Indians managed to retain a broadly sympathetic sentiment in the UK until very recently, with Dvija Hindu doctors and rustic Punjabi factory workers being seen as basically law-abiding, industrious and willing to integrate, if liable to overly aromatic cooking.
The recent proliferation of Boriswave Deliveroo Shudras in the UK has tarnished all our names. That, and the crimes of our increasingly restive Pakistani Muslim cousins whom the average White Brit struggles to conceptually distinguish us from.
Yes BAP great article. Most 2nd gen indians will completely agree with you, even liberal ones, especially ones in UK and Canada. Besides just feelings of embarrassment toward our unassimilated co-ethnics, we are also more acutely aware of the deeper consequences of mass immigration, many of which you have accurately surfaced in this article. Wat can be done, this poses civilizational
I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no way that "most" 2nd generation Indians would agree that the current state of Indian immigration is problematic. That is total fantasy.
I genuinely don’t think takes of this nature matter, and they are generally couched in lame attempts to deride and shame. No. We want nations, not pretend playthings for faggot merchants.
What happened to the Italians with the RICO act will come down on Indians in America as well, though probably much more subdued because they’re more spread out across the country, as opposed to one region like the Italians
It’s not a hard problem, it is just a matter of will, unlike say deporting 10 million illegals which seems like fantasy to me. I say this as someone very familiar with the tech industry (have worked years in so called Big Tech) and the Indian situation. Most Indians, especially the competent tech workers that are on H1b getting 200k+ salaries are on an H1b that gets renewed every year while they’re waiting for their green cards (which has a multiple decades long wait line). Just don’t renew their H1bs and they’ll leave, they’re not going to become illegal fast food workers just to stay in US, they have a reasonably pleasant life waiting for them back in India (sucks if they’re a fan of skiing though).
But there’s also a large number of illegal Indians in US now, and a lot of supposedly legal Indians who are just gaming the system through consultancies and other scams. The 100k requirement for every H1b application (even one time is fine) would kill most of this. Honestly I think 100k per year that we thought Trump was implementing was ideal, it would kill most early career immigration and keep the good folks that I as a liberal have no problem with. On that note, even the O1 has got to go, a highly paid H1b is far better technically than the average O1, there are all sorts of scams going on in the O1 system with buying conference papers, reference letters, judging worthless competitions etc etc.
In the end, this is a question of will, there are very simple solutions, I’d be fine with 500k minimum salary for H1bs,
The myth of meritocracy was expunged the moment it was manufactured by Harvard elites, namely James Bryant Conant. The results of that are irreversible. The neo-slavery we are conducting ourselves in now through the importation of workers is a way to not resolve that but adapt to it.
Indians managed to retain a broadly sympathetic sentiment in the UK until very recently, with Dvija Hindu doctors and rustic Punjabi factory workers being seen as basically law-abiding, industrious and willing to integrate, if liable to overly aromatic cooking.
The recent proliferation of Boriswave Deliveroo Shudras in the UK has tarnished all our names. That, and the crimes of our increasingly restive Pakistani Muslim cousins whom the average White Brit struggles to conceptually distinguish us from.
Does the term foot in the door mean anything to you. Or does your pet like admiration of the first round of migration via poetics mean more?
Yes BAP great article. Most 2nd gen indians will completely agree with you, even liberal ones, especially ones in UK and Canada. Besides just feelings of embarrassment toward our unassimilated co-ethnics, we are also more acutely aware of the deeper consequences of mass immigration, many of which you have accurately surfaced in this article. Wat can be done, this poses civilizational
I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no way that "most" 2nd generation Indians would agree that the current state of Indian immigration is problematic. That is total fantasy.
Privately, yes. Just not in front of Canadians.
As with all things. We are all Canadian, but only to a point
We don't want assimilated ones either.
Electoral coalition doesn't exist for kicking out the good browns, big man.
For better or worse, the average Brit isn't going to countenance deporting Rishi Sunak. Discussions toward this end are LARP and masturbation.
I genuinely don’t think takes of this nature matter, and they are generally couched in lame attempts to deride and shame. No. We want nations, not pretend playthings for faggot merchants.
What happened to the Italians with the RICO act will come down on Indians in America as well, though probably much more subdued because they’re more spread out across the country, as opposed to one region like the Italians
It’s not a hard problem, it is just a matter of will, unlike say deporting 10 million illegals which seems like fantasy to me. I say this as someone very familiar with the tech industry (have worked years in so called Big Tech) and the Indian situation. Most Indians, especially the competent tech workers that are on H1b getting 200k+ salaries are on an H1b that gets renewed every year while they’re waiting for their green cards (which has a multiple decades long wait line). Just don’t renew their H1bs and they’ll leave, they’re not going to become illegal fast food workers just to stay in US, they have a reasonably pleasant life waiting for them back in India (sucks if they’re a fan of skiing though).
But there’s also a large number of illegal Indians in US now, and a lot of supposedly legal Indians who are just gaming the system through consultancies and other scams. The 100k requirement for every H1b application (even one time is fine) would kill most of this. Honestly I think 100k per year that we thought Trump was implementing was ideal, it would kill most early career immigration and keep the good folks that I as a liberal have no problem with. On that note, even the O1 has got to go, a highly paid H1b is far better technically than the average O1, there are all sorts of scams going on in the O1 system with buying conference papers, reference letters, judging worthless competitions etc etc.
In the end, this is a question of will, there are very simple solutions, I’d be fine with 500k minimum salary for H1bs,
The myth of meritocracy was expunged the moment it was manufactured by Harvard elites, namely James Bryant Conant. The results of that are irreversible. The neo-slavery we are conducting ourselves in now through the importation of workers is a way to not resolve that but adapt to it.
I find nothing substantial in this essay to disagree with. Well done.
– A 2nd-Generation TamBrahm American Citizen
(who also shares your deep affinity for sculpted, well-oiled chest muscles)
You're really leaning into the centrist thing, huh?