afghani's would always treat me like family at a market i went to and offer me fruit and tea. call me brother and always take time to ask how i was and catch up. some of them were really staunch in religion and pushy but the majority of the ones i met didn't like that about them. i heard some stories about some of them losing their families due to bombings and war in the country. blacks have damaged me and generations of my family the most but when i lived in the hood for a while i did start to meet some decent people that mostly kept to themselves and that's why you wouldnt see them staggering out on the street or whatever. there was murder, violence and problems all around though. cities like that really need protocols to inject good citizens and turn these places around but maybe they would just leave and fill up another place with problems. japanese by far have been the most meek civil and nice. asians in general in highschool were just like white bros. never had any problems in china town, chinese women at restaurants have always been professional and pleasant. vietnamese have made me feel like family sort of like the afghanis.  mexicans have been a mixed bag of cholo violent ones and slow homely chill people. and then sort of mediocre workers. abuelas cooking it up in the kitchen can be super sweet and have amazing food. the thing i havnt liked about mexicans is a lack of awareness out shopping, kids all dressing in black and having mushroom haircuts, parking on the lawn, taking doors off their houses, working on cars in public spaces etc. but i think many will refine through generations. yall won't like this one but indians have treated me very well and have sort of been like asian bros from highschool. dress in normal fitting close. nice and agreeable. i havn't ran into anything objectively bad from them except some obnoxious arrogant attitude from a couple of younger ones.
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