Picka Pocketoni: A Critical Analysis Of Picka Pocketoni

In Picka Pocketoni, I disagree with the way the scholars were acting because I think that if you are a scholar, you supposed to be cultivated and even though you have your own opinion you are not supposed to say it out loud until someone ask you because it is very disrespectful. If you are visiting a place I don’t think you should be criticizing and comparing in public. When you go somewhere you are supposed to follow the laws, for example when the train was getting too crowded and they were supposed to fold the seats and they didn’t. That can make people look and talk bad about them. The thing is when you go somewhere and act like that people won’t talk about you only but about the whole nation and that’s how stereotype begin. I didn’t like
the way the couple treated Davis because if you don’t know someone I don’t think you should be judging the way they look or assuming what language they speak. You can’t just look at someone and say they look like they are from a country because there is no such a thing. I feel like talking about Davis in his face and thinking that he doesn’t speak English was very disrespectful and ignorant. Even though he didn’t speak the language using gestures is unacceptable and no matter what the case is it is unacceptable to tell someone that they smell or to compare them to an animal.