@FTFonFS1@Chris_Broussard Wish it was true but this France team is something else. They will score 2 goals while you go pick a beer from the refrigerator. Too much pressure on Yamal with Nico out.
@vijswam There's no need for this reasoning or being apologetic. USA is brutally capitalistic. The demand needs a constant supply. If there is no demand there won't be supply. As simple as that. There is no charity. Profits are at the core and that is capitalism.
@gxjo_dev He probably was laid off. Engineering skills are easy. No one is special. Anyone can do these jobs with a bit of training. Dont believe when he says he was a raging rebel that tried to change the system and got laid off.
@AIandDesign True geniuses are in hundreds in the world. The rest are barely above average. Anyone can do these jobs. People calling themselves superior is a joke.
@fungibletokn Let's put it this way. You ain't so great if you could be replaced by an Indian in Bangalore within a month of laying u off. Tech has unnecessary roadblocks and barriers to enter. Every tech job is easy as shit. Anyone can be trained within weeks. Dont even need a degree
It's amazing how desperate the racist chuds are to ignore Indian whenever statistics come up.
The Indian is the ultimate proof of their dishonesty. They are filled with blinding rage because he's the perfect immigrant from the perspective of everything they pretend to care about.
So they lash out.
The Indian is the ideal Chud-detection device.
Show them a picture of an Indian coming to America, see how they react.
If there's any negativity, you know you're dealing with the lowest kind of bigot.
@aakashgupta Its ridiculous that people still are surprised by this. Even after manufacturing went to China. They complained about quality etc then too. Capitalist countries care about profits more than anything else. Reduction of costs is the easiest way
🚨CONQUERED: NYC JUST GOT BANGLADESH’D
NYPD officers proudly carried the Bangladeshi flag through Jackson Heights while politicians cheered the Islamic takeover.
Dead fish are dragged unsanitarily through Queens streets. Bangladeshi flags flew beside Old Glory as the police band played.
This is demographic conquest - complete with the same persecution of Hindus, Christians & minorities now exploding in Bangladesh.
Of course, there were your Pandering politicians on full display...
Tom Suozzi, Jessica González-Rojas, Shekar Krishnan & corrupt ex-Senator Hiram Monserrate (convicted domestic abuser).
❌ (PRO-TIP: RED STATE REPUBLICANS ARE ALSO TAKING PART IN THIS PANDERING....)
America is being erased on our own streets.
Wake up, New York. Wake Up America!
Watch RAIR TV report and read here: https://t.co/FV93VDCuKY
One of the most bizarre spectacles today is watching Muslim “reformers” who seem permanently obsessed with reforming Hindu society, lecturing Hindus on caste, Dalit rights, patriarchy, and every social evil within Hindu civilisation, as if Hindu society has somehow been waiting for Muslim intellectual supervision to evolve.
The simple truth is this: Hindu civilisation does not need Muslims to reform it.
Hindu society has always had its own internal mechanisms of correction, debate, resistance, and evolution. Whether it was sati, untouchability, caste discrimination, widow rights, temple entry, or women’s rights, these battles were fought within Hindu society itself through saints, philosophers, reformers, lawmakers, and social movements. Reform was not imported from Islam. It was not gifted by outsiders. It came from internal churn.
Even the Hindu Code reforms after independence faced fierce resistance from conservative Hindus. But eventually progressives won that battle. Hindu women got stronger legal rights, inheritance protections, and safeguards against practices like polygamy. That is how civilisations evolve. They argue, resist, adapt, and correct.
What makes this posturing ironic is that Muslim society itself has no shortage of battles to fight.
In India, Muslim society still grapples with deep issues of clerical conservatism, gender justice, sectarian divides, educational backwardness in many pockets, and resistance to reform in personal law debates. For decades, triple talaq, nikah halala, and broader questions of women’s rights remained contentious issues. Even today, Muslim personal law remains separate while other communities largely moved into codified civil frameworks.
Globally, many Muslim-majority societies are still wrestling with illiberal state structures, theocratic influence, blasphemy laws, suppression of dissent, and deep resistance to modern reform in several areas.
So it is strange when people coming from societies still fighting major internal reform battles behave like moral supervisors of Hindu civilisation.
Criticise caste. Criticise inequality. Criticise injustice. Every civilisation deserves scrutiny.
But this constant assumption that Hindu society needs Muslim reformers to “fix” it is intellectually hollow and historically arrogant.
Hindu civilisation has been debating, reforming, fracturing, and correcting itself long before these self-appointed guardians arrived, and it will continue to do so without them.