MakinItHappen
Carpet bomb India
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Dear the Indians of LooksMax.Org
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to extend my deepest apologies for the hurtful and offensive comments I made on this forum towards you guys. My words were not only disrespectful but also deeply harmful, and I take full responsibility for the pain they have caused.
Upon reflection, I realise that my actions stemmed from a place of ignorance and internalised racism. Growing up as a British Indian, I have unfortunately absorbed harmful stereotypes and biases that have clouded my judgment. However, I understand now that this is no excuse for perpetuating racism in any form.
I am deeply ashamed of using derogatory terms such as "street-shitter," "sandal flapper," and "bud bud ding ding." These words have no place in civil discourse and only serve to perpetuate division and hatred. I understand the gravity of my actions and the harm they have caused and for that, I am truly sorry.
I must also address the underlying reasons behind my behavior. My frustration with certain aspects of my experiences, such as difficulties with food delivery and irritation towards accents, should never justify or excuse racist behavior. These are personal challenges that I am actively working to overcome, but they should never manifest as bigotry towards others.
I want to assure you that I am committed to educating myself and unlearning the harmful beliefs that have influenced my actions. I understand that words alone are not enough, and I am dedicated to taking concrete steps to become a better ally and a more compassionate human being.
Moving forward, I will actively engage in anti-racism work, both within myself and in my interactions with others. I will seek out opportunities to learn from marginalised voices on this forum and not rip the piss when they want me to teach them how to speak with sex-appeal. I will confront my biases head-on, and challenge harmful stereotypes wherever I encounter them. I am committed to being part of the solution, rather than perpetuating the problem Indians have in the media.
I understand that forgiveness may not come easily and I do not expect it. I only hope that my sincere apology serves as a first step towards healing and reconciliation. I am open to feedback, accountability and dialogue and I am determined to use this experience as a catalyst for positive change.
Once again, I am deeply sorry for the pain I have caused and I thank you for taking the time to read this message.
Sincerely,
Ravi.
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to extend my deepest apologies for the hurtful and offensive comments I made on this forum towards you guys. My words were not only disrespectful but also deeply harmful, and I take full responsibility for the pain they have caused.
Upon reflection, I realise that my actions stemmed from a place of ignorance and internalised racism. Growing up as a British Indian, I have unfortunately absorbed harmful stereotypes and biases that have clouded my judgment. However, I understand now that this is no excuse for perpetuating racism in any form.
I am deeply ashamed of using derogatory terms such as "street-shitter," "sandal flapper," and "bud bud ding ding." These words have no place in civil discourse and only serve to perpetuate division and hatred. I understand the gravity of my actions and the harm they have caused and for that, I am truly sorry.
I must also address the underlying reasons behind my behavior. My frustration with certain aspects of my experiences, such as difficulties with food delivery and irritation towards accents, should never justify or excuse racist behavior. These are personal challenges that I am actively working to overcome, but they should never manifest as bigotry towards others.
I want to assure you that I am committed to educating myself and unlearning the harmful beliefs that have influenced my actions. I understand that words alone are not enough, and I am dedicated to taking concrete steps to become a better ally and a more compassionate human being.
Moving forward, I will actively engage in anti-racism work, both within myself and in my interactions with others. I will seek out opportunities to learn from marginalised voices on this forum and not rip the piss when they want me to teach them how to speak with sex-appeal. I will confront my biases head-on, and challenge harmful stereotypes wherever I encounter them. I am committed to being part of the solution, rather than perpetuating the problem Indians have in the media.
I understand that forgiveness may not come easily and I do not expect it. I only hope that my sincere apology serves as a first step towards healing and reconciliation. I am open to feedback, accountability and dialogue and I am determined to use this experience as a catalyst for positive change.
Once again, I am deeply sorry for the pain I have caused and I thank you for taking the time to read this message.
Sincerely,
Ravi.
