>>512861113
So, he was exactly like jeets.

Indian culture is incompatible with Western Civilization.

>When I was a child growing up in India, I learned that “might makes right.” Power was often abused, with those in control acting as if they had a God-given right to exploit and dominate others. The display of authority could be so extreme that questioning it or expecting those in power to do their duty might lead to retribution. Those in authority seemed to believe that their positions were not for serving others but for personal gain.

>People who showed respect appeared to have meekly accepted a lower, subservient position. Kind people had to hide their compassion, for being nice was seen as a weakness.

https://www.amren.com/features/2024/12/india-its-worse-than-you-think/

https://www.dailyo.in/variety/scams-nirav-modi-rotomac-fodder-scam-pnb-22537

Also remember to refer to a pajeet as 'dalit' (untouchable/garbage) or malaun (cursed)

>>512300655
>The poojeet in charge of designing the bridge probably didn't consider the possibility of rain. A completely normal mistake
True. There's little rain in India.

>>510129160
> The amount of bug reports about the train display not working because their fucking brown retard hands decided to change the entire backend messaging protocol without telling anyone. Between each commit, the structures and layouts of these files would change dramatically and they'd expect me to go in and rejig everything around. Literally fucking months fighting bug reports where the report is 1 word in their shitty accents with a video of them just saying it.
Feelz anon. I’ve run into this same type of shit. Jeets can’t into business logic. Or any logic structure.

And I can’t understand what they’re saying half the time. I’ve been refusing meetings and make everything happen over email so I can read it.

I think they break shit on purpose for some cultural power trip thing.

God I hate jeets.

Indian culture is incompatible with Western Civilization.

>When I was a child growing up in India, I learned that “might makes right.” Power was often abused, with those in control acting as if they had a God-given right to exploit and dominate others. The display of authority could be so extreme that questioning it or expecting those in power to do their duty might lead to retribution. Those in authority seemed to believe that their positions were not for serving others but for personal gain.

>People who showed respect appeared to have meekly accepted a lower, subservient position. Kind people had to hide their compassion, for being nice was seen as a weakness.

https://www.amren.com/features/2024/12/india-its-worse-than-you-think/

https://www.dailyo.in/variety/scams-nirav-modi-rotomac-fodder-scam-pnb-22537

>>509736207
He’s incorrect.
Pajeet coders are horrible.
And they lie.
God I hate them.