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Not the only one if we manage to steer things around.
The India Menace - Street shitting, unsanitary practices, scams, Hindu extremism & other things
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TheGoodNamesHaveBeenTaken
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Her name reminds me of an old Hank Williams song.
The song is about a cigar store Indian.
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I hadn't seen my neighbors (retired doctor couple in their 60s) in over 2 months, I assumed they were travelling. Today, another neighbor informed me they were in a major car accident; they were sideswiped by a driver without insurance and have been in the hospital with multiple fractures and internal injuries, their lives are forever changed after being upstanding productive citizens their entire lives. The driver was of course Indian and has now apparently fled the country. Stories like these rarely make the news but are a regular occurrence when dealing with Jeets and third-worlders. They wreak havoc on the west and if they fuck up bad enough they can just disappear back to their shithole.
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This is why lynchings used to be a thing.
regalterry
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Violence is the only language coloreds understand, but since they're so incredibly stupid you need to remind them of the consequences again and again and again.
It's also the reason why lynchings were public, and why the myth of the law-abiding, well-dressed nigger/jeet exists. Turns out they can behave if you beat the fear of God into them.
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Common in Canada now, especially with the Indian monopolization of the trucking industry. The results are often fatal for the cars while the Indians in the trucks come out virtually unscathed
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Doubly so if you hang a bunch of them at a time. After all, if the guilty one also gets joined by some random darkies who were put in a noose at the same time just by chance, it encourages all the shitskins to self-police since one of them fucking up means a bunch of them get hung regardless of guilt.
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Sounds good to me. Let's rumble.
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thank you saar for remembering POWERFUL BANGLADESH
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Nooo SAAAAAAR badge of prosperity SAAAAAAAR!
"The Indian pot belly - once a badge of prosperity, indulgence and aging respectability - has long been a target of satire and social commentary."
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czjnd4rzmglo/https://archive.is/hnthM
African darkies are also notorious for their chunkyness appreciation but they're honest about it just being sex thing and they don't try and explain it as a status symbol, why does every deplorable poojeet practice from eating cow shit to burning widows alive have to have some nonsense reasoning?
"The Indian pot belly - once a badge of prosperity, indulgence and aging respectability - has long been a target of satire and social commentary."
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czjnd4rzmglo/https://archive.is/hnthM
The Indian pot belly - once a badge of prosperity, indulgence and aging respectability - has long been a target of satire and social commentary.
In literature, it quietly signalled comfort or complacency; in films, it became a shorthand for the lazy official, gluttonous uncle, or a corrupt policeman. Cartoons exaggerated it to mock politicians. In rural settings, it was once considered a status symbol - a sign that "this man eats well".
But what was once dismissed or even celebrated is now raising alarm bells. The obesity crisis in India is ballooning - and the seemingly harmless pot belly may be a far bigger villain than we think.
India had the second-highest number of overweight or obese adults in 2021, with 180 million affected - behind only China. A new Lancet study warns this number could soar to 450 million by 2050, nearly a third of the country's projected population.
Globally, more than half of all adults and a third of children and adolescents are expected to face the same fate.
At the heart of this issue in India lies the pot belly, or in medical terms, abdominal obesity.
This form of obesity refers to the accumulation of excess fat around the belly and doctors say it's more than a cosmetic concern. As far back as the 1990s, studies showed a clear link between belly fat and chronic conditions like Type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
By 2050, 450 million Indians are projected to be overweight or obese
Obesity isn't just abdominal. It appears in different patterns, depending on fat distribution: peripheral obesity affects the hips, thighs, and buttocks, while generalised obesity involves fat spread more evenly across the body.
The numbers on abdominal obesity in India are already troubling. According to the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) - which, for the first time, measured waist and hip sizes - about 40% of women and 12% of men in India have abdominal obesity.
Abdominal obesity, based on Indian guidelines, means a waist over 90cm (35 inches) for men and 80cm (31 inches) for women. Among women aged 30 to 49, nearly one in two already show signs of it. Urban populations were found to be more affected than rural ones, with high waist circumference or waist-to-hip ratios emerging as a key red flag.
So why is belly fat such a big deal?
One reason is insulin resistance - a condition where the body stops responding properly to insulin, the hormone that helps regulate blood sugar. Abdominal fat disrupts how the body uses insulin, making it harder to control blood sugar.
Studies have found South Asians, including Indians, tend to have more body fat than white Caucasians at the same Body Mass Index. (BMI is a simple measure of body fat based on a person's weight in relation to their height.)
It's not just how much fat you have - it's where it goes. In South Asians, fat tends to collect around the trunk and under the skin, but not always deep in the abdomen as visceral fat.
Though South Asians may have less of the more harmful deep abdominal fat around organs like the liver and pancreas, studies show their larger, less efficient fat cells struggle to store fat under the skin. As a result, excess fat spills into vital organs that regulate metabolism - like the liver and pancreas - raising the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
India, China, and the USA lead eight nations housing over half the world's overweight and obese population
Scientists still don't fully understand the biological reasons behind the fat distribution patterns. Though numerous genetic studies have been conducted, no single gene has consistently explained this tendency.
One theory offers an evolutionary root. India, for centuries, was wracked by famines and chronic food shortages, leaving generations to survive on meagre nutrition.
In such conditions, the human body adapted for survival in extreme scarcity.
The body needed a depot for this energy and the abdomen, being the most expandable area, became the prime storage site. Over time, as food became more plentiful, this fat store continued to grow - eventually to harmful levels.
"It's a conjectural but plausible evolutionary theory - one that can't be proven, but makes sense," says Anoop Misra, who heads Delhi's Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and Endocrinology.
Last year, in a paper doctors belonging to the Indian Obesity Commission redefined obesity guidelines for Asian Indians, moving beyond BMI to better reflect how body fat relates to early health risks.
They created a two-stage clinical system that considers fat distribution, related diseases and physical function.
Stage one involves a high BMI, but without abdominal obesity, metabolic disease, or physical dysfunction. In such cases, lifestyle changes like diet, exercise and sometimes medication are usually enough.
Stage two includes abdominal obesity - the harmful visceral fat - and is often accompanied by health issues like diabetes, knee pain or palpitations. This stage signals higher risk and calls for more intensive management.
Doctors blame rising belly fat in India on lifestyle shifts -junk food, takeout, instant meals
This classification guides treatment intensity. Once belly fat appears, early action is key - new weight loss drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide are proving effective at targeting it, doctors say.
"As shocking as it may sound, even people with a normal weight can have dangerous levels of belly fat," says Dr Misra.
Indian physicians say abdominal obesity is rising due to lifestyle changes - more junk food, takeaways, instant meals and greasy home cooking. Between 2009 and 2019, Cameroon, India and Vietnam saw the fastest growth in per capita sales of ultra-processed foods and beverages, studies found.
So, what needs to be done?
Experts say Indians need tougher lifestyle changes than Western norms recommend. While 150 minutes of weekly exercise may suffice for their European men, their South Asians counterparts need around 250–300 minutes to offset slower metabolism and less efficient fat storage, studies show.
"Our bodies simply aren't as good at handling excess fat," says Dr Misra.
In short, the pot belly isn't just a punchline - it's a warning sign. And India is sitting on a ticking health time bomb.
In literature, it quietly signalled comfort or complacency; in films, it became a shorthand for the lazy official, gluttonous uncle, or a corrupt policeman. Cartoons exaggerated it to mock politicians. In rural settings, it was once considered a status symbol - a sign that "this man eats well".
But what was once dismissed or even celebrated is now raising alarm bells. The obesity crisis in India is ballooning - and the seemingly harmless pot belly may be a far bigger villain than we think.
India had the second-highest number of overweight or obese adults in 2021, with 180 million affected - behind only China. A new Lancet study warns this number could soar to 450 million by 2050, nearly a third of the country's projected population.
Globally, more than half of all adults and a third of children and adolescents are expected to face the same fate.
At the heart of this issue in India lies the pot belly, or in medical terms, abdominal obesity.
This form of obesity refers to the accumulation of excess fat around the belly and doctors say it's more than a cosmetic concern. As far back as the 1990s, studies showed a clear link between belly fat and chronic conditions like Type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
By 2050, 450 million Indians are projected to be overweight or obese
Obesity isn't just abdominal. It appears in different patterns, depending on fat distribution: peripheral obesity affects the hips, thighs, and buttocks, while generalised obesity involves fat spread more evenly across the body.
The numbers on abdominal obesity in India are already troubling. According to the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) - which, for the first time, measured waist and hip sizes - about 40% of women and 12% of men in India have abdominal obesity.
Abdominal obesity, based on Indian guidelines, means a waist over 90cm (35 inches) for men and 80cm (31 inches) for women. Among women aged 30 to 49, nearly one in two already show signs of it. Urban populations were found to be more affected than rural ones, with high waist circumference or waist-to-hip ratios emerging as a key red flag.
So why is belly fat such a big deal?
One reason is insulin resistance - a condition where the body stops responding properly to insulin, the hormone that helps regulate blood sugar. Abdominal fat disrupts how the body uses insulin, making it harder to control blood sugar.
Studies have found South Asians, including Indians, tend to have more body fat than white Caucasians at the same Body Mass Index. (BMI is a simple measure of body fat based on a person's weight in relation to their height.)
It's not just how much fat you have - it's where it goes. In South Asians, fat tends to collect around the trunk and under the skin, but not always deep in the abdomen as visceral fat.
Though South Asians may have less of the more harmful deep abdominal fat around organs like the liver and pancreas, studies show their larger, less efficient fat cells struggle to store fat under the skin. As a result, excess fat spills into vital organs that regulate metabolism - like the liver and pancreas - raising the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
India, China, and the USA lead eight nations housing over half the world's overweight and obese population
Scientists still don't fully understand the biological reasons behind the fat distribution patterns. Though numerous genetic studies have been conducted, no single gene has consistently explained this tendency.
One theory offers an evolutionary root. India, for centuries, was wracked by famines and chronic food shortages, leaving generations to survive on meagre nutrition.
In such conditions, the human body adapted for survival in extreme scarcity.
The body needed a depot for this energy and the abdomen, being the most expandable area, became the prime storage site. Over time, as food became more plentiful, this fat store continued to grow - eventually to harmful levels.
"It's a conjectural but plausible evolutionary theory - one that can't be proven, but makes sense," says Anoop Misra, who heads Delhi's Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and Endocrinology.
Last year, in a paper doctors belonging to the Indian Obesity Commission redefined obesity guidelines for Asian Indians, moving beyond BMI to better reflect how body fat relates to early health risks.
They created a two-stage clinical system that considers fat distribution, related diseases and physical function.
Stage one involves a high BMI, but without abdominal obesity, metabolic disease, or physical dysfunction. In such cases, lifestyle changes like diet, exercise and sometimes medication are usually enough.
Stage two includes abdominal obesity - the harmful visceral fat - and is often accompanied by health issues like diabetes, knee pain or palpitations. This stage signals higher risk and calls for more intensive management.
Doctors blame rising belly fat in India on lifestyle shifts -junk food, takeout, instant meals
This classification guides treatment intensity. Once belly fat appears, early action is key - new weight loss drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide are proving effective at targeting it, doctors say.
"As shocking as it may sound, even people with a normal weight can have dangerous levels of belly fat," says Dr Misra.
Indian physicians say abdominal obesity is rising due to lifestyle changes - more junk food, takeaways, instant meals and greasy home cooking. Between 2009 and 2019, Cameroon, India and Vietnam saw the fastest growth in per capita sales of ultra-processed foods and beverages, studies found.
So, what needs to be done?
Experts say Indians need tougher lifestyle changes than Western norms recommend. While 150 minutes of weekly exercise may suffice for their European men, their South Asians counterparts need around 250–300 minutes to offset slower metabolism and less efficient fat storage, studies show.
"Our bodies simply aren't as good at handling excess fat," says Dr Misra.
In short, the pot belly isn't just a punchline - it's a warning sign. And India is sitting on a ticking health time bomb.
African darkies are also notorious for their chunkyness appreciation but they're honest about it just being sex thing and they don't try and explain it as a status symbol, why does every deplorable poojeet practice from eating cow shit to burning widows alive have to have some nonsense reasoning?
LemonMice
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Pretty much.
Most European populations, some West Asian populations. Some East Asian populations. A couple Latin American populations are actually good people. Most of humanity is sadly trash now.
More West Asian populations are salvageable with Islam getting yeeted, various eugenics policies (even not inbreeding would be huge), and finally putting an end to their various declines. West Asia is where civilization started. If civilization somehow conquers the stars, that part of human history will never change. Even if West Asia becomes great again, their birthrates will be far below replacement. Neolithic Anatolian Farmers started the farming paradigm shift. Their genes are in every European and West Asian. They are in billions of people actually technically.
And then we sleepwalked in their footsteps alongside the Indo-Europeans, and spread too much revolutionaryinnovation + models for the world to copy from. Causing exponential population growth... Yeah that was dumb. We were like children playing with god-like power, and neglected to realize that some populations shouldn't multiply to maintain the human ecosystem. Some populations apply technology for mostly malicious means.
Oh well, maybe we should do a Manhattan style project and have killer viruses that target puhgeets, Niggers, etc. We need a new cutting edge superweapon that's clean and not messy. These dumbass brownies can just wait until whitey builds paradise and uses genetic engineering to fix them. Instead, they threaten to topple over 11k years of civilizational progress.
Anyways, native Sardinians are like 80% Neolithic anatolian farmers. Go see what your early european farmer ancestors looked like for the most part with the locals. This is where a lot of the classic mediterranean phenotypes come from. Sardinians especially in rural areas really stubbornly held onto the farming and pastoral way of life.
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"Renting out half a bed" That's Road to Wigan Pier levels of poverty. It ridiculous to me how two problems get ignored in the video. One, Jeets make bad immigrants. Two, the city is under expanded for natural born residents, so adding more people just exacerbates the problem. The Guardian is shit for framing wanting an end to a bunch dumb poor people coming into a country as anything racists. It's like the animals eat other animals argument for vegans. I'm sure that the Jeets don't want a wave of white people coming the their country to re-institute colonialism and apartheid. Canada is scarier than Mexico. At least in Mexico, if there is a problem, you are always a bribe away from it being solved. In Canada, it seems like your just fucked no matter what. All the interviews for the video people were too interested in using politically correct language over actually fixing or directly addressing issues prove that this will never be fixed and is supposed to be this way; ruling class like a bunch of barely surviving slaves driving e-bikes around to deliver food to social workers and the mentally ill.
April Fools.
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Older immigrant southeast asian friend of mine had a similar situation, though thankfully only minor injuries. Driver without a license driving a van the wrong way down a major street, fled on foot, caught, Indian.
The things my friend was saying about Indians when he told me about it would have got him cancelled for hate speech if he posted them online.
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Saar, we are high performing employees.
TJD can't come soon enough.
TJD can't come soon enough.
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If you got this from Facebook then you’ve got good taste in groups friendo, I was just coming to post this
The comments were the best part, normies are waking the fuck up
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I'm not on Facebook but glad to hear normies gaining some immunity to the racism shtick.
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Damn, I gotta see this. Even the soccer moms are on the jeet hate train now?
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don't know if you guys saw that but in case you didn't i hope it will get a chuckle out of you
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A combination of their retarded pagan faith and caste system. Brahmin think they're better than the literal shit eaters even tho the Brahmin are too stupid to clean up after themselves, the untouchables think they're better than the other untouchables, yadda yadda. They were handed a functional society by the British and literally shit all over it.
Everyone knows a grandparent who has gotten a call from "Bob at Microsoft" wanting to renew their computer warranty. Or parent, in the case of some of us. The conditioning that we MUST accept this as a fact of life (like Niggers) is simply not there, so you're seeing normal reactions to subhumans acting subhuman around people -- talking about the subhumans and their horrific acts, and trying to figure out what to do with them.