The India Menace - Street shitting, unsanitary practices, scams, Hindu extremism & other things

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No Batty Boys in Jamaica said:
ttps://krudplug.net/m/video.php?vid=7464 Krudplug of two Pajeets on a motorbike getting bonked by a giant palm tree.
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Back when liveleak was a thing, I spent about a hundred hours watching motorbike accidents to preload appropriate reactions for myself to prevent death when motorcycling in Asia. I've seen about a hundred videos of trees falling on Indians (trees in India are like the escalators/elevators of China). There are also the typical Asian accidents: people just turning without looking nor indication (to them driving is a communal magic, there is no idea of exceptions and luck running out), people doing the widest angle turn possible —even if it requires veering into oncoming traffic in the other lane with zero visibility/caution— as they never learnt counter-leaning to not fall over, people colliding head first into each other as they never learnt a convention of which way people should turn to avoid collision (applies to pedestrians too), people not slowing down for stopped/hazard vehicles and crashing into them as no one knows the hazard lights are for if your vehicle is a potential hazard, instead they assume the hazard lights are the forward indicator.

Another uniquely Indian thing is people carrying metal poles or statues with metal frames (carrying it by foot, scooter, car, whatever) that hit electrical wires and everyone dies.
 
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One of my friends recently saw an Indian pull down his pants, in the middle of the day at the main train station, squat over a trash can and take a shit.

I’m in Europe kiwifren. Not goddamn Delhi or Bombay.

Indian streetshitting is real and is becoming a worldwide menace.

(I’m assuming the reason he shat in a trash can instead of on the street, is because he’s not from the lowest caste. Maybe Brahmin have a faint touch of civilization to them? Don’t know, but it’s a theory.)
 
balupton said:
Back when liveleak was a thing, I spent about a hundred hours watching motorbike accidents to preload appropriate reactions for myself to prevent death when motorcycling in Asia. I've seen about a hundred videos of trees falling on Indians (trees in India are like the escalators/elevators of China). There are also the typical Asian accidents: people just turning without looking nor indication (to them driving is a communal magic, there is no idea of exceptions and luck running out), people doing the widest angle turn possible —even if it requires veering into oncoming traffic in the other lane with zero visibility/caution— as they never learnt counter-leaning to not fall over, people colliding head first into each other as they never learnt a convention of which way people should turn to avoid collision (applies to pedestrians too), people not slowing down for stopped/hazard vehicles and crashing into them as no one knows the hazard lights are for if your vehicle is a potential hazard, instead they assume the hazard lights are the forward indicator.

Another uniquely Indian thing is people carrying metal poles or statues with metal frames (carrying it by foot, scooter, car, whatever) that hit electrical wires and everyone dies.
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Us Singaporeans being mostly Han Chinese are so spooked by the Apex Predator that escalator maintenance is a weekly thing. Just saw the repairmen at my home train station. These machines are no joke, they must have a soul or something. You have to service them or they will need blood sacrifices.

I’m thinking of getting a motorbike license for commuting. It took decades of harsh laws and punishment that has made our roads safe. Jeet government is too cucked to enforce traffic laws.
 
Thought about bringing this up before, it's been brought up in memory due to this thread
There's a photographer who went to Falkland Road in Mumbai (then known as Bombay) to document the brothels. It was common for girls as young as 12 to be kidnapped or sold by their family, or simply took up their mother's occupation. Interestingly, some johns were described being as young as 13 so they didn't care about young boys buying either. I remember the descriptions of the traumatized girls crying because they wanted to go home, and instead of comforting them the older women would abuse them and say that's their lot in life now. Even if a girl made 'enough money' it was often used to open another tiny caged brothel to pack with more girls. This was documented in the late 1970s so it wouldn't be surprising if this situation hasn't changed much, there's still tourists who upload videos of the redlight district in more recent years.
 
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Fapcop said:
One of my friends recently saw an Indian pull down his pants, in the middle of the day at the main train station, squat over a trash can and take a shit.
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They’re evolving. This kind of behavior, using a receptacle, has never been observed in the wild before!
 
Gender: Xenomorph said:
hallway smells like burnt overcooked food
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Reminded me of something that happened while on holiday in Europe. The fire alarm went off at a small hotel I was staying at, it was in the evening and staff weren't around 24x7 so we make our own way to the muster point, get bored waiting for something to happen, I called the after hours number and the guy directed me to the fire control panel so I could get the room number and silence the alarm.

Went back in to check on the affected room and could smell burning food, start banging on the door asking if they're alright and nobody answers. Few of us have a go there's no answer. Now I'm freaking out, at this point the manager is on his way and I'm wondering if I should've called 112 instead. Eventually he shows up and busts open the room to find a bunch of pajeets with overcooked curry or whatever doing the usual groveling apology.

Fucking retarded beyond belief.
 
Flaming Dumpster said:
Reminded me of something that happened while on holiday in Europe. The fire alarm went off at a small hotel I was staying at, it was in the evening and staff weren't around 24x7 so we make our own way to the muster point, get bored waiting for something to happen, I called the after hours number and the guy directed me to the fire control panel so I could get the room number and silence the alarm.

Went back in to check on the affected room and could smell burning food, start banging on the door asking if they're alright and nobody answers. Few of us have a go there's no answer. Now I'm freaking out, at this point the manager is on his way and I'm wondering if I should've called 112 instead. Eventually he shows up and busts open the room to find a bunch of pajeets with overcooked curry or whatever doing the usual groveling apology.

Fucking retarded beyond belief.
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i love how common it is to hear of indians burning curry. my entire life people have made fun of white people with the claims we can't cook "ethnic" foods but never has there been any questions of non whites to cook ethnic food. white people cant cook indian, thai, etc dishes because white people.


nobody bats an eye at the idea of an indian cooking indian food, but funny thing is, i have cooked curry a number of times and never have i burnt it, especially not to the point of casing a fire alarm.
 
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
 
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obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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Reminds me of a story I heard.

Asian tourist (chink or pajeet cannot recall) went to one of those Nordic lights view hotels, and asked the staff to "turn on the Nordic lights so they can see them.a
 
obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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i knew a paki woman in college who was this same way. never asked her why, but even when the weather outside was 32 or below in freedom units she walked around outside in flip flops and no socks. i really dont get it, do they have a natural aversion to any sane pair of footwear?
 
obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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Low IQ, most of tropical Asia and hot countries wear sandals, including the Arabs and central Asia. But when the weather turns cooler..they wear shoes. But not jeets...sandals all year round

Come to think of it..Africans in the UK are also known to wear sandals in cold weather. Guess its a low IQ thing.
 
obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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I’ve seen a few Indians wearing sandals in midwinter, it’s wet and cold where I’m at and I could not imagine having exposed feet in such weather.
 
obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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Lol I live near a national park, and whenever I go there for a day trip, it is inevitable to encounter a pack of sandal-wearing jeets. It is always fun going in October/November, when we get wet snow, and they eat shit on the boardwalks. There’s one particular stretch that the jeets can get down while slick, but can’t get back up because of their footwear.

What else is astonishing is how many people they can cram into their vehicles. The Chinese visitors are all smart and hire out tour vans to drive them everywhere. The jeets rent minivans or SUVs and stuff four generations of family in a single car. I can only imagine the smellz in those vans…
 
Ultrapenguin said:
Indian women can be very pretty and I've always thought their traditional attire beats the crap out of Western traditional attire.

Like look at these indian broads in saris:
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You can't tell me that isn't stylish. In the west you go to a wedding and everyone recognizes that nobody cares, people just want to get to drinking and eating since who cares about marriage? Meanwhile in Indian culture they have weddings that last like a god damned week and involve 500 people with the women all getting hours worth of henna done just to look nice for the occasion. It all seems very trad.
If you check the upper echelons of tech right now you'll see there are loads of pajeets involved in cutting edge AI and medical technology.

Let's be honest, some people just look at the worst of the Indians in order to make themselves feel better because they know there's a legitimate threat there.
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The Indian stuff I can learn how to do in maybe 30 minutes I still had never figured out large scale and broidery like Eastern European traditional clothing all of that is done by needlepoint it takes sometimes five months to just finish one section India has nothing over the smallest Eastern European backwater.
Their culture is disgusting and it should be wiped out by all the superior culture surrounding it
 

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obliviousbeard said:
One thing I always wonder about indians. Why the fuck they insist on wearing those beach sandals without socks everywhere? Or even if wearing shoes, there's often no socks. Like, I've literally seen pajeet wearing beanie, scarf, hoodie with hood pulled up, puffy jacket, jeans and of course those fucking sandals without socks. And it was nice +5 degrees Celcius day too.

EDIT: Now I recalled a story from travel guide from Lapland. They organize some winter hikes to see aurora borealis, some wild animals etc. Some of these happen during winter season, so they always tell people to pack multiple socks, wear layered clothing and decent (and high enough) boots. So guess what nationality is the number one in freezing their toes for not wearing socks with their shoes? And they have had to tell people what socks are for, to adult people, who travel to another continent for outdoor activities, in literally arctic environment. Like pajeets buying expensive gore tex boots, expensive brand name jackets and whatnot but not spending any thought or money for some warm socks.
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Because shoes makes it harder for them to be barefoot, and for the Hindu faith there are many scenarios where you will be barefoot.
Some examples at the top of my head:
-Visiting holy landmarks or a holy figures grave being barefoot.
-Touching/kissing an upper caste, a holy teacher or elder's feet.
-Washing a guru's feet or rubbing a guru's foot on your head.

And these are generally done as a way to show respect.
Also I imagine in a country where its just filthy stagnant water, mud, urine and feces, It is just easier to clean your feet and slippers rather than dealing with filthy socks and shoes all the time.
 
I'm an American living in Barcelona and went to a kebab shop last week. Had a 5.0 on Google Maps, walk in and it's staffed with a bunch of jeets, who have also invaded most neighborhoods in this city. Ended up having the worst food poisoning of my life and am still not fully recovered. Why can't these low IQ mongrels be sanitary even when living in a first world country FFS
 
1999 prick said:
Because shoes makes it harder for them to be barefoot, and for the Hindu faith there are many scenarios where you will be barefoot.
Some examples at the top of my head:
-Visiting holy landmarks or a holy figures grave being barefoot.
-Touching/kissing an upper caste, a holy teacher or elder's feet.
-Washing a guru's feet or rubbing a guru's foot on your head.

And these are generally done as a way to show respect.
Also I imagine in a country where its just filthy stagnant water, mud, urine and feces, It is just easier to clean your feet and slippers rather than dealing with filthy socks and shoes all the time.
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that explains why they were them in the trash pile known as india, but in other situations it still doesn't explain it.

for example if i go to the beach i change out of the clothes i normally wear day to day and switch to something more appropriate, say a swimsuit. and if ever go to Antarctica then guess what, im wearing a thick parka even though in my day to day life here i dont wear one. do they not understand the concept of adapting to the situation they are in?
 
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