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“Immigrants assimilate just fine” meanwhile in the red part of this map you will find Chinese communities with private schools that teach in mandarin and you won’t hear English spoken anywhere.
We don’t have assimilation, we have balkanization.

The Alex Nowrasteh@AlexNowrasteh
The U.S. isn’t a nation and never has been, so we can cross that off the list. Immigrants assimilate just fine into our culture, better than in the past, so we’re fine there too. Free movement is consistent with ordered liberty, closed borders inconsistent with it.
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We’re either getting a race war or racism is ending
Theo Von@TheoVon
Its on nah! Lemme get my paint
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My oncologist tried to stop my chemotherapy* treatment last week because of a one-page synopsis he had read regarding my recent MRI, which mentioned that one of my brain tumors had progressed.
It turns out he had never actually looked at the MRI itself; and the specialist who wrote the synopsis had not actually compared the new images to my previous MRI from 2024.
I was skeptical, as my symptoms had not progressed; so I asked my oncologist to show me a comparison of the two most recent MRIs, to demonstrate the growth. So, he brought them up on his screen and showed me a clear difference between image on the left and one on the right.
"But the one on the left is the 2017 MRI," I said. "We both know the tumor has grown since then."
The doctor was surprised, and said, "You're right. I'm not sure why the 2024 MRI isn't showing up."
Anyway, we had to go to a different room and use a different computer to find last year's images. When my oncologist finally brought them up, he realized there was a clear REDUCTION in the size of my tumor, as well as a loss of contrast, indicating that the tumor was dying. So, the chemotherapy was working after all!
Had I taken my doctor at his word, and stopped my chemotherapy, I would have soon needed an extremely risky brain surgery that would have changed my life forever.
We are living through a crisis of competence in America — or is it in the world as a whole? It is absolutely essential that we remain vigilant and look out for our own health, because we apparently can no longer trust our doctors to do it for us. Remember to ask questions, get second opinions and, above all, don't just assume that your doctor is infallible. Now more than ever, your life is in your own hands.
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I know it’s difficult to tell from the video, but this lake is in Alberta, Canada, not India.
#Retards
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I have a friend in Google HR.
80% of the applications are Indians with “a vast majority of them” lying in the interview in such an obvious ways
One claimed his brother helped found Google, another said he “helped the CEO get the job and that he’d return the favor”
Apparently “most, if not all” cannot speak English and the Google team “cannot stand their accent”
With in person interviews, many have described “personal hygiene issues”
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@MumukshuSavitri @lordmiles Ethnic nepotism does not exist and is certainly not a commonly known stereotype among Indians at all!
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@lordmiles Low trust societies exploit high trust societies.
Canada is a living breathing example of a nation completely ruined by Indian scam culture
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@lordmiles They don't view lying and cheating the way Westerners do
If you scam or cheat someone in India you are considered the smart one who "beat" the other
They take it as a point of pride
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