Xenophobia is xenophobia November 29, 2011
Posted by laïcité in Life in London, Singapore, Society.Tags: xenophobia
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I don’t even know how to introduce this video. Just take a look.
Now tell me: how is that sentiment different from this? (From facebook)
Xenophobia is xenophobia. Whether you are complaining about the smell of foreign workers, or blaming them for taking your “rightful” place at Universities, or telling them to go back to where they came from, you are no better than that horrid woman on the tram in London. Xenophobia is ugly, hateful, and disgusting, regardless of whether it is spouted by a British chav or a Singaporean beng.
Thankfully, in my time in London, I have never personally encountered a xenophobic attack (verbal or otherwise), and neither have most of my black, brown, and yellow friends who were born and raised in Britain. I wonder if the same can be said for the average foreigner living and working in Singapore.




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