Indian immigrants in America are incredibly racist and sexist and bring their own bigotry and hate to America – another way immigration is bad for America and should be ended completely.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/10/27/indian-caste-bias-silicon-valley/
Equality Labs, a nonprofit advocacy group for Dalit rights, received complaints about caste bias from nearly 260 U.S. tech workers in three weeks, reported through the group’s website or in emails to individual staffers.
Allegations included caste-based slurs and jokes, bullying, discriminatory hiring practices, bias in peer reviews, and sexual harassment, said executive director Thenmozhi Soundararajan. The highest number of claims were from workers at Facebook (33), followed by Cisco (24), Google (20), Microsoft (18), IBM (17) and Amazon (14).
I’ve seen it personally, although I didn’t understand the “caste” angle at first. It was quite obvious there was some intra-Indian conflict going on, but I had mostly assumed it was a “don’t scare the round-eyes” kind of thing.
The company had hired a ‘consulting’ firm – in other words, a bunch of Indian citizens on H1-B visas – to write a bunch of software. In theory, our engineering team, actual employees, were ‘managing’ them but in reality their team was managed by an Indian who reported directly to our management. Our actual employees were out of the loop.
Our engineers came to me with some concerns, worried they were being kept of of the process and would have a huge amount of work dumped on them at the last minute without any sort of lead time. So I was discussing the new architecture with one of the Indians guys. I was being slightly crafty by bypassing the Indians they usually sent to deal with the Whites and spoke directly with one of their engineers, a lead guy but not management, who knew English better than most.
This was right about at the peak of the project, and I was asking him to fill me in on some details about the various interfaces that our team would need to use to plug into their project. There was a lot of language difficulties, but I came to realize that there simply was no ‘interface’ that we could use. This multi-million dollar project was all but incompatible with the majority of the already existing systems and would be of absolute zero use.
At some point, one of the light-skinned Indians overheard us and came running in, speaking in Hindi to the engineer I was white-boarding with, and I didn’t need to know the language to get the gist of what he was saying. It was:
“Peasant, how dare you speak to Whitey without instructions from me! Tell him ‘yes sir’ and don’t give him any information. You are out of line, Untouchable!”
Immediately, the lower-caste Indian shut up and started saying exactly that and completely clammed up.
Then, the ‘high-caste’ Indian started feeding me a line of it in English, using pitch-perfect Corporation Bullshit-speak, and didn’t even try to make it convincing.
I also participated in an interview with a middle aged Indian woman and was absolutely shocked by how disrespectfully she was treated by the male Indian interviewers. They made no pretense of taking her seriously and seemed to go out of their way to treat her with contempt, obviously based on her sex but in retrospect I suspect also because of her caste.
Why are these racist and sexist bigots allowed into our country?
Even worse – how is it that they have so easily been allowed to accuse US of ‘racism’ and ‘discrimination’ when their own culture is so obviously worse, and they are bringing their dysfunctional culture to the US?
How Brahmins lead the fight against white privilege – Upper-class Indians are prominent in America’s radical racial politics despite centuries of privilege
We all know why. We have our own “caste” issue in America. The Ashkenazi caste, despite being the most privileged, most politically powerful, and wealthiest, caste in America is nevertheless allowed to “punch down” at the Whites with the least privilege in America, by – ironically – projecting their own privilege on to them.
The Brahmins are simply aping the Ashkenazis.
Saira Rao is an exemplar of her generation, a famous and somewhat notorious Indian-American woman among the ‘very online’ set. An erstwhile Democratic politician two years ago, by the start of the year Rao had become an anti-racist activist best known for regularly trending on Twitter and charging white women $2,500 to harangue them on matters of race over dinner and drinks. Rao is also co-author of the forthcoming White Women: Everything You Already Know about Your Own Racism and How to Get Better, after securing a deal with major publishing house Penguin Random House.
Though it is true that in many ways Rao is atypical, and almost a caricature of the sort of activist found on social media, she reflects important visible strands of the Indian-American experience. … Not surprisingly, the median Indian-American household income is nearly twice that of white Americans, and as well as medicine many others are in prestigious, highly-paid industry — including Sara Rao’s husband, who works in finance and private equity.
There is a reason that many are wont to call Indians the “new Jews,” a culturally prominent ethnic group overrepresented in academia, media and business, and who tend to be socially liberal and Democrat-voting.
They have to go back.
The Indian Prime Minister Of Britain | Rishi Sunak
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ewGDejIq67xx/
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So-called “Traditionalism” might seem a harmless intellectual fad but it has had massive negative effects on American culture. In stage one, 50s to 2000, they planted secret members of Frithjof Schuon’s heretical Sufi cult in academia (such as Huston Smith at MIT and Annemarie Schimmel at Harvard) to “explain” Islam to Americans as a friendly, Zen-like mysticism, peaceful and much more sophisticated than Christianity.
Now they will be used to laud and justify the Hindu caste system as not only a good thing but,come to think of it, “truly Aryan.” Speaking of which, there’s also war with Iran, to reestablish the “Aryan Persian Empire” (JR Jorjani).
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@James OMeara
I’m hopeful that by framing it as a “conspiracy” [“they planted secret members …”] you were friendly-trolling to make your eccentric fringe interest seem more interesting.
However, I have two objections.
1. “The Tripartite Human Soul” [https://counter-currents.com/2015/04/the-metaphysics-of-indo-european-tripartition-part-2/]
My developing personal theory of human cognition is that most ideologies are just verbose variations on counting to three. You start with “everything is one, we are all connected.” Then you make it to two, where you have dualism; everything is a Duality. Light/dark, good/evil, night/day, masculine/feminine.
Then you get fancy and count to three: warriors, priests, workers; gold, silver, bronze souls; upper, middle, lower; the Trinity: this is the beginnings of taxonomy.
Four brings you back to two and you start the multiplication. For “Traditionalism” you aren’t “LARPing” per se, because it’s not “live action role playing” – it’s just traditional role playing, literally Dungeons & Dragons. Two axes: good/evil, lawful/chaotic, giving 2^2=4. Add in neutral and you now have 3^2=9; Neutral Evil; Chaotic Good, etc.
You discover zero, etc. Then you rediscover one! But zero and one are a duality themselves! You’ve rediscovered two! So now you start classifying numbers and you are back to three!
Wow, like Plato was functional programming where the primitive is change … Aristotle was like object programming where the primitive is identity. What does that mean for identity? Is the entity even the same after it has undergone change?
Whoa, dude, I need to hit that bong again!
Add another axis and you can play this game all day long, you essentially cycle through odds and evens until you get to prime numbers which gives you an opportunity to get all “spiritual” because primes have all those unusual characteristics and aren’t easily amenable to various common heuristics.
2. Taxonomy Play
Taxonomy is a cognitive primitive, it seems, although traditional biological taxonomy (“has tail vs. does not have tail.”) doesn’t always match up to DNA, it is not how things really evolved. It’s also like math in the sense you can create complex system that don’t really match the real world – you are imposing a taxonomy as opposed to perceiving a natural taxonomy.
So you just adjust reality to match the model; you are imposing a taxonomy as opposed to describing a natural phenomenon.
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Considering points one and two, I have decided to cut my losses. “Traditionalism” is like Hermeticism … is like Abrahamism is like Hindusim. The worst is Kabbalah, as the only real Jewish scholar pointed out, trying to find “wisdom” in the Zohar is like trying to find “wisdom” in the diaries of someone suffering from neurological degeneration. When your mom’s Alzheimer’s first kicks in, you swear there is something “profound” in her verbal misfires:
“Someone has to stand up and say: We Want Lamps!”
But it’s not wisdom, it’s static.
All you need is one more bong hit and you’ve finally achieved True Zen: you become enlightened and realize the Greatest Philosopher of All History was, in fact, Yogi Berra. “We make too many wrong mistakes.”
Whoa, dude!
There isn’t really a such thing as “ancient wisdom” or “ancient hidden knowledge.” It only seems that way when you compare it to the surface level contemporary propaganda it seem profound (there is really only two sexes and gender IS a social construct!) It’s “wisdom” not because it’s ancient – it’s not even forgotten really – it’s “wisdom” because you can make predictions with it.
Once you realize that not only is there no such thing as “hard AI” – hard artificial intelligence – there is not even a such thing as “hard natural intelligence” either!
And GPT-3 can already keep you busy all day playing in the uncanny valley of the impedance mismatch between math and grammar – very soon, you won’t need any human “Traditionalist” blog writers at all!
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Nah, if Saira Rao wasn’t a Brahmin Hindu she would still call white women “racist.” It has nothing to do with Hindusim and Brahma – if it wasn’t that it would be something else.
It’s biological. Crass materialism > faux-profundity of imprecise grammar.
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Mr. Rao is very much darker than his wife.
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