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Listened a little bit and it basically matches what I said in the other thread about Dinesh D'Souza...Most of these people just repeat the same compressed narratives from westerners and never challenge anything. Most of these "based" non-whites are only seen as based due to their ability to mimic western simplification of history.
For instance, the dude praises Western systems that the British left and said that Indians later corrupted everything. However, he never mentions that these systems were basically segregationist systems that marginalized the majority. He never mentions that "Indians" were never a unified identity. Never mentions that the British weaponized those ethnic groups that were more open to support and prioritize post-colonial trade with Britain.
India was a land comprised of many different nation-states and each with different laws, norms, cultures etc. Forcing all of them into 1 new identity, with foreign systems of government, means that you will have more dominant ethnic groups controlling most resources and marginalizing the rest. It means that voting is more about ethnic representation than policies that will benefit the majority. With some people being intentionally less productive because the state itself means close to zero them, on some "My language and culture are never represented, why should I contribute anything to this state?" or "My participation into this state also means my erasure because I have to assimilate to the most dominant groups and historically we have little in common.".
The lack of trust he described didn't just come out of nowhere. The lack of trust stems from the perception that the state prioritizes control over genuine representation. Like, when diverse groups are forced into a single national identity, the less powerful groups start viewing the government as an enforcer of assimilation rather than a protector of unique rights and cultures for each group.
"Western wealth hypnotizes them."
I mean, we are talking about 2-3 generations raised as heavy consumers of western media. And western media has been extremely obsessed with the wealthy. Even Japan, homogeneous place, that wasn't colonized by the west, also had an era(80s to early 90s) of people just obsessed with consuming western goods. Why? Western media consumption. That's when their media decided to fight back and started to focus mostly on promoting their minimalist way of life.
"The 1980s are often characterized as the height of rampant consumerism and excessive materialism, as a time when Japan embraced its financial and material affluence."

Living the Good Life? Waste and Wastefulness in Japan of the 1980s | Department of History
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Most countries in Africa and Americas are also facing similar issues. Europeans also struggled with the same and that's how Yugoslavia and Soviet Union were disbanded.
You can't transition from this below into 1 state through force. It needs to be through trade and cooperation. The best states start cooperating and assimilating the rest. Establishing rules for admission. That's how the US operated when it funded and basically created the European Union.

PS: It is still fukk them Indians though, because they always side with Cacs and hopefully now they will finally understand the true nature of Cacs

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