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

Lords Greatsword said:
Was getting caught up in Community Happenings and saw a post informing that ZoomerHistorian was banned from YouTube, with someone in the thread speculating that an anti-jeet tweet he made might have been what did him in [Archive]:
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The main reason I bring this up is because one of the replies to this made me laugh my ass off considerably. [Archive]
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BTFO by a bot :story:
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This is extra devastating for Indians cause they treat Grok like a holy oracle they can use to do everything for them (Cheat, Scam, etc). To have their own god hate them must be hard.

Tyler still keeping it real.
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Sandshrew said:
I just don't understand why Tyler Oliveira didn't wear a helmet while filming the poop festival video.
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You wrote this because you live in a first world country where you can drive from anywhere just 3 minutes and go to a Walmart where they sell bike helmets. Tyler also thinks the same and didn't bring one along, assuming they'd have one for sale there.

Helmets would not be popular in India because their sanctity of life is very low and they all think they will get hit by a train or fall under a bus tomorrow. As we already mentioned a few pages back, this is why they all wear sandals.

Also it's especially retarded they don't sell helmets in India because the main method of transportation is scooters, motorcycles, bicycles, etc. So that shows you even harder how they don't care.

Wanting to protect yourself in India does not exist because they all know there is 1.5 billion of them that would replace them in seconds.

He really took one for the team but it's totally worth it, that exposed how shitty (pun intended) India is.
 
Hilarious how pajeets aren't ashamed of their horrifying practices, they are ashamed of Westerners learning about these same practices.
 
Oxyjen said:
A severe case of Indian fatigue.

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Sadly this is not really the Indians fault, ATC kept calling N0FS when their were multiple N0FS, N430FS, N940FS, N960FS. Then would give them turning degrees and saying things like "west". However its really not all his fault because the lady coming in stated their are multiple N0FS coming in so she should of been aware of that issue the second he said N0FS and said something.
The issue with jeets is their lack of responsibility and inability to take control of a situation, they are the literal mind set of a slave and thus could not even have the ability to correct a simple mistake.
This is why nearly every pilot i've seen flying to and from india are almost always south east asian or a mix of SEA and indian or like Fijian indian or some shit. They will say they are indian then you learn that they spent their whole life in Singapore being raised like a bug man.
 
Luciusmaximus said:
Sadly this is not really the Indians fault, ATC kept calling N0FS when their were multiple N0FS, N430FS, N940FS, N960FS. Then would give them turning degrees and saying things like "west". However its really not all his fault because the lady coming in stated their are multiple N0FS coming in so she should of been aware of that issue the second he said N0FS and said something.
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I disagree, read this:
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I do think the controller was super triggered by having an entire call center worth of jeets suddenly appearing in his airspace, with basically identical call signs to boot. Who can blame him. Poor bastard probably isn’t even getting paid.
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Basically this is like the pilot version of what I always say which is you can't sue a jeet because there's going to be 40 Raquesh Kumars even in the shitty apartment complex where they live. That's also like saying you shouldn't be able to sue a jeet just because they happen to reproduce a lot and all have the same name.

It is unreasonable for an American ATC to suddenly have to deal with a swarm of flying turds that are all named the same and don't listen or talk it out, and even if you don't buy that, once again the jeet tactic is to conveniently not mention what is going on and not explain why the swarm is here. The only logical way out of this is to tell them to fuck off like he did.

Same with router companies how suddenly after 2010 you basically have to have a jeet geolocation firewall, and suddenly, if you don't, you're seen as the bad guy router company that doesn't have that important feature.

Any other race that wasn't Indian would have talked it out and never gotten to that point. All the Indian did was suck dick and start parroting shit and give non-answers in the hopes the ATC would just get indian fatigue and give up.
 
The Foxtrot said:
I guess they don't understand IT IS INTERNATIONAL LAW that you must speak Conversationally Fluent American English with a clear voice (read: no accent) in order to fly an aircraft. Jeetglish is unintelligible even in person, but over the phone or radio? Most of the time I genuinely can't tell what they're saying at all!
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They can have an accent, but it must be understandable. Otherwise no one from Boston would ever be able to fly a plane.

The main problem is just because they can say the words doesn't mean they have any idea what they mean. Most of aviation is fairly standardized but sometimes ATC has to tell you to do something in 'plain English', which they may respond with "roger" and then not have any idea what the hell they're supposed to do.

I was flying once and doing some practice approaches, where you pretend you're in clouds and try to find the airport. An ESL pilot was also on frequency. One thing you have to do is acknowledge transmissions with your call-sign so ATC can tell the plane they told to turn right is the one who is going to turn right. This ESL guy would respond with things like "Roger, Right Turn" and ATC would respond with "Cessna 12345 I need you to use your call-sign when you read back an instruction" "Cessna 12345 Roger" and sure enough the next time the guy had to respond, he still failed.

Luckily most of them just go back to their home countries once they pass. When I've heard ESL Airline pilots on the radio they usually seem to know what they're doing.
 
ChickenFriedFan said:
“Danish” butter cookies are now being produced in India for your families enjoyment!
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Grok is this real?

I know Aldi makes a generic knockoff of the Danish butter cookie tin that probably isn't produced in India.

Worst comes to worst, you could feed the cookies to a pitbull and keep the tin.
 
Holy shit, defending foreigners' inability to speak english while they cartoonishly crash a plane full of passengers is the new "what is a woman", ie you can detect a libtard by asking if pilots should have to speak english.

Stop trying to re-define what English is. The definition of "being able to speak english" is, after you crash the plane, there is this shit called a jury that will vote on it and they will vote against you. Everything is recorded for a reason.

Our soil (I'd say our airspace but it involves crashing so it's soil lol), our airspace, our fucking rules. You have to fly here because your country so shit you need to do business with us because we have standards, one of the standards is speak our language. You can't "re-define" english and just hope there's a bunch of jeets on the jury lmao
 
Slap47 said:
The term Grok was coined by Robert Heinlein in his book "Stranger in a Strange Land" to mean having a deeper understanding of something.

What were Heinlein's view of India?

In his book "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" India is represented as an overpopulated socialist dystopia that strains the resources of an altruistic federalized Earth government. As part of the story they struggle with famine and constantly alternate between wanting to surrender and commit genocide on the citizens of Luna for opposing them. In "Starship Troopers" Heinlein wrote that people from certain countries made no effort to earn citizenship as their cultures did not have the values that pushed them towards civic pride and self respect - curiously, few Africans or Indians were featured in the book. In "Stranger in a Strange Land" the planet Earth was dominated by two hemisphere based political factions with the USA and China taking charge. Despite having mysticism in his books, Heinlein was clearly not a fan of India.

Now the word Grok is mainly spoken by enraged Indians trying to win an argument about something they could not possibly understand.
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@grok saar is this true?
 
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