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Well when a bunch of Englishmen moved here they instituted democratic institutions and rule of of law as per their culture. When a bunch of Indians move here, what do you think they will institute as per their culture? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Alien: Let's all take a giant shit on the beach because we're too fucking stupid to realize how important modern sanitation is in a massively overpopulated country and then let's go conceive another child.
(FYI this is a poop documentary video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixJgY2VSct0 View Quote |
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India is a super mega god level shithole. Its what you'd get by combining the shit powers of every other shithole on the planet and concentrating them in one geographic region.
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Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children.
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And for some reason we can't seem to bring these people here fast enough. Why? I have no idea why we need to import thousands of these people who have ruined their own country. Imagine what they see when they see clean rivers. Garbage dumps? View Quote |
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Powerkicker: The Indians I’ve met in the US seem to be smart, ambitious and productive. That’s how immigration is suppose to work. When it comes to
Mexico, we get the day workers View Quote No, let me explain how immigration works: When Katrina hit, who was left in the city, and who bugged out first? |
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Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children. And finally they're mostly Hindu. Peaceful people that typically don't smoke or drink alcohol. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children. And finally they're mostly Hindu. Peaceful people that typically don't smoke or drink alcohol. Quoted:
And for some reason we can't seem to bring these people here fast enough. Why? I have no idea why we need to import thousands of these people who have ruined their own country. Imagine what they see when they see clean rivers. Garbage dumps? |
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http://www.hindustantimes.com/rf/image_size_640x362/HT/p1/2015/01/14/Incoming/Pictures/1306751_Wallpaper2.jpg A place I would love to visit. View Quote |
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Indoor plumbing was invented in India thousands of years before Christ. Man, what a missed opportunity that was. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Alien: Let's all take a giant shit on the beach because we're too fucking stupid to realize how important modern sanitation is in a massively overpopulated country and then let's go conceive another child.
(FYI this is a poop documentary video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixJgY2VSct0 |
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Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children. And finally they're mostly Hindu. Peaceful people that typically don't smoke or drink alcohol. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children. And finally they're mostly Hindu. Peaceful people that typically don't smoke or drink alcohol. Quoted:
And for some reason we can't seem to bring these people here fast enough. Why? I have no idea why we need to import thousands of these people who have ruined their own country. Imagine what they see when they see clean rivers. Garbage dumps? |
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There's one river that you won't see Jeremy Wade fishing on.
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My brother in law did a student exchange with an Indian family.
Kid that came here was raised in such a high level of luxury that he didn't know how to tie his shoes, he had servants that did that for him. He couldn't handle himself on a day to day basis. Now my BIL isn't poor, he's a partner at a decent sized law firm and the kid was so mad that he didn't have a servant that he went home after a few weeks. Nephew that went to India got so violently ill, he was on a plane back to town inside of two weeks. He lived inside a walled compound and hated it, hated leaving the compound to go into the public even more. How was India I asked him..."Filthy" was all he would say. |
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Yeremyahu:Indoor plumbing was invented in India thousands of years before Christ. Man, what a missed opportunity that was.
DCV_117: What is your point? The ancient Greeks had plumbing too, and yet they are not shitting in the streets today... View Quote |
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People in the comments losing their minds lol. Apparently people dont understand this symbol https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/284035/lolindia-645784.JPG View Quote Indians are also the first Caucasians, having originated from the Caucasus Mountains |
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Quoted for truth. The EPA sometimes oversteps their authority, but they are necessary, because some people suck. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Fuck the EPA. Taxation is theft We're on arf, get with the program. |
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Nope #taxationistheft We're on arf, get with the program. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Fuck the EPA. Taxation is theft We're on arf, get with the program. Muh water rights |
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It was hard to surpass the pollution levels of the Ganges river but the Yamuna did it.
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Yet we can save the planet by making my pickup get 0.5 better MPG.
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My Dr is of Indian descent, what's your point? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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This is the reason the EPA exists.
I know they go overboard lots of the time but if they didn't exist it would be this way here too because companies and people are destructive. |
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This is the reason the EPA exists. I know they go overboard lots of the time but if they didn't exist it would be this way here too because companies and people are destructive. View Quote You may be right in that "theoretically" its why the EPA exists and I'm sure it says such on their mission statement, but in reality there's much stronger cultural foundations at play. |
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When the EPA was founded in 1970, we already collectively had better public water and hygiene than India does today. You may be right in that "theoretically" its why the EPA exists and I'm sure it says such on their mission statement, but in reality there's much stronger cultural foundations at play. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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This is the reason the EPA exists. I know they go overboard lots of the time but if they didn't exist it would be this way here too because companies and people are destructive. You may be right in that "theoretically" its why the EPA exists and I'm sure it says such on their mission statement, but in reality there's much stronger cultural foundations at play. I don't like the EPA but I do understand why they exist. India didn't pollute those rivers to that extent in a year. Look into what happened to the forests in California during the mining boom...they virtually disappeared. In the end profit wins over natural resource preservation. That is why the EPA exists. Again, I don't like it but I understand why things are the way they are. |
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They all seem to run subways or run down motels here...... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Have you ever met an Indian that came here and was not A) Hardworking B) Smart? The college grads come here to leave their shithole. I grew up near an Indian family in NJ in the 70's. Besides being the world worst tippers to a paperboy and having a stinky house (curry) they were super smart and wanted better for their children. And finally they're mostly Hindu. Peaceful people that typically don't smoke or drink alcohol. Quoted:
And for some reason we can't seem to bring these people here fast enough. Why? I have no idea why we need to import thousands of these people who have ruined their own country. Imagine what they see when they see clean rivers. Garbage dumps? |
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All you have to do is look at the Superfund sites throughout the US to see what companies will do when left unchecked. I don't like the EPA but I do understand why they exist. India didn't pollute those rivers to that extent in a year. Look into what happened to the forests in California during the mining boom...they virtually disappeared. In the end profit wins over natural resource preservation. That is why the EPA exists. Again, I don't like it but I understand why things are the way they are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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This is the reason the EPA exists. I know they go overboard lots of the time but if they didn't exist it would be this way here too because companies and people are destructive. You may be right in that "theoretically" its why the EPA exists and I'm sure it says such on their mission statement, but in reality there's much stronger cultural foundations at play. I don't like the EPA but I do understand why they exist. India didn't pollute those rivers to that extent in a year. Look into what happened to the forests in California during the mining boom...they virtually disappeared. In the end profit wins over natural resource preservation. That is why the EPA exists. Again, I don't like it but I understand why things are the way they are. https://mises.org/library/environmentalism-and-economic-freedom-case-private-property-rights |
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If only someone would do the needful by sending bobs and vagene.
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Yuck wouldn't wade through that river even if it was just to sniff Taylor Swift's farts
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All you have to do is look at the Superfund sites throughout the US to see what companies will do when left unchecked. I don't like the EPA but I do understand why they exist. India didn't pollute those rivers to that extent in a year. Look into what happened to the forests in California during the mining boom...they virtually disappeared. In the end profit wins over natural resource preservation. That is why the EPA exists. Again, I don't like it but I understand why things are the way they are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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This is the reason the EPA exists. I know they go overboard lots of the time but if they didn't exist it would be this way here too because companies and people are destructive. You may be right in that "theoretically" its why the EPA exists and I'm sure it says such on their mission statement, but in reality there's much stronger cultural foundations at play. I don't like the EPA but I do understand why they exist. India didn't pollute those rivers to that extent in a year. Look into what happened to the forests in California during the mining boom...they virtually disappeared. In the end profit wins over natural resource preservation. That is why the EPA exists. Again, I don't like it but I understand why things are the way they are. The EPA did not fix our pollution issues. State and local communities got together and fixed them. Individual people made individual choices and helped fix those issues. Oh and stop saying "companies" because a company is a legal entity that can't pollute anything. PEOPLE pollute and the best solution to ass holes who have no regard for the environment, whether they are people who are running a business or individuals defecating in public, is not some poorly managed bureaucracy in D.C. but the actions of those in the communities closest to the problem. You can have a dozen entities similar to the EPA but if your people have no regard for their lands, resources, or themselves, as you see in India, China, and elsewhere, it won't make a lick of good. Likewise, you could disband the EPA today and we wouldn't revert back to burning rivers tomorrow. |
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They polluted their river making cheap disposable batteries for us.
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http://www.hindustantimes.com/rf/image_size_640x362/HT/p1/2015/01/14/Incoming/Pictures/1306751_Wallpaper2.jpg A place I would love to visit. View Quote Says every virtue signalling hipster douche nozzle to ever go there as they struggle to find something nice to say. As if they are saying "I know Gandhi is about the only thing that liberal socialists can come up with as a positive example so I have got to really sell this place..." so again "such a beautiful country." Meanwhile I can think of no better example of the devide between rich and poor than that shithole. Not to mention what happened when the muslims came knocking. |
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The Indians I’ve met in the US seem to be smart, ambitious and productive. That’s how immigration is suppose to work. When it comes to Mexico, we get the day workers View Quote does being smart, ambitious and productive make up for wanting to destroy our way of life |
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http://www.hindustantimes.com/rf/image_size_640x362/HT/p1/2015/01/14/Incoming/Pictures/1306751_Wallpaper2.jpg A place I would love to visit. View Quote |
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I feel inbreeding is extremely common there, it’s the only thing that can explain the utter retardation. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BMSJs1Pq3pg/maxresdefault.jpg View Quote |
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India is a country with thousands of starving people surrounded by cows. Literally surrounded by meat on the hoof.
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I expect this much from Nuclear Power where people shit in the streets.
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Brain drain It's a huge issue with immigration that is hardly ever talked about. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: We're talking about a country where the concept of a "flush toilet" is not universally accepted and in fact there is substantial resistance to using them. We get the SMARTEST people India has to offer, via immigration. What's left in India is on average considerably less intelligent than those who are bright enough to leave for a better life elsewhere. In short, it's a country filled with hundreds of millions of dullards. Expect no great feats of environmental remediation out of them. It's a huge issue with immigration that is hardly ever talked about. |
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