Probably nothing. Looks good to me, they speak your language, have jobs (don't abuse welfare), pay taxes, live legally. Reading about the party it seemed that they want to kick out people far from what you described (which can be still wrong, idk, but I'm not sure it's so outrageous I would boycott a business over its owner's preference). If they campaign to kick out people who are like what you described then I would think harder.
replyOne note: I didn't say anything about the language they speak, and what language other people speak is none of my business.
replyHow do you know they complain about the weather, if they don't speak your language?
replyThat is maybe the biggest fear mongering dogwhistle you've dropped so far.
replyThat's a rhetorical example of a human, every day conversation someone might have.
The fact that you took it literally and express concern about its veracity is very revealing. I don't generally police what my neighbors talk about.
No, it's a reasonable question. Language is how 90% of communication happens. 如果我用中文說話，你根本聽不懂我在說什麼。只有聽得懂鄰居和社區裡的人在說什麼，我才會感到自在；如果聽不懂，我就不會有這種自在感。I've a significant chunk of my life in places where people don't speak my language and it's not a comfortable situation to be. Sure I have some anxieties but everyone does and if you say their feelings are invalid then I'm not sure which of us is more intolerant.
reply