Anti-Indian sentiment on DCUM

[Anonymous]

I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

[Anonymous]

I work with a large number of Indians. I like them all! There are a lot of cultural differences but this is the case for many other ethnic minorities as well. Some aspects of their culture, I really dislike but I don't feel any animosity towards them for it. I am sure the feeling is mutual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have interacted with students of many different nationalities over the years, and it seems to me that Indian and some Pakistani boys are especially spoiled compared to other boys and Indian girls. They were very class conscious and extremely reluctant to engage in any activities that they consider below them. I do feel sorry for Indian women married to Indian men who end up having to work and the. also take care of both their own family and their extended families. It must be a very heavy burden to bear.

No, actually it is very nice to be married to Indian husbands. They are good providers, good fathers and loyal. I actually feel bad for women married to White men. They are always on the lookout to cheat on their wives, they are not good providers, they are selfish and they divorce their older wives and get new models. I think it is a very heavy burden to wear. I find white women always desperately trying to lose weight and go for plastic surgery to fix their bodies and looks, because their husbands find them frumpy and unattractive after they have babies. White men are emotionally cold and it must be a nightmare being married to them.

White men find it easy to walk away from their kids when they divorce. They also may or may not provide for the college education of their kids.

Wow! Generalize much?! Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have interacted with students of many different nationalities over the years, and it seems to me that Indian and some Pakistani boys are especially spoiled compared to other boys and Indian girls. They were very class conscious and extremely reluctant to engage in any activities that they consider below them. I do feel sorry for Indian women married to Indian men who end up having to work and the. also take care of both their own family and their extended families. It must be a very heavy burden to bear.

No, actually it is very nice to be married to Indian husbands. They are good providers, good fathers and loyal. I actually feel bad for women married to White men. They are always on the lookout to cheat on their wives, they are not good providers, they are selfish and they divorce their older wives and get new models. I think it is a very heavy burden to wear. I find white women always desperately trying to lose weight and go for plastic surgery to fix their bodies and looks, because their husbands find them frumpy and unattractive after they have babies. White men are emotionally cold and it must be a nightmare being married to them.

White men find it easy to walk away from their kids when they divorce. They also may or may not provide for the college education of their kids.

Wow! Generalize much?! Ridiculous.

I think that was PP's point. The other PP was generalizing about how bad Indian people are, so this PP was generalizing about white people. Generalizations can be made across the board, both good and bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

Um.. wasn't there a case not too long about about an American politician that had a domestic worker working for him under the table, and they "forgot" to pay the taxes on the employee, and it only came out because the politician was running for a higher level office. It happens all the time here, too. Or was it an illegal immigrant? It's quite commonplace for rich white folks to avoid taxes using offshore accounts. Wealthy people do bad things, just like non wealthy people, no matter the ethnicity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

Um.. wasn't there a case not too long about about an American politician that had a domestic worker working for him under the table, and they "forgot" to pay the taxes on the employee, and it only came out because the politician was running for a higher level office. It happens all the time here, too. Or was it an illegal immigrant? It's quite commonplace for rich white folks to avoid taxes using offshore accounts. Wealthy people do bad things, just like non wealthy people, no matter the ethnicity.[/quote

Are you talking about Zoe Baird?
Apparently she treated her help quite well, unlike the diplomat in the case I mentioned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

Um.. wasn't there a case not too long about about an American politician that had a domestic worker working for him under the table, and they "forgot" to pay the taxes on the employee, and it only came out because the politician was running for a higher level office. It happens all the time here, too. Or was it an illegal immigrant? It's quite commonplace for rich white folks to avoid taxes using offshore accounts. Wealthy people do bad things, just like non wealthy people, no matter the ethnicity.

Um did that politician treat her like a servant? Americans don't have servants . But many foreign politicians from backwards countries DO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's success. White people hate groups that are more successful than they are and accumulate wealth.

BINGO!

You mean like the millions of rich Indians in the slums of Mumbai?

Oh boy! You are jealous. Yup, Indians come from a poor country. Millions live in slums and poverty. So, when they come to this country, maybe the expectation is that these 3rd world country people will not have the talent and brains to do well. Except they do. Not only those who come here are highly educated in prestigious fields and have brains and talent to do well, but they also have the work ethic to become affluent here. Their kids who are born here, also do well and surpass others in their achievements. They also have the benefit of their parents paying for their education and weddings. They have a vast social network here and they are able to have their feet in both cultures. So, they rise to even greater heights.

That makes them a threat to Whites who are suddenly seeing these brown skin people coming from 3rd world country being able to afford the material things they can't and their brown children doing better their own snowflakes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Indians are all about figuring out who is "higher" or "lower" -- that's done based on education, profession, and parents' profession. If you can say you're an ivy educated lawyer, doctor, or banker - your stock is way higher than if you say you're in middle management for a 10 person company and got your English degree at Towson. It's low brow but that's just how it is -- they don't try to be subtle about it either. I'm 2nd gen Indian, went to an Indian wedding weekend and had started a new job in a new city and was asked about it approximately 56 times during the weekend. One relative was crude enough to say - isn't that job a step down?? No jerk off - I applied for and accepted a job I wanted, sorry I didn't call to ask your opinion first.

Didn't do very well for yourself, did you, bacche?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.[/quot

Cool story bro. No one was attacking you weirdo...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.

Your law diploma is in the mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.

who said anyone was upset? drama queen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.

who said anyone was upset? drama queen

Oy! You were not upset? Well, I hope you are now!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really enjoyed that very long thread we had on here about the Indian diplomat that underpaid her domestic help and lied about it.
And who went after her? An very ambitious Indian U.S. Attorney, but he knew where to look because apparently this is quite commonplace with the Indian diplomats.

But are you upset that this Indian-American US attorney who is the son of an Indian educated doctor, went to Ivy League colleges? And his brother started Diapers.Com and is a multi-millionaire and also went to Ivy school?

Do you feel bad that your own kids cannot aspire to be as smart as this Indian? His mom was a SAHM who looked after her family. His dad was the provider and a good father and husband. Their education was paid for by their parents. Their parents are still together. Preet Bahara is not the product of a broken, dysfunctional family. He is the product of an Indian upbringing.

I rest my case.

arrogant definition - Pretty much this guy. you're so awesome