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Puss in Boots

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Randomuser said:
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I dunno why but this Indian has been appearing on my feed for the past few days. Seems to have blown up on weibo

So he's some Indian vlogger who goes to China on a budget even though he clearly has money. He goes around begging for stuff like free meals and free car rides to get around China. Yet in return for people kindness, he deliberately edits his videos on youtube etc to talk crap about China and how they mistreated him etc. Like apparently if you help an Indian out of Altruistic reasons you're a sucker and a dalit who deserves to be mocked.

I really don't understand this mentality. I have never seen someone go so low. Even those Epstein class Jews know where to draw the line and not make it public.

Needless to say this is spreading fast, at least young people will be on guard when they see Indians in China. Hope those dumb boomers learn as well.

Anyway for those posters here who are still in China, if some Indian approaches you asking for cash coz he has no money, just give him directions to the Indian consulate since they are obviously a supapowa and will take care of their own people right? If he starts getting mad, you have the right to call the cops on him saying you felt threatened by his behavior.
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We should remain skeptical of videos that are somewhat unusual and could easily provoke dissatisfaction among ordinary people.
This kind of tactic is a common ploy used by MCNs.
 
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Puss in Boots said:
We should remain skeptical of videos that are somewhat unusual and could easily provoke dissatisfaction among ordinary people.
This kind of tactic is a common ploy used by MCNs.
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The thing is Indians aren't the only tourists in China. We have loads of them from everywhere including Japan who are probably #1 enemies. Yet we don't really have any videos or incidents of them because they still know how to behave. We don't need to make up AI stories about them. Meanwhile its not just China that has a problem with Indians but the rest of the world too. In fact China is a latecomer.

In any case, I think its good practice that if you see some foreigner begging for food etc, you can help him by giving the contact details to the consulate or ask the police to help him. After all you're still helping him get aid right? Begpackers from the west already existed way before Indians came in and people know what scum they are to a point there are laws that can imprison them.
 
Puss in Boots

Puss in Boots

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Randomuser said:
The thing is Indians aren't the only tourists in China. We have loads of them from everywhere including Japan who are probably #1 enemies. Yet we don't really have any videos or incidents of them because they still know how to behave. We don't need to make up AI stories about them. Meanwhile its not just China that has a problem with Indians but the rest of the world too. In fact China is a latecomer.

In any case, I think its good practice that if you see some foreigner begging for food etc, you can help him by giving the contact details to the consulate or ask the police to help him. After all you're still helping him get aid right? Begpackers from the west already existed way before Indians came in and people know what scum they are to a point there are laws that can imprison them.
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Given the strong public dissatisfaction in China regarding India, why would you believe anyone would be willing to spend hundreds of yuan to help a complete stranger from India? Doesn't that strike you as odd?
It is hard not to view such a video—clearly designed to stir up emotions—as a staged scenario, much like the recent incident (later debunked as a rumor) involving a tech company supposedly being taken over by Indians.
Helping Indians might lead Chinese people to view the person offering free assistance as simply being overly kind, without placing much blame on the recipient. However, providing excessive free help to the Japanese would be seen as an act of a "traitor" (*hanjian*); I believe most Chinese people clearly understand the distinction between the two.
 
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