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Rising Anti-American Sentiment

I've noticed a lot of USB colleagues noticing that Americans aren't being hired anymore & are upset about that. I see entire floors full of one ethnitity not previously known to our continent. I thought that's what diversity was & we were cool with that! I thought hiring cousins & castemates & taking kickbacks was what DIE (sp?) was all about? Why must people resist letting some others in the global community come-up, my American family has it all already why should yours who may not be as stable yet take-up a spot & income for our unfortunate friends an ocean away?

(Satire about the anti-Indian sentiment post. I swear to God the liberal mind rot sui-idal empathy will end this country.)


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Post ID: @er+1kxnw96va

"Cribbing" is not a term typically used in the U.S. It is a slang term used in India, by people of Indian origin. Sort of like certain AAVE terms (previously often known as "ebonics") are only used in certain communities within the U.S. and if someone else uses the term it is reviled as "cultural appropriation". It's slang for "complaining". By using this term you have identified yourself as being from India. Context matters. Now get lost.

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Post ID: @ek+1kxnw96va

What an absurd one, OP. Seems petty.

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Post ID: @eg+1kxnw96va

@be cribbing is not a commonly used word atleast in US slang. You're outing yourself using it.

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Post ID: @dj+1kxnw96va

Stop cribbing and learn to adapt to global work force

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Post ID: @be+1kxnw96va

Ohhh OP is finally realizing what it feels like to be a minority!

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Post ID: @ap+1kxnw96va

That's a weird way to let everyine know you have a baby peen. Whatever gets you off.

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Post ID: @an+1kxnw96va

Sounds like someone’s testosterone is sagging.

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Post ID: @af+1kxnw96va

I agree. Individuals need to always be treated as individuals. It just gets tough when cultural differences mean that isn't necessarily a two-way street.

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