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India · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: As long as I'm governor of this great state, Texas
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Speaker 1: will be a land for the Indian community, and we
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Speaker 1: will continue to celebrate Diwali here.
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Speaker 2: In the great state of Texas.
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Speaker 3: Time to vote this guy out, because I can certainly
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Speaker 3: tell you that Texans are not happy about the recent
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Speaker 3: cultural shift that's been going on, as certain areas like
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Speaker 3: Frisco have seen a tripling of the Indian population since 2010.
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Speaker 3: It says Asian, but they mean Indian. If you've been
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Speaker 3: to Frisco, you can easily see it's not flooded with
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Speaker 3: Japanese people or Koreans. By the way, that was Governor
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Speaker 3: Greg Abbott, who seems to be intent on selling out
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Speaker 3: Texas to newcomers with a completely different culture. And as
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Speaker 3: I said, the native Texas population is not too happy
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Speaker 3: about the Americans' last ideology. That's been coming from our
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Speaker 3: political representatives.
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Speaker 4: Frisco is full of Indian people on visas whose allegiance
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Speaker 4: is to motherland India instead of America. There is massive
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Speaker 4: H-1B abuse and fraud in Frisco, Texas, and none of
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Speaker 4: you care. And it's not just you. It's every elected
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Speaker 4: official in Texas. And who gets screwed over? The Texas residents.
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Speaker 4: Literally nothing has gotten better in our state over the
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Speaker 4: last five years. Our cities are unrecognizable and filled with
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Speaker 4: foreigners on visas. Our property taxes are the highest they've
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Speaker 4: ever been. Every single one of you is an embarrassment
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Speaker 4: to our country.
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Speaker 3: I would also like to note that contrary to popular belief,
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Speaker 3: Indians do not speak English. I find that this point
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Speaker 3: is often missing from this discourse, and while a few
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Speaker 3: of them have good English, in general, the language proficiency
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Speaker 3: of the average newcomer tends to be very low. God
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Speaker 3: forbid you have problems with your internet and you have
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Speaker 3: to explain technical issues to a guy with an accent.
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Speaker 3: who clearly doesn't understand you. And if you don't believe me,
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Speaker 3: then listen to this political ad.
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Speaker 5: What in the hell? How are you allowed to vote
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Speaker 5: in America if you don't speak English?
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Speaker 6: If this guy wants to run for.
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Speaker 5: Office while speaking Indian, then he can do that in India.
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Speaker 3: Oh, and of course, almost all of his endorsements are Indian,
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Speaker 3: and also, what a shock! He wants to get rid
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Speaker 3: of immigration enforcement. This is not a politician, this is
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Speaker 3: a foreign invader catering to other foreigners, not Americans. And
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Speaker 3: I think it's about time that Americans have really had
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Speaker 3: enough of this shit. It's been nearly 40 years of everyone,
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Speaker 3: left and right politically, saying that we don't want endless
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Speaker 3: newcomers coming into our country. And well, speaking of legal issues... Recently,
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Speaker 3: a jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay millions for
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Speaker 3: their role in designing and promoting addictive platforms. They knew
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Speaker 3: their apps could contribute to anxiety, depression, and body image issues,
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Speaker 3: but did not share those risks while prioritizing profits. If
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Speaker 3: you or your child spent years growing up on social
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Speaker 3: accountable for the harm they caused. You can use the
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Speaker 3: a case. You may be entitled to a potential recovery
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Speaker 3: of over $ 1, 000. Alright, so of course this is not
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Speaker 3: to say that every immigrant or every Indian disrespects American
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Speaker 3: culture or is a burden on the system. A lot
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Speaker 3: of immigrants are very respectful contributors to America, and as
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Speaker 3: I've said in multiple videos, I am a fan of
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Speaker 3: experiencing different cultures and learning how other groups of people operate. However,
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Speaker 3: what I'm not a fan of is being forced to
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Speaker 3: uptake a culture that's not my own because born and
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Speaker 3: raised Americans are quickly becoming a minority in my local environment. Personally,
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Speaker 3: when it comes to all the newcomers flooding into America,
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Speaker 3: legal or not, I really don't see any difference between
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Speaker 3: an army invading the U.S. and forcing their values on
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Speaker 3: us while they take our resources and tons of people
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Speaker 3: crossing the border replacing American values as they wave the
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Speaker 3: flag of their country of origin and consume welfare.
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Speaker 2: Motherland India? Or Texas, USA?
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Speaker 7: No, no, obviously Motherland, India.
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Speaker 2: Obviously.
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Speaker 8: Obviously Motherland, India.
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Speaker 2: Hyderabad or Frisco, Texas more? Hyderabad, of course.
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Speaker 3: Hyderabad, of course. To clarify, 70% of H-1B visas are
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Speaker 3: granted to Indians. H-1Bs are temporary work visas. They're supposed
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Speaker 3: to be guests who work here for a little bit,
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Speaker 3: and then they go back to India. But because of
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Speaker 3: fraud and stupid birthright citizenship, they can have kids while
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Speaker 3: they're on their guest visas, and now those kids are
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Speaker 3: American citizens. This is one of the many reasons why
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Speaker 3: birthright citizenship to children of non-citizens should be abolished immediately.
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Speaker 3: Anchored babies aren't culturally American because they aren't raised by
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Speaker 3: parents with American values, which is causing a cultural shift.
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Speaker 3: And reasons like this one in the next clip are
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Speaker 3: why I don't want the culture of Texas or America
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Speaker 3: as a whole to be switched to India.
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Speaker 5: Trigad, translated as hack or workaround. Effectively, the principle that
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Speaker 5: being able to get around the rules... and take advantage
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Speaker 5: of the system is virtuous. A famous parable of Jugad
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Speaker 5: was when the British Raj attempted to solve a cobra
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Speaker 5: problem in Indian settlements. In short, Indians were being killed
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Speaker 5: en masse by a massive infestation of cobras. So the
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Speaker 5: British created a program. Anyone who killed a cobra and
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Speaker 5: brought the officials their heads would be rewarded. But those
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Speaker 5: who possessed Jugad saw an opportunity. They began to breed cobras,
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Speaker 5: raise them, and then killed them for a reward. When
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Speaker 5: the British saw how the system was being exploited, they
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Speaker 5: ended the rewards. By the time the program ended, the
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Speaker 5: Cobra population had greatly increased, leading to an even bigger
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Speaker 5: Cobra problem.
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Speaker 3: This is just one of the reasons why mass immigration
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Speaker 3: from India, and much of the third world by the way,
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Speaker 3: is a bad idea. Basically, what this means is that
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Speaker 3: people who have this mentality cannot be trusted with honor
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Speaker 3: systems or be allowed into polite society because they will
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Speaker 3: steal from the group to benefit themselves.
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Speaker 8: This is how I save hundreds of bucks every month
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Speaker 8: in food and groceries.
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Speaker 2: All these groceries for this week, I got free.
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Speaker 6: Most of the universities and colleges make food banks over there,
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Speaker 6: which are run by trusts, churches, and non-profit organizations.
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Speaker 3: You can take as much as you want, basic fruits
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Speaker 3: and vegetables, bread, sauces, pastas, and canned vegetables.
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Speaker 9: You hear that?
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Speaker 3: It's not even supplementary. He gets all of his food
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Speaker 3: from the food bank. So, uh, cool. We have a
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Speaker 3: foreigner here who we've allowed into our country on a
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Speaker 3: student visa who is teaching other foreigners the money-saving life
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Speaker 3: hack of taking food that was donated to help needy Americans.
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Speaker 3: This future highly skilled engineer at Tesla is trying to
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Speaker 3: teach other future H-1B Tesla engineers to become welfare flunkies.
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Speaker 3: How does this not result in instant deportation?
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Speaker 2: It's simple.
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Speaker 3: If you can't support yourself, we deport you. So my
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Speaker 3: big problem with the Indian culture that's being imported into
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Speaker 3: America against the wishes of Americans is the culture of
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Speaker 3: extreme self-enrichment at the sacrifice of the group and their
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Speaker 3: belief that it's virtuous to game the system, which is
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Speaker 3: why they can't figure out simple problems like sanitation because
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Speaker 3: everyone just dumps their trash everywhere.
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Speaker 1: They say India is a very polarizing place. Some people
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Speaker 1: love it, some people hate it. I think I'm leaning towards.
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Speaker 5: Hating it right now.
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Speaker 1: This is disgusting. It's the most polluted country I've ever
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Speaker 1: been in, hands down, not even close. This makes me
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Speaker 1: want to hug a tree and become an environmentalist and
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Speaker 1: hire Greta Thunberg or whatever the f * * *
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Speaker 1: her name is.
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Speaker 3: It's not that difficult. They don't even have to invent
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Speaker 3: anything new. They just have to do what smart countries
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Speaker 3: are already doing. But they can't do that because their
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Speaker 3: cultural values don't encourage it. Americans don't want those values here.
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Speaker 3: Stuff like this reminds me that PewDiePie's most popular video
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Speaker 3: is him making fun of India. So it's not just
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Speaker 3: me and people on Twitter saying this stuff. The rate
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Speaker 3: that India randomly catches strays is insane.
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Speaker 1: I feel the same with Indian, though. Like, I have
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Speaker 1: to destroy the toilets after I get Indian, so I
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Speaker 1: kind of get it.
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Speaker 10: I've always accepted that Indian does that.
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Speaker 3: India's never beating the contaminated food allegations. Remember when Sam
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Speaker 3: Pepper drank something from an Indian guy and almost died?
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Speaker 3: But these swipes even go across cultures. Westerners aren't the
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Speaker 3: only ones saying these things. If you ask Japanese people,
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Speaker 3: they've noticed too. Here's a video from interviewing Japan asking
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Speaker 3: Japanese people what their impressions are of men from certain countries.
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Speaker 3: Here's what these women say about India.
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Speaker 6: If you read the name of a country, and you
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Speaker 6: have the image that there are many handsome men in
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Speaker 6: that country, please answer with handsome men.
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Speaker 2: If you don't have that image, please answer with no
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Speaker 2: handsome men.
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Speaker 11: India.
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Speaker 8: India.
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Speaker 9: India.
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Speaker 8: India.
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Speaker 7: No Indian.
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Speaker 2: What kind of image do you have of India?
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Speaker 8: Like.
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Speaker 3: See, it's not just Americans talking about the smell. Oh,
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Speaker 3: and as much as Indians are culturally disrespectful in America,
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Speaker 3: they also disrespect Japan's culture by having a dance party
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Speaker 3: on the bullet train. For those of you who have
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Speaker 3: not been to Japan, this is incredibly disrespectful. They literally
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Speaker 3: tell you on every train in multiple languages to be
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Speaker 3: quiet so people can work or go to sleep. you
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Speaker 3: can actually see people through the door turning their heads
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Speaker 3: in a what-the-fuck gesture. So personally, I see disrespect from
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Speaker 3: newcomers as a consistent problem that multiple countries are having,
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Speaker 3: and in my experience, the vast majority of the modern
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Speaker 3: newcomers have zero intent on assimilating to American values. Tons
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Speaker 3: of them take from our welfare system. In fact, according
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Speaker 3: to this graph, immigrants by percentage use more welfare than
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Speaker 3: natural-born Americans. This, of course, is ignoring the hundreds of
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Speaker 3: millions of dollars being stolen by immigrants that's been reported
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Speaker 3: by Nick Shirley so far. And last, they seem to
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Speaker 3: be hell-bent on creating their own insular communities, which is
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Speaker 3: basically saying, yeah, we want to do India, but with
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Speaker 3: all of America's resources.
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Speaker 2: Why are you here in Frisco? I had to.
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Speaker 1: It feels like I'm still in my hometown.
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Speaker 6: Really?
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Speaker 7: Everybody from my hometown here.
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Speaker 2: Wow. So you moved all the way from Hyderabad, thousands
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Speaker 2: of miles away. To Hyderabad in Texas.
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Speaker 3: Again, I see no difference between shit like this and
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Speaker 3: an invading army stealing resources and changing the culture by force.
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Speaker 8: This is Savannah Hernandez in Frisco, Texas, and I have
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Speaker 8: been hearing from... quite a few Texans about the changing
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Speaker 8: culture and demographic up in North Texas, so I wanted
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Speaker 8: to come and check it out myself. And behind me
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Speaker 8: is the Hanuman Temple, which was created here in Frisco
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Speaker 8: surrounding the deity Hanuman. Now I wanted to come to
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Speaker 8: this area because as you guys can see behind me,
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Speaker 8: this is a residential area and you have this very large,
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Speaker 8: very intricate temple that is in this location where you,
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Speaker 8: quite frankly, would not expect it.
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Speaker 3: I've actually read some of the Indian mythology so I
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Speaker 3: know who Hanuman is. The reason I know that character
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Speaker 3: is because I'm interested in other cultures. So when I
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Speaker 3: say this, let me be clear. I don't think that
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Speaker 3: people should be legally punished for practicing a certain religion.
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Speaker 3: That's why we have the First Amendment in America. However,
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Speaker 3: I think it would be incredibly stupid to legally import
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Speaker 3: so many people that it changes the religious foundation of
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Speaker 3: the country. Well, legally, it might be a stretch considering
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Speaker 3: all the fraud.
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Speaker 9: Honestly, what makes America the greatest country on the planet
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Speaker 9: is the fact that it's built off of biblical values
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Speaker 9: and doctrine. And some people, wherever they come from, do
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Speaker 9: not uphold that same cultural value system.
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Speaker 3: Right, let's not forget that tons of the cool things
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Speaker 3: that you see today, like the abolishment of slavery, were
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Speaker 3: done and created by predominantly white Christian nations. By the way,
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Speaker 3: all of this is not to say that an Indian
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Speaker 3: can never immigrate legally to America or practice their faith here.
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Speaker 3: But let's not forget the types of people who made
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Speaker 3: America what it is. We should not be importing so
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Speaker 3: many people that it changes the culture of America, especially
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Speaker 3: when these days it seems like most of the newcomers
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Speaker 3: are just here to take for themselves. and give nothing back.
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Speaker 6: America is becoming more diverse. America is celebrating our diversity.
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Speaker 6: And our diversity is our strength, which is really important
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Speaker 6: that we celebrate our diversity because it is the diversity
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Speaker 6: that has made this America as great a country as
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Speaker 6: it is.
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Speaker 3: How would this guy know? He's a foreigner who was
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Speaker 3: born and raised in India. What a shock. He also
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Speaker 3: wants to get rid of immigration enforcement. Diversity is a weakness. Well,
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Speaker 3: their definition of diversity is, diversity did not make America great.
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Speaker 3: Christian Europeans, or culturally Christian Europeans, did. Christian Europeans ended slavery.
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Speaker 3: Christian Europeans died for the right to free speech. Christian
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Speaker 3: Europeans are the reason why you have things like voting
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Speaker 3: rights and economic mobility. I'm saying this because when dipshit
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Speaker 3: politicians like this guy say diversity, it's actually a dog
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Speaker 3: whistle for racism and prejudice towards white people and Christians.
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Speaker 3: And also, diversity is a dog whistle for multiculturalism, which
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Speaker 3: is a system designed to bleed out the values that
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Speaker 3: made America great. Multiculturalism is cancer and no country should
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Speaker 3: accept it. You cannot have a thriving country by having
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Speaker 3: like 18 different cultures operating within it. Though really, these days,
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Speaker 3: it just means third world migrants. Look how multicultural Canada
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Speaker 3: is now. Everyone's just Indian and Muslim. Very diverse. Diversity
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Speaker 3: of cultures within a country is trash. You either assimilate
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Speaker 3: to the dominant culture and learn the language, or you
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Speaker 3: get deported. And let me be clear on this as well.
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Speaker 3: People should be allowed to speak foreign languages in America.
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Speaker 3: We have free speech here. However, if Americans have to
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Speaker 3: start becoming bilingual just to get a job here because
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Speaker 3: there are so many foreigners who don't speak English or
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Speaker 3: refuse to learn it, then it's time to close the
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Speaker 3: borders and start sending people home. If this guy wants
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Speaker 3: to say diversity is our strength so we can help
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Speaker 3: infinite foreigners illegally migrate to America by getting rid of
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Speaker 3: border security, then again, I must say that this is
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Speaker 3: why people who are foreign-born should not be allowed to
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Speaker 3: hold office because they have a great track record of
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Speaker 3: prioritizing their homeland over Americans. And when it comes to Texas,
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Speaker 3: there shouldn't be political signs everywhere advertising campaigns of people
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Speaker 3: who were born and grew up in foreign countries.
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Speaker 8: You see people worshipping multiple deities, and the one that
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Speaker 8: did stick out to me was the area where people
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Speaker 8: were going to pray for blessings of health and also
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Speaker 8: for work visas.
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Speaker 3: Great, you can ask Shiva or Ganesha for a work visa.
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Speaker 3: I like how their gods are welfare gods. And speaking
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Speaker 3: of H-1B visas, everyone knows what's going on here. We
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Speaker 3: aren't seeking high-quality doctors and engineers from India because America
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Speaker 3: just doesn't have enough talent and because Indians are so
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Speaker 3: much smarter. Anyone who's been on Twitter and seen the
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Speaker 3: numerous videos there are of preventable Indian deaths knows this
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Speaker 3: isn't true. I'm not sure if I want my engineers
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Speaker 3: coming from a place where their biggest predator is modern infrastructure.
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Speaker 3: Imagine the wits of the guy who steps on the
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Speaker 3: track after the train honks its horn. So we all
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Speaker 3: know why the H-1B work visa stuff is going on.
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Speaker 3: It's because much like big farms and construction companies want
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Speaker 3: to use cheap and low-quality labor from foreign illegals, big
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Speaker 3: tech companies also want to use cheap labor from India.
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Speaker 3: Is it a mystery why the Microsoft CEO becomes Indian
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Speaker 3: and then suddenly tons of Americans get laid off and
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Speaker 3: Indians are hired to replace them? I mean, you want
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Speaker 3: to call us racist.
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Speaker 7: Hi, my name is Ankita. I'm here to address the
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Speaker 7: hateful and racist folks who feel confident and protected enough
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Speaker 7: to come up here on the mic consistently across multiple
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Speaker 7: meetings in Frisco, Plano, and Irving to disparage immigrants. People
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Speaker 7: are watching these meetings from all over the world and
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Speaker 7: these racist remarks are going viral on social media. People
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Speaker 7: are also observing the absence of an intervention. People come
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Speaker 7: up here and disparage Indian immigrants with no consequences. I'm
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Speaker 7: calling on city council members to make it known that
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Speaker 7: racism isn't tolerated in this room or outside of this room.
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Speaker 3: I mean, if she wants free speech restrictions and preferential
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Speaker 3: treatment for Indians, then she should go back to India.
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Speaker 3: But since we're getting competitive here, what's more racist? Texans saying, hey,
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Speaker 3: maybe we should put a halt on immigration so people
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Speaker 3: have time to assimilate. Or an Indian CEO firing a
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Speaker 3: bunch of Microsoft employees to hire his own in-group. Because
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Speaker 3: that seems to be pretty damn racist to me, and
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Speaker 3: that's exactly why we don't want these types of people
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Speaker 3: in our country. They're incredibly racist and ethnocentric, and also,
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Speaker 3: American workers should not have to compete with the entire
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Speaker 3: world in the job market. Americans should not be cheated
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Speaker 3: out of a house because some guy in India who
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Speaker 3: is used to sleeping in a mud hut will pretend
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Speaker 3: to be an engineer for a fraction of the money.
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Speaker 12: Fraud has ballooned. So then you have religious workers being
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Speaker 12: invited on an H-1B. You have accountants being invited on
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Speaker 12: an H-1B. These are not specialized skills. Colleges and universities
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Speaker 12: create these wonderful, best and brightest computer scientists and computer
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Speaker 12: programmers and engineers. After a four-year college degree, we go
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Speaker 12: through rigorous training. That holistic training that happens in the
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Speaker 12: United States far supersedes what you find amongst the H-1B clout.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I've noticed that software keeps getting shittier and shittier,
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Speaker 3: so I wonder why that happened. And where are all
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Speaker 3: the leftist workers' rights living wage advocates on this? Curious
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Speaker 3: how they're either silent or defending the H-1Bs. Why must
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Speaker 3: we constantly lower the American standard of living to cater
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Speaker 3: to foreigners who are very frequently not in this country legally?
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Speaker 3: Because tons of these H-1B visas are fraudulent.
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Speaker 11: So we got a tip in our email inbox about
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Speaker 11: a man here on an H-1B visa supposed to be
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Speaker 11: working some IT tech job who is actually running a
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Speaker 11: food truck company under his wife's name. Our tip said
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Speaker 11: that this is like the basic H-1B, H-4 visa scam.
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Speaker 11: The H-1B worker comes in. He brings his H-4 dependent,
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Speaker 11: his wife. These dependents who are here on H-4 visas
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Speaker 11: are getting employment authorization. So the wife typically is getting
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Speaker 11: authorization to work, opening up a bunch of businesses, and
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Speaker 11: then the husband secretly runs them, even though it is illegal.
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Speaker 11: It is against the rules. H-1B visa workers are not
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Speaker 11: allowed to work anywhere other than the place that is
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Speaker 11: sponsoring them. Hey, Naveen. Hi. Do you own this business?
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Speaker 2: No, my wife owns it. Your wife owns it. Where's
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Speaker 2: your wife?
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Speaker 9: She's at home.
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Speaker 2: She's at home?
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Speaker 11: Well, what does she do for the business if you're
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Speaker 11: working here and she's at home?
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Speaker 12: I'm not working here.
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Speaker 6: I'm trying to help her set up something.
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Speaker 11: Well, just watch you take someone's order.
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Speaker 3: There are many people like this guy and Twitter has
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Speaker 3: been exposing them constantly. Also this.
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Speaker 2: And out of all the 50,000 plus visa applications, how
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Speaker 2: many of those were legitimate?
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Speaker 12: There were, I mean, easily between 70 to 80 percent.
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Speaker 12: That was my denial rate.
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Speaker 3: You should watch Tyler's video on this and the numerous
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Speaker 3: work sites that he went to that were either people's
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Speaker 3: houses or empty buildings. Just like the Nick Shirley video
18:08
Speaker 3: on people scamming hospice care in California out of hundreds
18:11
Speaker 3: of millions of dollars. Meanwhile, Americans can't afford a place
18:14
Speaker 3: to live or food or medical insurance because insurance like
18:17
Speaker 3: doubled in the past year. Gee, I wonder if that's
18:19
Speaker 3: related to the hospice scams. But you guys do realize
18:22
Speaker 3: that stuff like this is a massive reason why you
18:24
Speaker 3: have a bunch of TikTok videos of people in their
18:26
Speaker 3: cars talking about how they can't get jobs or afford anything.
18:30
Speaker 3: Stuff like this graph that went viral on Twitter should
18:32
Speaker 3: be infuriating. We're all tired of politicians choosing other people
18:36
Speaker 3: over Americans.
18:37
Speaker 10: What we need is we need leaders willing to fight
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Speaker 10: for the American people, not for corporations, not for the
18:46
Speaker 10: idea of America, but for the American people. You have
18:49
Speaker 10: to fight not for Ben Shapiro's idea of the country
18:54
Speaker 10: of America, the notion of America as this collection of ideas.
18:58
Speaker 10: That's not what it is. It's Americans. You're not fighting
19:01
Speaker 10: for a paragraph. You're not fighting for a set of ideas, man.
19:04
Speaker 10: It's the American people who need your help.
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Speaker 2: Right.
19:07
Speaker 3: Japan is for the Japanese, Italy is for Italians, and
19:10
Speaker 3: America is for Americans. An American is a person who
19:13
Speaker 3: was born and raised here by other American citizens. It
19:16
Speaker 3: is not an H-1B work visa, and we should stop
19:19
Speaker 3: prioritizing foreigners over the native population of this country.
19:23
Speaker 7: We live on stolen land, and that land was stolen
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Speaker 7: from indigenous people. That is the legacy of this country.
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Speaker 2: Really?
19:31
Speaker 3: So then you better leave this country because you don't
19:33
Speaker 3: want to be the benefactor of thieves, do you? Last
19:36
Speaker 3: I checked, you're not a Native American. Oh, right, I forgot.
19:40
Speaker 3: Moral consistency doesn't matter here because this is just a
19:43
Speaker 3: tactic to silence people who want to protect America's borders.
19:46
Speaker 2: First of all, nobody's illegal on stolen land, Canada. belongs
19:50
Speaker 2: to native people and their land was stolen.
19:53
Speaker 3: Oh, so they play this same bullshit game in Canada too.
19:56
Speaker 3: It's like word for word the same doctrine. It's like
19:59
Speaker 3: they're admitting it's an invasion. That being the case, I'm
20:02
Speaker 3: not choosing foreign invaders who don't respect me over my
20:04
Speaker 3: own country's people. You can take that foreign accent right
20:07
Speaker 3: back to where you came from.
20:09
Speaker 6: Reality.
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Speaker 10: Is the hundreds of thousands of kids who are graduating
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Speaker 10: with massive college debt, hundreds of job applications. They're being
20:18
Speaker 10: looked over for people who are not us. Apple and
20:22
Speaker 10: Google might win, but America will be worse.
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Speaker 2: Right.
20:26
Speaker 3: Why are these jobs not going to people who live here? Again,
20:29
Speaker 3: their excuse is, well, we just don't have enough talent.
20:31
Speaker 3: You don't have enough talent? You're training Indians here on
20:34
Speaker 3: F-1 student visas. and then transitioning them to H-1B work visas.
20:38
Speaker 6: I came here on F-1, but then I converted to H-1.
20:41
Speaker 2: So you came on F-1 and then graduated to H-1?
20:43
Speaker 6: Yeah.
20:44
Speaker 2: How hard was that process? It was cool, actually. Most
20:47
Speaker 2: people who come here on an F-1 have the intention
20:49
Speaker 2: to get an H-1? Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
20:51
Speaker 2: Do you think that's fraudulent?
20:52
Speaker 6: No. No. Because it is valid that you can convert
20:56
Speaker 6: from H1 to H1.
20:57
Speaker 12: That is the reason most of the people come here.
20:59
Speaker 2: But isn't F1 just for people who are coming here
21:01
Speaker 2: to study and not to work? Yes. Do you think
21:03
Speaker 2: it's a bit of a fraud to come here to
21:05
Speaker 2: study and then end up... People go back to... Did
21:07
Speaker 2: you go back before you got the H1?
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Speaker 6: No.
21:09
Speaker 3: Instead of training foreigners, how about you train Americans? How
21:13
Speaker 3: about we cancel the vast majority of these dumbass liberal
21:16
Speaker 3: arts programs like gender studies that just put people in
21:18
Speaker 3: debt and make college only about fields that are actually needed?
21:22
Speaker 3: What happened to company apprenticeships? Companies like Northrop used to
21:25
Speaker 3: train you to be an engineer.
21:27
Speaker 1: We built the jobs.
21:28
Speaker 2: You're telling the people who built the jobs we can't
21:30
Speaker 2: do the jobs. So it almost sounds like a scam.
21:32
Speaker 3: And also, if you're going to claim that we need
21:34
Speaker 3: workers from India because there aren't enough Americans, which is
21:36
Speaker 3: a lie, but pretending that it's not a lie, you
21:39
Speaker 3: get this loop where the solution creates more of the problem,
21:42
Speaker 3: because if I have to worry about Microsoft replacing me
21:45
Speaker 3: with an Indian... then I'm not going to train for
21:47
Speaker 3: years to become an engineer. So why aren't they doing
21:50
Speaker 3: obvious stuff like training Americans? Well, that's easy. It's because
21:53
Speaker 3: they want cheap labor.
21:54
Speaker 10: The idea that these tech guys want to bring in
22:00
Speaker 10: exceptional people is just not true. They're looking to hire
22:05
Speaker 10: basically slaves who can't leave their company without leaving the country,
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Speaker 10: who will work for 50%.
22:11
Speaker 3: This is basically indentured servitude that puts employees at a
22:15
Speaker 3: massive power disadvantage, because if you ask for things like raises,
22:18
Speaker 3: they can just deport you. They also are a lot
22:21
Speaker 3: less likely to job hop, which is often how engineers
22:24
Speaker 3: and programmers actually get paid what they're worth. Wait, are
22:27
Speaker 3: H1Bs even allowed to change jobs? And again, with this
22:30
Speaker 3: in mind, it is really shocking to see the woke
22:32
Speaker 3: left caping for mass immigration when they have done nothing
22:35
Speaker 3: but scream about living wages and employers paying their fair share.
22:39
Speaker 3: Wait to continuously stand in the way of employee bargaining
22:42
Speaker 3: power so you can virtue signal with your stupid luxury
22:44
Speaker 3: beliefs on immigration. But like I've said in many videos,
22:48
Speaker 3: workers' rights and border security are a bipartisan issue that
22:51
Speaker 3: most people agree on. The only ones who disagree are
22:54
Speaker 3: the foreigners who are benefiting at the expense of Americans,
22:57
Speaker 3: and a handful of mentally insane liberal arts majors who
22:59
Speaker 3: have less economic value than the local waitress. Oh, and
23:03
Speaker 3: politicians who are trying to get votes. The constant suggestion
23:06
Speaker 3: that we need to flood in millions of foreigners to
23:08
Speaker 3: solve our problems when there are plenty of simple solutions
23:11
Speaker 3: is ridiculous. And it's crazy how often they use the
23:15
Speaker 3: exact same excuses for open borders in seemingly every country
23:19
Speaker 3: to try to make up for how massively unpopular that
23:21
Speaker 3: these policies are with the general public. In Japan, they
23:25
Speaker 3: say they need open borders because of the birthing crisis.
23:28
Speaker 3: They say that in America too, and look here. Germany,
23:31
Speaker 3: they say that they need more immigrants because of low
23:33
Speaker 3: birth rates. Wow, how did birth rates become so low
23:36
Speaker 3: in the West? It's almost like that's the natural result
23:39
Speaker 3: of decades of stupid activists promoting antinatalism, with messages like
23:44
Speaker 3: saying that women having children is not valuable, or calling
23:47
Speaker 3: stay-at-home mothers a bunch of dumb losers, and saying that
23:50
Speaker 3: a woman is only valuable if she does what men do.
23:52
Speaker 3: If she works in a chem lab, she's strong and empowered.
23:55
Speaker 3: If she provides a great home environment for her kids
23:58
Speaker 3: instead of throwing them in daycare, well then she's a
24:00
Speaker 3: loser who is being exploited by her husband. These types
24:03
Speaker 3: of feminist messages have destroyed Western culture and has made
24:07
Speaker 3: people think it's uncool to have children. Worse yet, they
24:09
Speaker 3: often relate kids to being parasites upon their parents' lives
24:12
Speaker 3: or the planet. This antinatalist message is quite possibly one
24:16
Speaker 3: of the most evil propaganda campaigns going on in modern history.
24:20
Speaker 3: How many people have been told that their life is
24:22
Speaker 3: over when they have kids? How many future parents have
24:24
Speaker 3: been told that they are selfish people who are destroying
24:26
Speaker 3: the environment if they want a family? But you know
24:29
Speaker 3: what's really helping reverse that propaganda? Video games. Recently, a
24:33
Speaker 3: game called Pragmata has been trending for its positive framing
24:36
Speaker 3: of parenthood between a male lead and a robot girl
24:38
Speaker 3: who hacks stuff for you. She is so cute, and
24:41
Speaker 3: I don't even like kids, but I like her.
24:43
Speaker 8: Thanks for talking to me all the time.
24:46
Speaker 12: Did she give me a gift?
24:48
Speaker 2: Ta-da! Is this supposed to be when we first boarded
24:51
Speaker 2: the tram?
24:53
Speaker 1: Uh-huh.
24:54
Speaker 2: I drew it.
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Speaker 9: It's for you.
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Speaker 5: Oh, what do you mean?
24:59
Speaker 9: I love it! It's so cute!
25:05
Speaker 10: But she hung it up!
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Speaker 7: She hung it up!
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Speaker 1: So adorable!
25:14
Speaker 3: Aww, your little robot daughter draws you AI slop. Isn't
25:17
Speaker 3: that so sweet?
25:18
Speaker 6: She's so cute.
25:21
Speaker 8: He's helmet on.
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Speaker 3: So as much as media of the past seems to
25:36
Speaker 3: focus on the worst parts of having children, like having
25:38
Speaker 3: to change diapers, this game Pragmata seems to be having
25:41
Speaker 3: a very positive effect on people by showing everyone the
25:44
Speaker 3: awesome parts of being a parent. I've played this game
25:46
Speaker 3: for a few hours now, and I kid you not,
25:48
Speaker 3: one of the rewards for progressing further in the story
25:51
Speaker 3: and getting collectibles is that you get to gift the
25:53
Speaker 3: robot girl toys to play with, and they really seem
25:55
Speaker 3: to have gotten behaviors of actual children correct. It very
25:59
Speaker 3: much feels like this game was made by actual parents
26:01
Speaker 3: trying to encourage people to have kids. which seems like
26:03
Speaker 3: a good solution to me. My only complaint so far
26:06
Speaker 3: is that it's kind of an easy game. Yeah, this sucks!
26:10
Speaker 3: I can't even get out of the way, because I'm
26:12
Speaker 3: hacking the wrong dudes, and I want to use this,
26:14
Speaker 3: and I can't! Well, maybe it's not easy for some people,
26:20
Speaker 3: but as much as people want to cite economic issues
26:22
Speaker 3: for why they don't have kids, and I do agree
26:24
Speaker 3: that it is important, it's very important for multiple reasons. However,
26:28
Speaker 3: I don't think that money alone will fix the problem
26:30
Speaker 3: because we also need to bring back the value of
26:32
Speaker 3: having children. That is something that is culturally driven, and
26:35
Speaker 3: it's driven by communities that are pro-family and get along
26:38
Speaker 3: with each other, which is why I don't like multiculturalism
26:41
Speaker 3: because it consistently breeds hostile environments where people don't share
26:46
Speaker 3: similar values or even speak the same language. Speaking of money,
26:49
Speaker 3: more importantly, multiculturalism bleeds out the American cultural values that
26:54
Speaker 3: cause people to say that it's not okay for employers
26:56
Speaker 3: to take advantage of them, And losing these values has
26:59
Speaker 3: been plummeting salaries and our standard of living in the US.
27:02
Speaker 3: Which is probably why these big companies want other cultural
27:05
Speaker 3: ideas in America. They want people who have values that
27:09
Speaker 3: make them easy to exploit. So really all of this
27:12
Speaker 3: is downstream of the culture, which is why we should
27:14
Speaker 3: be gatekeeping America to preserve the values that made this
27:17
Speaker 3: country great and successful. Anyway, thanks for watching, follow me
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Speaker 3: on Twitter, and I'll see you in the next video.