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Poland from a Persian Tourist's Perspective [269]
No it's not. They were white Europeans who came to a country that was already occupied by other white Europeans. All they had to do was to assimilate, talk the same way, eat the same food, adopt the same values. After a generation or two they where the same as the locals.
i think you are generalising the experience of these migrants based on your preconceived ideas about what racism/bigotry should be.
have you seen many spanish, italians or greeks? olive skin and dark hair.
and chinese, they would experience a lot of racism, but they always seem to thrive where they settle.
im not saying it is okay and racism/bigotry is good but it is interesting to see how different culutres and ethnic groups handle such adversity.
Of course you can't comprehend these kind of thoughts so I'm not going to discuss this topic any further.
what, coz i dont have dark hair or dark skin im not allowed to experience bigotry or comment on it. your view is as narrow minded as those you're condemning.