that's not how they vote or spend their money which is what matters.Many of the ones i have known are still proud of being "Viet". Unlike hanjians attitudes over mainlanders. I haven't seen that type of hatred irl.
that's not how they vote or spend their money which is what matters.Many of the ones i have known are still proud of being "Viet". Unlike hanjians attitudes over mainlanders. I haven't seen that type of hatred irl.
Yeah many of them are ethnic Chinese boat people who fled persecution.Viets in the US actually don't like Vietnam since they're mostly exiles from south Vietnam just like how Cuban Americans don't like Cuba.. They are Asian Republicans.
Pointing out facts is not denigrating countries. These countries that you mentioned have lost the demographic vitality despite growing in cooperative world of globalization and relying on US universities/ NAFTA labor. These countries will suffer much more post covid, ukriaine and US reshuffling of things in Asia. Germany has already thrown the towel. it expects more Indians Germany.Why do you continue to denigrate the people of Korea, Japan, and Germany? Each of these countries has more rich people than India. Even Taiwan (23 million people) has more millionaires than India (1.4 billion people).
India is getting richer, but where is all this talk about an "Indian century" coming from?
It is not going to be an Indian Century.They know the demographic trends. Its Indian century.
India should offer their gold reserve as settlement.
so you are going to stop Indian migration to West?. Even 500m transfer enough to create an Indian century. it is irrelevant what India manufacturers. it is more important how many pilots and cabin crew India train. what are those giant aviation fleets that are being created both in Middleast and India.It is not going to be an Indian Century.
A larger population without substantial export-led manufacturing will just result in a low-income trap country.
Those white replacement theories are nonsense. Just saying. "Browns" becoming common to see doesn't mean ethnic replacement.so you are going to stop Indian migration to West?. Even 500m transfer enough to create an Indian century. it is irrelevant what India manufacturers. it is more important how many pilots and cabin crew India train. what are those giant aviation fleets that are being created both in Middleast and India.
This shirt alone will pay for quite a few barrels.India should offer their gold reserve as settlement.
Pointing out facts is not denigrating countries. These countries that you mentioned have lost the demographic vitality despite growing in cooperative world of globalization and relying on US universities/ NAFTA labor. These countries will suffer much more post covid, ukriaine and US reshuffling of things in Asia. Germany has already thrown the towel. it expects more Indians Germany.
how is that list of millionaires created? Every Doctor and every software engineer worth the skills in US is a dollar millionaire. it just happen that Indian will dominate these fields.
They know the demographic trends. Its Indian century. you dont give this kind of bonus on already high perks without thinking long term.
There is no doubt the scale of Indian students now will be on different level than what happened previous decades and those previous decades created some of the wealthiest and largest communities. India capacity to bring money to North America is much less as they have that Middleast market for real estate. They have to earn in US before they can buy which in most cases few years down the line.Those white replacement theories are nonsense. Just saying. "Browns" becoming common to see doesn't mean ethnic replacement.
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