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The thing I resent most about recent waves of immigration is that it forces me to be a version of myself that I don't really like. I am not naturally predisposed toward hostility to people just because they're of a foreign origin, but it has become necessary for the survival of my own people. These people don't belong here. They add no value. They make it worse for everyone who is here, and for some reason we end up paying for their upkeep. As such, I feel obliged to be maximally racist until these people get the message they are not welcome.
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"Misogyny" isn't on the rise because men were taught to be "misogynists", but because young men are realizing that everything they were told about women was a lie. If you're not ready to acknowledge that, then nothing else needs to be said on this matter...
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It simply MUST stop
Yeshiva educator admits Bolshevism was a jewish messianic movement.
Rabbi Yossi Paltiel, who formally teaches at Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch, goes into explicit detail on why jews created the Soviet Union.
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Whites will fucking steamroll everyone, kick them all the fuck out and write such insanely nationalistic laws it will never happen again.
The 1950 trajectory will return and we will then go on a global offensive.
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Muslims have killed more than 600 million non-Muslims since 622.
But if you point this out, they’ll say it’s Islamophobia.
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I believe this will be considered one of the most important videos in US history from this time.
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Millennials are at that weird stage of life where we’re too experienced to start from scratch, too young to give up, too exhausted to keep pushing, and too broke to even afford a proper midlife crisis.
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SBA loans.
Their business model, up until March of this year, was literally to give loans to immigrants and buy real estate for them to start businesses. In 2023 alone, they gave out roughly $34 billion.
I have a foreigner from Venezuela (probably 35 years old) who bought the 10 acre field next to mine (for $240,000)
He started a concrete company and requests payment in cash. His wife started a tax service and he is her “customer”.
He speaks very little English. His wife and crew speak no English.
He drives a brand new F-350 dually and is building what looks like a 3,000 sq ft home on his $240,000 lot.
Imagine that. You drop yourself into a country totally foreign to you. You have whatever money you scraped together before leaving your 3rd world shithole. You don’t speak the language and know only the other foreigners from your clan who arrived before you.
You want to start a business? That requires capital, advertising, business licensing, employees, a reputation.
You cannot tell me these people are doing this without serious help: preferred loans, grants, subsidies, tax avoidance.
I’ve started 3 businesses. One thing I’ll tell you is it has been like pulling teeth over the years getting a loan for ANYTHING when you own a small business, unless you have YEARS of solid tax returns to show.
But this guy someone got financed for raw land, plus a construction loan, probably $750,000 in total?
And it’s not just him. It seems like every brand new truck at the gas station is being driven by a foreigner with no English.
This is not envy. We are very clearly being invaded and someone is helping the enemy army with my tax dollars.
2 years ago I lost a very lucrative contract to a crew of Hispanic foreigners who we outperformed by every metric (including pricing), all because the customer’s management was also Hispanic foreigners.
But we’ve all held our nose because we were told they were all going home. What a crock of bullshit that was.
So yeah people are about to snap, and when they do it’s going to be biblical.
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I have a foreigner from Venezuela (probably 35 years old) who bought the 10 acre field next to mine (for $240,000)
He started a concrete company and requests payment in cash. His wife started a tax service and he is her “customer”.
He speaks very little English. His wife and crew speak no English.
He drives a brand new F-350 dually and is building what looks like a 3,000 sq ft home on his $240,000 lot.
Imagine that. You drop yourself into a country totally foreign to you. You have whatever money you scraped together before leaving your 3rd world shithole. You don’t speak the language and know only the other foreigners from your clan who arrived before you.
You want to start a business? That requires capital, advertising, business licensing, employees, a reputation.
You cannot tell me these people are doing this without serious help: preferred loans, grants, subsidies, tax avoidance.
I’ve started 3 businesses. One thing I’ll tell you is it has been like pulling teeth over the years getting a loan for ANYTHING when you own a small business, unless you have YEARS of solid tax returns to show.
But this guy someone got financed for raw land, plus a construction loan, probably $750,000 in total?
And it’s not just him. It seems like every brand new truck at the gas station is being driven by a foreigner with no English.
This is not envy. We are very clearly being invaded and someone is helping the enemy army with my tax dollars.
2 years ago I lost a very lucrative contract to a crew of Hispanic foreigners who we outperformed by every metric (including pricing), all because the customer’s management was also Hispanic foreigners.
But we’ve all held our nose because we were told they were all going home. What a crock of bullshit that was.
So yeah people are about to snap, and when they do it’s going to be biblical.
Just FYI as someone who works in consumer tech and sees a whole lot of conversations online daily: people are starting to snap. Between the price of everything and being surrounded by these foreigners who don't belong here who are somehow better off than our own people who are struggling and the politicians who are enriching themselves and kissing Israel's ass on TV all day people have had enough. It's a pressure cooker out there.
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Get Out Of My Fucking Country
I want to share a deeply personal and heartfelt message about an issue I face regularly.
I was born in India and have been living in Canada for the past 13 years, where I am now proud to be a Canadian citizen. Despite building my life here for over a decade, I frequently experience a complete lack of basic respect in public spaces simply because of how I look.
Too often, people make immediate, negative assumptions about me before I even say a word.
In restaurants, servers assume I won't tip.
In public transit lines, people expect me to push or cut ahead.
In everyday interactions, there is a pervasive stereotype that I will be cheap, pushy, or try to take shortcuts.
It is exhausting and humiliating to be judged by these generalized tropes. While some individuals may behave poorly, it is unfair and deeply damaging to project those behaviors onto an entire demographic. No group is a monolith, and every person deserves to be treated as an individual.
A few years ago, I traveled to Georgia. Throughout my trip—from immigration checkpoints to taxi rides—I faced cold, skeptical treatment. It wasn't until I mentioned that I live in Canada and showed my Canadian documentation that the dynamic suddenly shifted and I was treated with courtesy. While I was relieved to be treated well, it left a bitter taste in my mouth: Why should basic human respect depend on proving my nationality rather than my humanity?
It breaks my heart to see how generalized prejudice and stereotypes are impacting South Asian people globally. It is frustrating, sad, and unacceptable.
I share this not out of anger, but out of a hope for greater awareness. We need to stop viewing individuals through the lens of harmful stereotypes and start treating everyone with the fundamental dignity they deserve.
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India protects Indians. America needs to protect Americans.
-If you want to work in India as a immigrant, by law you need to earn in top %1-%2. That would be $350k to $500k in US.
-It takes about 12 years to become citizen vs. 5 years in US.
-They have anti-anchor baby laws, parents need to be citizens.
You’re welcome to come to India, pursue great careers, get high-paying jobs, and reach top positions. We have no problem with that.
Just make sure your documents are valid, follow our immigration laws, and enter legally.
We welcome people who want to work hard, contribute to our economy, and build a future here. All we ask is that you respect our laws, just as Indians living and working abroad are expected to respect the laws of their host countries.
It’s not about where you come from. It’s about respecting the law.

































