RizBarKhan

Just a a couple hours ago I was walking to my car from the grocery store and saw a bunch of Indians dancing with a statue in the parking lot , I believe it’s some deity, it was really loud, looks like they were having a good time but all the white people didn’t look too happy - some of them even started recording the Indians, might end up on a few anti immigration pages as rage bait.

He’s a cornball, he’s a mediocre troll.

We call it tanking in American sports, it’s not fixing as he wasn’t paid to throwaway a game nor benefited any bookies. Many teams have done this in pro sports to strategically knock out an opponent they don’t like, India has done it a few times to Pakistan in the past, Hazlewood suggested Australia could’ve done the same to England in the recent t20 World Cup and the ICC didn’t speak out on it, so there doesn’t seem to be a legality issue.

Indians butcher pronunciations in both Urdu and English. The Indian English accent is notorious for being the worst accent in the world and is an easy target for racism and bullying these days. As far as the words you mention, those are features of the Punjabi accent that some Pakistanis of the Punjabi ethnicity have, more so people that grew up in smaller towns and villages as is the case with a lot of our cricketers, since cricket as a career is mostly pursued by the working class in Pakistan - I personally don’t get the anti Punjabi and anti countryside racism a lot of Indians harbor, low IQ bigots like Gobar Arya like to mock the Punjabi Urdu dialect yet most Indians have regional accents themselves and sound even more ridiculous. Misusing “Kari” in place of “kiya”, mispronouncing the letters Z as J and vice versa, S as Sh (saying Salwar instead of Shalwar), and the overemphasis on the letter T, are hallmarks of the Indian accent that most Pakistanis find unpleasant to hear. I guess people like what they’re more familiar with and I personally don’t like listening to Indians speak either Urdu/Hindi or English (Unless they were raised in the west).

Butchering pronunciations is more of an Indian thing.

It will collapse internally. Your own people will bring it down. This is why your Yogi geopolitical expert Gobar Arya is constantly in panic mode, obsessing over Pakistan and Muslims.

They should’ve played in the UAE; better facilities, drier weather, familiar conditions and a huge Afghan community that would turn up for support plus I’m sure the Kiwis would have loved some vacation time in Dubai.

I mean it would somewhat stay alive due to Hindutva but then I started thinking about if even Hindutva will survive and I think it will eventually collapse.

Yes, Hinduism is headed the way of the dodo. I don’t mean any disrespect to Hindus, this is just my projection based off current and historical trends. In the future, Hinduism will follow the fate of all other Indo-European belief systems, it will be a mythology, at best, maybe it will be adapted into a Marvel movie, perhaps they will make a movie about Shiva and Krishna the way they make movies about Thor and Hercules.

The point of religion is to explain our purpose in this world and how to make it to paradise. Any belief system that doesn’t explain that is not really a religion but more of a cultural group/cult/mythology.

It’s definitely in decline, it will always remain a regional ethno racial belief system similar to Nordic paganism, Daoism and Zoroastrianism - a large part of that is because it doesn’t exactly have the same appeal as abrahamic religions which are a lot more simpler and most of the world is familiar with all 3 Abrahamic faiths. Just look at the Indian diaspora in any country where it’s been for over 50+ years and you’ll see Hinduism declining - from South Africa to Guyana to Fiji to Trinidad even a lot of western countries, by the second generation most Indians are atheists or Christian, eventually by the 4th generation over 90% of Indians become Christian. I even see this phenomenon in newer Indian diasporas such as the one in the US, a lot of American raised Indians are non religious or convert to Christianity by the time they’re in college and their children most definitely do not even learn anything about Hinduism, they either join a church or remain agnostic, you can thank India’s state encouraged mass emigration program for that - more and more Indians will immigrate to the west and their children and future descendants (who will be part Indian at best) will not stay Hindu, in about 50-100 years you’ll see a bunch of westerners with Brahmin last names either preaching the gospel or promoting atheism. There will always be some hippy liberals that might coopt Hinduism but it will always be a niche hobby/lifestyle rather than a widespread movement. Occasionally you’ll get some 1/8th Indian kid who will dabble in Hindu mythology the way white people geek out over Greek mythology but it’s never gonna be anything more than a hobby. That said, as long as India remains the cradle of Hindutva then Hinduism will always be alive, it just won’t ever be a global religion and this is some thing its adherents should accept and be okay with and since a lot of Hindus acknowledge that it isn’t a missionary religion and they don’t seek out converts then they should be content with the range of Hinduism, if anything it’s probably better off remaining a regional belief/ethnoreligion like Hasidism and Druze. Any over ambitious aspirations will lead you to disappointment.

Haha but now Georgians hate Indians so much as their country has been flooded with Indian “students”, Indians are literally crying on Georgian subreddits and websites about how they can’t stand the racism and hate they get from Georgians

Says the ashram boy

The World Cup final was a decade ago? India doctoring pitches is very much an ongoing problem.

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