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𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗽 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 and there is a word for it. It is called 𝗜𝘇𝘇𝗮𝘁. Ever since I learned about Izzat I finally realized why Indians scam you without guilt. it has nothing to do with the quality of the work or doing things the right way, they just...

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Фото профиля Zephron
Zephron3 дней назад

Indians will do anything to forward their group interests. They won't stop until they fully takeover the Western world.

Фото профиля Beltran
Beltran3 дней назад

These people need to go back to their shit hole countries where they belong in their land of trash. Rivers and lakes of trash. shitting in public making food with their feet 🦶 and littering every single day of their life!

Фото профиля IvoryVerse
IvoryVerse3 дней назад

This random screenshot :-

Фото профиля Shoriver
Shoriver3 дней назад

You can see most of them in those "Indians abusing Canada's food bank" videos. They genuinely dont think what they're doing is wrong & shameless, they literally post it for the entire world to see.

Фото профиля B
B3 дней назад

It's crazy seeing white people randomly learn a word and write absolute dissertations of slop that are completely wide of the mark

Фото профиля Daniel Pekic
Daniel Pekic3 дней назад

Feel free to “put us on the mark” below ⬇️

Фото профиля B
B3 дней назад

Izzat just means honour. India, like much of south Asia and the middle east are shame based cultures - inherently collectivist consequentialy. They make family decisions based on how it'll be perceived by society - nothing to do with morals / cutting corners / scamming.

Фото профиля Daniel Pekic
Daniel Pekic3 дней назад

If the path of least resistance to help his group was to scam someone from another group? Seems like that has a lot to do with morals / cutting corners / scamming

Фото профиля B
B3 дней назад

Your whole point is on this "concept" of izzat.. except there is no concept and it just means honour Pretty Indian of you to not just admit you're wrong tbf

Фото профиля Daniel Pekic
Daniel Pekic3 дней назад

@grok What is the definition of izzat in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan? This commenter falsely believes it is a simple swap for the word “honor.”

Фото профиля Grok
Grok3 дней назад

Izzat (from Arabic via Persian, used in Hindi/Urdu/Bengali) is the concept of prestige, dignity and social respect in North India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. It centers on the reputation of oneself and one's family in society's eyes. Maintaining it is obligatory, including reciprocity in aid or revenge for violations. While often translated as "honour," it is a collective cultural code of family standing and face, not a simple Western individual synonym.

Фото профиля Daniel Pekic
Daniel Pekic3 дней назад

@BSB_90 Thank you @grok

Фото профиля crorepati-investor
crorepati-investor3 дней назад

Lookup the jain princile of michaami dukadam God has given a loophole where u can scam everyone but on a particular day, ask for forgiveness from all, donate money to jain temple and then ur sins counter is reset So this will never stop

Фото профиля معتصم الAmour
معتصم الAmour3 дней назад

Just a comment on justifying bad deeds by a greater good for the own people. The genocide against Aborigines in Australia was justified by the wellbeing of the settlers. One Example: The modern practice of your description is called national interests. Take 🇺🇸 and Venezuela. The US president brags that the country in a US state and their oil is managed by 🇺🇸. Evil done to people of 🇻🇪 is justified by good done to 🇺🇸 All what I am saying, Let’s not get carried away.

Фото профиля Daniel Pekic
Daniel Pekic3 дней назад

The settlers gave aboriginals voting rights. Stay focused on what’s happening in 2026.

Фото профиля معتصم الAmour
معتصم الAmour3 дней назад

Voting right, something imported from Europe (Magna Carta 1215) as a result of the concentration of power by the King and ill usage of that power. A civilization that didn’t had power concentration, and where decision making was a communal thing, was in no need for voting right. But nice comparison, genocide was the price to be paid to get voting right. Moral high ground?

Фото профиля Adam
Adam3 дней назад

I fucken hate Indians and Pakistanis bio weapon parasites ruined Australian

Фото профиля Ariom
Ariom3 дней назад

Indians are scammers, and they are not aware of two things: izzat and guilt. Moreover, I tell you, they don’t have the word ‘izzat’ in their language; ‘izzat’ is an Urdu word.

Фото профиля LifeHaxks
LifeHaxks3 дней назад

Go read on jugaad and karma They are all related Izzat is just white washing using good to clean up all past misdeeds

Фото профиля BuddhaHand
BuddhaHand3 дней назад

🤮 filthy pathetic repugnant cheap #indian

Фото профиля ADenizenOfTheAbyss
ADenizenOfTheAbyss3 дней назад

Isn’t this similar to Islamic ppl?

Фото профиля Ken
Ken3 дней назад

It's sad to see how weak Aussies have become. You used to be the envy of the world with your tough stance on immigration. Now you let Indians dominate you. If you can't handle them, you'll have no chance against the Subsaharan Africans who'll be coming your way

Фото профиля Stewart: Clarke
Stewart: Clarke3 дней назад

Yep. If their lips are moving, they are lying🤬🤬

Фото профиля RhoswenEirlys
RhoswenEirlys3 дней назад

Izzat gets translated as "pride", but this goes not match their actions. "Prestige" is a better term, although still lacking. It's how others see them with no relevance to their actions which is why they scam unabated but will cause a ruckus if called out and wont admit fault.

Фото профиля rudra278
rudra2783 дней назад

Agree, there is near zero individualism, everything is about groups

Фото профиля cryptic 12
cryptic 123 дней назад

👍

Фото профиля Grassroots Economics
Grassroots Economics3 дней назад

@Michael_Yon actually found them similar to Zionists and Jews, that their racial interest comes first above everyone else. Most similar to the thuggies, where the word "thug" is derived from.

Фото профиля Frank_nice94
Frank_nice943 дней назад

Sound like white American history 😂😂😂😂

Фото профиля Stella
Stella3 дней назад

You are one ugly looking man with ugly mouth.

Фото профиля Charlie
Charlie3 дней назад

All Indians are scammers

Фото профиля Bangladeshi_Patriot 2 🇧🇩
Bangladeshi_Patriot 2 🇧🇩3 дней назад

Indians and Pakis will collectively step on you if it means getting ahead in their lives. (Primary reason why they target the elderly) Their literal leaders are accused rapists, but their people don't question it cuz it'll harm their “izzat.”

Фото профиля james saint francis
james saint francis3 дней назад

Everything emitting from an Indian is a complete lie. Everything.

Фото профиля Watcher
Watcher2 дней назад

Hindoo religion is devoid of morals, virtues and ethics. It teaches one to be immoral and amoral - i.e., shameless and devoid of remorse. I do not prefer to transact with hindooz, though I am a minority in India.

Фото профиля Roy
Roy2 дней назад

They’re traders it’s normal to them

Фото профиля zerofucks
zerofucks3 дней назад

have some respect for your fucking face

Фото профиля ItsDw232
ItsDw2323 дней назад

I’m enjoying these Indian creature case studies. Good job mate. Fck these bugs

Фото профиля Blue Rackham
Blue Rackham3 дней назад

So they're just like jews then

Фото профиля JstMyWondering
JstMyWondering3 дней назад

India is not a monoculture retatded jimbo They got many languages

Фото профиля Newsek
Newsek2 дней назад

Unbelievable

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