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The video transcript centers on a reaction by the host to a controversial figure named Myron, who is portrayed as a self-hating Black man and an "Uncle Tom" type that publicly attacks Islam and non-white demographics. The host critiques Myron's rhetoric regarding the alleged "takeover" of America by Muslims and Indians, arguing that Myron's claims are based on fear-mongering and a distorted view of history. While Myron asserts that the United States cannot function as a Muslim or Indian majority country, the host counters this by explaining that America was founded through colonialism and violence against indigenous populations, creating a multicultural nation from its inception. The host emphasizes that American identity has always been defined by assimilation into a melting pot culture rather than adherence to a specific European ethnic heritage, noting that previous immigrant groups like Italians, Irish, Chinese, and Japanese have successfully integrated without losing their cultural distinctiveness.
A significant portion of the discussion addresses Myron's visit to Texas, specifically Frisco, where he observes a growing Indian population and Hindu temples in residential areas. Myron expresses shock at seeing these religious sites and claims that Indian culture is incompatible with American values, citing statistics about the rapid increase in the Indian demographic in Dallas-Fort Worth. The host dismantles this argument by pointing out the hypocrisy in Myron's stance, noting that he criticizes Hindu idol worship while ignoring the fact that Christians also worship icons and statues of Mary and Jesus. Furthermore, the host highlights that many Muslim-majority countries like the UAE employ vast numbers of Indian workers from diverse religious backgrounds, including Hindus, proving that a non-Muslim majority does not threaten the stability or identity of those nations. The transcript includes footage of an Indian festival in Texas where participants splash colored water on each other, which Myron misinterprets as rude behavior, while the host explains it is a traditional celebration that fosters community bonding.
The video concludes with a sharp rebuke of Myron's worldview, labeling him as someone who enjoys controversy and attention by spreading falsehoods about demographic shifts. The host argues that Myron's desire for a white, Christian America is rooted in self-loathing and a rejection of his own heritage, effectively making him a tool for white nationalist agendas rather than a genuine patriot. The transcript refutes the idea that immigrants cannot assimilate by pointing out that if they can go back to their countries of origin, so can native-born citizens who feel disconnected from American society. Ultimately, the host asserts that America is built on multiculturalism and that fears of being "taken over" are baseless boogeyman stories designed to incite division. The video ends with the host expressing disdain for Myron's character, suggesting he should convert to Christianity or undergo surgery to align with his stated preferences, before wrapping up with a call to action for viewers to support the channel and receive blessings.
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Bro, who are you talking about?
Honestly, please explain this to me.
Have you seen your face? Do you have a
mirror? Do you have a selfie cam? You
look like the classical Somali Muslim
migrant. That's how you look like. So,
if you're really for that type of
America, you have to stay away from the
internet. Don't give yourself a platform
whatsoever. You have no right to speak,
man. Go back to the plantation. And
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we're going to react to Myron reacting
to the Indian and Muslim takeover of
Texas. We've already seen Myron being a
self-hating black man and Uncle Tom of
sorts, and he's been attacking Islam
publicly as well. At first, I didn't
mind reacting to him whatsoever because
everybody's entitled to their opinions
and to their views, of course. But the
moment that he started attacking Islam
outright, of course, we have to react to
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>> I've been hearing a lot about the
demographic and cultural change up here,
and I wanted to come and check it out
for myself.
>> Yeah, Texas cook.
>> Oh,
happy guys. [screaming]
I like India right now. Yeah.
>> [music]
[singing]
>> Yo, I I I hate to look, bro. Uh, a lot
of Muslims are going to get mad at me
for saying this. Um, the United States
of America cannot be a Muslim majority
country. I'm sorry, bro. Okay. I'm
sorry. Bomb drop. I don't care.
>> Okay. Bomb drop. He's creating a
supposed problem. He's essentially
creating a straw man there. America
cannot be a Muslim majority country.
When will America be a Muslim majority
country? Honestly, please give me some
sort of evidence for there's some sort
of reasoning here. How the 1% of America
all of a sudden leads to America being a
majority Muslim country.
>> It it can't it can't be a um it cannot
be an Indian majority country and it
can't be a Muslim majority country
either. Sorry. You know what I mean? I
know that's going to be a
>> Yeah, I know what you mean. Okay,
listen. Oh my god, man. America first
and foremost was created through
colonialism from British folks. This how
it started right very early on the
British folks saw that they cannot get
the work handled by themselves. So
therefore they need some slaves. They
got some Africans over there and then
later on you had migration from Italian
and from Irish folks. The Italians and
the Irish weren't seen as whites in the
beginning. So now they kind of
assimilated became part of the overall
greater culture of America the way that
we understand America now. But the most
important point here is of course that
America itself is not Europe. America
itself is not the old world. It is quite
literally called the new world because
it is not like Europe. Matter of fact,
the founding fathers escaped Britain
because they were not all right with the
church. They were not all right with the
ruling elite over there. So they created
their own country. But in order to
create that own country, they of course
had to create bloodshed in the new land.
Get rid of the indigenous population,
decimate them or assimilate them,
convert them to Christianity, etc. etc.
So there was violence involved in this
takeover, of course, and then they
created a new world that was
multicultural from the get-go.
Basically, the ruling elite was white.
So if you're really for that type of
America, you have to stay away from the
internet. Don't give yourself a platform
whatsoever. You have no right to speak,
man. Go back to the plantation. That OG
America needs white people in charge,
white men in charge, and the rest is
simply a workforce. So now America
already changed a lot. You had a black
president, a mixed president called what
you will. You have women in office,
etc., etc. America is changing. It has
been changing since the beginning.
Change is the only constant in America
matter of fact. And this is why I say
this is not Europe. If you talk about
Europe and even in Europe, nation states
are fairly new. But nevertheless, you
had certain groups of people, indigenous
people, matter of fact, in Europe that
had their languages that had their
culture and that later on then created
nation states. So if you talk about the
Germanic people and Germany, yeah, you
have a point. If you're talking about
the Anglo-Saxons and you talk about
Britain, you still have a point. If you
talk about the Southern SL and the
Balkan,
uh it's a kind of worms that you don't
even want to open up anyways. It is
easier to make the point for nationalism
when it comes down to Europe. When it
comes down to America on the other hand,
your country is built on
multinationalism, multi-ethnicities,
etc. And even though you had tremendous
influx of African populations, of
certain European populations, they never
became the majority. So this fear that
you're mongering now, the Muslims and
the Indians will take over your country
is essentially a boogeyman.
>> A hot take. A lot of people are not
going to like hearing that [ __ ] Um, but
it just will not be the same. It will
not be the same. And I grew up in a
Muslim country. Sorry, I grew up in a
Muslim household. I didn't grow up in a
Muslim country. I grew up here, of
course, born and raised here. English
first language. But yeah, dude. Um, the
the United States is just simply not
built for, nor will it work as a Muslim
majority country. Okay? And I know
Muslims get mad at me when I say that
and when I say like that or when I say
like, you know, u Muslims are guests
here. But it's like if a Christian went
to the UAE, I would say, well, you're a
guest in the UAE. If a Christian went to
a Muslim majority country,
>> yeah, but that is nonsense because you
have Christians in Muslim majority
countries which are not guests there. If
you talk about Lebanon, for example, it
is a Muslim majority country, but you
have Lebanese Christians. Big surprise.
If you go to Egypt, it's a Muslim
majority country, but you have Egyptian
Coptic Christians. Those people are not
guests there. If you go to Palestine,
you have Christians there, and they're
not guests. They are Palestinians. So if
you are an American, you can be a
Christian, you can be a Jew, you can be
a Hindu, you can be a Muslim, you can be
a Buddhist, an atheist, an agnostic and
whatnot, and you're still an American.
So this is why people get mad at you
because you're simply spreading false
information.
>> I tried to be like, you're a guest here.
No one no one would get mad about that.
Chris would get mad at me for saying
that, but yeah, dude. Um
>> but no, dude, I have to interrupt it
again. Listen, I am a guest in the
United Arab Emirates. I have a residency
over there. Yes, that is true. But I'm
still a guest there. But I'm a Muslim.
So how come it's a Muslim majority
country, but I'm still a guest there?
Yes, in terms of modern nation states.
I'm still a guest there. I'm not an
emirati. I'm not a passport holder. I'm
a guest there. But if I would migrate to
America, I would get a green card. I
would get a citizenship. Then I would be
American. And my religion doesn't matter
whatsoever. And you're a Muslim, by the
way.
>> The United States simply won't work as a
Muslim majority country or an Indian
majority country.
>> Yeah, it won't be.
>> This is Texas. They need to assimilate
to our values if they want to come here.
If they don't, then stay home.
>> That's facts, bro. That's facts, bro.
>> Okay. This Texan man has an identity now
because his ancestors went over to
Texas, what they call Texas now. And
they massacred the Indians, the
indigenous Americans ultimately. And
this is why this guy calls himself now a
Texan. I'm a Taxan. There was no such
thing. A Texan didn't exist a couple of
hundred years back. So that's facts,
bro. That's facts, bro. How is that
facts, bro? This guy is essentially a
settler. Myin is talking about Israel.
And in that regard, I will say respect
where respect is due because you're
pointing out the hypocrisy of Israel.
You're pointing out that those are
settlements. You're pointing out that
those are illegal settlements.
Ultimately, you're talking about the
genocide that has been committed to the
Palestinians, etc., etc. And in that
regard, you're absolutely correct. But
when it comes down to your own country
now, you're shutting down your eyes.
You're closing them. So, this Texan man
is a settler just like an Israeli. But
you don't see it. That's facts, bro.
[laughter]
>> Hearing that though, like they're
getting mad. Oh, bro. That that's
bigoted. The out of here, bro. The out
of here. There's plenty of beautiful,
safe, clean Muslim majority countries.
India, I ain't going to lie. I can see
why those trying to come here. But no
thanks, bro. Indian culture is not it's
not congruent with an American with
American culture at all, dude. At all.
>> We're starting off here.
>> The funny thing is my looks like a
Muslim Indian, actually.
>> And I've always had these views. It's
like I've never changed my views on
this. It's like I like bro it is what it
is. You know what I mean? People get mad
when I say that. It's the truth. Like
this is not um this country will never
work as a Muslim majority and or Indian
majority country. It never will.
>> My reminds me a little bit of those
girls that have a promiscuous past and
then they become Muslims and all of a
sudden it's all about Islam and then you
see them drop out. They are ditching the
hijab and all of a sudden they are
showing themselves with drinks and
whatnot. And then they're going to tell
you, "Don't judge me though. Don't judge
me. Only God can judge me." Min is a
little bit like that. He loves the
attention. Then he's going to say, "Hey,
that's facts, bro. You're going to get
mad at me. Yo, are gonna get mad at me.
>> He loves that. He loves the attention.
He loves when people get mad at him. He
wants them to get mad. Actually, he
loves the haters. The reality is
nobody's really getting mad. It's just
what you're stating here is [ __ ]
man. Simple.
>> And we're just going to drive. We're
just
>> I mean, look at every Muslim country
now. Every Muslim country is either like
a dictatorship or like a monarchy. Like,
you know what I mean? ARAB ARE
HARDHEADED. [screaming]
Come on, man. Yo, aread, bro. Can't give
these a democracy. They're going to go
crazy. [screaming]
[laughter]
>> I guess nobody saved today. Who have we
attacked?
>> The guy is deep in his 40s, right? Why
does he act like a 16 year old, 15 year
olds? It doesn't even make sense.
Anyways, the point of the story is yes,
many Arab countries are monarchies or
dictatorships if you want to call it
that. But I would make the claim that
this is the superior governance. Of
course, democracy is complete bull crap.
And you as a conservative, alleged
conservative, of course you're not
conservative yourself. you enjoy liberal
values in Miami. But anyways, you're
calling for more conservative political
measures and they would be much faster
achieved, of course, under a monarchy
rather than a democracy where all the
retards can vote.
>> We've we've attacked the we haven't
attacked women yet, but we already have
went after we already went at the
Indians. Now the Muslims are about to
start crying at me and the Indians.
Okay. Yeah. Okay, great. Let's go.
>> Going to check out the
>> Yeah, see that's exactly what I mean.
>> We already attacked the women and the
Jews and the Indians and now we going to
attack the Muslims.
>> Bro, what are you trying to do, man?
like an edgy nerd that got a mic. You
know [laughter] what is this, bro?
>> The area. Apparently, Frisco has one of
the largest growth in Indian populations
here in Texas um over the last decade.
So, we kind of just wanted to come check
it out because we've been hearing a lot
online about how much the Indian
population has grown. By the way, this
camera right here are coming up on the
Indian bazaar. Uh somebody almost just
backed into us. Frisco apparently has
had one [music] of the largest
population growths with their Indian uh
population. Back in 2010 it was like
10%. Apparently now it's over 30%. And
we are headed to this temple because
it's one of the largest in the [music]
DFW area. And I'm going to be honest
with you guys, I'm kind of shocked
seeing this because we are in a
residential area. So you're basically uh
driving through. You have these really
nice homes and then boom, out of
nowhere, [music] you have this huge,
very intricate Hindu temple. I want to
say this temple serves thousands of
[music] people. They come here to
worship this deity called Hanuman.
[laughter]
[screaming]
>> Out here worshiping sun gods in and in
and in 2026, bro.
>> Yo, what are we doing, bro? What the are
we doing?
>> I really can't listen to the guy talk
like a child. But anyways, point of the
story is yeah, they're worshiping some
sort of deity, some sort of statue
there, some sort of creation. That's
what they do. They're polytheist. That
is absolutely correct. And you guys, the
Christian majority is worshiping a
Jewish man god on a stick. It's 2026,
bro. What are you doing, bro?
>> Like, yo, you can't let these have a
majority, bro. The Yo, you're a pagan in
2026. That's crazy work.
>> Thank you. Come again.
>> That's crazy. Worshiping idols in 2026,
bro.
>> Thank you. Come again,
>> dude. Wow, man. It's super annoying to
listen to him. Anyways, yeah, I agree.
It is crazy. They do it though and so
does your government. They have their
idols, their icons, their crosses, their
statues. They're praying to Mary, to
Jesus, to the Holy Spirit. They're
pagans, too.
>> Yo, they're worshiping idols when we
have Wi-Fi. Bro, what are we doing?
>> Thank you. Come again.
>> If I'm pronouncing that correctly,
>> the out of here, bro.
>> But this is a new idea of what [music]
Frisco looks like. And even in some of
their school districts, Indian [music]
um children make up the majority of the
demographic. So many Texans [music] have
been talking about how the population
has changed, how the culture is starting
to change [music] here in Texas, and we
kind of just wanted to come see for
ourselves what was up. So I I want to go
inside the temple actually and see if we
can
>> Yeah, you you uh you in Texas are
cooked, bro. I ain't going to lie, man.
[laughter]
Ruin tuining. Get some footage
>> with these Indian and you know they BE
>> ruined too. These Indians be
>> what it looks like inside
>> got decorated elephants bro. Y are
cooked.
>> We can talk to some people
>> decorated elephant statues all
>> bro my brain is getting cooked listening
to this [ __ ] man
>> the place bro
>> okay so I just went inside the temple
and one of the things I immediately
noticed was the amount of
>> bro is barefoot kissing the floor.
people that are just walking around
barefoot. Again, culturally just [music]
very different. First time I've seen
that. You also had piles of shoes in
front of this temple. And
>> [music]
>> um as I went inside, there were of
course people worshiping these multiple
deities. One of the ones that did stand
out to me the most was um the people
[music] that were circling this one
deity and it was blessings for job visas
and work and other things.
[laughter]
>> Oh god. But um yeah, this is in North
Texas obvious.
>> Yeah, this is really strange. I
absolutely agree. And it's strange as
well when Orthodox Christians go to
their icons and put money on the icons
or the Catholics. There's this little
cup that is being passed around in the
church and everybody puts money in there
and then they put it in front of the
mother Mary statue and then they're
praying for their jobs, love life and
whatnot. It is the same thing. They're
just two religions in the world. The
religion of submission to God i.e. Islam
and the religion of kufur, the religion
of disbelief, which is all of this.
You're laughing at the Hindus, but
you're sitting in a glass house as
somebody that subscribes to American
Christian cultures, Christian values.
Those are the same values and this is
why they're Indo-Uropeans, right?
>> Obviously, very large Indian population
here. I actually spoke to two separate
[music] couples and one of them stated
that they came in from Colorado and they
specifically came here [music] to come
and see this temple because it's one of
the largest in the area. And then I was
talking to another uh Indian guy from
California who was visiting. He stated
that actually the busiest [music] days
for this temple are Tuesday and Saturday
because that's when a lot of the um
Indian population will come and they
will worship their deities at this
temple. North [music] Texas has one of
the largest Indian populations in
America that in just over a decade
[music] has more than doubled from
around a little over 100,000.
>> In 2010 to over 235,000 [music]
today.
>> Yeah, bro. And in another 5 or 10 years,
it's going to be uh it's going to be
Mumbai, bro. It's going to go from
Dallas to Mumbai, bro.
>> Yeah, bro.
Make up roughly 3% [music] of the
Dallas.
>> Oh my god. I really don't understand why
I have to explain this. This guy is an
American. and he should know better than
me. I already told you about the first
wave of migration so to speak of the
African-Americans now the Africans back
then that became slaves then later on
the workforce be it the Italians be it
the Irish and of course you had a lot of
Chinese as well there was racism and
discrimination against all of those
people of course against all of those
ethnic groups nevertheless all of them
assimilated after a while they all
became part of the greater America
project ultimately and the same will
happen with Indians with Muslims etc if
America stays on the same trajectory I
personally am not a fan of America and I
don't hope it stays on the same
trajectory, but if it does, then those
people will just assimilate the same way
like the Chinese, the Japanese, the
Koreans, and everybody else. And maybe
assimilation is the wrong word here. I'm
talking about immigration. I'm using the
term assimilation here, however, because
I'm not speaking about assimilating to a
European culture that is predetermined,
predestined, so to speak, based on
ethnicity. But I'm saying assimilate
into the American culture. And the
American culture is already a melting
pot. meaning you have Chinese and then
you have Chinese that are more American
than Joe Schmo, but at the same time you
do have Chinese that are working in
Chinatown and you do have Chinatown,
this American culture as well. This is
what essentially creates American
culture, this melting pot. And
therefore, when I say those Indians will
assimilate. I'm not saying they're going
to become white people. I'm saying
they're going to become Americans. And
yes, they will have their own Hindu
culture, their own traditions, and it
will become part of America because that
just what America is
>> with even higher concentrations. They
don't like it like it looks like
>> where they represent over 10 to 30% in
some
>> Yeah. In 10 years, bro, that number is
going to triple or quadruple. Easy.
Easy. Going to quadruple, bro. Alongside
this shift has come a huge change in
culture such as the growing amount of
Indian grocery stores and restaurants,
Hindu temples, Bollywood film
screenings, and Indian festivals such as
[music] the Holly Festival, which was
our next stop. All right y'all, so we
are currently in McKenna, Texas. We are
at the Holly Festival here. This is the
16th annual Holly Festival that
happened.
>> Yeah, bro. These are not going to
assimilate, bro. [music]
You're you're if you think these are
about assimilate, bro. You're these
ain't assimilating, bro. No pun
intended.
>> Every single year. And what this is is a
spring festival where Indians come and
celebrate spring, but also um some of
their legends, some of their deities.
But anyways, we wanted to come and check
it out.
CAN WE INTERVIEW YOU?
>> WHAT IS HOLLY?
>> It's a festival of color actually and we
celebrate in India and it's it's it's
not it's normal over here but in India
it's it's crazy I'm telling you.
>> How long have you lived here in Texas
for?
>> I live in like 5 years almost.
>> Where are you from?
>> I'M FROM INDIA MUMBAI.
>> Why did
no way
>> did you COME TO TEXAS?
IT'S BEST LIKE Texas is best and I I
work over here so that's why I come over
here.
>> How is the Indian community over here?
Is there a lot of Indians?
>> No, no, no.
>> Indians are good over here. Like we
celebrate a lot of festival like every
festival almost everything.
>> Yeah, there's a big Indian COMMUNITY
OVER HERE.
>> OH YEAH. IN TEXAS, in Frisco, I would
say Frisco Minwing
everywhere I would say.
>> Bro, howing rude is that dude? That's
nothing about these guys. These be rude,
bro. That's crazy to do that.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. [sighs] I don't like it either.
But you're at that color festival,
right? So this is what happens. I live
in Thailand. In Thailand, they have sran
and everybody shoots water guns. So if
you go to those venues, you're going to
get wet. She went there. And matter of
fact, she loves that this happened
because this will create clicks. She can
clip farm like this. There's actually a
beautiful scene that she was waiting
for. So, it's not rude because this is
the festival and everybody gets that
color splashed on.
>> So rude.
>> Sorry about that.
>> All right, y'all. So, we are here at the
Holly Festival and I was trying to
interview a guy and then this other
Indian dude just came and like threw
color in my face and threw color in my
cameraman's face. So, uh [music]
Holly in Mckin, Texas.
>> So, we are in Mckin. We are celebrating
the holiest.
>> Yeah, this part's full of holy. How long
have you lived in Texas for?
>> Um, one and a few.
>> Where are you originally from?
>> I'm from India.
>> Which part? Hydro south India. How do
you like Texas?
>> Um,
>> I really like Texas, but I like Hydro
more than Texas.
>> What the did she say?
[screaming]
>> Oh, that got in my eye. Oh, that was
really painful. Okay. I've been splashed
with color multiple times.
>> Some of them are getting pretty
aggressive with it.
>> Yeah, that's how them are.
[clears throat]
>> Uh I They threw the color directly in my
eye. They come and they like slam it on
your head. It's a pretty aggressive
festival, but here we are for Holly.
Let's go talk to some people. How long
have you been here in Texas? [music]
>> I've been here since 2016.
>> Where are you originally from?
>> I'm from India.
>> Which part?
>> Uh Gujarat. What do you do over here in
Texas?
>> Uh, I work in a medical device company.
>> These are my friends.
>> How long have you been here in Texas
for?
>> Four years.
>> Where are you from?
>> I'm from India.
>> Bombard?
>> Yeah. Bombard. Okay. She goes to an
Indian festival and then asks them where
are you from? And then they say they're
from India. And somehow we should get
outraged now. You're an Indian festival.
>> Why do you like Texas?
>> It is like India.
>> It's like India.
>> The weather. The weather. The people. Is
there a big Indian community here in
Dallas?
>> Huge community. Like it's like being in
India right now. Here
>> it makes us feel like home.
>> Uh whenever we miss India, we celebrate
festivals over here.
>> We celebrate all the festivals from
North India to South India [music] and
everything in between as well. While the
Indian community states that Texas now
feels like home, many Texans state that
their home is no longer recognizable due
to the rapid cultural change with many
pointing to the state's aggressive
business incentives that attracted so
many tech companies alongside the very
tech industry utilized H-1B visa program
where Indian [music] nationals have
received roughly 70 to 75% of approvals
in recent years. This coupled with
workers sponsoring their entire families
to join them in the US has led many
Texans.
>> Oh, quite amazing, right? It's base
Trump. Build a wall. Very interesting,
right? He's keeping out the Mexicans,
but he brings in Indians and still
you're going to vote Trump
>> to highlight a cultural [music] shift
that looks nothing like the Texas they
remember.
>> Yeah. And bro, uh, look, man, um, Texas
about brisket cowboys, okay, everyone
free. Like, this is not this is not
Texas, bro. This is not Texas. We got to
be real here. The United States is not a
Muslim country and it's definitely not
an Indian country either. And um I think
people being concerned about this um you
know about this alarming increase in
population of uh of people that quite
frankly have a completely different
culture, completely different um
religion, completely different ethos,
mantra, worldview, etc. Uh they are
right to be alarmed by this. Um cuz
>> bro, who are you talking about?
Honestly, please explain this to me.
Have you seen your face? Do you have a
mirror? Do you have a selfie cam? You
look like the classical Somali Muslim
migrant. That's how you look like. So
now you've been born in America. You
still are a Muslim according to
yourself. That's what you say. That's
what you claim. So we're going to take
your word for it. And ethnically you
look like a Somali. I don't know exactly
where you're from. You are not white.
You're not Afroamerican. You're an
African Muslim that was born in America.
And somehow you assimilated more than
everybody else. So, how can you now
claim that the others cannot assimilate?
You became an Uncle Tom. You're a poster
child for the white guys. And you're
pointing the finger at people that are
actually whiter than you, that are
Muslims as well, just like you, just
like your brother, and those people
somehow cannot stay in the country. Why
exactly? Please explain.
>> Cuz I I'll keep it real with y'all, man.
If if a bunch of Indians moved in like
this to a Muslim country, you know, with
their paganism, they would not be
allowed, right? Um
>> Okay. Complete nonsense. Yet again,
you've been to the Emirates. So why do
you talk [ __ ] like this? Makes no sense
at all. The workforce in the Emirates in
the United Emirates is majority Indian,
not Indian Muslim, Indian Hindu. And
guess what? They have Indian Hindu
temples in Dubai. So what are you
talking about?
>> If um if a bunch of Christians moved to
a Muslim majority country and they went
in there in waves and started to, you
know, uh push in their their culture,
they'd be able to exist, but they'd get
charged attacks, right? So I think um
>> where would they get terrorist attacks
again? In Egypt where the biggest church
has been built lately in the Middle
East. What are you talking about?
>> You know tolerance you know works to a
certain level and I know a lot of people
are going to get off of me for saying
that but we just have to be real here.
We have to be very real and honest here
that um you know people get off um but
the reality is if we try if if you know
if you took Western culture and tried to
apply it in India or any of these other
Muslim countries they'd have a serious
problem with They'd be like, "Uh, no.
What the? This is we're we're not going
to allow it."
>> No. Okay, my you know what the
difference is, man. If we take first
world Muslim countries, not countries
that have been absolutely bombarded and
they're in shambles. Now, we're talking
about countries such as Saudi or we're
talking about countries such as the
Emirates, as already mentioned, those
countries actually have a very strict
migration policy, but that doesn't mean
that they're not taking migrants in.
Quite the opposite. Yet again, in Dubai,
for example, 80% are foreigners. So yes,
you have a big influx of other cultures,
other religions, other traditions, other
ethnicities, all of it. But it's
controlled and it's wanted. In America,
it seems you cannot make up your mind.
You vote for a conservative, quote
unquote, Trump, and then he tells you,
"I'm going to build the borders. I'm
going to build the wall." And no
Mexican, no brown people can come in
here anymore. Then you have all of those
jokes of the conservatives, but big
booty Latinos can. [laughter]
And then he lets in Indians and Chinese
and whatnot. So you simply have no
standard really. And now you have
infighting. and brown people like
yourself are complaining about other
brown people. This is the absolute state
of America.
>> And there's nothing wrong with uh
preserving or wanting to preserve your
culture. There's nothing wrong with it.
You know, it's only a problem when you
know Christians or white countries try
to do it cuz at the end of the day, bro,
you can like these people these
>> dude. What are you talking about, man?
Nobody wants you to be their
spokesperson. You understand? The white
conservatives hate you. The neo
nationalists, they call you the n-word.
We've seen this in Twitter and whatnot.
They hate you, my don't want you. And
what cultural preservation are you
talking about? So you make the
statement, you make the claim, the
blanket statement. It is fine to
preserve your culture. Okay. Again, the
native Americans were not able to
preserve their culture because the
whites infiltrated. So why is that okay?
Is it based on might makes right because
they were able to do so? Okay, great.
Then if the Indians and the Muslims are
able to do so as well and they
outreached you, then yet again, survival
of the fittest might makes right. It's a
okay. You have absolutely no argument
here.
>> People can always go back to a Muslim
country. They can always go to India.
Indians can always go back to India. But
it's like if you change America, it's
kind of cooked. You know what I'm
saying? There's no home for the for the
people that for the people that founded
in, you know.
>> Yeah. There is no home. If they don't
like it in America, can't they go back
home as well? Back to Europe where they
came from.
>> Originals, OGs, so to speak. Uh let's
see here. We'll keep watching this
though.
>> Okay. Anyways, man, I'm going to cut it
off here. It's long enough as it is. I
said everything that I needed to say.
There's nothing more I need to add to
this. This guy hates himself. He wished
to be white. He wished to be Christian.
Might as well just convert and take some
peptides and do some surgery. Become the
next Michael Jackson ultimately.
Whatever. Anyways guys, this is it. If
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