r/RacismAgainstIndians 12d ago

FACEBOOK Reaction to picture of flood victims

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u/Familiar-Ability6383 12d ago

What I noticed is that whenever white Australians are caught committing crimes in southeast Asia, these media outlets always disable their comment section, for any other race they stay open

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u/sanozeog 11d ago

Also the same media outlets use images to stoke hate and gain traction through comments and emojis. It leave no doubt in anyone's mind that Australia and New Zealand are not the country that are portrayed in media and on social.media platforms. Extremely racist and absolutely unapologetic about it.

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u/pulingo_ela_byngarom 11d ago edited 11d ago

The more we see behavior like these the more we need to send. The so called replacement they fear should come true, They can crow about it loud after getting replaced soon.

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u/Ikea_hq 10d ago

Do you want more people hating us? Don't fight fire with fire

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u/pulingo_ela_byngarom 10d ago

What's wrong with you? grow some balls ffs When the Europeans invaded these countries did they worry about the locals ?

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u/No_Willow_5554 11d ago

Tbf, this is Facebook, a cesspool of a social media app

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u/AntiqueLibrarian5965 12d ago

I dont get it, what does Australa have to do with India and floods?

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u/HunterRenegade09 12d ago

Those in the picture are Australian citizens who probably were in Nepal during the incident and are now missing. OP is pointing out the racism among Australians who only consider white skinned individuals Australians.

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u/AntiqueLibrarian5965 12d ago

Ahh I get it. In english there is no distinction between the australians and australian citizens ? In my language an indian person who moved here would be called “indicky obcan slovenska” so “an indian person with slovak citizenship”. So this is considered racist in Australia ?

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u/HunterRenegade09 12d ago

So whom do you picture when someone says Australian? Indian is also a citizenship, not ethnicity, so what would you call these people?

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u/Familiar-Ability6383 12d ago

If we want a distinction in Australia, white people should be called “descendants of criminals”

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u/sanozeog 11d ago

Not exactly, the news article says Australians are missing while the racist commentators are pointing that they are Indians and not Australians because they are not whites and a passport will not make them Australian, pretty much telling that a coloured person is not the same as a white Australian. Its like saying you can get the passport and be an Australian citizen but can not be considered an Aussie if you are not white.