Nah, not just to the US. We do have problems with emboldened neonazis in Europe, too. While not to the extend you might experience in the US, I wouldn’t want to be black or southern/eastern mediterranean here either.
i have seen people that probably have relatives that work in a different country than the one they were born in complain about immigrants coming to their country
And in the US it wasn’t? Set aside how non-whites were treated and exploited as cheap labor, how were asians treated during and after WWII, Korea, Vietnam? How are latin americans treated? How are middle eastern people treated since 9/11?
Don’t make the mistake believing this is new. It’s just getting turned up to eleven.
This is not supposed to be a blame game or a pissing contest. That both Europe and the US have a track record of xenophobia and racism is exactly my point.
the immigrant gen-z that fled to the usa
Nah, not just to the US. We do have problems with emboldened neonazis in Europe, too. While not to the extend you might experience in the US, I wouldn’t want to be black or southern/eastern mediterranean here either.
i have seen people that probably have relatives that work in a different country than the one they were born in complain about immigrants coming to their country
but that’s an always has been situation there imo
And in the US it wasn’t? Set aside how non-whites were treated and exploited as cheap labor, how were asians treated during and after WWII, Korea, Vietnam? How are latin americans treated? How are middle eastern people treated since 9/11?
Don’t make the mistake believing this is new. It’s just getting turned up to eleven.
Remind me of your famously warm welcome of the Roma
This is not supposed to be a blame game or a pissing contest. That both Europe and the US have a track record of xenophobia and racism is exactly my point.
mine as well. that’s what I meant with that. it’s always been there, even in Europe, being the ‘region’ in my previous comment.