Cornyn is angling for a CNN job

Dan Carlin said:

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ts5641 said:

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agsalaska said:

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I agree with Cornyn. Very stupid thing to post.

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Cornyn is really showing who he truly is. There's nothing racist about posting something that's happening that should be questioned. He's doing what the left always does to shut down the conversation and or momentum. And he's doing it to a Republican. He worming his way to a CNN gig at this point.

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So "something that's happening that should be questioned" is brown people enjoying a college football game? Good lord, white nationalism has become so normalized here.

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This is about H1B fraud and you know it.

VaterAg said:

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NightHawk150 said:

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I wasn't originally gonna post this, but cause it feels too racist to do so (and I'm one of the brownies, Mexican kind), but then I saw Cornyn opine, and wanted to get y'all's thoughts.

So, tu posted their hype vid after the win yesterday…

THAT'LL DO IT 🤘#HookEm pic.twitter.com/srkIUJR7ZA

— Texas Longhorns (@TexasLonghorns) September 13, 2026

And sure enough, this is their student section:

I heard UT graduation this year looked like this. I didn’t believe it. The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined. pic.twitter.com/Ys1bql0y4U

— Bo French (@bofrench) September 13, 2026

Like, we all know how it feels like Texas is getting overrun at an alarming rate. And I say overrun because when large swath of people come from another country, a different culture, and don't assimilate into our established culture, customs, and traditions, well, issues arise. At least when my parents came here in search of a better life, yes they wanted me to hang on to the customs they grew up with, but at the same time, they wanted to, and in turn, wanted me to grow up with American cultures and values instilled. Something as simple as turkey on thanksgiving, and burgers and hot dogs for Fourth of July. People may not it's a big deal, but it's the little things that grow, seeds if you will, that blossom and open the gates to understand why we do things, and falling in love with them in the process. I love America, what she stands for, and the resilience and courage her people show, such as the World Wars, 9/11, any instance of evil facing her people, America has always stood as a beacon of hope for her people. And I don't believe the people coming here know no care to know about that…

I'll get off my soapbox now… anyways, then I see Cornyn post this, and I'm just like, there's no way they thought this would go over well.

This is the Republican nominee for statewide office. Are other Republican elected officials going to condemn the intolerance and racism, or look the other way while it becomes normalized. This is how great political parties self-destruct. Sad. https://t.co/TO1dTXKd6G

— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) September 13, 2026

So what's y'all's thoughts? Also I'm posting this on my phone while waiting on my waffles from waffle house, so sorry if the links don't come through.

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They're at an American football game enthusiastically cheering for their favorite team. I'd say they've assimilated rather well.

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Being American is cheering at a football game.

StandUpforAmerica said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Have you ever worked in high tech? I do. Indians hire Indians. Heck, they even discriminate against each other in this country based on caste. I've seen it happen over and over again.

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I've spent my entire career in high tech, and this is 100% true. The only thing you left out IMO is these Indian men treat women employees much worse than the male employees. It seemed like Indian women got treated the worst, but the non-Indian women also got treated like crap by most of the male Indians.

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This is 100% true. Look at any company or IT dept that they have gained leadership roles, the majority of staff become Indian very quickly. Also, they use the caste system here. "Didn't go to IIT, you're beneath me". I had an offshore team revolt on an onshore Indian lead, about 20 years ago, because the onshore IIT grad was treating them like trash.

The fundamental distinction between the right and the left is that a so-called right-leaning candidate is completely open to criticism, from the right, when they make foolish or racist remarks.

Dudes y'all have no idea how bad it is in Texas until you step out of the state. Ive been a die hard Texan my whole life but recently had to move to another state for work and we moved to an 80% white town. It is like stepping back in time. Everything is clean, nice, orderly, people are generally friendly, high trust family activities everywhere. It's incredible. We went to a local towns garage sale that had something like 100 participating houses and we heard Spanish one time.

You could find some small Texas towns like that one.

Sea Speed said:

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Dudes y'all have no idea how bad it is in Texas until you step out of the state. Ive been a die hard Texan my whole life but recently had to move to another state for work and we moved to an 80% white town. It is like stepping back in time. Everything is clean, nice, orderly, people are generally friendly, high trust family activities everywhere. It's incredible. We went to a local towns garage sale that had something like 100 participating houses and we heard Spanish one time.

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Another post a I agree with 100%. We vacation a lot in Northern Michigan and Northern Minnesota, and we see the same thing you describe (with the exception of Minneapolis). We didn't realize this would be the case before we started going up there, but it has kind of been an unexpected benefit of our travels in that region.

HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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ts5641 said:

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agsalaska said:

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I agree with Cornyn. Very stupid thing to post.

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Cornyn is really showing who he truly is. There's nothing racist about posting something that's happening that should be questioned. He's doing what the left always does to shut down the conversation and or momentum. And he's doing it to a Republican. He worming his way to a CNN gig at this point.

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So "something that's happening that should be questioned" is brown people enjoying a college football game? Good lord, white nationalism has become so normalized here.

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This is about H1B fraud and you know it.

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This is about a GOP politician literally posting a picture of brown people and saying racist things. If he wanted to talk H1B fraud he could have said that directly, but instead he used a visual meant to apply to the hearts of the xenophobic MAGA (but I repeat myself) base.

Quick check for racism: what do you know about these students besides the their skin color?

Dan Carlin said:

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HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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ts5641 said:

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agsalaska said:

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I agree with Cornyn. Very stupid thing to post.

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Cornyn is really showing who he truly is. There's nothing racist about posting something that's happening that should be questioned. He's doing what the left always does to shut down the conversation and or momentum. And he's doing it to a Republican. He worming his way to a CNN gig at this point.

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So "something that's happening that should be questioned" is brown people enjoying a college football game? Good lord, white nationalism has become so normalized here.

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This is about H1B fraud and you know it.

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This is about a GOP politician literally posting a picture of brown people and saying racist things. If he wanted to talk H1B fraud he could have said that directly, but instead he used a visual meant to apply to the hearts of the xenophobic MAGA (but I repeat myself) base.

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Didn't matter what he said, you would spin it to be racist.

HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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ts5641 said:

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agsalaska said:

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I agree with Cornyn. Very stupid thing to post.

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Cornyn is really showing who he truly is. There's nothing racist about posting something that's happening that should be questioned. He's doing what the left always does to shut down the conversation and or momentum. And he's doing it to a Republican. He worming his way to a CNN gig at this point.

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So "something that's happening that should be questioned" is brown people enjoying a college football game? Good lord, white nationalism has become so normalized here.

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This is about H1B fraud and you know it.

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This is about a GOP politician literally posting a picture of brown people and saying racist things. If he wanted to talk H1B fraud he could have said that directly, but instead he used a visual meant to apply to the hearts of the xenophobic MAGA (but I repeat myself) base.

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Didn't matter what he said, you would spin it to be racist.

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False. Poor MAGA gets called out for blatant racism and then makes itself the victim, typical narcissistic behavior. "Doesn't matter what he said" -- perfect example of the know-nothingness of today's GOP.

What did he know about these students besides their skin color?

As usual with social media, most everyone misunderstands the intent of the French's post.

He's not blaming those kids. He's not saying they didn't earn their spot at UT. He's not even saying they aren't assimilating.

He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

These kids aren't at fault. But they represent something much larger: Their presence is a sign that our leadership has failed us. They've imported vast numbers of a foreign culture -- many due to visa or credential fraud -- and allowed them to take jobs, compete for homes, fill our schools and change the culture and fabric of our local communities.

The politicians who scream "racism" know full well what they've done, or at least allowed to happen under their watch. Many are beholden to Indian body shops that make financial contributions. Democrats are enriched by the lifelong voters they are gaining.

In other words, they benefit from the flood and ain't changing a thing.

They attack Bo French because he is opening eyes and threatening to cut off the spigot.

EclipseAg said:

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As usual with social media, most everyone misunderstands the intent of the French's post.

He's not blaming those kids. He's not saying they didn't earn their spot at UT. He's not even saying they aren't assimilating.

He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

These kids aren't at fault. But they represent something much larger: Their presence is a sign that our leadership has failed us. They've imported vast numbers of a foreign culture -- many due to visa or credential fraud -- and allowed them to take jobs, compete for homes, fill our schools and change the culture and fabric of our local communities.

The politicians who scream "racism" know full well what they've done, or at least allowed to happen under their watch. Many are beholden to Indian body shops that make financial contributions. Democrats are enriched by the lifelong voters they are gaining.

In other words, they benefit from the flood and ain't changing a thing.

They attack Bo French because he is opening eyes and threatening to cut off the spigot.

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What did he know about those students besides the color of their skin? Did he know they are 1st or 2nd generation immigrants? What do they have to do to get to be seen as real-enough Americans to you?

Like I wrote 6 pages ago, much thanks to Biden, Obama, Congress, the blue states and over 70 million idiots who voted for this unstructured mass migration.

Dan Carlin said:

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HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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HowdyTexasAggies said:

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Dan Carlin said:

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ts5641 said:

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agsalaska said:

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I agree with Cornyn. Very stupid thing to post.

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Cornyn is really showing who he truly is. There's nothing racist about posting something that's happening that should be questioned. He's doing what the left always does to shut down the conversation and or momentum. And he's doing it to a Republican. He worming his way to a CNN gig at this point.

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So "something that's happening that should be questioned" is brown people enjoying a college football game? Good lord, white nationalism has become so normalized here.

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This is about H1B fraud and you know it.

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This is about a GOP politician literally posting a picture of brown people and saying racist things. If he wanted to talk H1B fraud he could have said that directly, but instead he used a visual meant to apply to the hearts of the xenophobic MAGA (but I repeat myself) base.

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Didn't matter what he said, you would spin it to be racist.

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False. Poor MAGA gets called out for blatant racism and then makes itself the victim, typical narcissistic behavior. "Doesn't matter what he said" -- perfect example of the know-nothingness of today's GOP.

What did he know about these students besides their skin color?

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Ask Cornyn, he knows what's up.

EclipseAg said:

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As usual with social media, most everyone misunderstands the intent of the French's post.

He's not blaming those kids. He's not saying they didn't earn their spot at UT. He's not even saying they aren't assimilating.

He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

These kids aren't at fault. But they represent something much larger: Their presence is a sign that our leadership has failed us. They've imported vast numbers of a foreign culture -- many due to visa or credential fraud -- and allowed them to take jobs, compete for homes, fill our schools and change the culture and fabric of our local communities.

The politicians who scream "racism" know full well what they've done, or at least allowed to happen under their watch. Many are beholden to Indian body shops that make financial contributions. Democrats are enriched by the lifelong voters they are gaining.

In other words, they benefit from the flood and ain't changing a thing.

They attack Bo French because he is opening eyes and threatening to cut off the spigot.

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He's pretty clear that these kids are the problem. He's saying that they shouldn't be at UT and are only there because someone prioritized Indians or Indian-Americans over white people. He was against DEI until he wasn't.

In the same way HR departments get taken over then exclusively hire in-group, UT seems to be prioritizing in the same way. pic.twitter.com/XLsR4aDlq8

— Bo French (@bofrench) September 13, 2026

Indians leave India because they don't want to be around Indians IN INDIA and they are just poor immigrants looking for a better life.

Whites don't want to be around Indians in their own state of Texas in the United States of america and they are racist monsters.

Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

Dan Carlin said:

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EclipseAg said:

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As usual with social media, most everyone misunderstands the intent of the French's post.

He's not blaming those kids. He's not saying they didn't earn their spot at UT. He's not even saying they aren't assimilating.

He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

These kids aren't at fault. But they represent something much larger: Their presence is a sign that our leadership has failed us. They've imported vast numbers of a foreign culture -- many due to visa or credential fraud -- and allowed them to take jobs, compete for homes, fill our schools and change the culture and fabric of our local communities.

The politicians who scream "racism" know full well what they've done, or at least allowed to happen under their watch. Many are beholden to Indian body shops that make financial contributions. Democrats are enriched by the lifelong voters they are gaining.

In other words, they benefit from the flood and ain't changing a thing.

They attack Bo French because he is opening eyes and threatening to cut off the spigot.

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What did he know about those students besides the color of their skin? Did he know they are 1st or 2nd generation immigrants? What do they have to do to get to be seen as real-enough Americans to you?

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Again, you totally miss the point.

It's not about "these kids." It's about across-the-board demographic replacement.

It doesn't matter if they are 10th generation. If their numbers are so large that they gather the political and economic capital to dominate, we are all in trouble.

Do you really think these kids will be hiring white, black or Hispanic employees in 10-15 years? Voting for white, black or Hispanic candidates for school board or county commissioner? Not practicing izzat, juggad or all that other cultural crap that makes dealing with them such a challenge on a daily basis?

Americans are so brainwashed by the fear of not being welcoming or being called racist that they are giving away their country. They will quite literally harm their own children and grandchildren so they can virtue signal on social media.

I went to visit a cousin who went to A&M with me and spent his career in the army. When it was time to get out, I didn't understand why he refused to move back to Texas.

I then went to visit him in a small little town on Lake Michigan that was two hours away from the airport.


I felt like I was on the Andy Griffith show

Now I understand why he would not move back to Texas. It happened right under our noses and because it happened slowly we didn't realize it.

There is a huge difference in the demographics and culture between Texas cities and small Texas towns. You don't have to travel out of state to find peace.

Old McDonald said:

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it's hard not to see the recent bo-french-style surge in anti-Indian racism on twitter and elsewhere as being anything more than losers coping about being losers.

it's most pronounced among intelligent, but otherwise low-achieving and unremarkable people who have collectively manufactured a mythology in which their comparative lack of success is due to it being stolen by undeserving foreigners, when in reality they're often just getting outperformed.

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No, buddy, it's you who as usual is missing the whole point. Nobody has a problem with Indian students as a matter in and of itself. If those kids earned their way into that school, etc., then that's fine. What people have a problem with is there's an extremely high chance that these students are the offspring of Indians, who were brought here on H1B visas at the expense of Americans who could otherwise be educated and trained to do those jobs. Our H1B policy has been awful for decades, Americans, jobs, income, wealth, etc. this is a problem that needs to be fixed and Indians currently make up 71% of H1B recipients.

It's a signal and a larger problem.

Sea Speed said:

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Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

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I'd say prioritizing anyone using identity politics over merit is DEI. You would disagree?

Yea !!!!!! Permian Basin oil to educate foreigners.

Revise the PUF- Educate Texans first !!!

EclipseAg said:

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He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

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there aren't even a million indian people in texas. what are you talking about?

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Do you really think these kids will be hiring white, black or Hispanic employees in 10-15 years? Voting for white, black or Hispanic candidates for school board or county commissioner? Not practicing izzat, juggad or all that other cultural crap that makes dealing with them such a challenge on a daily basis?

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Why wouldn't they hire white, black, or hispanic employees?

Bull Meachem said:

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EclipseAg said:

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As usual with social media, most everyone misunderstands the intent of the French's post.

He's not blaming those kids. He's not saying they didn't earn their spot at UT. He's not even saying they aren't assimilating.

He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

These kids aren't at fault. But they represent something much larger: Their presence is a sign that our leadership has failed us. They've imported vast numbers of a foreign culture -- many due to visa or credential fraud -- and allowed them to take jobs, compete for homes, fill our schools and change the culture and fabric of our local communities.

The politicians who scream "racism" know full well what they've done, or at least allowed to happen under their watch. Many are beholden to Indian body shops that make financial contributions. Democrats are enriched by the lifelong voters they are gaining.

In other words, they benefit from the flood and ain't changing a thing.

They attack Bo French because he is opening eyes and threatening to cut off the spigot.

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He's pretty clear that these kids are the problem. He's saying that they shouldn't be at UT and are only there because someone prioritized Indians or Indian-Americans over white people. He was against DEI until he wasn't.

In the same way HR departments get taken over then exclusively hire in-group, UT seems to be prioritizing in the same way. pic.twitter.com/XLsR4aDlq8

— Bo French (@bofrench) September 13, 2026

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The kids aren't the problem; it's the fact that they're in my country that's the problem. The kids are likely unwitting pawns in the game being played to completely demographically replace white people in the west.

If you don't believe me look at the change in the demographics of school districts in the dfw area in the last 20 years.

I don't care if you like Indians or don't like Indians, they're not Americans. They have very little in common with us, furthermore they show MASSIVE in group preference and discriminate against those who aren't Indian.

At SMU of all places, the Indian Accounting Chair promoted 2 of 2 tenured spots to Indians with non Indian candidates going 0 for 5.

The Asian prof who is bringing the complain said the Indian faculty got the nicest offices with non Indians having to walk across the quad, and that his vote for tender was 3 against 1 with the 3 votes against all coming from Indians, and the 1 vote for coming from a non Indian.

https://www.docketalarm.com/cases/Texas_Northern_District_Court/3--25-cv-03129/Wang_v._Southern_Methodist_University/1/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

bro there are a million indians at my local costco

Bull Meachem said:

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Sea Speed said:

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Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

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I'd say to prioritizing anyone using identity politics over merit is DEI. You would disagree?

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Oh BS take broad statement- strip the detail and logic and present. Your statement is true only if you are reducing the scope to American citizens. Are you really playing this card in this situation

So it's not their country if they are born here or are citizens? Interesting point of view.

someone's gotta buy all the teslas

ttu_85 said:

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Bull Meachem said:

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Sea Speed said:

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Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

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I'd say to prioritizing anyone using identity politics over merit is DEI. You would disagree?

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Oh BS take broad statement- strip the detail and logic and present. Your statement is true only if you are reducing the scope to American citizens. Are you really playing this card in this situation

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I answered the question that was asked of me.

Could you be clearer about why my answer is devious? I'd bet dollars to donuts that most of the kids in that picture are citizens.

Old McDonald said:

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EclipseAg said:

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He used that photo to ILLUSTRATE a massive shift in demographics that will forever change our state. You simply can't import a particular people by the millions without downstream effects.

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there aren't even a million indian people in texas. what are you talking about?

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Typical lib logic take a snap shot can call it THE DATA POINT. Forget the details. trends, and cause and effect. Amazing how these brains "work"

Bull Meachem said:

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ttu_85 said:

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Bull Meachem said:

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Sea Speed said:

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Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

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I'd say to prioritizing anyone using identity politics over merit is DEI. You would disagree?

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Oh BS take broad statement- strip the detail and logic and present. Your statement is true only if you are reducing the scope to American citizens. Are you really playing this card in this situation

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I answered the question that was asked of me.

Could you be clearer about why my answer is devious? I'd bet dollars to donuts that most of the kids in that picture are citizens.

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Devious ? I didnt call it devious. I called it shallow.

Bull Meachem said:

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ttu_85 said:

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Bull Meachem said:

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Sea Speed said:

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Are you saying that prioritizing white kids in a majority white country is DEI?

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I'd say to prioritizing anyone using identity politics over merit is DEI. You would disagree?

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Oh BS take broad statement- strip the detail and logic and present. Your statement is true only if you are reducing the scope to American citizens. Are you really playing this card in this situation

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I answered the question that was asked of me.

Could you be clearer about why my answer is devious? I'd bet dollars to donuts that most of the kids in that picture are citizens.

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And if we were a proper country, they wouldn't be.