'I Am From India': Man Speaks Against Immigration At Australia Rally, Shoved Off Stage

[RickyDiBiase]

Yes, the full circle has been woven by you. Instead of answering my questions, you continue the same pattern—gaslighting the issue. Rather than supporting your position with substance, you prefer to dismiss my concerns outright, even though I’ve backed them with documented evidence multiple times in the past on this forum.

And this part is rich: you claim I haven’t made a logical argument, despite the fact that my position is informed and supported by researched documentation—evidence you can’t refute without resorting to gaslighting or outright ignoring it. You, sir, are a master of projection on this issue. It’s almost amusing. Makes me wonder if you even understand what the word “logic” means.

At this point, it’s clear you’re not to be taken seriously on this topic. If you had actually done the research and could effectively respond to the questions I’ve posed, you wouldn’t be so easily exposed for what you truly are. Even with the full power of the internet at your fingertips, you couldn’t manage that. So yes, you lack conviction—and any real insight into this issue. That’s a sorry state to be in.

It's funny you love to point out how people aren't serious about topics, yet have the most peabrain fukking understanding of how to keep a country fluctuating.

Again, you a 100% are use to being the smartest guy in the room despite thinking like a literal toddler which is an insult to toddlers.

 

[Biscayne]

'I Am From India': Man Speaks Against Immigration At Australia Rally, Shoved Off Stage

At the March for Australia rally, an Indian-origin man was shoved off stage after speaking on immigration.

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'I Am From India': Man Speaks Against Immigration At Australia Rally, Shoved Off Stage​

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Last Updated:September 05, 2025, 03:27 IST

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At the March for Australia rally, an Indian-origin man was shoved off stage after speaking on immigration.​

Before he could continue, the man was shoved and the microphone was pulled away. (Image Credit: Instagram)

An Indian-origin man briefly took the microphone at an anti-immigration rally in Australia, only to be shoved aside moments later as his speech drew both cheers and jeers from the crowd. The man, dressed in a yellow T-shirt with “Australia" emblazoned across it, was introduced to the audience with the words, “He looks like a foreigner. He said he would like to speak."

What followed has since circulated widely in an unverified video online. Taking the stage, the man said, “Yes, I am a brown man. Yes, I’m an immigrant from India but I came here for the right reason. What I see happening today- this is not immigration. This is an open-door policy. They are not blending in our culture, they are twisting it."

Before he could continue, he was shoved and the microphone was pulled away. Struggling to finish, the man managed to add, “Immigration is about not taking but giving. Not demanding but respecting."



The rally was part of the “March for Australia" protests held on September 1 across the country, where demonstrators railed against what they called unsustainable levels of migration. Organisers claimed that more Indians had migrated to Australia since 2020 than Greeks or Italians had in their major post-war influx.

On its website, March for Australia said that “Australia’s unity and shared values have been eroded by policies and movements that divide us" and that “mass migration has torn at the bonds that held our communities together."

The Australian government distanced itself from the rallies as Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke condemned the demonstrations, saying, “There is no place in our country for people who seek to divide and undermine our social cohesion. We stand with modern Australia against these rallies – nothing could be less Australian."

The protests also followed a political row triggered by Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, who suggested the government was focused on bringing in more “Labor-leaning" migrant communities such as Indians. Facing a backlash, she later walked back her comments, saying, “Indian migrants, who have come to Australia, have a strong record of integration, embracing our values, working hard in many fields of endeavour and joining the league of cherished and loyal Australian citizens. My own children share Indian ancestry, and I have strong friendships within the Indian and Sikh communities in the Northern Territory. I deeply value these connections."

They’ll never understand, tap dancing won’t save them. The comments section is hilarious.

 

[Uachet]

You're racist af creh. You keep acting like i am not answering your question because you don't want to accept them. No point in pursue this debate further.
You are trying to argue the logic of racism.
But racism isn't logical. Because people aren't monolith.
Therefore you have no real points to pose.
Unless you can scientifically prove mexicans are racist genetically. you have nothing to offer,
Your own "research" fails to prove this point. So you instead try to manipulate the findings to support a false argument.
Putting you on ignore now, because you also don't know how to properly end a convo that is going nowhere and probably continue to reply to me until otherwise.

You called me a creh, yet you used the same tactics they do when we talk about the racism we've experienced. You literally claimed that my concern—about people coming from deeply anti-Black cultures and how that might impact my own community—is racist. That’s a textbook reverse racism claim.

Your lack of self-awareness of your own actions is quite startling and seriously funny. I suggest you look into the mirror for that creh you are seeking.

@RickyDiBiase Oh, and we came to an agreement to not give a damn about each other. Your past implication that you are not Black American, already makes your view on this issue invalid to me.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

You called me a creh, yet you used the same tactics they do when we talk about the racism we've experienced. You literally claimed that my concern—about people coming from deeply anti-Black cultures and how that might impact my own community—is racist. That’s a textbook reverse racism claim.

Your lack of self-awareness of your own actions is quite startling and seriously funny. I suggest you look into the mirror for that creh you are seeking.

@RickyDiBiase Oh, and we came to an agreement to not give a damn about each other. Your past implication that you are not Black American, already makes your view on this issue invalid to me.

Prove I'm not a black American, you pygmy, half a faq

I bet your $5 ass really thinks I have a gimp ass hand too.

Please try and prove my point you think you're smarter than you really are. You argue around the concept of what's being argument, not the actually topic, like a fukkin' dweeb.

 

[MikelArteta]

Problem with india is that there are too many of them and they have no intention of assimilating. Any country that has a fair and impartial immigration system will instantaneously become a tiny india. Thats an existential crisis for existing residents that genuinely love their nations's existing culture. Had those residents wanted to embrace indian culture, they would have willing moved there themselves.

Even the stupid skill quota system doesnt work in an impartial immigration sysytem because it will very quickly be flooded with millions of docs, engineers, nurses, lawyers, etc from India who will, through sheer numbers , crowd out the rest of equally qualified applicants from kuwait, swaziland, or nepal. And china is no better on this as we can see how they overwhelm the canadian and japanese systems. Any type of category or job type will default to the high population countries without specific country-by-country quotas

I think the only way to have immigration work is by having a national quota per naiton. Nothing wrong with new people, but why not let people from Latvia or Urugay or Kenya have a shot?

Yup look at Canada now. We allowed these folks in by the hundreds of thousands and now we have Sikh vs Hindu , khalistan . Old Pervy Indian men. Only hiring and renting to themselves

 

[JT-Money]