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Immigration See other Immigration Articles Title: My Readers (American and Indian) Comment On "The Indian CEO Virus" Like Westbrook Pegler, I’m a member of the rabble in good standing. So when I want to hang out with my kind, I click into the comboxes under my articles, or consider carefully emails about them. I did this after Unz.com reposted my VDARE.com piece on the Indians who control Big Tech, who have become CEOs of the most influential and potentially dangerous platforms that virtually control modern communications. (VDARE.com doesn’t have a comment section because it doesn’t have Ron Unz’s charmed life and would be blamed for whatever is posted, but you can write a Letter To The Editor.) What an education! A heck of a lot of well-read people are out there, including some Righteous Indians who agree that giving their co-ethnics such power is bad for America. I closed my first effort with an obvious truth. Indians like immigrant Twitter chieftain Parag Argawal offer big smiles and a warm, friendly manner. But that’s all show. Those who have conquered Big Tech and now censor real Americans are, I said, are “ruthless, grasping foreigners and they’re bent on using their power to import fellow “blacks with brains” and form a new Ruling Class.” Little did I know. The “blacks with brains” pose a threat mainly because they are “unprincipled sycophants,” a poster to Unz (calling himself Xavier) wrote: Morality is irrelevant in Indian culture (due to Hinduism’s emphasis on escapist metaphysics) and even a cursory reading of Indian literature (from the Mahabharat to the Panchatantra) will reveal the opportunistic nature of the Indian. Put an Indian in a room full of strangers and in 10 minutes he will know exactly whose ass is worth kissing. This sycophantic behavior is rooted in the caste system. Hinduism stresses that the greatest virtue is serving the upper castes (mainly the Brahmins). Take charity for example. Hinduism stresses the importance of charity …. but also insists that the greatest charity … that which is given to Brahmins. Hinduism also ritually humiliates the lower castes while encouraging deference for the upper castes. If a lower caste individual serves the Brahmins well, he might accumulate enough positive karma to be reincarnated as a Brahmin himself in the next life; thus allowing him to now lord over his former lower caste comrades. Hinduism is the world’s first pyramid scheme disguised [as] a religion. That pyramid scheme has meant “superiors must be worshiped while those below must be humiliated.” Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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