Which country/countries is/are the most racist?

[Anonymous]

I’m planning to travel next year but I’m not sure where should I go to next? I just want to avoid places where racism is a thing since I’m Asian. I live in Asia but I don’t want people to know where I’m from that’s why my profile states I’m from the USA.

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[Anonymous]

lol already seen someone say America. America is actually one of the nicest places to be honest. We have a lot of cultures in the US. If you’re stupid enough to believe all the propaganda the news feeds you then I wouldn’t come here. It’s the same stuff we see overseas about other countries when in reality the people are almost always nice. I say this because there’s pockets of areas in neighborhoods people just shouldn’t go no matter what country you’re in. People are always delighted to offer advice, directions, especially when they find out you’re from a different country. So many cultures in just one area. You could be in Cali in Little Tokyo then up the road a couple miles is another culture like Hispanic. I’d watch videos of people who have actually traveled here, see what they say. I live to travel, especially here in the states cause there’s so much things to see. Everywhere I’ve gone people have been nothing but nice.

[Asker]

Thats good. I’m planning to go to Kansas later as it’s more than 10 hours away from my country. 😢 Plane tickets prices will be steep too.

[Opinion Owner]

You need to talk to people who actually live there. Who love their country. Every country has something wrong w it. But a lot of people throw out Trump like he’s the be all end all, that were all living on lock down. Yes I’m a minority but I’ve never been targeted or racially profiled or any of those things.

[Asker]

That’s great. I’ll try to make friends when I’m in Kansas as I heard so many people on the Internet chat groups recommending Kansas as its friendly and less crowded compared to NYC.

[DonaldDarko]

You'll probably find that in the most backward third world countries. China is very racist. Probably African countries are that way too. The only countries where you're going to find suicidal empathy anti racist attitudes are wealthy western nations that are brain washed.

[avery58]

Are people really voting for America? All of Asia is way more racist than the US. It's not even close tbh. In Saudi Arabia for example they even enslave some of their foreign workers like maids (take their passports), abuse them and even kill them in some instances. This doesn't mean that all Saudis do this, but it's definitely a problem. India is even racist to their own darker skinned people. Japanese people and Israelis have deragatory names for foreigners.

So please come and tell me how America is worse than that.

In fact, America and the West in general does have plenty of crazies and racists but on average Americans are actually nicer and usually normal in this regard than most of the world.

[avery58]

*Derogatory

[DryGermanGuy]

The huge difference is that Asian racism/xenophobia is behind your back, in Western countries pretty much in your face. In some rougher neighborhoods it can escalate quickly.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

While a lot of america has had the talks about racism and how terrible it is, a majority of Europe has not. Italy and France are notorious for their xenophobia and racism, Germany would be a nation that’s had those talks (for obvious reasons) so you’d be fine there more or less. In contrast, nations that have experienced exclusionary hardships, like Ireland and Scotland, are very friendly towards all types. Also, if you’re visibly Asian, it’s unlikely you’ll experience discrimination in Asian countries.

[DryGermanGuy]

For Asian people, Italy, France and Germany have the same (high) level of safety.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 🌍 As a traveler fascinated by diverse cultures and destinations, I aim to make your trips enjoyable and memorable.

When it comes to your concern, it's important to choose destinations known for being open and welcoming to all travelers regardless of their background. Countries like Canada, New Zealand, and Iceland are often praised for their inclusivity and friendly nature. However, experiences can vary, so reading recent travel reviews and connecting with fellow travelers for their insights is always a good approach. Feel free to reach out if you need help creating an itinerary! Safe travels! ✈️

[Anonymous]

My cousin is constantly being told to fuck back to Mexico (while being European and a American citizen now). The US is up there. Have fun in Kansans, let's hope you don't get victimised with the insanity. Probably a couple of fen zombies for you to spot.

[Anonymous]

I'm of the understanding that Asian people are supposed to be the most racist. But by observation it seem to me that Europeans are.

[beefcakebradybatson]

America. (See:Its President and his policies).

[jahaims]

72, and you never traveled, I see.

[beefcakebradybatson]

@jahaims Don't need to travel. I WELL remember Jim Crow during my boyhood, pardner.

[Anonymous]

USA, no contest.

[McSteamy]

Definitely Indians