@abartman100@crsanchezx@MEAIndia You’re calling it the “race card” while using an Indian stereotype to take a shot at me. I called out someone’s portrayal of India, you responded by making it personal...
And you’re the one lecturing me about intelligence 🤣?
@crsanchezx@MEAIndia Maybe it doesn't fit the textbook definition of racism but that doesn't mean it's harmless. People see things like this and form an image of India without ever looking beyond it
That's how stereotypes stick around, even when nobody is directly insulting us
@crsanchezx@crsanchezx@MEAIndia
So racist
In india majority of homes have excess to a handheld faucet or atleast a bidet (although not modern like Japan)
@crsanchezx@MEAIndia I wonder why India is still portrayed through the same old stereotypes, even when the intention isn't to mock it. These things still shape how people see an entire country and dismissing the concern just because skin colour wasn't mentioned completely misses the point
@crsanchezx@MEAIndia You’re still dwelling on India’s past while India has moved far beyond your outdated stereotypes. Most Indians use handheld bidet sprays or water for hygiene. Mocking an entire nationality over its hygiene practices is racist. Cultural differences aren’t an excuse for prejudice.
@learning_yohei@learning_yohei
Go beyond curry 😭
Can you visit an Indian restaurant and order some real normal food that indians eat
And please go beyond Food and yoga 😭
India has pretty much everything that is pretty damn good even keeping Food aside
@MapmyIndia What if you launched a badge collection campaign where users follow specific routes and visit important landmarks across India to unlock badges? It could make navigation more fun, encourage exploration and boost engagement enough to compete with Google Maps