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Bro explained India in a minute.

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Sachin Gupta5 months ago

100% on the mark. The lowest guy on the street also tries to boss over anyone he can. Look at how security guards treat the house helps. Sickening!

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प्रणव5 months ago

Bang on.

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RedGatos5 months ago

The problem is feudal mindset. Indians in a way romanticize being at a position of power and having control over the other. The same reason many Indians look up to gangsters because of the life they build around money, power, influence, and control. This a British given trauma.

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प्रणव5 months ago

Yes this is British given trauma.

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RedGatos5 months ago

All countries that broke away from India, have similar issues, why? During British rule, the natives bought their freedom and rest were enslaved. When they left after 200 yrs, Indians were trained to follow same structure amongst them without British need. This is trauma indeed.

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Shaan Haider5 months ago

Being a nice, civilized person is actually a crime and curse in India

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Baazigar5 months ago

There is no empathy in India. It is a dog eat dog world. The Indians then have the audacity to say that their culture is greatest. 😂

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Family Man5 months ago

Still foolish of him to say not money. 99% of works in world can be done through money. Power only requires when you are criminally involved in something. It’s not only in India, it’s anywhere. Read some history of world.

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vijaykrishna ananthr5 months ago

Abroad, haha we carry this game where ever we go, no escaping. But also true, usually universal fact just more true with Indians.

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Ubermom0775 months ago

Come to mumbai bro… random strangers are helpful… traffic police reacts on complaints made on twitter. Completely unrelated people form close bonds on local trains

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Venky S5 months ago

200% true and I can vouch for a fact check. Right from a lowly servant to a judge, more than money, power and authority will get things done. Money, empathy, kindness doesn’t guarantee anything in that shithole. FC: How many politicians are languishing in jails?

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Arun Bhaiyya5 months ago

Yeah, it’s always easy to give up and move abroad. The entire rant seemed like a backwards justification for that end goal/decision - move abroad. By all means, you should move abroad - just don’t tell yourself this sad story to do so. Seems so convenient to rant and leave!

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techgeek5 months ago

This is absolutely true. The sacrifices that you’ve made in life to get your education , upgrade your economic status, and make your life easier won’t matter much until and unless you’ve made a great political connection in life, or if you’re a politician. That’s the only way to grow and survive in India.

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Saesufun5 months ago

I disagree. Look at the businessman in Malviya Nagar who donated all his mattresses. Promote them rather him.

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Lateral Thinking5 months ago

Very aptly put, poor person are always eager to insult you, if you don't project power.

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Shakti Gayatri Panda5 months ago

Yah damn true and I have realised it during confrontation with bureaucracy , local administrations and Police. Yet, some Court of law are exceptions to this doctrine. But exceptions are very meagre

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V Gopalan5 months ago

Spot on!

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Solo_Eagle5 months ago

Exactly.. Decency and nice behaviour doesn’t work in India.. people will laugh at them and try to bully… mostly scam them emotionally… I back from Singapore few years ago and same thing happened to me.. So I changed myself like them with conscious…

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John Paul5 months ago

I have travelled in India. this is not true of all parts of India.

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Rayquaza adjacent5 months ago

Cunt govt employees of this country are the biggest problem

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Jag5 months ago

True to some extent I guess. Knowing key people does help to move things faster. That’s how India has always been and will need a generational change to fix it.

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ubla anda 🥚🥚5 months ago

Speak with maids politely, offer them equal treatment they will con you in the name of advance money. Don't scold ur gaurd speak politely he will stop helping you in parking your car or opening gate. Trust your driver and give them respect he will start delaying for pick ups.

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Revhappy5 months ago

The way he says move abroad is as if they are waiting for you with open arms.

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Simpson Selwyn5 months ago

Prosperity changes character and outlook towards society in India in the wrong direction.

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Sai Suhasini Ramalingam5 months ago

Give this bro a Nobel prize pls 🙏

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Neeraj Arora5 months ago

No better explanation, shamefully corruption has got so much into the DNA that there is literally no chance of correction. Being decent and polite is seen as weakness.

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Cosmichead5 months ago

Dont tell these madarchods to move abroad, they don't change or take any accountability even when they move abroad, rather they carry colors from home and spread em to that environment to fuck it up more. Dont encourage living or continuing life. Stop procreating. Euthanize.

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Zack Forsyth5 months ago

That's so very well captured and summarised.

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Enlightened Coconut5 months ago

@VishnuFNO This the exact analysis of what India really is, as expressed by @JayantBhandari5 many times in the past. The West should view this summary of a culture completely different from theirs. @elonmusk @War4theWest @MyUnveiledTruth @MarioNawfal @CollinRugg @ShashiTharoor @AlexDuncanTX

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Jagjeet Singh Chawla5 months ago

The hard truth! Also, We struggle to grow because we’re taught that respecting elders means prioritizing their approval over our own path. If your personal growth causes dissatisfaction, you’re told to stop. We confuse "respect" with "blind obedience." Time to break the cycle.

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Eddie5 months ago

This is a result of centuries of caste system mindset. Everyone in the made-up hierarchy thrives to be one level higher than the fellow Indian. Britishers gave us proper administrative and government hierarchy systems, which gave everyone new tools to play the game.

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Patriot5 months ago

I am basically a shy and introvert person. But the environment in our South Delhi Upscale colony is such that I have to deliberately project myself as someone aggressive and not-to-take-Panga-with kind of a person to live with dignity. "Shareef aadmi" sounds like a expletive.

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MadeItFinally5 months ago

these ppl hv always attracted ppl they themselves are

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(identity '[:pankaj :λ])5 months ago

Its the religion ofcourse that teaches this. It has no place for humanity or decency.

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Ameya Deodhar5 months ago

Bang on 💯