Memes

Indians in Canada casually littering by a roadside

These people should not be permitted anywhere near our continent.

DEPORT.

SCAM India born Sriram Krishnan, Senior Policy Advisor on Artificial Intelligence, is "voluntarily leaving the position. Reportedly, he purchased his degree in India and entered the US on a VISA to work with Microsoft. Krishnan was a huge advocate for the India tech pipeline and removing per-country caps for green-card employment based permanent residency, to clear the massive backlog of Indian applications to enter the US. Allegedly, there were tensions about the H1B reform and 60 day waiting period. How much more will it take to convince you that the India-US corridor and those involved, doesn't benefit the US AT ALL? Ohio this is to you. Either you want your jobs, or you want to elect this. Vivek is selling data centers and automation. Tech jobs. Do you think you will get them? Vivek is selling ending Ohio engineering programs, to remove any competition from Ohio American graduates. Vivek is selling vocational training, so you can work for them.

Capital punishment, public and slow. And then atomize one Indian city for every piece of trash collected.

People in India often steal newly constructed roads to resell the concrete

@butt_watermelon So true

Indians treat their country like an open air dumpster

@GamingAndPandas Yup

You see how they treat their own sacred rivers and expect them to treat our land any different? It's because they're not smart enough to have object permanence; they believe trash just disappears once it's thrown into a river.

インド人はその衛生観念を叩き直すまで日本へ来るな‼️ インド政府も国民を教育せよ‼️

@CyberGreen09 Deport

Indian F1 visa student Amulya publicly vlogs NJIT graduation with caption "ChatGPT and I made it." This is academic dishonesty & can get you expelled or your degree revoked. The F1 program needs major revisions: diploma mills, illegally working cash jobs & rampant academic fraud!

Indians casually littering at a national park

A cow born in a stable is not a horse. An Indian born in America is not an American.