Israel receives $3.8B a year, of which $2.7B must be spent with US defense contractors—a jobs program for a vital US industry employing Americans. $1.1B goes to Israel. Jordan receives $2B a year, of which $400M must be spent in the US; the rest is economic aid. Jordan receives more cash than Israel, yet Abu Al-Sayed never blames it for expensive groceries.

Nonsense. Jews in America have the same suicidal empathy Hindus have. Majority both vote for Democrats despite them backing Islamists. Being an American Hindu doesn't mean you support India over America.

JD Vance's in-laws' names are Radhakrishna Chilukuri and Lakshmi Chilukuri. I wonder if he tells them this stuff, too. To their faces. Or does he just save it for white MAGA rallies? Truly a racist pathetic embarrassment of a son-in-law to his brown Indian immigrant in-laws.

Another reason why there is no "South Asia." A study measured violent crime conviction rate by country of origin of the immigrant vs Danish people. Pakistanis have a 2x violent crime rate. What's common in the top 5? Where is India? Does religion affect morality?

haramzada trath ti tavan wasii panas

Reminder that before they hated Indians, Texas Republicans started by hating Muslims. Hating Indians is what you get once you drop the pretense that your racism even has to make sense. richardhanania.com/p/choose-…

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Sharjeel Imam’s argument is basically this: Indian Muslims don’t necessarily need a separate country, but they need a constitutional system that actually guarantees them political power, representation and equality. He revisits Jinnah, but revisiting Jinnah doesn’t automatically mean demanding Pakistan. There’s a difference between asking for a separate country and asking for constitutional reforms within the country you already live in. The real question he raises is: Does India’s current constitutional framework give Muslims genuine political representation and a fair share in power, or is secularism just a promise on paper? You can disagree with his argument. But first, understand what he’s actually proposing instead of blindly equating every criticism of the Constitution with separatism.

Humiliating a Muslim delivery worker because his Azan app rang during prayer time is not religious pride but bigotry and cruelty. Khalid came to earn an honest living, not to be publicly shamed for his faith. And calling yourself a Kashmiri Pandit? Kashmiriyat is a legacy of dignity, compassion and coexistence not hatred, humiliation and religious arrogance. You may claim an identity, but your actions must reflect its values. Persons prayer is not dominance. His faith is not a crime. And his dignity is not yours to destroy. Stand with Khalid. Condemn this public humiliation. Kashmirs soul is greater than this hatred. I urge @Flipkart @flipkartsupport to investigate this incident and take strict action against customers who harass, humiliate, or discriminate against delivery workers on religious grounds.