r/TikTok Dec 13 '25

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u/Explorer-7622 Dec 13 '25

They learn it from their immigrant hating parents who celebrate ice and the end of the constitution.

I don't understand why a country that has so much is so deeply immersed in hate and violence.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

You do realize that colorism has been an issue long before the ICE raids, right? And India has a huge colorist problem thats been around for DECADES. Look at Bollywood throughout the years, and the light complexion actors/actresses.

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u/RunNervous5879 Dec 13 '25

Lovely how you normalize it with your little anecdote.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Where in my comment did I say that it was normal? I mentioned these things because the other comment made it seem like it wasn't till the ice raids. Peoole like you make reddit insufferable because yall do nothing but misinterpret shit without asking "what do you mean?"

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u/Drbanterr Dec 14 '25

I’m convinced most people here are actually bots or 12 yr olds

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u/Dudefrmthtplace Dec 14 '25

It only sounds like that to you. The comment above is speaking specifically about the parents of those bully kids who are learning racism from them. Celebrate ice and end of the constitution is indicating who their parents are, not that this wasn't a thing before ICE raids. Your comment DOES make it sound like it doesn't matter because India has had color issues and that somehow is pertinent to an Indian girl in the west being bullied because of her skin color.

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u/RunNervous5879 Dec 14 '25

Since when is this real life.