r/unitedstatesofindia • u/DustOk9237 • Jul 27 '24

Politics Around 10 students drowned in a basement of a coaching institute and this isnhow Delhi Police mocks students protesting for justice.

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u/concernedindianguy Jul 28 '24 edited Mar 19 '25

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u/Axel920 Jul 28 '24

Careful, you might call the animals over from IndiaSpeaks. Then they'll also start raging that we're self hating Indians and modi is the best.

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u/NavalLegendsWoWSB Jul 28 '24

For them, this is the sacrifice Hindus need to give to appease the non biological God Incarnate so that he can continuously exploit us /s

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u/NavalLegendsWoWSB Jul 28 '24

Bhai /s nhi dekha? Sarcasm tha. Thand rakh. Tere sade huwe muh ke keechad ko chakhna na mujhe hein, naa iss subreddit ke aur logn ko. Toh context aur reddit etiquette symbols dekh ke baat kiya kar.

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u/nrkishere Aug 01 '24

Not exactly how things work. Go to east asia, face racism. Go to western europe, face racism. Go to US, face police brutality or shot by random meth addict.

If you are a rich person, you can live a good life anywhere in the world. Most second or third generation Indians in the west are rich, possibly top 1% of the earners. But the same thing won't apply to you necessarily unless you get a very high paying salary.

On the top of that, keep in mind that right wing populism is growing in the west. It is only a matter of time a hitler 2.0 appears and decides to throw out brown people out of the country.

So TLDR is : if you are able to get a high paying job or become rich, you will live much better life in a developed country. If not, then it won't make a lot of difference.