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

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Sneeds said:
Tyler uploaded it @Null https://youtube.com/watch?v=_WsPZC1-TLo
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The bullet points of this, per Grok:

Introduction to the Festival
  • Tyler travels over 10,000 miles from Texas, USA, to the remote village of Gumatapura in Karnataka, southwestern India, to document the rare "Goraba" festival, a unique tradition not celebrated elsewhere in India.
  • The festival involves villagers collecting cow dung for 5-6 months and throwing it at each other at the end of Diwali to honor the god Virwaraswami (or Beswara), believed to have emerged from cow dung; participation is thought to cure skin diseases, grant wishes (e.g., fertility), and bring prosperity and blessings.
  • Cow dung is considered holy in Hinduism for its purifying properties; villagers stockpile it in homes and use it to sanctify spaces, with some believing it reduces cancer risk if consumed in small amounts daily (though only one man claims to do this, and it's not widespread).
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Arrival and Preparation
  • Tyler and translator Vivek arrive unannounced and receive warm hospitality from villagers, including tours of homes showing stockpiles of collected cow dung.
  • Villagers explain the origin: An idol of the god was found in cow dung centuries ago (festival ~300 years old), leading to the belief that smearing or throwing it heals ailments and fulfills dreams; it's a cultural rather than strictly religious event, open to participants from other villages but exclusive to Gumatapura.
  • Tyler tours massive dung piles across the village—some as large as 15,000 pieces collected over months—intended for transport via tractors to the town center; cows are treated as "holy figures" and "artillery machines" for ongoing production.
  • Post-festival cleanup involves a ritual bath in a nearby lake (described as unclean), followed by home bathing; women do not participate in throwing but collect dung and worship at the temple.
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Festival Day and Traditions
  • Festivities begin with Diwali celebrations, including fireworks, processions, and rituals like rolling in grass and bathing a donkey; children start with a smaller-scale "poop war," throwing dung house-to-house.
  • Adults prepare by unloading truckloads (4+ tons) of dung into the town center, creating a massive, slippery pile; men form lines and march to the "poop coliseum" amid cheers and music.
  • A French news crew films the event as journalism, contrasting with backlash Tyler faces for his personal vlogging; villagers confirm no skin diseases occur due to annual participation, viewing the festival itself as a miracle.
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Tyler's Participation and Experience
  • Tyler, as the first American participant, introduces himself (Tyler Olivera, 25) and joins the adult men in the chaotic, violent throwing battle, describing it as "war" with "poop meteors" causing concussions.
  • Equipped with a hazmat suit and goggles, he initially shields himself but gets overwhelmed—sinking into the dung, nearly vomiting from the smell, and feeling like he's "going to die" from the intensity and aggression.
  • He throws dung back for fun but retreats after being "defeated," calling it the "shittiest experience of my life"; admits it's satisfying to throw but wouldn't recommend or return, though he praises the villagers' kindness.
  • Post-event, Tyler expresses concerns about illness (e.g., E. coli, salmonella) and plans blood work; highlights the fun despite the disgust and vows never to forget.
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Backlash and Reflections
  • A teaser clip uploaded 2 weeks prior sparks harassment from tens of thousands of Indian nationalists online, including death threats and insults, accusing Tyler of racism for filming this "holiest tradition."
  • Tyler notes media double standards: Mainstream outlets film without backlash, but individual creators like him face ruin; he persists in uploading to share the "breathtaking" cultural differences.
  • Video sponsored by Straight Arrow News for unbiased reporting; ends with a Patreon call for support and tease of an extended cut.
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Sounds like he was actually nice and hell, the indians in the video were nice to him. Lmao.
 
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Disaffected Coyote said:
India's reputation will never recover from the last year of bad press.

5 years ago the average person had nothing bad to say about India/indians.

Now? They're considered to be the lowest form of human trash. Scammers, rapists, shit eating vermin. Suffer you disgusting freaks.
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The average person still doesn't know about the true depths of degeneracy present in India and probably never will.

The average Indian/South Asian will probably remain unaffected by this. It's not like you can go to work and humiliate the jeets there with it and get them to leave the country.
 
The funny part is the villagers seem genuinely welcoming and nice to an outsider witnessing their weird custom but the hilarious seething it causes online Jeets is worth it's weight in gold.

I swear India has the most thin skinned culture out there when their history has been mostly being conquered by foreign powers.
 
Rancid Xylitol said:
Is there any American equivalent of this where someone from India would do a visit to learn about something happening in the USA, and then when he returned to India, Americans would make a stink?
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Some Hell Houses in the south might count? I doubt anyone would kick up the same level of anger about a foreigner complaining about a Hell House he visited in some southern town, though.
 
Kyria the Great said:
The funny part is the villagers seem genuinely welcoming and nice to an outsider witnessing their weird custom but the hilarious seething it causes online Jeets is worth it's weight in gold.

I swear India has the most thin skinned culture out there when their history has been mostly being conquered by foreign powers.
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Why are these niggers more offended with a guy going to an isolated village to document a bizarre tradition and not offended by their own cities being choked with smog, trash and feces?

Like I wrote before, that village actually seems OK if it weren't for numerous metric tonnes of literal bullshit. All the other videos of India literally have 1000 jeets per square foot trying to grope the camera man, and 6 million pop up adverts in poo runes everywhere.

This might actually be the cleanest inhabited place in India tbh
 
indomitable snowman said:
Dinesh continuing to cope and seeth. He is blaming... Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, and Indonesians because at least one of the responses to him came from a different brown 3rd worlder pretending to be white.
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A guy tells him to go home, he says "Trump won't let him".
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Amazing, just from replying to Tyler and the poop festival, he has undone 30+ years of his work.

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My question with this is… why is Dinesh so adamant about pretending this isn’t some of the depraved shit imaginable if he’s Christian? Was the 20-ish years of his gay little grift just a trojan horse for endless pajeets?
 
Smack Patrick said:
The whole "only one village does it" is a meme as other areas do it too, they just have different names for it. "Pidakala War" is an example.
The festival is weird as fuck but the village was insanely welcoming which was nice.
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Super welcoming to outsiders, gross as hell and likely to spread illness?

This is just India's Gathering of the Juggalos.
 
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