The reason why scams are so common, they figure they must be getting scammed if they are not the ones doing the scamming. So basically all Indians are running a scam.
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The reason why scams are so common, they figure they must be getting scammed if they are not the ones doing the scamming. So basically all Indians are running a scam.
Well just watch one of Bald and Bankrupt's videos about India and you'll understand why.
Dinesh D'Souza is actually the first author of any kind that exposed me to right wing ideas when I was a young and impressionable mind. Can't remember the title now, but I read some book of his about Libertarian ideas and it planted one of the first seeds of palatable right wing politics in my mind. How ironic that this would lead to me adopting a right wing perspective that would be so "far right" as to reject his very presence in American politics.
I'm not an IT guy, but could VPNs be distorting this information?
Yes.
Ever since I began using VPN's in China many years ago, and also when just sitting in the USA with my VPN set to a USA server, other web sites often think that I'm some third country.
An Indian government study has revealed that over half of Indian children experience sexual abuse in their childhood. This is their own family members doing it
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How a Gujarati sub-caste came to dominate the American lodging industry
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I used to go out of my way to buy gasoline at the only, last holdout, white owned station in town/county maybe, always paying at least $.10 a gallon more than I had to. I didn't realize the Italian owner had sold the business and moved to FL around 21/22, he used to have polite white teenagers working the counter, and two middle aged white guys doing express oil changes- they were the first to be let go that I noticed when the bay was closed down. I saw Hispanic clerks inside, strange but I thought nothing of it, and the place didn't look tidy anymore, even the concrete distributor bases looked dirtier, like at a typical run-down, Indian owned gas station. I once went inside to pay to confirm all of this, an abrasive (like most muzzies) bearded Indian greeted me there- they have ~200M Muslims in India.The Patel Cartel
How a Gujarati sub-caste came to dominate the American lodging industry
Was that guy committing suicide? Sheesh. I tried a quick web search then gave up.
Driving through rural USA and finding so many gas stations in tiny towns owned by Indians and Arabs has been a shock. They're almost always filthy, especially the bathrooms, if they're open, and the Arabs are even less courteous than the Indians. It's revolting that these people were given SBA loans as immigrants so they could buy these businesses, for which white Americans were ineligible, same as the hotels.
The very first time I went to a an Indian owned hotel was in a small British Columbia town called Golden at the turn of the century, when I had no experience or knowledge of any of this, my spider sense went off big time, so I drove down the road a little further with my girl and found one with a white face to spend the night.
When I came back to the car from the Indian motel I'd rejected, my girl asked me what was wrong and I just said it didn't feel right. Always trust your instincts.
The very first time I went to a an Indian owned hotel was in a small British Columbia town called Golden at the turn of the century, when I had no experience or knowledge of any of this, my spider sense went off big time, so I drove down the road a little further with my girl and found one with a white face to spend the night.
When I came back to the car from the Indian motel I'd rejected, my girl asked me what was wrong and I just said it didn't feel right. Always trust your instincts.
As per grok
The driver in this viral video is Sajid Khan, a truck driver from Madhya Pradesh, India. At the time of the incident in March 2018, he was 30 years old. While unloading fuel at a petrol station in Gotegaon (Narsingpur district), his tanker caught fire—likely due to an electrical short circuit. In a remarkable act of bravery, Khan jumped back into the cab (after initially fleeing) and drove the blazing vehicle approximately 5 kilometers along the highway, away from the crowded area, to prevent a catastrophic explosion that could have killed dozens or more. He sustained severe burns to his hands and body but survived and was hailed as a hero for saving countless lives.
The footage, captured by dashcams and witnesses, shows the tanker engulfed in flames as it passes under a bridge and through traffic on a busy nighttime highway—exactly matching the clip in the meme post. Khan received medical treatment and recognition for his courage, though he has largely stayed out of the public eye since. No further personal details (like current status or family) are widely reported, as the focus has always been on his selflessness rather than his background.