[ SECRET POST #2621 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2621 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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13. [SPOILERS for Teen Wolf]



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Comments

Re: Qs about other areas:

[(Anonymous)]

Irish here, and most of what I've seen has been pointed at Muslims, 'Pakis' (as someone above me said, not necessarily from Pakistan), Poles (mostly in the form of 'immigrants coming in and taking our jobs') and Travellers. In my home town, it was mostly towards Travellers that I saw, because we had a large and well-established community of settled Travellers in the town, while in Cork, my college city, I mostly encountered it towards Muslims and South Asians.

There were probably others, I just remember those most clearly because they weirded me out so much. My Gran was very anti-Traveller, I remember being constantly weirded out by how casually dismissive/vitriolic she was about them, because it didn't fit with the way she talked about other people in more or less the exact same circumstances. There were a couple of Muslim girls in my school (all-girl Catholic school that had been taken over by the State), and I remember being kind of surprised by how nervous Aisha looked when I asked her what religion she was (I knew the hijab meant a different religion, but I didn't actually know which one at the time). And then in college, I was still very new to the city, I was walking past a father practicing cricket with his kids in the park just off the cricket grounds, and a group of teenage guys started yelling at them to 'go home Pakis'. My expression must have changed or something, because all of sudden the whole bunch of them turn to me instead, and just as I'm starting to panic (because there were about six of them and they were big and yelling stuff), they start ... apologising. To me. 'Sorry missus'. I ... have no idea.

I'm not good at people, so I probably don't notice this stuff near as much as I should, just when it makes things weird around me.