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

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Reading this thread has brought up some repressed memories from an old job. Back when I was in my late teens-early 20s I worked as an optician at a fairly large eye clinic in the same city as a major tech company. There were so many jeet clients and they were always a nightmare to deal with. Every single one would not only try to haggle the price of their glasses or contact lenses, they'd try to haggle their insurance benefits. Like they genuinely thought I had any control over what their vision insurance would cover.

"What do you mean they will only covers $150 for contact lenses? Last year they covered $300!" I don't fucking know, it's not my problem. Call your insurance company and complain to them. Then one insisted that I call his insurance company to find out why his benefits changed and got angry when I said he needs to do it himself or talk to the HR department at his work about the change. Retard probably opted for a less expensive plan and didn't comprehend that less expensive plans have shittier benefits.

"Is this the price you would give your mother?"

"Can you price match Costco?" I said no and suggested he should just go to Costco and he said he didn't have a membership, lol.
 
he who has thus come/gone said:
When I go hiking through our beautiful national, state, and local parks in America, I look around, realize that if Indians and other third subcontinentals are allowed to continue mass migrating to our country, none of this will exist. It will all become another garbage heap full of litter—from the red rocks of Sedona to the verdant forests of the Staten Island Greenbelt—just like every other natural wonder Indians have infested.

It's always good to take a moment and remember what you're fighting to protect. I should really schedule a trip to see Banff before it, too, is totally smeared by Indians.
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My family and I went to Yellowstone last summer during the week leading up to Independence Day. Yellowstone is my favorite place on the entire planet and I had been looking forward to sharing it with my boys ever since they were born. We get there and there are tons of Jeets everywhere, blocking people's paths because they have no manners or decency to get out of people's way, getting too close to the wild animals, and just generally making the whole experience miserable.

Around all the geothermal features are boardwalks so you can safely look at the geysers and hot springs up close and there are signs literally everywhere warning visitors not to step off the boardwalks. There are a few reasons for this: one is that the ecosystem for these thermal features is very delicate. The vivid colors come from extremophile bacterial mats that can die if even the pH balance of the water shifts slightly. The other big reason is that the crust around the hot springs and geysers is very thin and can break under weight, which can lead to horrible scalding injuries or even death.

Guess who were the ONLY people completely ignoring these signs and stepping down onto the crust whenever they were too impatient for people to move, or just whenever they felt like it? That's right, the fucking Turd Eaters. The absolute disrespect towards one of the most singularly unique places on Earth filled me with a righteous rage and hatred unlike anything I have ever felt before.

However, we did learn that the next time we go to Yellowstone, not to go on the week leading up to the 4th of July, since the crowds (and the Jeets) are nowhere near as bad.
 
American professor sues his employer for denying him tenure while granting tenure to far less qualified Indians:
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Law Thread 'Chinese-American Professor Sues Southern Methodist University over Discrimination & Retaliation by Indian Professors'

Christopher Brunet
May 11, 2026

No media outlet has noticed this lawsuit yet, filed by Dr. Sean Wang, an Assistant Professor of Accounting at SMU’s Cox School of Business:
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Wang’s undergrad degree is from Duke, and he earned Masters degrees from NYU and South Florida, and a PhD from Cornell.

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His lawsuit is 18 pages long.

It begins on page 1 by asserting that SMU has a systemic problem with race discrimination and retaliation that violates the...
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Perun said:
Watched this yesterday and happened to pause at the right moment to get this jeet beauty. They have such punchable faces and always make these retarded movements with their heads.
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This is called the Indian head bob and it's been a few hundred pages since we've talked about it.

The head bob direction is not agreed upon anywhere in India. Up and down ("yes" in America) means yes in certain places in India, in other places it means "no", in other places it means nothing. The reverse is also true - a shake of the head can mean yes or no. This is exactly like how in some places in India they base their numeral system off of 10, 100, or 1,000, and it is not written anywhere in any kind of state or province rule, they just don't mention it to each other then some shit explodes like it would if you were off by a factor of 1,000.

This is yet another thing that firmly shows how furiously incompatible they are with western civilization - they will do this in meetings and make you think they will do work. Then they won't do the work. Then you will read up how they do the head bob and it means nothing. You'll complain to HR, and you'll be told it's their culture. If YOU bob your head, then don't do the work, as a white person you will get in trouble, because you don't SukDik HR.
 
The Dude said:
Guess who were the ONLY people completely ignoring these signs and stepping down onto the crust whenever they were too impatient for people to move, or just whenever they felt like it?
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If Yellowstone were in India, it'd likely be revered as a sacred place.

And yet, it'd also likely be filled with trash, those vivid colors from the extremophiles would be gone, and there'd be endless incidents because of "izzat" or incompetence.
 
My workplace is having one of those morale building activities where you get into teams and track how many steps you've done or how much exercise you've done each day. It's meant to be a friendly competition and to make us healthier (I think the management were concerned about how much coffee, Monster, cigarettes and junk food we collectively go through, and mostly stay at our desks).
Anyway, almost as soon as this was announced on the intranet, comments appear to the effect of "I liked doing this last year, but some people were submitting fake entries - unless they really did manage to run so far and fast that it beat the record for the London Marathon. It's not fun if people just lie about it."
Guess which cohort of flabby/skinny/potbellied/otherwise unfit dorks was responsible for that? They can't even lie convincingly, if they'd claimed they just did an extra mile or two a day they'd probably have got away with it, but they had to claim to be THE BEST, and nobody believes them or trusts any of the data now.
 
CryptoHermit said:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=w0dAvxJlmTQDreamersEye has some kino
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No, that's a pretty universal thing of people in blue collar fields we really don't like wearing. Safety gear most of the time. You try working in 110 degree weather in steel toe boots.
At least that guy actually has a real job producing something of value. People need bricks.
Personally, I would never not wear. Protective gear when working near a brick kiln. But I also don't live in a country where you still use coal fired brick kilns. Most brick kilns in America are done. By automated system where there's a guy staring at a bunch of gages.
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It's interesting. These people claim the elite human capital, but they're still making bricks in the way that was obsolete, I don't know, nearly 180 years ago.
 
Hongourable Madisha said:
Guess which cohort of flabby/skinny/potbellied/otherwise unfit dorks was responsible for that? They can't even lie convincingly, if they'd claimed they just did an extra mile or two a day they'd probably have got away with it, but they had to claim to be THE BEST, and nobody believes them or trusts any of the data now.
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Can't really blame jeets in this instance.

I fucking despise these corporate humiliation rituals where they force everyone to participate and we all have to pretend we're all a big family and like each other, doubly so when the faggots schedule that shit on the weekend.

Any time they announce that shit I can hear the fucking Soviet anthem play in my head, and I'm the kind of guy that would use the one bullet to shoot the commie in the gut so he'd die slower.

Kudos to the jeets for fucking up that shit, even though they were doing it for all the wrong reasons.
 
quaawaa said:
American professor sues his employer for denying him tenure while granting tenure to far less qualified Indians:
quaawaa

Law Thread 'Chinese-American Professor Sues Southern Methodist University over Discrimination & Retaliation by Indian Professors'

Christopher Brunet
May 11, 2026

No media outlet has noticed this lawsuit yet, filed by Dr. Sean Wang, an Assistant Professor of Accounting at SMU’s Cox School of Business:
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Wang’s undergrad degree is from Duke, and he earned Masters degrees from NYU and South Florida, and a PhD from Cornell.

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His lawsuit is 18 pages long.

It begins on page 1 by asserting that SMU has a systemic problem with race discrimination and retaliation that violates the...
Reactions:Informative x 15 Like x 10 Winner x 2 Lunacy x 2 Lol x 2 Indian Content x 2 Horrifying x 6 Optimistic x 1
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This story reminds me of a jeet professor I had back in college. Not because of anything similar to what this guy is facing with regards to tenure, but it is making me wonder how my professor got tenure.

This guy was basically the total jeet stereotype: barely intelligible English, absolutely shitty at teaching, and of course the smell. And unfortunately, he happened to be pretty much the only professor that taught a required course for my major with no alternatives. There might have been one other professor, I can't remember.

The only saving grace to his class was in his utter laziness, the only time that that stereotype worked in my favor. See, while he was a complete waste of time with regards to teaching the material (reading slides in monotone, not explaining anything), he also didn't care to update his tests ever. Every single semester, he gave out the exact same tests with the exact same questions in the exact same order. All you had to do was find someone who took the class in a previous semester and get the tests from them, then memorize the answers and copy them down verbatim. Since those were also the only grades that mattered for the class, it was all you needed to pass.

(I don't feel bad about passing that way, as nothing in that class really mattered for my major. The requirement was stupid.)

Academia needs to do a total flush of the jeets. I don't care if there are any decent ones, we can't take that risk. If nothing else, do it to get rid of the smell. God, having jeet TAs was the worst, their offices always reeked of curry and BO.
 
*Wrong thread, but could still be a bit related

Arrest for a massive vehicle/fraud scheme in Edmonton:

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"6 men accused of damaging vehicles to buy them for less in Edmonton area, Calgary"
Police say four men are wanted Alberta-wide in a vehicle fraud investigation. From left to right: Florin Constantin, Constantin Dumitru, Cosmin Mustata, and Orlando Turcan. (Courtesy: Edmonton Police Service)
By News Staff
Posted May 11, 2026 10:37 am.
Six men have been charged with intentionally damaging vehicles during private sales across Alberta with the goal of purchasing them at a cheaper price.

The Edmonton Police Service alleges the buyers would show up in a group of two or three and distract the seller while damaging or tampering with the vehicle. The suspects then convinced the sellers to sell the vehicle for much less.

Police add the vehicles were then fraudulently registered with forged documents, including lower odometer readings, and allegedly used in other crimes.

“Often, when the buyers arrive, they are very animated, tell sellers they are siblings (one of whom is desperate for transportation), and will try to send the seller into their home to get an item or distract the seller’s attention, during which they tamper with or damage the vehicle,” said Const. Shiva Shunmugam. “The buyers may then claim to call a mechanic, who confirms the damage and the high price to fix the vehicle, as a means of intimidating the seller to sell it for a lower price.”

The EPS believes this happened in various places across Alberta, including Edmonton, Calgary, Sherwood Park, Leduc and Thorsby. Police suspect that was done purposely “to avoid raising suspicions.”

There have been 13 complainants so far, and police believe there could be more.

In every case, police say vehicles did not have any of the damages prior to meeting with the accused buyers. In some instances, police say the suspects argued with the sellers for up to two hours before eventually convincing them to sell the vehicle for cheap.

“In some occurrences, the buyers have also tried to force cash into the seller’s hand, asked to keep the licence plate or simply drove away with the seller’s licence plate before they could remove it,” Shunmugam said.

Police say none of the sellers knew they had been victimized until they were notified by police.

Last October, police searched a south Edmonton home following multiple traffic complaints, and nine vehicles were seized.

Six men ranging in age from 24 to 39 are facing a combined total of 33 charges including mischief over $5,000, uttering a forged document and fraud over $5,000. Police did not indicate how many arrests have been made, but they say at least four of the accused are wanted on province-wide warrants.
 
King Dead said:
(I don't feel bad about passing that way, as nothing in that class really mattered for my major. The requirement was stupid.)
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Yet that can feed into the "competency crisis": endless incompetent "DEI" hires from India teach like crap, students don't really learn, which can lead to lack of job skill.
 
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