Why are Indians so thin-skinned? - mother fucker

[Tackleberry]

lmao the average murritard believes thsi i bet LOL

Or linguists, whoever.

 

[spurger king]

If my country kept chimping out and setting things on fire because somebody called trannies men I wouldn't be calling other nationalities thin-skinned tbh.

Those aren't Americans, they just live here.

Really though: what's the difference between an incel and a thirsty social media Indian?

Why is one funny and the other is just pathetic?

I dunno man I thought the Elliot Rodger car vlogs were pretty funny. I get what you mean though and I think it has to do with the pajeets' tenuous grasp of Anglo culture.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

Isn't there a comedian caste? I mean there's an Indian caste whose role is to be prostitutes and husbands of prostitutes, and of course one Indian caste (whose role was metalworkers by day. thieves by night) were so hated they got kicked out of India and had to go to Europe to ply their trade instead and became the Gypsies. There's a caste for everything in India, so shouldn't they have a comedian caste?

Now that the formalities are out the way, basically india's online presence is what happens when a billion medieval minded street shitters are given unrestrained and unfiltered access to the global internet. They take all their ultra conservative repressed upbringing with them and get just straight up religiously obsessed with dumb shit (and ofcourse the holy bobs and sacred vagene)

They're raised on a diet of Bollywood and want to get the hottest chicks with the sexiest bobs and vagene, but their parents arranged their marriage to some ugly bitch the minute they were conceived, and they know they can't defy their parents. Sucks to be Indian. You literally have less of a chance than other races at fucking a hot chick, let alone breeding her with your kids (gotta add to the billion+ Indians).

But at least (if you're a Patel/similar merchant caste) you get to own the liquor store selling the other Indians booze.

 

[millais]

There is a kind of mob mentality or mass hysteria ingrained in the psyche over there, where it's very easy for an enormous crowd to spontaneously materialize and go into violent riot mode at the slightest provocation.

You see this in the communal beating/raping/lynching of unfortunate bystanders randomly suspected of being sorcerers, kidnappers, cow-eaters, Muslims, Pakis, etc. One guy I know over there once saw a Muslim Indian gently kick a stray cow that was blocking the road in an attempt to get it out of the way traffic, which immediately triggered a week-long Hindu riot in the city after the local police took the guy into custody in order to prevent the angry mobs from lynching him. Police stations got attacked and burned down, and it got so out of control they had to bring in police from all the neighboring districts to disperse the mobs of rioting Pajeets.

In the internet comments, I think it's tapping into the similar part of their psychology. Their comments constitute a kind of internet mob, and they naturally go into the internet equivalent of chimp-out riot mode in response to whatever imagined slight or insult.

 

[NN 401]

There is a kind of mob mentality or mass hysteria ingrained in the psyche over there, where it's very easy for an enormous crowd to spontaneously materialize and go into violent riot mode at the slightest provocation.

You see this in the communal beating/raping/lynching of unfortunate bystanders randomly suspected of being sorcerers, kidnappers, cow-eaters, Muslims, Pakis, etc. One guy I know over there once saw a Muslim Indian gently kick a stray cow that was blocking the road in an attempt to get it out of the way traffic, which immediately triggered a week-long Hindu riot in the city after the local police took the guy into custody in order to prevent the angry mobs from lynching him. Police stations got attacked and burned down, and it got so out of control they had to bring in police from all the neighboring districts to disperse the mobs of rioting Pajeets.

In the internet comments, I think it's tapping into the similar part of their psychology. Their comments constitute a kind of internet mob, and they naturally go into the internet equivalent of chimp-out riot mode in response to whatever imagined slight or insult.

This sounds extreme even for India and frankly it sounds like there is way more to this story.

I only say this because life is super stressful/hard in India and yes you're right that people are ready to pop off at the slightest notice but it takes a bit more than kicking a cow to start a riot.

It is quite likely this guy your friend saw was persona non grata to begin with/did other things that caught with him.

If there is one thing to remember about India is that unless you actually live there, and have a bird's eye view of things, whatever you hear of second hand is a shallow understanding of the situation, and describing it as shallow is being generous.

This is triple true for any and almost all media that comes of India. They are the same brand of lefty cucks that have infected the Western Fouth Estate.

This is really accurate. A lot of Asian countries don't do sarcasm and don't find it funny at all. It doesn't translate well to them.

I know that Asians, and Indians, certainly employ sarcasm in their own linguistic groups. Does switching to English really confuse them this much?
I'm bilingual so I can pick up sarcasm among Indians and Americans without problem.


As for why Indians are so thin skinned.

They're defensive because India is indefensible. You have this 6 thousand year old history and civilization and the country today is an open toilet run by leftard upper crust types who seem to think this is just fine.

They're deeply ashamed by all this but the inability to effect change in their own nation frustrates them, and they lash out at all kinds of perceived insults.

Most non- mainland Indians extant in other nations will call themselves Fijian, Mauritanian Indian etc instead of just Indian for this reason.

For every Indian who rages about the poo in the loo jokes there's like a hundred who almost cringed themselves out of existence.

 

[queerape]

I am Indian-American, and I know and can speak my language. T-Series posts songs in my language, and I love following them because they post songs from my childhood and my exposure to songs outside my language before the age of 10 or so is limited. I don't think the videos are offensive, they're actually funny, but at worst I can see why people would think it's ignorant.

In the West, a lot of people, especially since 9/11, have said really mean things in bad faith about our culture and languages. We can never be sure of if these things are said as a joke, because a lot of people do take it seriously and use it as an excuse to be actually racist. Even I've had people say questionable things at inappropriate times about my family based on IPFB memes, even though I enjoy IPFB (it's even funnier when you speak the language). People in India and here may not be aware of PewDiePie's context, and they may not be able to tell it's a meme/joke either. So, it does have a good chance of coming off all wrong, and when there is legit racism afoot, it can make us defensive, especially since we've been on our toes for 17 years now.

Shitting Streets isn't a meme though, it's actually fucking true. People give zero fucks in India (I was last back in 2011 and I can't imagine it's changed).

The best 'butthurt Indians' are the phone/PC scammers who get caught out or scammed themselves.

Once, one of these scammers called my house in a tax scam, and they had a perfect American accent and everything. My dad was nearly convinced. But then, they pronounced my last name correctly, which is really hard for non native speakers to do. My dad caught on, and cussed them out in my language. It was pretty funny.

 

[Corbin Dallas Multipass]

Once, one of these scammers called my house in a tax scam, and they had a perfect American accent and everything. My dad was nearly convinced. But then, they pronounced my last name correctly, which is really hard for non native speakers to do. My dad caught on, and cussed them out in my language. It was pretty funny.

Weird. I didn't know queerape was an indian surname.

 

[ICametoLurk]