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What makes the Indian appearance and accent so repulsive, and has this always been true even historically? When the Greeks and the Portuguese invaded India did they write about feeling disgust after looking at Indians or hearing them speak?
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No one actually hates indians it's just bullying from bored people. There's some level of repulsion because india is dirty and associated with poo but most people will still get along with you
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>>225876938
Just hit the gym and shower at least once a day saar
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>>225876938
What da sudeep
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>>225876938
because indians try to imitate westerners
for example arabs and chinese dont have english as an official language, dont work in american tech support, dont try to dress as americans, but instead engage in their own organic culture while indians are still mentally colonized
chinese also have a goofy english accent but nobody gives a shit because 99% of them dont speak it
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