salman's racist comment on KARMA SHERPA

i felt so bad for karma sherpa, what a nasty remark only in india do people get away with this. no wonder there are so many insurrections in north east as long as typical hindi mentality is to make fun of other regionals whether it be that tamils are dark or nepalese/assamese have less round eyes ,punjabis are not as intelligent, or bengalis are reserved, or gujus are cheap skates,etc...
apologise salman to karma and shame on judges for laughing at karma

First, Punjabi bias.

Now, nepali racist.

What next?

Maharashtrian chauvinism? and then...............?? 😲

Originally posted by: musicmuse

First, Punjabi bias.

Now, nepali racist.

What next?

Maharashtrian chauvinism? and then...............?? 😲

so you think comment on asian slit eyes is ok????????

Chill people. It was in noo way racist. It was funny. The way he said it took the bite out .Don't make a mountain out of a molehill, Please.

I think he meant it as a joke but it is also possible it could be misconstrued. So maybe the remark went in a way not intended by Salman.
Well let bygones be bygones. I think Karma himself took it as a joke.

The comments are of very bad taste unless its scripted.

Chinese are often referred to as slit eyes, yellow skin etc

i think the comment is always considered in "good spirit" or "funny" when it is not about yourself :)

...... i agree that salman meant no malice but the truth is that for people in the north east, comments like these are hurtful ...... They absolutely hate it .......

We are a racist society as a whole so we don't think its a big deal to call a dark skinned person ugly or make jokes about the so called "chinky eyes"

try making fun of a black man's colour in any other country in the world .... no matter how nicely or sweetly you may say it .... no matter how much fun you intended ..... the backlash will make your head spin

its not making a mountain out of a molehill ..... whats wrong about being sensitive to other people - their cultures, their religion , their inherent characteristics.