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(10-07-2018 11:20 AM)Simeon_Strangelight Wrote:  

That guy has a good take on it. He is a Westerner about to marry an Indian girl and he knows Hindi very well - also he lives in India because he likes the culture despite the many shortcomings.

I also like the video cuts of the local Indian guys saying: "They have a great culture in India. Women have no place in the culture" - heh.

Seriously - despite all the shortcomings I expect India to become the world's most powerful nation in a few centuries, because they are the beginnings of massive k-selection. AT the current level however the average IQ is in the low 80s while most immigrants to the West are above 100.

Now in the country like Poland they got 8000 Indians - many low-class ones coming in and one Uber bike driver tried to rape a girl on one of his bike trips. After that event I think that I noticed a decrease of Indian Uber drivers. Low intelligence coupled with bad attitude towards women and backwardness - that does not make you fit for the Western world. They would not even have fit the West 300 years ago let alone now.

They will get there one day, but first world systems for example require an avg. IQ of 97 to work - which explains why despite the constant government campaigns of creating at least latrines, the field shitting continues. Every European settler created an outhouse as one of the first things - and that was centuries ago. This kind of awareness is not difficult for some, but obviously currently are beneath them.

India will remain a diverse country of big gaps of ethnicities who are closer to European in terms of look and behavior and those who are closer other tribes. It will likely remain like that for quite some time. But as I mentioned - India will become the world's superpower - just not in the next 100 years - closer to 300+.



Meanwhile you get funny memes - take it with a grain of salt and humor.



The WRT as some call it are mainly concerned with the preservation of Western civilization which is about to be exterminated. It's an utterly alien concept - India's best days are yet to come and the culture is under no threat of extinction for now.

Partly because as the guy above said - women have no say in the culture - hehe - and I approve that message at least.

Thanks for the vid Simeone, the guy has a really solid head on his shoulders.

The only thing I question is when he tries to get in the heads of local Indians and starts spouting off feminist talking points about them "wanting to feel powerful". At a wild guess, if someone has never been laid in their life, Occam's Razor is much closer to "He's trying to get laid" than some gender studies studies power theory. Even if it's something completely stupid and counterproductive, that's probably the number one thing in their heads every time they encounter a woman.