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respect the country you chose to live in and learn its language and manners. assimilation does not mean erasing your identity, it means respecting the place you now call home. if even we south asians feel embarrassed, imagine how europeans see you. 🙄

Being proud of your roots is not the issue, lack of civic sense is. if you want to display your culture, do it at home, in a community hall or at a festival where people come and choose to see it.but do not force it on a public that has no interest. stop doing this circus.

they become scared. it makes their sentiments turn into hate towards immigrants even more,because you yourselves do not allow other cultures or even other religions to surpass you in your own countries too. so these europeans are not wrong. this is not cultural promotion.

even if you are legal immigrant, yet in the name of soft image you are doing damage. your loud dances, inappropriate traditional outfits in public spaces and shouting in your native language do not earn respect. they create annoyance and distrust. european people do not like it.

but the first thing you do is bring the same uncivilized public behavior you were supposed to leave behind &try impose it on a different society. instead of learning and assimilating, you turn every street &tram into your personal stage. we find it deeply embarrassing & stupid.

in the middle of a european city. i do not understand what makes them think it looks cute or proud. it does not. it looks stupid & attention seeking.this is now a pattern in every european city. you move thousands of miles for a better life and career, claiming you want to grow,

Let me be blunt, south asians in europe, specially Pakistanis and Indians, are making a fool of themselves in public. last month i wrote about pakistanis in barcelona roaming in shalwar kameez and talking loudly. and now indians are no better with their obsession to dance & sing