Why do Indian-origin politicians never make it big in the US?

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sev.puri

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Posted: 5 years ago

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Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

i don't know but i need my womb chakra to calm down cuz i am period paining like hell..

Hot water bottle and paracetamol girl!

How did we forget about the Rajneeshees? Did anyone watch Tiger King? Did no-one pick up Kevin Antle calling himself Bhagwan Antle?! White people, honestly.🤦🏽‍♀️

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Seig heil

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Posted: 5 years ago

#22

Start breeding and get that population level atleast to 5% or above then we would start getting indian politican taking over key places

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Posted: 5 years ago

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Originally posted by: sev.puri
Hot water bottle and paracetamol girl!

How did we forget about the Rajneeshees? Did anyone watch Tiger King? Did no-one pick up Kevin Antle calling himself Bhagwan Antle?! White people, honestly.🤦🏽‍♀️

LOL! Indians don't know the concept of cultural appropriation..so disrespectful so much cringe...

last year i briefly did a gig at an ad agency and during diwali they all dressed in very tacky cheap selwar kameez and had catering done with Indian themed food.. i wanted no part in it and some of the comments people made me roll my eyes...

Edited by Bulbbul_Pandey - 5 years ago

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sev.puri

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Posted: 5 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

LOL! Indians don't know the concept of cultural appropriation..so disrespectful so much cringe...

last year i briefly did a gig at an ad agency and during diwali they all dressed in very tacky cheap selwar kameez and had catering done with Indian themed food.. i wanted no part in it and some of the comments people made me roll my eyes...

I think it’s a fine balance. Don’t fetishise the culture. Most Indians are laid back about these things, and we welcome people wanting to know more about our culture with open arms. It’s just that lately some people outrage about anything and everything. Most people dolling up in salwar kameez’s don’t come from a bad place and aren’t trying to be disrespectful. I really want to know why white people insist on wearing short kurta wala salwar kameez which went out of fashion in 2000 though?😆Honestly, the ‘colour runs’ is what I can’t support because they’ve taken out all links to the original festival.

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Saralicious7

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Posted: 5 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

She did not embrace Hinduism, her parents were Hindus. I liked her too, she was a strong contender. But she's not Indian, definitely not.
Nobody thinks so either except for maybe some ill-informed Indians.

She specifically tweeted some time back that She is not Indian. Maybe bz of her name Tulsi, people get this idea but She was one i was rooting for.

Edited by sarasingh7 - 5 years ago

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Posted: 5 years ago

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Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

LOL! Indians don't know the concept of cultural appropriation..so disrespectful so much cringe...

last year i briefly did a gig at an ad agency and during diwali they all dressed in very tacky cheap selwar kameez and had catering done with Indian themed food.. i wanted no part in it and some of the comments people made me roll my eyes...

But it's not Indians who do cultural appropriation, right?