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What was once occasional anti-Indian hate is now routine, triggering daily pushback from naive Indian poasters that only makes it worse. Two platforms lead this: 1: TikTok follows CCP directives and is banned in India, so has no incentive to hold back 2: X fueled by Musk’s weird bias... show more

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It'll become violent soon. We might see mini massacres of overseas indians in US/Canada. first stage of justifying a massacre is dehumanisation of targeted group

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tweet is sad hope its not prophetic

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All clearly started from the day X started to monetize based on engagement. Indians have just become engagement fodder, hope there’s cognizance and course correction from our online community. Another hate driver was obviously loss of tech jobs and Indian dominance there.

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x monetization and musk fueling it is core reason.

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I have no hope with boomer rich indian american uncles. hindus generally have no confrontational attitude. so they just go in a hole instead of puahing back cus they fear getting gaslighted

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the infamous bob and vagena guy wasn't indian if we have to go down that rabbit hole btw

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I hope they start attacking babu and politician kids 🤲🤲

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they dont get the nuance. you will get hate too. you are in a collective.

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