Karma Kernel

Karma is just cause and effect at scale

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

Bullshit. Your account is barely a month old and the entire feed is nonstop Indian-bashing.

That’s not the pattern of a regular American who’s just “seen some things at work.” That’s the pattern of an account created to push one narrative. Hard to take the “I’m a real American” line seriously when the whole profile looks purpose-built for this.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

@farzyness @heyrobinai Does it mean that the claude and codex are installed in the linux machine that you could see from grok bot?

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

A lot of these anti-Indian H-1B videos are coming from accounts with clear foreign patterns, and the engagement under them often looks coordinated rather than organic.

The real question is who benefits when Americans turn on high-skill legal immigrants while bigger ideological threats get less sustained attention.

Full thoughts: https://t.co/s5k9VLth4f

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

This is a Pakistani account and a lot of the engagement around these posts looks fabricated. Only low-IQ people fall for this kind of content without checking the source.

Look at the comment patterns and it becomes obvious what’s happening. Certain Islamist networks in India and Pakistani accounts have been circulating these videos into American feeds to inflame internal conflict. The goal is to turn Americans against high-skill Indian immigrants while the real ideological project continues quietly.

Islamists are not here to assimilate. Their track record across countries shows a consistent pattern of seeking cultural dominance and parallel systems, not integration into the host society’s constitutional order. Chaos and division benefit them. Americans should stop taking the bait.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

This is a Pakistani account and a lot of the engagement around these posts looks fabricated. Only low-IQ people fall for this kind of content without checking the source.

Look at the comment patterns and it becomes obvious what’s happening. Certain Islamist networks in India and Pakistani accounts have been circulating these videos into American feeds to inflame internal conflict. The goal is to turn Americans against high-skill Indian immigrants while the real ideological project continues quietly.

Islamists are not here to assimilate. Their track record across countries shows a consistent pattern of seeking cultural dominance and parallel systems, not integration into the host society’s constitutional order. Chaos and division benefit them. Americans should stop taking the bait.

[CyberGreen09 @CyberGreen09]

Welcome to India’s Silly Con Valley. Many H1Bs come from Telugu villages. Many homes lack a computer or toilet. @USAndIndia thinks it's a STEM talent hotspot. Village women come as H4 EAD wives and take jobs from Americans and open H1B consultancies to bring in their families @VP

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

I wouldn’t be surprised if accounts like this are amplified or indirectly incentivized by Pakistani and Islamist networks that have a clear interest in anti-Indian propaganda.

The selective focus is too consistent to ignore. Americans need to recognize the actual threats facing the country instead of getting programmed by this kind of low-effort, high-engagement content that pits people against the wrong target.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

This is the bigger fish I was referring to.

https://t.co/dxLEWPkq5n

Hate Indians as much as you want, but you need to worry about the big picture. I don’t care what your opinion is about “saving America.” I love America and what it stands for. You do not represent what America is for me.

[Adi @Adi13]

This is going on inside American Mosques.

"Er&dicate Christianity!"

When is the government going to address these issues? Americans have been asking for action for far too long.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

Everyone is trying to enter the US. I want to highlight the word legally.

Thousands of people entered through the southern border with no respect for American laws, yet that rarely gets the same energy because it doesn’t farm the same easy views and validation. The constant focus on Indians who largely come through legal channels is hollow by comparison.

There are serious problems at the border. Here’s what that actually looked like:
https://t.co/jx26tyejow

Your fight against legal Indian immigrants is not advancing American interests. It’s a distraction. There is a difference between an abundance mindset and a zero-sum one. America has the capacity for excellence when the focus stays on actual threats and actual law-breaking, not on the people who followed the process.

[House Republicans @HouseGOP]

This was our southern border under Biden.
NEVER. AGAIN.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

They didn’t break any laws, didn’t try to kill anyone, and don’t have any intent to harm people in the US.

You’re posting this kind of content to farm views and feel like you’re doing something for the country. What you’re actually doing is villifying legal immigrants who came here looking for a better life and contribute. That’s not service to America — it’s a distraction.

You don’t seem to have the same energy for the people who openly disrespect the Constitution. Hasan Piker has said he wipes his ass with it. That’s the kind of attitude that actually threatens what the country stands for. Go raise that flag with the same intensity.

This isn’t patriotism. It’s bullying soft targets while the harder, more serious threats get a pass. After you’re done chasing Indians out, don’t be surprised if the people who actually hate the Constitution are the ones left shaping things.

[Right Angle News Network @Rightanglenews]

Video of Abdul El Sayed’s main campaign surrogate, Hasan Piker, stating that he “wipes his ass” with the Constitution is now resurfacing.

“Fck the Constitution. I wipe my ass with the Constitution. It’s a piece of paper. Fck the Constitution, fck this country.”

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

@mattyp I really like Grok Build 4.5, especially for video creation. Curious if the underlying model in Grok bot will be the same as Grok Build? Thanks

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

I say Indians do not have that intent. Hasan Piker openly says he does. You believe neither of us.

I don’t care whether you like Indians or not. I love America and what it stands for. In my view, you do not represent the true American spirit.

I continued this conversation in good faith, but it’s clear you’ve reached a point where no amount of reasoning will land. You’re locked into a framework that treats presence itself as the crime.
God bless you. I genuinely wish you well. Don’t let the hate consume you.

https://t.co/8WWCZFFl03?

[Resist the Mainstream @ResisttheMS]

Hasan Piker: "We're gonna destroy the white race, b*tch!"

"That's what we're here to do!"

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

You ran out of arguments, so you reached for racial insults and conspiracy about nepotism. That is what people do when they can no longer defend their position on the merits.

I have consistently distinguished between those who enter legally, respect the Constitution, and strengthen the country, and those who build parallel power while rejecting its foundations. You have refused that distinction at every step and reduced everything to race. That is not strength. It is intellectual limitation dressed up as principle.

Calling an entire group a “slave class” does not make your case stronger. It only reveals that you have nothing left but contempt.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

Your entire argument runs through a very narrow lens, which is exactly why you’re unemployable.

People who can actually reason, weigh trade-offs, and distinguish between different groups are the ones taking the jobs. Even if every Indian left America tomorrow, you still wouldn’t find one — because the skill you’re missing isn’t race. It’s basic logical thinking.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

You’re still not tracking the argument.

I never said ancestry is irrelevant. I said treating it as the decisive filter while ignoring who actually accepts the Constitution and who is actively working against it is strategically illiterate. You keep reducing everything to a blood test from 1787 and then congratulating yourself for noticing that an Indian is not European.

That’s not serious political analysis. That’s just you repeating a talking point because the actual distinction requires more cognitive effort than you’re willing to spend.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

Having deep roots in this land is something to value. It doesn’t turn American identity into a closed blood category.

The country has always defined citizenship through the Constitution, law, and allegiance — not a pure ancestry test. Plenty of people with long American lineages still reject the country’s core principles, and plenty who arrived later fully adopted them.

The practical question remains the same: who strengthens the nation and accepts its founding framework, and who works to fracture it? Treating every Indian as an automatic outsider while ignoring groups that openly reject the Constitution is not protecting the nation. It’s misidentifying the threat.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

A nation is a people bound by shared political principles, language, culture, and loyalty — not a blood test administered 250 years later.

John Jay described the America of 1787. He was not writing an eternal racial membership rule that voids the Constitution and the naturalization process. If shared European ancestry is the sole requirement, then millions of current citizens (including many whose families fought in American wars) are suddenly not American. That is not a serious definition of nationhood.

The practical question remains the same: who accepts the Constitution, assimilates, and strengthens the country, and who builds parallel power while rejecting its core principles?

Conflating the two is not clarity. It is strategic blindness.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

If you’re going to talk about “actual Americans,” you should probably exclude yourself too. Your ancestors were immigrants from Europe. The land originally belonged to Native Americans.

What makes someone American is loyalty to American values and respect for the Constitution — not blood, nationality, or religion. Religious freedom is a core part of that Constitution. It protects the right to practice freely. It does not protect the right to threaten others or spread hatred toward other faiths.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

Your inability to recognize the difference between an ally and a threat is alarming.

Legal, law-abiding immigrants who respect the Constitution and contribute to the country are a net positive. Your refusal to differentiate between that group and those actively building parallel power structures and rejecting American values does not make you a patriot. It makes you a liability to national security.

[Karma Kernel @karmakernel_]

How is your question to Grok relevant to the point I’m making?

Just a FYI: the population of Indians in the USA is approximately 5 million. The population of Muslims in the USA is also approximately 5 million (official numbers; unofficial could be higher).

Now look at what that 5 million is already signaling. Candidates from that community are openly talking about abolishing the Second Amendment so Americans lose the right to bear arms. Research the Pakistani grooming gangs in the UK if you want to see where this trajectory has gone before. Keep your eyes closed to the real threats America is facing and keep abusing the wrong target if you want.

Your passion and patriotism are real. The aim is still at the wrong target.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: It's just been revealed that Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed advocated for ABOLISHING the 2nd Amendment and stopping the use of FIREWORKS on July 4th

CNN: "He floated replacing the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms with a constitutional right to health care." 🤯

El-Sayed also said the border is NOT an important issue, and said football is linked to narratives that justify "slavery"

This guy is an anti-American PSYCHOPATH. Elect Mike Rogers!