MEDIA: Indians And The Assimilation Question

Scott Greer on whether Susie Wiles detected in her focus groups of
legacy American proles who might be convinced to cast ballots for
Donald Trump and JD Vance that they are happy with the American
culture that the Cheap Labor Lobby's scab workers assimilate:
<URL:https://www.highly-respected.com/p/indians-and-the-assimilation-question>
| During the uproar over the H-1B visas, many Indians revealed their
| utter disdain for Americans on social media. They reveled in the
| idea of replacing us and taking our jobs. They derided whites as
| dumb, lazy, and belonging in a trailer park. There was this
| assumption that they would make for a high caste in the U.S.,
| proudly ruling over the people who built this country. It doesn't
| speak well for their assimilation to openly exhibit this disdain.

Also Ann Coulter and Amy Wax on whether legacy American proles favor
importing a new elite:
<URL:https://anncoulter.substack.com/p/my-most-politically-incorrect-interview>
| "South Asians rise a lot higher in the American business hierarchy,
| for example, or in American professions as well, than East Asians,
| because they have a different personality profile. South Asians are
| a lot more aggressive.
|
| They're always bragging about how all these Silicon Valley companies
| are run by Indians. And you look them up, none of them were started
| by Indians."

John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"A phenomenon that has intensified in social media era: Use of naive
children, dunderheads, glorified cocktail waitresses, etc as
political mouthpieces and script reading proxies. This seems esp
pronounced in the West (and USA in particular). Our system might
require it." - Darren Beattie
<URL:https://twitter.com/DarrenJBeattie/status/1235271143629770752>