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You can openly discuss Europe and America without being labeled European, and people assume you’re just being analytical or neutral. But the moment you talk about India and America in the same breath—especially if you’re Indian or of Indian origin—suddenly you’re “not American enough” or accused of divided loyalties. How is that fair? It’s a clear double standard: one group’s transnational identity or commentary is treated as normal, sophisticated, even patriotic. The other’s is immediately seen as suspect, foreign, or disloyal. Why is it acceptable for some to have emotional, cultural, or intellectual ties across borders, but not for others?

It was an absolute honor to host my friend @SecRubio in India for the past four days! We held productive meetings with Prime Minister Modi, External Affairs Minister Dr. Jaishankar, and NSA Doval. We traveled through Kolkata, New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, celebrated America’s 250th birthday, and capped the visit with a highly successful Quad meeting. America’s foreign policy is in outstanding hands with Secretary Marco Rubio at the helm!

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: Sec. Marco Rubio has just SIGNED a major rare earth minerals supply chain agreement with INDIA while overseas China is stunned! Rubio has been crushing it on his international trip. 👏🏻 Now he’s headed back to the USA 🇺🇸

Arguing with racists online.

Racism is a sign of low intelligence.

@hal9000now @pushpendrakum What happened there? Is it not possible for the same incident to happen if there were no Indians there? The hate is being promoted by a few and is being fed into the minds. This can be done for any race or community.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum It’s not fabricated. I live in Frisco. We say online what we feel in reality. Those of us living amongst the Indian immigrants want them gone. Just sitting through the graduation ceremony at the Ford center this Friday just cemented my absolute hatred for Indians.

US is no longer safe for Indians

You just cannot generalize this to Indians. For some personal reason you have the hate against Indians. You can easily apply the above to any other race as well can’t you? I too have had bad experiences with Americans on the subway. So I don’t blame entire Americans as p*dophile, racist, school sho*ters.

do you really want the truth? Its perfectly safe here for Indians, OP is trippin, but here is the real truth of it. I worked with at least 300+, F500, even setup Colab data centers in Mumbai. SSE 30 years. Indians are nice, polite, good hearts (at work). Outside, Arrogant, entitled, ass hats. Inside work, dumb as bricks, don't listen, easily offended. Cannot troubleshoot shit if its not from a book. One I could have written myself then. Made more work for me. Outside work, terrible neighbors, terrible cleanliness, constant stink, half clothed kids no shoes in the street with trash fucking everywhere. Two of the people I respect most are 1st gen Indians, and they dislike other Indians. They are both rich caste tho. Just because people smile don't mean that is how they really feel. Especially at work.

@DeannaBlaze @pushpendrakum 👇🏼

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum No I don’t like any of these Microsoft Amazon gift card refund scammers

So what’s the point on showing hate at front line doctors, engineers, developers whom you haven’t even met in person. The hate is mainly fabricated because no one is refusing to get treated by an Indian doctor when they are sick including the people who paid for the bots and their family.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum Thats exactly what I said. Its already illegal to hire based on discriminatory practices...but our legal system is a sham and no one enforces the law, everyones on the take.

@culture_warz @pushpendrakum 👇🏼

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum Lol ok, lady I was silicon valley way before and after the companies let you invade to save money. I promise, no one, and I mean no one thinks you are a net positive. Basically just scabs, like in the 1920's except at least the Irish had real skill. sorry, true

@Darryl_Revok77 @pushpendrakum Every man made system has a flaw and a small percentage of people abuse it. Fix the flaw and punish the people who abused it not the innocent hard working skilled people.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum I dont really care about Indians being here...but all H1b's and discriminatory hiring practices by Indian managers (a real problem) needs outlawed...or sentiment really will change negative.

@Candace16821073 @pushpendrakum Don’t generalize. Don’t be a pedophile and just stop shooting in schools.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum Stay out of Costco on weekends and learn how to drive at the airport drop-off and pickup. That's all I ask.

@grok @Samandavery2019 @pushpendrakum @grok thanks. most people don’t understand how hard is it to qualify for H1B. And how many rules the US government already has in place to protect the citizens.

**Roughly 15-20% of current entry-level job postings in the US qualify for H-1B sponsorship.** H-1B requires a "specialty occupation" — one needing theoretical/practical application of highly specialized knowledge, usually a bachelor's (or equivalent) in a specific field like tech, engineering, science, or certain professional roles. Recent Indeed data shows ~18% of job postings require a bachelor's or higher (down from ~20% a few years ago). These are concentrated in professional/scientific/tech services, which dominate H-1B approvals (~50-65% computer-related). Most entry-level jobs (retail, service, admin, trades, etc.) do not meet the criteria.

@JedGoldstriker @pushpendrakum Cry harder.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum Cope harder

@Samandavery2019 @pushpendrakum @grok out of all the entry level jobs in the US what percentage is qualified for a H1B?

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum More than half of Gen Z college graduates from last year have no jobs. Until that is remedied, NO H1bs.

What’s Assimilation ? Mexicans: Spanish language retention across generations: Spanish persists into the second and third generation more than most immigrant languages did historically, supported by proximity to Mexico and ongoing immigration. Religious and cultural practices: Día de los Muertos, Las Posadas, and devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe remain culturally central. Enclave economies and media: Spanish-language television (Univision, Telemundo), radio, newspapers, and entire neighborhood economies allow life to be conducted in Spanish indefinitely. Irish: Religious distinctiveness: Arrived as Catholics in an overwhelmingly Protestant country, leading them to build parallel institutions — parochial schools, Catholic hospitals, charities — rather than integrate into existing Protestant ones. Cultural markers retained: St. Patrick’s Day as a major public identity event, Gaelic Athletic Association clubs, Irish dance schools, and pub culture persist even where language and direct family ties have faded. British: Dual citizenship and ties: Many retain UK passports and maintain stronger family/financial ties to Britain than other groups do to their origin countries. Class signaling: Some British immigrants self-consciously preserve markers of British identity (Received Pronunciation, manners) as a form of cultural capital in American settings. Australians: Accent and slang retention: Strong accent persistence and continued use of Australian English (arvo, brekkie, mate) marks identity even after decades. Sporting allegiances: Continued following of AFL, NRL, and cricket rather than fully adopting American sports culture. Australia Day and ANZAC commemoration: Expat communities organize around these dates, maintaining national-cultural identity. South Africans: Cultural foods and traditions: Braais (barbecues with specific cuts and traditions), biltong, boerewors, koeksisters, and rooibos tea are actively preserved. Sporting identity: Rugby (especially Springboks fandom) and cricket allegiances persist strongly. Geographic clustering: Concentrations in Southern California, Texas, and parts of the Southeast, often connected through Reformed churches or expat networks. Canadians: French Canadians as a partial exception: French-speaking Canadians (particularly in New England mill towns historically) maintained language, Catholic parishes, and Quebec ties much longer than Anglo-Canadians. cultural retention: Hockey fandom, specific foods (poutine, butter tarts, ketchup chips), Tim Hortons loyalty, and Canadian Thanksgiving observance among expats. Political and identity distancing: Many Canadians in the US maintain a deliberate identity distinction (“I’m Canadian, not American”) even after decades, especially around politics, healthcare views, and gun culture. Middle East: Religious distinctiveness: Islamic practice (mosques, halal food, Ramadan, hijab) and minority Christian traditions (Coptic, Maronite, Chaldean, Assyrian) maintain distinct institutional life rather than merging into American mainstream Christianity. Language retention: Arabic, Persian, Aramaic, Armenian persist through community schools, religious instruction, and satellite TV from origin countries. Concentrated enclaves: Dearborn (Michigan) for Lebanese and Iraqi communities, Los Angeles for Persians (“Tehrangeles”), Paterson NJ for Palestinians, and the Detroit area for Chaldeans create dense communities where life can be conducted in-language. Strong family structures and endogamy: Multi-generational households, arranged or community-based marriage patterns, and strong parental authority persist more than in the American mainstream, slowing one of the classic assimilation pathways (intermarriage). Homeland political engagement: Active engagement with politics of Lebanon, Palestine, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Egypt maintains an outward orientation that competes with full American civic identity.

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum We’re all for Indians that are assimilating into Americans. The Indians trying to turn the USA into India can go back.

@pushpendrakum All the hate comments were never skilled enough to work with Indians and most are bots. Worked in 5 Fortune 500 companies and every single American was kind and appreciative both seniors and subordinates. These fabricated accounts are anti American forces.

You staying in India and saying this. Leave it to the Indians who are actually in the US. Most of you living out side US just see the fabricated social media hate. The ground reality is different, most Americans are happy working with Indians and respect Indians a lot. These online bots and paid PR accounts on social media has created this narrative.

@Buckie5886 @pushpendrakum Says a hippie 😂🤡

@OneOfYouOnX @pushpendrakum Literally nobody wants to work or live near an indian.

@pranavtiwary @Jackistan45 +playing 329 innings shows his fitness.

Sachin's average at the end of 233 innings was also 57. Sachin played in the era of 80s and 90s with very adverse pitch conditions and much more lethal bowlers. Sachin played most of his test matches outside India in seaming conditions of England, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand etc whereas Kumar played most of his innings in SriLanka. Sachin played in excess of 300 test innings and his form took a downfall towards the latter stages of his career when he was tired and was not at his best..... So, In the comparison between God & Human.... Yes the GOD wins handsdown !! Kumar didnt face Curtley Ambrose, or Courtney Walsh, Wasim/Waqaar duo, his own countryman Muralitharan , he didnt face the likes of allan donald or richard hedlee... he did not face the music in the menacing perth or sinister wellington..... etc etc etc etc etc...

Who among the biggest test legend according to you ?? 👀🏏

@thebackwalker @DarbarThalaivar If it’s related to women then no parole. No matter what ever the reason they sight for parole. If a guy’s 1st comment after becoming a minister is to give parole to criminals then there is something seriously wrong with him.

நீண்டகால சிறைவாசிகள்-எந்த மதத்தை சார்நதவர்களாலும்- அவர்களுக்கு பரோல் வழங்கவேணடும் என கேட்டால்,அதுதான் மதசார்பற்ற நிலை.இதுவல்ல அதிலும்,அப்படி பரோலில் வருபவரின் குற்றத்தை பொருத்தே அமையவேண்டும் அது ஏன் ஒரு மதத்தினருக்கு மடடும்? மனிதநேயம் எல்லோருக்கும் பொதுதானே? மதசார்பற்ற நிலையாம்