Yeah, much in the same way that the South ca 1860 must've felt a lot freer and friendlier than, say, New York, provided you were white.
Also, if you were upper class Englishman presumably no one bothered you on entry to India ca 1920, or made a fuss if you got a bit drunk. I suppose police would be quite nice to you as well. And all the natives seemed so friendly and happy.
Exactly. I wish i could upvote this again. I'm assuming that, with a name like Max Klein, the parent is not a lower class Chinese citizen. You're lucky.
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Yeah, much in the same way that the South ca 1860 must've felt a lot freer and friendlier than, say, New York, provided you were white.
Also, if you were upper class Englishman presumably no one bothered you on entry to India ca 1920, or made a fuss if you got a bit drunk. I suppose police would be quite nice to you as well. And all the natives seemed so friendly and happy.
Exactly. I wish i could upvote this again. I'm assuming that, with a name like Max Klein, the parent is not a lower class Chinese citizen. You're lucky.
What about if I could be mistaken for an arab, and my comment were made from that perspective?