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These are the indian incels talking about hypergamy 😂

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6 Gorillian, nuttin mo & nuttin less.
 
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India and sewer in the same sentence 🥀
 
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Those are the jobs for the Dalits

Brahmin Indians don’t touch dirty stuff
 
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Tales from mumbai sewers
CHink women getting sandwhiched by the white pizza delivery boy and rajesh from customer service, while joshua wong is sent outside as he listens to them make love to his wife
 
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CHink women getting sandwhiched by the white pizza delivery boy and rajesh from customer service, while joshua wong is sent outside as he listens to them make love to his wife
Another indian incel talking bullshit

Go back to street shitting u subhuman rat
 
Another indian incel talking bullshit

Go back to street shitting u subhuman rat
nigga Im not indian, Im from America
I just laugh at chinks being supreme cucks to jeets
 
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Chinks are richer than ethnics
what good is being rich if you dont get bitches
Rich incel who gets no bitches
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Rajesh from the designated shitting street from mumbai pumping and dumping linglings
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Rajesh couldn’t even get a bug mate. This isn’t Hollywood where the 5’2 Indian janitor slays with his mop.
Rajesh and Chad fighting over chinks
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They smear cow dung on their skin.
No wonder their skin and pheno looks so shitty.
 
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Give the source 🤔
Chinese AI deepseek
Based on the search results, Indian men in Asia most frequently marry **Chinese women**, particularly in Southeast Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. This trend is driven by historical migration, cultural proximity, and evolving social dynamics. Key findings include:

### 1. **Singapore: Highest Intermarriage Rates**
- In Singapore, marriages between Indian men and Chinese women are the **most common form of interethnic union**. Government data shows that 16.4% of all marriages in 2007 were interethnic, predominantly between Chinese and Indians.
- Chindians (Chinese-Indian mixed-race individuals) constitute **2.4% of Singapore's population**, reflecting the scale of these unions.

### 2. **Malaysia: Historical and Cultural Factors**
- Malaysia hosts a **significant Chindian community**, rooted in 19th- and 20th-century migration patterns. Chinese and Indian immigrants intermarried extensively, creating enduring mixed-race populations.
- Urbanization and shared economic activities (e.g., trade) facilitated these marriages, with Chinese women being primary partners for Indian men.

### 3. **Thailand: Integration and Assimilation**
- Thailand's large **Thai-Chinese community** (historically influential in trade) has intermarried with Indian migrants since the 1860s. Though less documented than in Singapore/Malaysia, these unions are socially accepted, especially in business hubs like Bangkok.

### 4. **Broader Asian Context**
- **Hong Kong**: A smaller but notable community of "local Indians" (mixed Chinese-Indian ancestry) exists, descended from early Indian migrants who married Chinese Tanka women.
- **India**: Limited intermarriage occurs with Chinese expatriates (e.g., in Kolkata/Mumbai Chinatowns), but numbers are small (~189,000 ethnic Chinese in India).

### Why Chinese Women?
- **Demographic Shifts**: In Southeast Asia, Chinese and Indian communities historically settled in overlapping urban areas, increasing interaction.
- **Cultural Flexibility**: Unlike strict endogamy in India (where 93% marry within caste/community), diaspora communities show greater openness.
- **Socioeconomic Factors**: Shared middle-class aspirations and educational backgrounds in cosmopolitan cities like Singapore reduce ethnic barriers.

### Challenges
- **Social Acceptance**: While more common in Southeast Asia, such marriages can face resistance in mainland India or China due to historical nationalism.
- **Data Gaps**: Forced marriages and caste endogamy in India limit comprehensive statistics.

### Summary Table
| **Country** | **Key Trends** | **Notable Data** |
|-----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| **Singapore** | Most prevalent; Indian-Chinese = primary intermarriage pair | 16.4% of marriages interethnic (2007) |
| **Malaysia** | Large Chindian communities from historical migration | Significant population in urban areas |
| **Thailand** | Integration via business; Thai-Chinese + Indian partnerships | ~400,000 Thai-Indians (some mixed) |
| **India** | Minimal; small communities in Chinatowns (e.g., Kolkata) | ~189,000 ethnic Chinese residents |

For further details, refer to the sources on [Chindians in Asia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chindians) and [marriage dynamics in Singapore](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arranged_marriage_in_the_Indian_subcontinent).
 
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Chinese AI deepseek
Based on the search results, Indian men in Asia most frequently marry **Chinese women**, particularly in Southeast Asian countries like Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. This trend is driven by historical migration, cultural proximity, and evolving social dynamics. Key findings include:

### 1. **Singapore: Highest Intermarriage Rates**
- In Singapore, marriages between Indian men and Chinese women are the **most common form of interethnic union**. Government data shows that 16.4% of all marriages in 2007 were interethnic, predominantly between Chinese and Indians.
- Chindians (Chinese-Indian mixed-race individuals) constitute **2.4% of Singapore's population**, reflecting the scale of these unions.

### 2. **Malaysia: Historical and Cultural Factors**
- Malaysia hosts a **significant Chindian community**, rooted in 19th- and 20th-century migration patterns. Chinese and Indian immigrants intermarried extensively, creating enduring mixed-race populations.
- Urbanization and shared economic activities (e.g., trade) facilitated these marriages, with Chinese women being primary partners for Indian men.

### 3. **Thailand: Integration and Assimilation**
- Thailand's large **Thai-Chinese community** (historically influential in trade) has intermarried with Indian migrants since the 1860s. Though less documented than in Singapore/Malaysia, these unions are socially accepted, especially in business hubs like Bangkok.

### 4. **Broader Asian Context**
- **Hong Kong**: A smaller but notable community of "local Indians" (mixed Chinese-Indian ancestry) exists, descended from early Indian migrants who married Chinese Tanka women.
- **India**: Limited intermarriage occurs with Chinese expatriates (e.g., in Kolkata/Mumbai Chinatowns), but numbers are small (~189,000 ethnic Chinese in India).

### Why Chinese Women?
- **Demographic Shifts**: In Southeast Asia, Chinese and Indian communities historically settled in overlapping urban areas, increasing interaction.
- **Cultural Flexibility**: Unlike strict endogamy in India (where 93% marry within caste/community), diaspora communities show greater openness.
- **Socioeconomic Factors**: Shared middle-class aspirations and educational backgrounds in cosmopolitan cities like Singapore reduce ethnic barriers.

### Challenges
- **Social Acceptance**: While more common in Southeast Asia, such marriages can face resistance in mainland India or China due to historical nationalism.
- **Data Gaps**: Forced marriages and caste endogamy in India limit comprehensive statistics.

### Summary Table
| **Country** | **Key Trends** | **Notable Data** |
|-----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| **Singapore** | Most prevalent; Indian-Chinese = primary intermarriage pair | 16.4% of marriages interethnic (2007) |
| **Malaysia** | Large Chindian communities from historical migration | Significant population in urban areas |
| **Thailand** | Integration via business; Thai-Chinese + Indian partnerships | ~400,000 Thai-Indians (some mixed) |
| **India** | Minimal; small communities in Chinatowns (e.g., Kolkata) | ~189,000 ethnic Chinese residents |

For further details, refer to the sources on [Chindians in Asia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chindians) and [marriage dynamics in Singapore](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arranged_marriage_in_the_Indian_subcontinent).
Nice source u pajeet 😂
 
Saaar sewer saar
 

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