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Originally posted by: charminggenie

Zephs ..🤗

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You know what won't happen, he won't be branded a terrorist for one. It's about his mental health, mental disease and other things. Was he driven by rage or was depressed.

Again opens a debate over gun control, which will only remain a debate in US..come what may.

You know I was wondering exactly about that - so please clarify for my understanding.. How does the process work? - Walk into a shop selling guns , pay money, give your ID number (for tracking purpose).. and just buy one?

London , mostly is very accepting. UK overall. I think, because we are in number, shared history and also we make a big political vote now.

Any country where the minority immigrant population becomes a political equity will feel more accepting.

What you say is true. At the end of the day.. anywhere and in any situation (be it country or kitchen or a playground)...the ones with power will always be 'respected'

However, surprisingly my encounters with Europeans (english included) have been not so great.. Once I remember, we were at some conference.. and two french women just got up and left the table as soon as two Malaysians joined them for dinner

Many such examples..

Originally posted by: enigmatic_zephy

Originally posted by: enigmatic_zephy

UCLA incident:

Will they completely overlook what unwarranted deeds were being carried out by the professor to drive an Indian ( bengali.. reason I say that is because Indians in general are docile.. over cautious .. and a middle class person more so).. to shoot him..

For him to end his life and professors probably means it would have been so much more than just career being over...

He had a kill list. He succeeded in killing two. One on the kill list was on vacation.

Nobody understands anger more than me 😆 but this guy is clearly touched in his head to go on a rampage like that. If he had kept it between him and the professor, then it is somewhat understandable (not excusable but understandable), but why the others?

Q: Do you feel like second class citizens if you are living outside of your country (from wherever, to wherever)? Do you feel genuinely accepted?

if this question is posed with the above context as the backdrop, it is not a valid question. I don't see a racial motivation behind the professor screwing this guy (assuming he did screw the guy); there are other Indians too working under him.

If it s a general question, IMO, we are all discriminated at one point in time or other regardless of where we reside based on language accent, looks, color, weight, height, how wealthy or poor one is perceived as, etc.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

My POC Experience in USA > My Female Experience in India X 10

Originally posted by: K.Universe.

Sorry! I would divide the right hand side by 10


My Female Experience in India < (My POC Experience in USA) / 10

Originally posted by: charminggenie

@Bold Says it all.😆

Originally posted by: K.Universe.

:))

just going for the right expression, so had to retain the original variables.

btw, i don't even know what "POC" stands for. i heard of PIO (person of indian origin) and OCI (overseas citizen of India)