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Monday, June 29, 2009

Indians attacked in Australia. Is it really racism, or just a grudge shown on a skilled community?

The definition of racism has undergone a drastic change in recent years. Earlier racism meant differentiation due to color/race (something a person is born with). In today’s real world, the term racism is a differentiation between skilled and unskilled (goons as we call them) people. The irony is that the goons have an upper hand today.

Skill is something a person acquires through his/her hard work slogging for years it changes him both mentally and physically. Acquiring knowledge opens up his prospective and helps him understand and analyze situations, something that non-talented goons lack, they see people with skill as a threat and the only way they can retaliate is through violence.

Classical example is recent attacks on Indian students in Australia, attacks on Indians in Europe, US and even middle east (who by the way share the same skin color as Asians). If they cannot physically abuse you, they find ways through their legal immigration system, e.g. asking Indians and Chinese to wait for 10- 12 years before they can achieve legal residency in US, and an unskilled Hispanic get the green light to stay, ironic isn’t it.

Bottom line, goons no matter how much you try to push us down we will be victorious in the end.

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