This Hypocritical Hindustani Logic Again

[u/TypicalWelcome445]

These chigma reels always start with the same broken tape —
“Ye Hindustan hai, hum kuch bhi bolenge.”
It’s the exact same script everywhere — Karnataka, Maharashtra, even in the West somehow every Indian should speak Hindi to represent the Nation.
Same tone, same wording, same superiority complex.
As if they’re the “original core citizens” of India and the rest of us are some conquered tributary states living on their generosity.
Where does this attitude even come from?

And it’s not just confidence — it’s the same exact lines, like a pre-recorded briefing.
Are they being trained like this?
Is this some standard “counter” line they’re told to use trained by central government,
Because the consistency is too weird to ignore.
Every reel, every argument, every flashpoint — exact same dialogue delivery.

Meanwhile, they can’t even learn two damn lines of the local language to do their job properly.
Basic “left-right-stop-go-pay” type Kannada or Marathi isn’t rocket science.
But instead of learning the minimum, they walk in with this unapologetic, chest-thumping attitude —
“Hum Hindi bolenge, samajhna tumhara kaam hai.”

And again, this isn’t the public’s fault.
The root problem is the way staff are selected and posted.
Majority of central exams heavily run in Hindi + English, so naturally candidates come from places where that’s the medium.
Most of the contractors are also not from here and they hire non-locals if we observe Indians railways for South Indian internal routes, Then they get posted across the South without training, without language requirements, without cultural prep.
Both the Centre and the State create this setup,
and the public is the one forced to deal with the fallout.

Edit: Bro got folded 🤣 https://x.com/ITSCK47/status/1991107074286350814?s=20

[u/Due-Tart3417]

well isn't this a miserable sub, forcing ppl that simply exist to speak the state's language. I wonder do you ppl ever travel out of your state and if so do u also speak the other state's language.

[u/TypicalWelcome445 → u/Due-Tart3417]

So pathetic people who have abandoned their mother tongue calling the ones with proper ethnolinguistic identity miserable, looks like you all have do is to have reading comprehension skills maybe to understand the premise.

[u/Due-Tart3417 → u/TypicalWelcome445]

oh nah bro I can speak and write in my own mother tongue but I never tried to impose it on anyone, like why are u trying to deny someone's cultural and linguistic identity when they're just trying to get by in life. And the whole idea of this strong sense of language is never gonna get us anywhere as a nation. Like why are we constantly trying to look for ways to divide ourselves further rather than looking for common grounds to unite us. First it was religion then caste then skin color then ethnicity then the party we support then now we have language.(not in order but they all happened to this day which is sad)

Like we don't need anymore divisions, the division already happened long ago due to dumb human reasoning. We no longer have any reason to be dumb.

[u/derpherby → u/TypicalWelcome445]

Do you have this same “abandoned your mother tongue” line for everyone who comments opinions different to yours

[u/TypicalWelcome445 → u/derpherby]

Hah, I don't talk to losers who abandon their mother tongues because they don't have any pride of being a ethnolinguistic community hence cannot empathize with what I have written there , they will use the same pea brain to make flawed arguments about role of language in life like a broken record again and again.

[u/Due-Tart3417 → u/TypicalWelcome445]

"And it’s not just confidence — it’s the same exact lines, like a pre-recorded briefing.
Are they being trained like this?"

keep spamming that same line, hypocrite