And unfortunatelly I have a sad story to tell one more time, but fortunately with a happy ending though. I was out with friends as usual in a night club we always go when an irish person approached me touching rudely my body, telling me I had robbed his friends phone. He made me show my phone to prove it was mine (luckly theres a picture of me with friends as background) after grabbing all my body in front of everyone as if he was entitle to do this as he was looking for his friends phone and I was suspicious for being a non-native. After being humiliated in front of everyone, this person left without apologizing as if he had done the right thing in that ocasion. Luckly this time I decided to do the right thing, so I reported this situation to the security man, and he asked this person to go to a private room with me to discuss this situation. When we entered the room this person said he had found his friends phone and everything was right and the problem was solved, but I said he had touch me and humiliated me in front of everyone and I could report this to the police as it was pure and clear prejudice. The security man made him apologize for what he had done to me and also told him that he would expel him if he does something else to me or anyone else in that party. I felt really nice for his attitude but at the same time I must confess I feel good Im going back home soon. Its not the first, second, not even the third time that something like that happened to me and Im afraid I could not cope with this kind of treatment again. I still think is rather controversial once I have been robbed by an irish man, as well as 4 friends of mine in the past few months here (one of them was seriously injured in one of these occasions) and Im still treated like the bad guy of the story.Have I spent at least 50 thousands euros in one year in a country with financial issues to be treated like this?
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 02:41:41 +0000