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But why not simply choke the uppity jeetet from behind?
Fedpost or not, false imprisonment and extortion deserves violent reprisal.
The India Menace - Street shitting, unsanitary practices, scams, Hindu extremism & other things
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Fedpost or not, false imprisonment and extortion deserves violent reprisal.
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Is this the one?
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You would be forgiven for thinking that. But I think the explanation is far more mundane - these aren't bots, they are just other brown people. Lower IQ people have a lot of trouble distinguishing those AI videos from the real thing, as a result they endlessly repost those scatalogical Sora or Hailuo videos. I distinctly remember when Barry Stanton was going on his rampage late last year, the majority of the replies to his spam posts were Muslims, and a majority of those Muslims were South Asian. It got so bad that I eventually had to block him because I didn't want to see AI generated videos of feces every time I opened X in public or when I was having food.
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Anyone else miss the era where gas stations, fast food joints and convenience stores were operated by American teenagers trying to scrape up money for their hobbies or to pay for a vacation? Kind of bummed out my kids won't be able to do that because society thinks it's better to import Indian gutter trash that install credit card skimmers on the card readers and spread diseases with their unsanitary habits.
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I do. Outside of upper middle class neighborhoods its all old creepy gross rednecks with rotten teeth, spics or pajeets.
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To add to what others have been saying about their native language sections, his German is also atrocious. The grammar is off, and the pronunciation is butchered and barely understandable.
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His English is painful to listen to. He skipped half of the sentence.
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Even his Esperanto is fucking atrocious, and
toki pona ona li ike mute
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yeah that was like in the late 80s when i was a teenager. or almost 40 years ago. the majority of americans born after 1990 will never have experienced that.
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"I hope for one and a half billion jeets to destroy the rest of the world."
Why is this Self-Loathing Jeet getting reddit updoots for longing for the greatest act of evil he could imagine?
Maybe if they left India for our new fucking space base situated on the sun.
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Just another beautiful day in the Great White North.
A few months ago, a jeet by the name of Brijesh Patel along with a group of jeets went on a sexual assault spree at a water park in Moncton, New Brunswick, sexually assaulting 30 people including children. Not exactly surprising behavior.
The funny and tragic thing is that the jeet’s English was so broken that he needed an interpreter in court. This despite the fact he had been awarded an advanced diploma from a Canadian university (cape breton in Nova Scotia).
The failed state of Canada aside, it begs the question: why do Subcontinentals speak English so shittily even when they’ve moved abroad ?
They’ve had 200 + years to learn it. And yet the majority of them still speak it broken with a wretched ear bleeding accent and bad grammar, even after they’ve scammed the universities. One look at the scam call center videos will prove this.
Surely if these jeets can afford to move abroad they can learn to speak English properly, considering it is literally their official language, and keep a limit to how much they burden the natives?
I’ve met Filipino immigrants in places like Dubai working low wage jobs who speak it much better and their Western rule was barely 50 years. Even the Africans tend to speak it without sounding retarded.
Either it’s low iq or them being spoilt leeches or both.
A few months ago, a jeet by the name of Brijesh Patel along with a group of jeets went on a sexual assault spree at a water park in Moncton, New Brunswick, sexually assaulting 30 people including children. Not exactly surprising behavior.
The funny and tragic thing is that the jeet’s English was so broken that he needed an interpreter in court. This despite the fact he had been awarded an advanced diploma from a Canadian university (cape breton in Nova Scotia).
The failed state of Canada aside, it begs the question: why do Subcontinentals speak English so shittily even when they’ve moved abroad ?
They’ve had 200 + years to learn it. And yet the majority of them still speak it broken with a wretched ear bleeding accent and bad grammar, even after they’ve scammed the universities. One look at the scam call center videos will prove this.
Surely if these jeets can afford to move abroad they can learn to speak English properly, considering it is literally their official language, and keep a limit to how much they burden the natives?
I’ve met Filipino immigrants in places like Dubai working low wage jobs who speak it much better and their Western rule was barely 50 years. Even the Africans tend to speak it without sounding retarded.
Either it’s low iq or them being spoilt leeches or both.
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No desire to learn the language. You are a slave to superior Indians saar.
Average poojeet believes he is the master race. His people have a culture of literally eating shit but he still believes he is superior.
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Something like 20 years ago, I taught private swimming lessons. One of my students was an adult Indian woman. She spoke English perfectly and dressed normally, she just couldn’t swim and wanted to learn because she had moved to SoCal where everyone swims.
It’s one of the only positive interactions I have ever had with an Indian.
She showed up on time, paid extra to practice the skills I taught her in our lessons after the lessons were done for the day, and had successfully learned to swim confidently and competently in the course of one summer. She sent me a thank you card after the lessons were completed.
One of the things I remember her saying was that it was so nice to be able to learn from another woman in an almost-empty pool where she didn’t have to feel like she was being watched. At the time, I thought she was confessing embarrassment at her lack of swimming ability because I was a teenager and that resonated with me. Now I know better.
Somewhere out there is one Indian woman who can swim and I hope gaining that skill was part of a larger process of assimilation.
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I’ve worked in a hospital full of jeets. So literally most of the staff are expected to be competent.
No matter how many times and no matter how you explain it to them they never stick to the practice or adapt accordingly and constantly pester me for stupidest shit.
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HOW SOCIAL TRUST IS ERODED - A VISIT TO INDIA 
A few years ago now I spent some time in India. One of the more lasting impressions I have from that period was the degree to which the low trust environment there (of a kind) wore me down mentally and transformed my attitude towards public spaces from a by disposition fairly ‘high trust’ person to being much more cynical and constantly on guard - ie being ‘low trust’. Over the space of the first month or so, because of the environment, experiencing real psychogenic anguish at the mental transition from being basically well meaning and otherwise liberal to irritable, combative and developing (experience-informed) prejudices.
My assumptions about how easily you can sustain ‘high levels of social trust’ were shredded. Many people take for granted that high levels of social trust can be upheld without excessive coercion on a sort of naive libertarian basis of most people naturally being ‘fairly decent’ and so behaving ‘fairly decently’. Though I’d encountered this ‘low trust’ behaviour in a many other countries it was in india, because of how common and obtrusive it was, that it became impossible to avoid internalising that a lot of people are not in fact ‘fairly decent’ and that if enough not ‘fairly decent’ people get together they can easily despoil social environments.
Let me give you some examples of the kinds of behaviours you would encounter in India and then explain how prolonged exposure to those behaviours changes you. Granted you are a ‘Mleccha’, a ‘Gora’, (Foreigner, White Man) so qualifier you are treated differently but you still encounter these attitudes appreciably more than you would in many other countries. They do not of course represent the attitude of every Indian (I am an amateur Indologist I love India don’t @ me) but it evidences a certain ‘dog eat dog’ ‘tragedy of the commons’ mindset on the part of a part of the population that results in very appreciable low society wide social trust, at least over certain behaviours. (Others may be more policed eg social roles.) (Incidentally I think this mentality is one of the principal causes for many of India’s systemic problems but that is a separate topic.)
• Take a tuk-tuk or taxi. Driver pretends his meter is broken, quotes price ten times more than actual price. Doesn’t have any change, doesn’t have a card machine. Starts arguing with you when you say you are not giving them more money they should have the change. Sometimes will plead for large tip even if you pay them more than the actual price too. To combat this you have to be prepared to argue with the driver every time you take a taxi (start ‘fights’) and bring small change with you everywhere
• Taking the Mumbai Metro with a woman (naively), metro is incredibly crowded. Man uses crowd as an excuse to press himself up against the woman, starts masturbating. Woman screams, starts to have panic attack - but crowd doesn’t really react. She runs out crying at next metro stop
• Walking around on streets - lots of beggars approach you, often old women, young children, people with some kind of disfigurement, hijra etc. Sometimes they aggressively grab your wrist, your clothes, tug at your shirt and refuse to let go. Often will follow you for a while even if you tell them to go away [1/2]
• Personal space is frequently invaded, no concept of queuing, people try to push past you even in formal settings like airport security or banks. Often will not even make eye contact when doing so, just push into you and try to push past you. Every time you queue you have to be prepared to physically push back against people to keep your space. Some people will get angry when you push back against you even though they pushed you first too
• Try to make purchase with a card, vendor says price is X. Tells you to put card into card machine and pay, tries to cover card machine but you can still see the screen. Has put in price six times as much as quoted. Say to him “this isn’t the price you told us, why have you made it more expensive?” “Oh sorry sorry accident sorry”
• Casual dropping of litter, waste. Spitting, honking constantly, noise, smell everywhere often. Cars swerving around the road, people lying in street etc. - very diminished conception of the public space. In many places going outside is a Live Action Player VS Player experience where you always need to be on guard. Can be exhausting, draining
Your first exposure to these kinds of behaviours, if you’re a basically well-meaning and polite person, you will tend to take them in good faith and respond politely, give people the benefit of the doubt. You take people at face value, maybe even try to help them in a modest way if you can. It can get a little tiresome but you afford people basic ‘human dignity’ and aren’t unduly rude to them. But then it happens again. And again. And again. And again and again and again. The people are rude to you, they don’t reciprocate, they don’t say thank you, they lie to your face, they push and shove and grab you, they try to scam you and then have the temerity to become angry with you when you tell them they are behaving badly.
As well-meaning as you might have originally been, you have so many of these low quality interactions that very quickly you start to frequently lose your patience - everybody you encounter annoys you. The relentlessness makes you start to just want to tell people to fuck off. Sometimes you do tell people to fuck off. You go into each encounter with your guard up, expecting a fight. Your mental priors start to adapt to the environment out of necessity - but as a learnt disposition, it starts to drag on you, tire you out. The environment is exhausting, you’ve come to expect everybody around you is trying to scam you in some way. Very occasionally, you might encounter someone who is actually sincere but your expectations are so low that you are pre-emptively rude to them. You yourself are now a part of the problem because you’re perpetuating the low trust environment. “Why so rude, what’s your problem?” “I’ve been made into this, the environment did this to me, I don’t have the energy to meet everyone in good faith. Statistically, I would be stupid if I did.”
I assume if you spend long enough in this kind of environment it ‘does a number’ on you mentally. You become permanently wired to expect people to exhibit low trust ‘third worldist’ behaviours towards you and often you in turn exhibit it towards others. Not even necessarily out of malice, just because you have to act similarly to not in turn be exploited yourself. Countries that have a reputation for being ‘scammers’ will often by disposition be like that because of the low trust environment in their country, those attitudes emerge out of it.
It has been said that high trust environments are quite rare historically. For a high trust environment to transition to a low trust environment all it often requires is for a relatively small group of people to begin behaving in a low trust manner and then for their low trust behaviour to not be policed. Eventually the rest of the society must mentally adapt to that low trust behaviour - ie become itself low trust - in order to not become victims of it. [2/2]
ADDENDUM: Already received my first death wish from an Indian X User for this post on the grounds that ‘some of these behaviours are made up and don’t happen’ (reprehensibly delusional denialism and very conceited - this is all my own experience) but this post is not intended as an attack, just a respectfully descriptive personal anecdote. Probably there will be more such attacks on similar grounds. Lots of unpleasant and spiteful people and factions online, exhausting to be in shared social environments with them but their behaviour does go some way towards demonstrating how these ‘low trust’ environments are created. QED
A few years ago now I spent some time in India. One of the more lasting impressions I have from that period was the degree to which the low trust environment there (of a kind) wore me down mentally and transformed my attitude towards public spaces from a by disposition fairly ‘high trust’ person to being much more cynical and constantly on guard - ie being ‘low trust’. Over the space of the first month or so, because of the environment, experiencing real psychogenic anguish at the mental transition from being basically well meaning and otherwise liberal to irritable, combative and developing (experience-informed) prejudices.My assumptions about how easily you can sustain ‘high levels of social trust’ were shredded. Many people take for granted that high levels of social trust can be upheld without excessive coercion on a sort of naive libertarian basis of most people naturally being ‘fairly decent’ and so behaving ‘fairly decently’. Though I’d encountered this ‘low trust’ behaviour in a many other countries it was in india, because of how common and obtrusive it was, that it became impossible to avoid internalising that a lot of people are not in fact ‘fairly decent’ and that if enough not ‘fairly decent’ people get together they can easily despoil social environments.
Let me give you some examples of the kinds of behaviours you would encounter in India and then explain how prolonged exposure to those behaviours changes you. Granted you are a ‘Mleccha’, a ‘Gora’, (Foreigner, White Man) so qualifier you are treated differently but you still encounter these attitudes appreciably more than you would in many other countries. They do not of course represent the attitude of every Indian (I am an amateur Indologist I love India don’t @ me) but it evidences a certain ‘dog eat dog’ ‘tragedy of the commons’ mindset on the part of a part of the population that results in very appreciable low society wide social trust, at least over certain behaviours. (Others may be more policed eg social roles.) (Incidentally I think this mentality is one of the principal causes for many of India’s systemic problems but that is a separate topic.)
• Take a tuk-tuk or taxi. Driver pretends his meter is broken, quotes price ten times more than actual price. Doesn’t have any change, doesn’t have a card machine. Starts arguing with you when you say you are not giving them more money they should have the change. Sometimes will plead for large tip even if you pay them more than the actual price too. To combat this you have to be prepared to argue with the driver every time you take a taxi (start ‘fights’) and bring small change with you everywhere
• Taking the Mumbai Metro with a woman (naively), metro is incredibly crowded. Man uses crowd as an excuse to press himself up against the woman, starts masturbating. Woman screams, starts to have panic attack - but crowd doesn’t really react. She runs out crying at next metro stop
• Walking around on streets - lots of beggars approach you, often old women, young children, people with some kind of disfigurement, hijra etc. Sometimes they aggressively grab your wrist, your clothes, tug at your shirt and refuse to let go. Often will follow you for a while even if you tell them to go away [1/2]
• Personal space is frequently invaded, no concept of queuing, people try to push past you even in formal settings like airport security or banks. Often will not even make eye contact when doing so, just push into you and try to push past you. Every time you queue you have to be prepared to physically push back against people to keep your space. Some people will get angry when you push back against you even though they pushed you first too
• Try to make purchase with a card, vendor says price is X. Tells you to put card into card machine and pay, tries to cover card machine but you can still see the screen. Has put in price six times as much as quoted. Say to him “this isn’t the price you told us, why have you made it more expensive?” “Oh sorry sorry accident sorry”
• Casual dropping of litter, waste. Spitting, honking constantly, noise, smell everywhere often. Cars swerving around the road, people lying in street etc. - very diminished conception of the public space. In many places going outside is a Live Action Player VS Player experience where you always need to be on guard. Can be exhausting, draining
Your first exposure to these kinds of behaviours, if you’re a basically well-meaning and polite person, you will tend to take them in good faith and respond politely, give people the benefit of the doubt. You take people at face value, maybe even try to help them in a modest way if you can. It can get a little tiresome but you afford people basic ‘human dignity’ and aren’t unduly rude to them. But then it happens again. And again. And again. And again and again and again. The people are rude to you, they don’t reciprocate, they don’t say thank you, they lie to your face, they push and shove and grab you, they try to scam you and then have the temerity to become angry with you when you tell them they are behaving badly.
As well-meaning as you might have originally been, you have so many of these low quality interactions that very quickly you start to frequently lose your patience - everybody you encounter annoys you. The relentlessness makes you start to just want to tell people to fuck off. Sometimes you do tell people to fuck off. You go into each encounter with your guard up, expecting a fight. Your mental priors start to adapt to the environment out of necessity - but as a learnt disposition, it starts to drag on you, tire you out. The environment is exhausting, you’ve come to expect everybody around you is trying to scam you in some way. Very occasionally, you might encounter someone who is actually sincere but your expectations are so low that you are pre-emptively rude to them. You yourself are now a part of the problem because you’re perpetuating the low trust environment. “Why so rude, what’s your problem?” “I’ve been made into this, the environment did this to me, I don’t have the energy to meet everyone in good faith. Statistically, I would be stupid if I did.”
I assume if you spend long enough in this kind of environment it ‘does a number’ on you mentally. You become permanently wired to expect people to exhibit low trust ‘third worldist’ behaviours towards you and often you in turn exhibit it towards others. Not even necessarily out of malice, just because you have to act similarly to not in turn be exploited yourself. Countries that have a reputation for being ‘scammers’ will often by disposition be like that because of the low trust environment in their country, those attitudes emerge out of it.
It has been said that high trust environments are quite rare historically. For a high trust environment to transition to a low trust environment all it often requires is for a relatively small group of people to begin behaving in a low trust manner and then for their low trust behaviour to not be policed. Eventually the rest of the society must mentally adapt to that low trust behaviour - ie become itself low trust - in order to not become victims of it. [2/2]
ADDENDUM: Already received my first death wish from an Indian X User for this post on the grounds that ‘some of these behaviours are made up and don’t happen’ (reprehensibly delusional denialism and very conceited - this is all my own experience) but this post is not intended as an attack, just a respectfully descriptive personal anecdote. Probably there will be more such attacks on similar grounds. Lots of unpleasant and spiteful people and factions online, exhausting to be in shared social environments with them but their behaviour does go some way towards demonstrating how these ‘low trust’ environments are created. QED
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You can't begrudge them a request for bobs if they're willing to show theirs.
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This is why you can't use both feet when driving an automatic. I used to know someone who would do this same thing. They'd forget which foot was the accelerator and try to break by pushing the accelerator.
The complete ability for the Indian to fail to comprehend vehicles of any kind is outstanding and hilarious.