Do you believe that in the future, more people will find India interesting?

[Wallenberg]

Do you believe that in the future, more people will find India interesting?

I have personally found interesting only countries in East Asia, Singapore and Vietnam, the United States, and some other Anglophone countries, as well as my homeland.

India could become a major economic power in the future if their economy grows well. Perhaps life in India could be quite enjoyable if you are doing well financially.

I don't appreciate the way Indians use bright colors, languages, or movies. However, some individual Indian women can be beautiful.

@Gonthar

 

[Big White Cuck]

Don't find India interesting but couldn't keep talking about it. Lol.

The state of racists.

 

[The Grinch]

Yes, India will be one of the leading super powers by 2050-2100 as long as there will be no world war

 

[distance decay]

Its always been a cool spot, its just that in the 2010s its at a low. When my parents came to the west all the neighbors were super curious and wanted to know more about them and shi. Now it would never happen. Indians are seen as an eyesore, but give it 10 years and people will find a new race to shit on. Eg in the early 2000's it was chinese, now no one really cares about them online

 

[iMogEveryone]

most of them stink so no

 

[LooksOrDeath]

Eg in the early 2000's it was chinese, now no one really cares about them online

Wasnt it mostly arabs post 9/11

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

I think what sets Indians apart is their ability to speak good English, widespread internet access and tech savvyness.

 

[GuyFromSingapore]

I think what sets Indians apart is their ability to speak good English, widespread internet access and tech savvyness.

Compare them to South Korea for example. South Koreans may copy Western fashion more. But Indians are more knowledgeable about the West.

 

[Gonthar]

There are people, vloggers, youtubers, influencers, etc. who started to go to India and are now discovering it's actually a shithole...

 

[AlexBrown84]

i myself am an orientalist finding east and southeast asian history interesting the most

when i went to places like delhi it wasn’t that enjoyable but in the northwest where it’s heavily influenced by tibetan buddhism it was enjoyable to learn about the history of the region

i doubt i would enjoy south indian hindu dindus

 

[Wallenberg]

There are people, vloggers, youtubers, influencers, etc. who started to go to India and are now discovering it's actually a shithole...

India is quite a dirty country indeed.

 

[MoggerGaston]

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Its always been a cool spot, its just that in the 2010s its at a low. When my parents came to the west all the neighbors were super curious and wanted to know more about them and shi. Now it would never happen. Indians are seen as an eyesore, but give it 10 years and people will find a new race to shit on. Eg in the early 2000's it was chinese, now no one really cares about them online

also has to do with the fact that western nations are completely swarmed with immigrants nowadays. Everyone is getting tired of it.

10 years ago if you saw an indian person, you would be curious. 'Wow I never met one before, interesting. Let's get to know that person.'

Now it's ethnics everywhere in the netherlands, and most of them refuse to learn/speak dutch too.

Tired of having to speak english in my own fucking country.
It has gone too far.

 

[distance decay]

Now it's ethnics everywhere in the netherlands, and most of them refuse to learn/speak dutch too.

Tired of having to speak english in my own fucking country.
It has gone too far.

Is it every ethnic or is it just muslims. Usually christian/bhuddist immigrants assimilate pretty well, but idk about a bilingual place like the netherlands.
Have certain shops stopped selling to ethnics yet? lol

 

[distance decay]

i myself am an orientalist finding east and southeast asian history interesting the most

when i went to places like delhi it wasn’t that enjoyable but in the northwest where it’s heavily influenced by tibetan buddhism it was enjoyable to learn about the history of the region

i doubt i would enjoy south indian hindu dindus

What do u think about sri lanka, nepal, bhutan. Majority bhuddist populations alot safer and cleaner