Weird Things You've Noticed Recently

Laner said:
From where I work, I have a perfect view of a very high collision location. Almost every day, certainly every second day, there is a collision. The results are about 80% Indians rear ending an Asian woman. Another 15% are Indian rear ending anyone else, and the last few percents are just Canadians rear ending each other.

If anyone has been to India, then they know that ANY AMOUNT OF SPACE ON THE ROAD IS MEANT FOR THEM. There are no sidewalks, no traffic laws and if there is even the slightest possibility they can fit their car/bike/cart/cow into a gap, they take it.

I am witnessing in real time the 3rd worldification of my city, so most likely you are seeing it happen where you live as well.
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Are you in the Metro Vancouver area, if you don't mind saying? If so, I totally hear you...the Indiafied FVRD is awful, too.

As for Indians driving in Canada, my old neighborhood watering hole in Victoria had been bought by an Indian immigrant. Were chatting one day about corruption in India. He mentioned, quite unabashedly, how when he and his family moved here, to avoid going through BC's graduated licensing program, he just phoned a relative back in India, had them bribe a police commander in his home town to print up an official signed & stamped driver's abstract and and fax it to the BC driver licensing office.
 
El Dorado said:
Are you in the Metro Vancouver area, if you don't mind saying? If so, I totally hear you...the Indiafied FVRD is awful, too.

As for Indians driving in Canada, my old neighborhood watering hole in Victoria had been bought by an Indian immigrant. Were chatting one day about corruption in India. He mentioned, quite unabashedly, how when he and his family moved here, to avoid going through BC's graduated licensing program, he just phoned a relative back in India, had them bribe a police commander in his home town to print up an official signed & stamped driver's abstract and and fax it to the BC driver licensing office.
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Yes, Vancouver.

I can't recall who I was chatting with recently, but they had mentioned that they were dealing with Indian immigrants who were pooling money together to buy all the small town liquor stores and hotels in Canada.
 
Laner said:
Yes, Vancouver.

I can't recall who I was chatting with recently, but they had mentioned that they were dealing with Indian immigrants who were pooling money together to buy all the small town liquor stores and hotels in Canada.
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So they can collude and raise prices?
 
El Dorado said:
Yes, no doubt. And probably also to fire the White, native born employees and replace them with their own kind, all brought in under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, yet another system abused as an immigration pipeline. Am I wrong @Laner?
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You are bang on. There is no abuse quite like the abuse of Indians toward each other. The caste system is an incredibly ingrained and efficient way of making money. Unfortunately it's also now thriving in Canada under idiotic TFW and LMIA scams that were incentivized by Ottawa over the past decade.

Indians have taken over the shady and corrupted pharmacy industry, almost all trucking, the ports are heavy with their gangsters and now these drug superlabs. Again, the caste system is perfect for this, as there is always a patsy ready to fall. As for hotels, its just a good way to get cash flowing real estate. They don't clean the place, yet it still gets bookings and they can write off the labour while not paying it out directly. When I travel home in winter to the rockies, I need a place to spend the night and I stay in a small mountain town. The hotel there is great. There is roaring fire, friendly local ladies working the bar and the place is spotless. But when this place is inevitably bought out by Indians, I will have no other options.

Liquor stores are just another cash flow for them. They can make money while sucking the life and optimism out of the rural towns for the local lads and gals. In many of these towns, the hotel pub is the local gathering spot in the evenings, and the attached diner is full all morning with guys catching up over coffees. So they have a captive audience and a front row seat for the decline of the west.
 
Laner said:
Yes, Vancouver.

I can't recall who I was chatting with recently, but they had mentioned that they were dealing with Indian immigrants who were pooling money together to buy all the small town liquor stores and hotels in Canada.
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That's extremely widespread in America too. I bet a lot of these Indians in Canada can tap into family networks with connections to Indians who do the same here.
 
Thomas More said:
That's extremely widespread in America too. I bet a lot of these Indians in Canada can tap into family networks with connections to Indians who do the same here.
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Yep, exactly. The global 'Indian Diaspora' has tentacles that reach everywhere. That's why I've always likened them to 'smelly, s**t-coloured Jews with lower IQ's'

That being said, I don't know exactly what the composition is of your Indian population in the USA...mostly Hindu? Ours are mostly Punjabi Sikhs...a self-described warrior society that lends itself well here to militancy, terrorism, and gang violence.
 
El Dorado said:
Yep, exactly. The global 'Indian Diaspora' has tentacles that reach everywhere. That's why I've always likened them to 'smelly, s**t-coloured Jews with lower IQ's'

That being said, I don't know exactly what the composition is of your Indian population in the USA...mostly Hindu? Ours are mostly Punjabi Sikhs...a self-described warrior society that lends itself well here to militancy, terrorism, and gang violence.
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I believe we have Indians from all different parts of the country, which means many different indiansubcultures.
 
cormy_cormorant said:
Digital communication, specially in professional settings, has become childish and ugly. For some unknown motivation, everyone feels compelled to pad every paragraph with emojis, like it is some sort of official rule. Sentences now start and end with an emoji and the last sentence must end with a string of them. Why did it become a fad? Do people actually think it's cool?
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I’ve seen this and reactions to messages are even worse. Especially when it’s from people who constantly brown nose. Executives must be egomaniacs because they seem to love those types.

Random useless thing is posted in a group chat and gets like 5 heart emojis while I’m thinking half the company is retarded.
 
Josephus said:
I’ve seen this and reactions to messages are even worse. Especially when it’s from people who constantly brown nose. Executives must be egomaniacs because they seem to love those types.

Random useless thing is posted in a group chat and gets like 5 heart emojis while I’m thinking half the company is retarded.
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I have never seen an emoji used in my office.

Definitely something to be thankful for!
 
This song is apparently a #1 hit in Israel. Without a translation, you'd assume it's the same degenerate pop music we're accustomed to in the West, and it is that, but the lyrics are unabashedly militaristic and nationalistic. They praise the IDF brigades and say "all units are ready" for what must be done to the Palestinians ("the people of Amalek"). The song ends by saying "every dog has its day," listing Israel's enemies (some fallen, like Hassan Nasrallah and Ismail Haniya) and others, apparently, to come (curiously, this includes Bella Hadid, Dua Lipa, and Mia Khalifa).

I never would've known what they were saying if this YouTube channel didn't translate the lyrics.

 
The right wing has become so deradicalized. It is forgetting the whole manosphere understanding of women and becoming more feminist and simpy. It is has become so stale, if you look at the memes they are no longer edgy or even funny, it's just a reaffirming cycle of memes like:

soyjak "you can't just go start a family and life on a farm"
Chad "yes"

That's not funny. There is no joke and we've seen it a thousand times for years. This is not attracting anyone new to the right so for the rest of us it's just a circle jerk of our worldview.

It is pushing the distrust of establishments to it's limit with super far fetched conspiracies, for example that there was graphene in the vaccines that would be turned on by 5G to do something (kill people?) and there are no consequences for being completely wrong again and again. A lot of sinister stuff was going on in covid but some people got away with saying pretty much anything, like some of the big accounts on twitter that are still posting after gaining thousands of followers in covid posting complete nonsense and not admitting they were wrong.

Then their just seems to be a general lack of focus, it seems to be of more interest to many that there are seed oils in food and microplastic in everything than any of the real and noticeable shifts and plays in domestic and global politics.

Maybe it was just an illusion but it felt like the right had so much more energy and focus a few years ago, now it's just completely stalled.
 
john_Jea said:
It is pushing the distrust of establishments to it's limit with super far fetched conspiracies, for example that there was graphene in the vaccines that would be turned on by 5G to do something (kill people?)
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Yes, it is a pity when the right which should be an antidote to the left goes so far as to become crazy itself.
I don't think we need 5G but believe it is there for a different sinister purpose, namely internet of things which sounded friendly at first but it does not improve life that much, just gathers a lot of data unnecessarily and infringes on personal privacy. But as to whether it interacts with stuff in the blood, that was a bit loony - there is more myocarditis / died suddenly with just the vax alone, doubt it needs "activation" from a phone tower.
john_Jea said:
it seems to be of more interest to many that there are seed oils in food
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I stick to butter, olive oil and coconut fat to be safe but am unsure that sunflower oil for example is really that bad. I know some healthy and long living folks who use sunflower too. Maybe it's just canola (rape) that is the worse one.
 
stadtaffe said:
but am unsure that sunflower oil for example is really that bad. I know some healthy and long living folks who use sunflower too.
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Yeah, interesting. I remember hearing how people in the USSR used tons of sunflower oil as their main vegetable oil/fat, as the USSR was the world's largest sunflower producer back in the day. I wonder if it's just the industrial extraction/refining processes that are harmful?
 
El Dorado said:
Yeah, interesting. I remember hearing how people in the USSR used tons of sunflower oil as their main vegetable oil/fat, as the USSR was the world's largest sunflower producer back in the day. I wonder if it's just the industrial extraction/refining processes that are harmful?
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Sunflower oil is high in Omega 6 PUFAs. So over the long haul, it's not a good oil to eat/cook with all the time.
 
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