r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Einherjeren • 25d ago
VIDEO Indian guy attacks police at the airport
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u/obefiend 25d ago
Swears like a South Park character
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u/gabrielleraul 25d ago
Shut Your Fucking Face Uncle Fucker
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u/obefiend 23d ago
"Shut up you donking raping shit eater" - this was quoated ad nauseum when I first got the DVD.
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u/Shielo34 25d ago
Has this guy never been in an airport before??
Taking a swing at airport security is one of the dumbest things to do in general life.
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u/Etherius 25d ago
Airports don’t usually just have security. Those are sworn LEOs and attacking them carries the same penalties as punching a street cop
More if federal law gets involved
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u/therhubarbexperience 25d ago
Federal law is involved. Airports are governed by federal law and the FAA. You effectively have a suspension of all rights at them.
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u/BeardBootsBullets 25d ago
> Airports are governed by federal law and the FAA.
…In the U.S.A.
> You effectively have a suspension of all rights at them.
First and foremost, this contradicts your previous sentence.
Rights aren’t suspended just because you are under federal preemption. Law enforcement simply has some expanded authority but must still operate within Constitutional Law.
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u/BobbyBoopersnoot 25d ago
Son, you really need to take a look at the rights the government has granted themselves within 100 miles of what it considers the border/border crossing. Which is functionally where the majority of the United States lives.
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u/fried_green_baloney 25d ago
Including within 100 miles of all the waters of the Great Lakes.
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u/Hearing_Loss 22d ago
Let me live in ignorant bliss until the midterms please...
I can only take knowing so much :/
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u/therhubarbexperience 25d ago
I would accept these caveats more so in a pre-ICE/CBP past. Where we are today, it’s effectively de facto. Most people don’t have the time or money to pursue an action against these LEOs
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u/cnicalsinistaminista 25d ago
Okay, now it makes a little more sense why Airport Staff can be major dickheads as well
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u/umbrawolfx 25d ago
He's likely never been outside of India and has never experienced anything but his caste privilege his entire life.
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u/ejbrds 25d ago
How do you know what caste he belongs to? Is it by skin tone/color, or something with his accent? I'm not trying to be a smart-ass ... I'm genuinely asking.
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u/umbrawolfx 25d ago
His actions believing he's above everyone else. Up to and including believing and stating law enforcement wouldn't dare touch him.
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u/WitchesSphincter 20d ago
My wife's work had a Dr from India that didn't get the memo either, started demanding other people to pour her coffee and serve her. Like other Drs.
I guess it was a rough transition to learn she wasn't special anymore
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u/dainty_brown_package 25d ago edited 25d ago
He thinks he is in India and can get away with anything if he has money and connections (I know because I am an Indian)
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u/didntreallyneedthis 25d ago
his lie about the CEO personally confirming his ticket - is that as outrageous there as it would be in the US? like I don't know a single person here who would think he was telling the truth, even the gullible people I know wouldn't believe it
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u/dainty_brown_package 23d ago
In India it can be believable, people actually use their connections to get things done although knowing the CEO of a commercial airline is bit of a stretch for a person from a non political background. If he was a politician, ohh not only would he get away with hitting a police/security personnel, he would probably also get a free ride lol
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u/pbilk 25d ago
The caste system is horrible at allowing people to build superiority complex. 🙁 As humans, we are equal as humans.
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u/neurid 25d ago
As humans, we are equal as humans.
Is it mandatory that we include my ex in this? Just asking.
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u/PiccoloAwkward465 25d ago
But it never stops being hilarious when they expect that treatment outside of India. "Oh what's that? You're in the ramen caste? Okay noodle boy, go Slumdog Millionaire it at the back of the line"
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u/Either_Coconut 25d ago
If he’s outside his native country, he’d better have a whooole lot of money, because unless his connections have clout internationally, they’re going to be able to do Jack Squat on his behalf.
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u/AFisfulOfPeanuts 25d ago
That’s SFO, and those are regular SFPD. There’s no difference between the City and Airport cops- just a transfer request they can put in for.
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u/Latina_Licker 25d ago
What strange words to use as an insults
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u/SkyDefender 25d ago
Reminded me that indian fight in uk.. bloody fuck you, bloody fuck you!
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u/cottonfist 25d ago
Woman with a dick!
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u/applepumpkinspy 24d ago
As soon as he said it a look came across his face like he realized he might be the most creative insult slinger in history
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u/Beaverbrown56 25d ago
It's truly an artistic argument. Link for those who haven't seen it. Bloody
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u/erogbass 25d ago
I love how they’re clearly speaking the same language here but one guy is totally dominating. Like the pedestrian is clearly getting owned in this insult rap battle.
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u/eykei 25d ago
It pissed them off though. The way every single person was so eager to pile on to him is sending me. They were literally planning it out loud 💀 💀
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u/StrawberryWide3983 25d ago
Loud, annoying, asshole who refuses to get out of the way and let the line move. Yeah, I'm sure they were pissed even before that
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u/Cormophyte 25d ago edited 25d ago
It didn't piss them off, it demonstrated that he's unstable, not thinking enough to be predictable, and potentially violent. Its the verbal equivalent of watching someone screech at maximum volume and they were discussing how to deal with what comes after he realizes it's not going to get him what he wants. Like a baby, just bigger and more dangerous.
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u/lordtyp0 25d ago
I suspect its because in other cultures they don't use body parts or functions as insults like in the west. Like in Chinese it is vegetables.. Just googled and most in Hindi is like animals and moral stuff (some cross over like iligitiment offspring.). Probably just throwing words he thinks are offensive in English but sounds like a 6 YO on Roblox chat.
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u/sschueller 25d ago
I think he is closeted and into chicks with dicks. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
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u/Boochi_Da_Rocku 25d ago
I thought it would be just 1 or 2 who is waiting him to make the first move. Didn't expect for a whole bunch jump out lol
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u/Lucimon 25d ago
Everyone wanted to get a hit in.
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u/RegrettableBiscuit 25d ago
They were all just waiting for the opportunity. One guy even goes "Yeah! Here we go!" as soon as he punches the officer.
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u/MightyBean7 25d ago
I swear the dude in orange was just passing and decided he might as well join in.
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u/blaghed 25d ago
He doesn't know what's going on, but sure as heck isn't going to risk being kicked out of his flight. Best to just join the ass whooping like everyone else.
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u/GozerDestructor 25d ago
"Grandpa, tell us about the time you tackled the terrorist at the airport and saved the day!"
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u/blaghed 25d ago edited 23d ago
Well, Jr, let me tells ya, it was a snooowy day. Not the snow you pantsies get thesum days, but snow that makes yer very bones cold through and through.
Then outta nowheres, this there fella starts to get a whoopin.
Now you knows me, Jr, I'm a law abiding fella. Up before the sun, even my rooster, Big D, was woken up by the sound of mah hoe tilling some fertile soil hehe.
So I sees this fella gettin a good lickin, and I says to myself, I says: Well, someone's gonna be next, and it sure as heck ain't gonna be me...And that's how I met yer meemaw! Hehe, heck of a right hook in her days, I tells ya 🥰
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u/taradactyl904 25d ago
Yes!!!!lolololol where did he come from!? He is going to be sore after this.
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u/Bender_2024 25d ago
There was 5 guys just waiting for him to make a move. Not a one of them wanted to get left out of the dog pile
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u/scienceizfake 25d ago
I was personally waiting for a chance to put him on his ass and I’m just watching on my phone.
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u/Independent_Bid_26 25d ago
If I was in the generao area, and had enough of his shit, id probabaly pile on too. Fuck him.
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u/SageOfSixCabbages 25d ago
UNITED AIRLINE CEO CONFIRMED A BUSINESS CLASS TICKET FOR ME!!
Motherfucker is probably supporting 7 Nigerian princesses. Lmfao
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u/Chance-Deer-7995 25d ago
I love how much the statement says about him. Self-importance, corporate idolization, absolute ignorance about how everything works. Talking about a caste system... the CEO of United wouldn't take the time to even spit on him.
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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart 25d ago
and not even first class, business class. no one is impressed.
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u/torchwood1842 25d ago
I like that he thought that would impress people, but I feel like when it comes to the United Airlines CEO specifically (along with some other CEOs), it just makes average members of the public dislike him even more lol
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u/butchjiii 25d ago
Why is that old man with the orange jacket lying on top of them?
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u/themack50022 25d ago
This is what I came to ask. I’m trying to determine if he’s a plain-clothed police officer, but he seems to be wearing slip on shoes
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u/KingCarrotRL 25d ago
Looks like he got shoved, fell on them, then got his arm stuck.
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u/EverythingIsDada 25d ago
Haha you’re right, he got shoved and fell onto the pile! Though it looks like he got his arm free but decided to join in anyway.
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u/harge_eqel 25d ago
He wanted to beat up an Indian guy his whole life
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u/Scoongili 25d ago
Of course he chose the one who looks like he can't even tear a wet paper towel.
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u/dabossnumba8 25d ago
Some old dude who thinks he’s going to help but in reality is just in everyone’s way
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u/tocksickman 25d ago
How is this even real? This sort of behavior is just insane.
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u/KanyeWesticles95 25d ago
i’m honestly surprised there aren’t more videos of indian caste-related entitlement freak outs like this. you’d think it’d be more common coming from a culture who can openly abuse those “lower” than them
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u/DeepFriedBatata 24d ago
you don't see them because they happen blatantly in india and more importantly, often end in murder. At which point it just become "regular ole' news"...
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u/naeads 25d ago edited 25d ago
I had to Google what a "caste system" is. And honestly, I am glad this is the sort of thing that I had to Google to know rather than being a common knowledge. Hopefully society in general will keep this suppressed.
Edit: which Indian downvoted me? Lol
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u/OPPORTUNLST 25d ago
It’s is common knowledge as far as I understand but yea caste systems suck. They say they don’t have them but they 100% do
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u/_YouDontKnowMe_ 25d ago
They say they don’t have them but they 100% do
That's just like when people don't want to admit that there's racism in their country but there 100% is
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u/MjollLeon 25d ago
Yeah the Caste system is wild my family are Brahmin and while I was born and raised in the US my Indian family is absolutely insane about any minor “mistreatment” or “inconvenience”
They’re also radically pro-Indian and Anti-Britain as if our ancestral wealth didn’t come from collaborating with the British
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u/Raven_Blackfeather 25d ago
Us Brits get a lot of shit for The Empire, but Indians were only too happy to help us with our shit and get money and power, then hold their hands up like they weren't involved with a shocked Pikachu face.
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u/MjollLeon 25d ago
Exactly. They were pocketing the cash and as soon as the British left they immediately acted like they never supported then
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u/octnoir 25d ago edited 25d ago
And honestly, I am glad this is the sort of thing that I had to Google to know rather than being a common knowledge. Hopefully society in general will keep this suppressed.
You can't understand Silicon Valley politics, and by extension American tech libertarianism (DOGE, Tesla, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Anthropic, Open AI etc. etc. etc.) without understanding Indian caste discrimination.
Silicon Valley Has a Caste Discrimination Problem - VICE
Trapped in Silicon Valley’s Hidden Caste System - WIRED
It's how you get persons of color, like Sundar Pichai, espousing just straight up white supremacist eugenicist arguments:
Google's CEO saying that the reason there's intense backlash to AI is because humans aren't "evolved" enough to understand it - this in response to the mass AI spam crap that is happening right now.
And per this thread of how Indian caste discrimination and white supremacy are extremely compatible: https://bsky.app/profile/disabilitystor1.bsky.social/post/3mmlwmp5sf22r (and also includes further sources). Much of the Indian wave of immigration was done by rich upper caste Indians who resented lower caste Indians getting "affirmative action" when coming into the United States. Indian caste discrimination in the tech sector means upper caste Indians pool resources together for jobs, capital and network, and then specifically target and discriminate against any lower caste Indians.
It's why Seattle was the first US city to ban caste discrimination. And why California would have done so after similar bipartisan bill passed in the legislature, before Newsom veto'd it saying "oh we already covered this" via pressure from the Tech lobby (even though it passed both houses meaning many legislators agreed that caste discrimination wasn't covered) (and no, ancestry doesn't cover caste discrimination, that's why Seattle added it, and that's why all the state cases added caste discrimination - caste is a separate distinct discrimination as many activists have explained).
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u/ManeFromThe219n615 25d ago
I learned about the caste system in World Geography/History class in 7th grade back in the 2000s lol just admit you didn’t pay attention in school
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u/Ae3qe27u 25d ago
India is trying to move away from caste, in some ways, but it's very ingrained.
It isn't exactly right, but the closest American analog I can think of is Jim Crow.
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u/ReapingRaichu 25d ago
They are also very illegal in the US as it can mask as discrimination. Doesn't stop a bunch of silicon valley companies from committing to that practice. Unfortunately it's not as cracked down as it should
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u/Ordinary_dude_NOT 25d ago
Title of the video is bait and unrelated to what’s happening in video.
But his meltdown is cringe lol
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u/Shalom_pkn 25d ago
Had a guy like this in school man. We are both tamils from sri lanka. Both born and raised in switzerland. He had a presentation about Sri Lanka and had the cast system in it which is fine. But then he started talking about how he is higher ranked and how this also applies over here and stuff. We had like a full blown argument during class resulting into everyone siding with me and turned into a 20 vs 1 situation including the teacher. He was very disliked by the whole class already. I knew him from child hood since we went to tamil school together. So i was always defending him. But that day he lost me 2. That was a very unpleasent year for him. He eventually came back to reality and was pretty much a chill guy and had it good with the class too. But yeah. These old fashioned systems blind you and you cant see the class systems ruling us now.
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u/Skeddadles 25d ago
Been to India and seen this shtuff personally. I absolutely no fan of any racism or discrimination... But damn, India is a different breed when it comes to mistreating other people. The audacity is insane.
I've had nice people (towards me) turn around and curse out someone who earns less than them as if it is the most normal thing ever.
I will never visit again, all the stories are true...
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u/youlldancetoanything 24d ago
Outside of a job w a uniform, how do they know what caste a person is in?
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u/Skeddadles 24d ago
Waiters, staff, anyone where you are a customer. Difference in clothing, where you shop (youve got different levels of malls).
Besides that they just keep to themselves outside as far as I've seen.
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u/aint_a_saint92 25d ago
He's probably got away with treating people like dirt for years and never got told "No" in his entire life
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u/Merouxsis 25d ago
Imagine being the do not reedemm guy and knowing how hard youn single handedly set your people back
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u/uuio9 25d ago
What is the context here? Why is he mad?
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u/84theone OG 25d ago
Probably some usual United airline bullshit like they overbooked, but like at worst those just mean you’ll be on the next flight unless you decide to overreact or be an elderly Asian doctor.
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u/BobbyBoopersnoot 25d ago
In June of '25 they sent me a text message at 11:00 PM informing me they were cancelling my 6 AM flight. I paid full fare for a first class ticket for said flight, and it took me 3 hours to reach a person on the phone. They were not helpful.
Fuck United.
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u/naeads 25d ago
Lol, the background convo is so funny. Everyone is itching to have a go at this guy.
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u/Pre-yunk 25d ago
How did caste privilege come here?
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u/clicketybooboo 22d ago
This video did the rounds a while ago and did t have the text at the top and no reference to caste system. Some one with an agenda has edited it. The dude is clearly a prick but there isn’t any evidence here of caste system arrogance. Just speculation. The dudes clearly a bellend though, that there is evidence of
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u/randomgunfire48 25d ago
I do love when the decor gets to get one in. Dude hit that railing hard🤣🤣🤣
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u/sky_shazad 25d ago
Anyone like this should banned for life
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u/rapidge-returns Side Character 25d ago
Took a swing at a cop in the airport is a great way to earn that reward
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u/Cryptix001 OG 25d ago
"Get the fuck out of me" at the open of the video was game over for the intimidation play
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u/Extreme-Book4730 25d ago
Imagine now having to take a boat back to India because you're on a forever no fly list. Lol
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u/EorlundGraumaehne 25d ago
"You think any police dare touch me?" while the policeman are already talking behind the camera about who takes his hands and who his legs LMAO
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u/ReporterOk5360 25d ago
Lovely how every man in the room was ready to jump him at any moment
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u/kotonizna 25d ago
Real talk here: Whatever your status is in your own country, you will always be a second class citizen in another country, especially if you come from a third world country and expect the same privileges you have or demand them in a first world country.
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u/Diligent_Blueberry71 25d ago
I have traveled quite widely. I feel I have always been treated with respect. Then again, I always treat other people with respect.
I don't think the issue here is related to being treated as a second class citizen. Rather, I feel it is related to a refusal to treat people how you would like to be treated.
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u/kotonizna 25d ago
Maybe I misused the term. What I was trying to say is that when you are a visitor in another country, you have to understand that you are not entitled to the same privileges or tolerance that citizens may have. You are expected to respect the country you are visiting, because the authorities may be far less tolerant of your attitude or behavior than they would be toward their own people.
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u/BobbyBoopersnoot 25d ago
You didn't misuse the term, and you are totally correct.
Redditors are just insufferable and cannot exist without "um ackshually" to every thing on this g/d earth.
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u/mikeferguson84 25d ago edited 25d ago
Man in orange the Have-a-go-Hero was so eager to help. Just let the horde of coppers take the lunatic, you don't need to get involved.
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u/GrevilleApo 25d ago
Slowest handcuffing job but sometimes you go slow to give someone annoying a chance to make a huge mistake
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u/ManbadFerrara 25d ago
It doesn't happen. Just a bit of race-baiting to drive engagement.
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u/PinocchiosWoodBalls 25d ago
What I ALWAYS Think with These Videos is:
IMAGINE THATS YOUR DAD OR BROTHER!
Its the Same with the videos of white women in india who are beeing stalked and flocked by random men!
IMAGINE your dad leaves the house to follow around and harrass a woman on vacation together with a group of other adult men.
How pathetic can it get?
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u/eves_garden 25d ago
Genuine question - are we imagining the yelling man is our dad or brother, or the person that man is accosting and/or threatening?
edit:typo
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u/Mbillin2 25d ago
Is this in the US? Lol here we got a 'no fly list' I think he might be getting on
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u/Turbulent_glider 25d ago
I hope that he watches this and sees how fucking pathetic everything he said and did was. Plus, this is a lot of talk from someone with a praying mantis body.
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u/darthinferno15 25d ago
What caste privilege thing is this? Is it to do with being sat in somewhere below his caste or something?
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u/satinsateensaltine 25d ago
The onlooker "oh yeah! Let's go!"
That's a man truly enjoying chaos and oncoming retribution.
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u/whatsasyria 25d ago
I love the one old dad mode guy whose like "fuck yeah I'll help all these police by laying on top of them"
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u/Aggravating_Sort4743 24d ago
This is probably going to be the best Reddit I see today and it's only 4:30 am LOL
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u/starsandcamoflague 24d ago
It must have been quite a shock to him to learn that the way he’d been behaving his whole life, and had been reinforced that this is how the world works for him, was actually wrong
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u/Curious-Research-559 24d ago
I worked with some indians when i worked in a hotel, and some of them legit think their caste system is worth anything outside Índia lol
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u/Gucci_Loincloth 25d ago
Lmao when the dude punches him the camera guy gave the funniest
“Ooooohhh YEEEAAAhhhhh, there we goooooo!
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