1) "I demand an apology!" and (2) "That's not how we do things in this country."? Who does that, other than this crazy-ass writer?
The gist of the article is "1 and 2 aren't recommended behaviors?? THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS!!"
Not seeing that anyone but the author called it "racist" either, so the clickbait title is just as garbage as the content. I know that's a shock.
That and the six holidays they get a month. There’s one for every saint apparently.More like 10:00. I deal with this almost everyday. Baby, we’re on US time here.
Sounds like they’re sending the children of color to die in the virus infested schools.Let’s just keep fanning the flames ....
Illinois district includes students of color in groups with first chance at in-person learning: report
He’s the kind of individual that 99.9% of people absolutely despise. He reminds me of a guy that lived in my neighborhood when I was a kid. He was a biker and if we were near the street or in it when he drove by, he’d always yell something at us like “get your ass out of the road”.... or worse. He lived two streets over and one day me and a buddy had ridden our bikes to the lake to go fishing. We caught a ton of bluegill and brought them home and cleaned them. We put all the guts and mess in a garbage bag and was riding to the trailer park to throw it in the dumpster so it wouldn’t stink up our trash. Well..... Mr. Bikera-hole had parked his truck on the street and the passenger side window was down. We ended up putting the bag in the passenger side floorboard. The truck sat there several days in the hot sun and the bag was still in it. Me and my friend swore to silence because we thought he’d kill us if he ever found out it was us. You could smell the stink when you’d ride past itHe’s racist because he explicitly states multiple times he’s a white supremacist.
More often than not those two things go hand in hand.
My understanding is these were two control groups, both made up with "furniers". It wasnt some random group of tourist that got the nationalist Karen treatment. It sounded like Alejandro here was in charge. Some people didnt meet expectations that were clearly laid out, so they got a but chewing.Going up to foreigners and lecturing them with some "in OUR country" BS is trash. Shouldn't be hard to tell that that's rude
I never understood this. If it's going to be 10 before you get there tell them 10. Or at least say "sometime after 9"More like 10:00. I deal with this almost everyday. Baby, we’re on US time here.