
We had the darker hair and olive skin complexion so we were “wogs” to them.
Anyway, it’s never easy being away from home for *all* of us.
Get Real! wrote:When I went to Australia in 87 they called me a “wog” (which means someone of Arab descent) but our Aussie friends knew no better because they called all Mediterranean people; like Italians, Greeks, or Cyps, wogs!![]()
We had the darker hair and olive skin complexion so we were “wogs” to them.
Anyway, it’s never easy being away from home for *all* of us.
Jayincy wrote:Get Real! wrote:When I went to Australia in 87 they called me a “wog” (which means someone of Arab descent) but our Aussie friends knew no better because they called all Mediterranean people; like Italians, Greeks, or Cyps, wogs!![]()
We had the darker hair and olive skin complexion so we were “wogs” to them.
Anyway, it’s never easy being away from home for *all* of us.
but were you denied access to jobs and other opportunities?
Get Real! wrote:Jayincy wrote:Get Real! wrote:When I went to Australia in 87 they called me a “wog” (which means someone of Arab descent) but our Aussie friends knew no better because they called all Mediterranean people; like Italians, Greeks, or Cyps, wogs!![]()
We had the darker hair and olive skin complexion so we were “wogs” to them.
Anyway, it’s never easy being away from home for *all* of us.
but were you denied access to jobs and other opportunities?
I will never know because nobody says anything to your face but the fact that I would always end up with a bundle of failed applications before actually landing a job, may be an indicator.
Cap wrote:Over here, you gotto earn your bread.
Jayincy wrote: At least you are eligible.You have rights. Something I wish I have too. I would much prefer that they rejected my application because I am not fit for the job or I did not meet all the qualifications rather than nothing at all. But anyway this whining of mine has gone too far. I am just frustrated and disappointed that a qualified person like me was denied because of my nationality. But you know, its your country not mine. I am just a lowly foreign student.![]()
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Cap wrote:oh and another thing.
The people are of the island.
That means you need to get with the program and assimilate with the locals... or get lost.
They aint gonna change millenia of civilization to suite your superiority complex.
When in Rome...
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