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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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who do you consider to be your countrymen?

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Gotcha, gotcha, oh how original

My countrymen are little green people from Mars. I accept them just 'cause they are different. Being different I know they are good for me and my nation 'cause racism is bad. End subject processing.

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this isn't meant to be a trick question. it's pretty clear who the poster does not consider their countrymen; less so whom they do.

I'm trying to understand Bo French's strategy here.

He's already won the primary. He's in a down-ballot race where most people where most people will just automatically select (R). They will think Railroad Commissioner, oversees the railroads. How big a deal can it be, right? Please don't correct me on that.

He was probably asking himself "How can I secure swing voters, the squishy Concerned Moderates who voted for Cornyn?". So he puts out that Tweet, ensuring that those swing voters who had never heard of him surely know who he is now.

Or, you know, he is actually concerned about the issue.

I wanted to thank the folks on F16. Anti-Indian attitudes in Texas left me little competition in the Collin/Denton County dating pool. Indian women (and Asian women in general) value intellectual guys, with many of them having a strong preference for white meat. I was about to take the next step with one before my future wife got my attention.

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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who do you consider to be your countrymen?

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Gotcha, gotcha, oh how original

My countrymen are little green people from Mars. I accept them just 'cause they are different. Being different I know they are good for me and my nation 'cause racism is bad. End subject processing.

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this isn't meant to be a trick question. it's pretty clear who the poster does not consider their countrymen; less so whom they do.

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Spare me. Your posting history is well known given its simplicity and repetition.

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I wanted to thank the folks on F16. Anti-Indian attitudes in Texas left me little competition in the Collin/Denton County dating pool. Indian women (and Asian women in general) value intellectual guys, with many of them having a strong preference for white meat. I was about to take the next step with one before my future wife got my attention.

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I can attest, many of them are really good people. I wish them the best. I just think American citizens should have a good shot at a good education, in AMERICAN Schools.

Thats not a put down on Indians at all.

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You should be able to be an above average American, with an above average intellect and above average drive, and have an above average outcome without having to compete with the top .5% of Indians who will work for 80% of what you will because they're infatuated with indoor plumbing.

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*taps the sign*

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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 much 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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I'm literally in the uae, in my penthouse overlooking the yas marina circuit; seeing to my 5th manufacturing company in my 3rd different country.

What have you done to question my success?

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that's great, i'd encourage you to share the secrets to your success with the losers blaming immigrants for their inadequacies

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I wanted to thank the folks on F16. Anti-Indian attitudes in Texas left me little competition in the Collin/Denton County dating pool. Indian women (and Asian women in general) value intellectual guys, with many of them having a strong preference for white meat. I was about to take the next step with one before my future wife got my attention.

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I can attest, many of them are really good people. I wish them the best. I just think American citizens should have a good shot at a good education, in AMERICAN Schools.

Thats not a put down on Indians at all.

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So do we.

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You should be able to be an above average American, with an above average intellect and above average drive, and have an above average outcome without having to compete with the top .5% of Indians who will work for 80% of what you will because they're infatuated with indoor plumbing.

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*taps the sign*

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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 much 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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I'm literally in the uae, in my penthouse overlooking the yas marina circuit; seeing to my 5th manufacturing company in my 3rd different country.

What have you done to question my success?

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that's great, i'd encourage you to share the secrets to your success with the losers blaming immigrants for their inadequacies

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I don't think you'll find the reason many people dislike immigrants is actually jealousy. Many of us don't like them because they're wildly different than we are. They also don't like them here in the UAE, which is insanely rich.

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There's a huge cricket facility just outside of Prairie View A&M.

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Yeah, that's where it is. It's on 290 somewhere.

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The sport that was brought to Indian by colonizers has now been brought to our shores by those colonized.

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You do realize that every race in the world has colonized. Not just the white people. Quit pushing this bull*****

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Yes. It was a joke. Lighten up, Francis.

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It's really hard to tell with you liberals.

Usually, y'all are serious.

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I'm arguing against DEI, pro-meritocracy, self-determination for private property, and American exceptionalism and now I'm a liberal. What a ****ing weird place this is.

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No you really were not, you were using them as a prop.. If you really meant to argue for those ideals you did a poor job as one would expect a real lib to do.

You are not fooling anyone.

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You never provide an argument or refutation, just insults.

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I'd tell mine they better find a way to compete and differentiate themselves. Everyone says the world needs ditch diggers until it's their children with the shovel in their hands.

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Wow dude here's some math. India is a rapidly industrializing nation of 1.43 Billion with a B. Take the top 2% of that number and have your kids compete with even half that or a quarter of that-- in our educational system.

Your kids might not be stuck with shovels but they are not going to have the opportunity to max out what they do have because US schools are taking the top ~3 friggen % of the worlds best, not America best. Then many of them go home and compete with us using our tech, processes, and educational systems.

China didnt become a world power due to socialism they sent a zillion kids starting in the very late 70's to US universities. And here we are with them breathing down our necks.

This is about a lot more than a friggen pic from a football game. How many Texas students could be at UT right now bettering Texas, not India.

Granted some stay, but are they assimilating? Will they assimilate, maybe, possibly, dont know. But many will always have their hearts in India. Which is totally understandable but not in the interest of your kids or this nation. India will be a major future competitor to the US just as China has since ~2010.

Its NOT our responsibility or in our interest to educated and train future competitors for a short term gain.

You cant see this ???? Agree competition is good but leave that for the citizenry of this nation. Great power completion is not so fun especially when you give them our best tech and processes. Its ******ed.
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Not my fault you miss things.

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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who do you consider to be your countrymen?

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Gotcha, gotcha, oh how original

My countrymen are little green people from Mars. I accept them just 'cause they are different. Being different I know they are good for me and my nation 'cause racism is bad. End subject processing.

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this isn't meant to be a trick question. it's pretty clear who the poster does not consider their countrymen; less so whom they do.

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Spare me. Your posting history is well known given its simplicity and repetition.

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blood and soil nationalists often struggle to articulate a coherent definition of what it means to be a "real american" that isn't arbitrary, inconsistently applied, or impractical for the purposes of policy. hence your evasiveness.

For those that haven't dealt with Indian culture a lot, they are raised to raid the system. They absolutely thrive in a high trust environment where people are expected to self police.

If you've ever flown to the eastern hemisphere outside of Europe you'll know that a billion of them ride in wheelchairs so they can pre-board, despite not needing them.

If you can be cheated, you should be cheated, and it's your fault for allowing it to happen.

It cuts across all social classes. I've had Indian laborers tell me the camera was "confused Saar" when I caught them stealing cutting tools from the vending machine on our shop floor, and I've had rich business owners accidentally copy me (and my lawyer) on emails where they're discussing trying to extort us.

Crazy how racists on here will target Indians when they are here literally creating wheelchair transport assistant jobs at airports pic.twitter.com/O10Qh50rsG

— Pub (@PubWanghaf) September 14, 2026

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Old McDonald said:

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Old McDonald said:

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Vox Clamantis said:

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You should be able to be an above average American, with an above average intellect and above average drive, and have an above average outcome without having to compete with the top .5% of Indians who will work for 80% of what you will because they're infatuated with indoor plumbing.

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*taps the sign*

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 much 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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I'm literally in the uae, in my penthouse overlooking the yas marina circuit; seeing to my 5th manufacturing company in my 3rd different country.

What have you done to question my success?

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that's great, i'd encourage you to share the secrets to your success with the losers blaming immigrants for their inadequacies

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I don't think you'll find the reason many people dislike immigrants is actually jealousy. Many of us don't like them because they're wildly different than we are. They also don't like them here in the UAE, which is insanely rich.

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i would tend to agree; the actual reason is much more mundane and trite

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Old McDonald said:

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Old McDonald said:

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Zobel said:

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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who do you consider to be your countrymen?

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Gotcha, gotcha, oh how original

My countrymen are little green people from Mars. I accept them just 'cause they are different. Being different I know they are good for me and my nation 'cause racism is bad. End subject processing.

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this isn't meant to be a trick question. it's pretty clear who the poster does not consider their countrymen; less so whom they do.

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Spare me. Your posting history is well known given its simplicity and repetition.

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blood and soil nationalists often struggle to articulate a coherent definition of what it means to be a "real american" that isn't arbitrary, inconsistently applied, or impractical for the purposes of policy. hence your evasiveness.

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LOL seriously, this is comical. Lots of words to say "People that disagree with my globalist views are "inconsistent, impractical for purposes of policy" and are evasive.

How can I be evasive when you mangled an idea to sound cool

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I wanted to thank the folks on F16. Anti-Indian attitudes in Texas left me little competition in the Collin/Denton County dating pool. Indian women (and Asian women in general) value intellectual guys, with many of them having a strong preference for white meat. I was about to take the next step with one before my future wife got my attention.

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Honestly
If their women were better looking, there would be less annoyance with them

Asian women>>>Indian women

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Old McDonald said:

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Vox Clamantis said:

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You should be able to be an above average American, with an above average intellect and above average drive, and have an above average outcome without having to compete with the top .5% of Indians who will work for 80% of what you will because they're infatuated with indoor plumbing.

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*taps the sign*

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 much 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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I'm literally in the uae, in my penthouse overlooking the yas marina circuit; seeing to my 5th manufacturing company in my 3rd different country.

What have you done to question my success?

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that's great, i'd encourage you to share the secrets to your success with the losers blaming immigrants for their inadequacies

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I don't think you'll find the reason many people dislike immigrants is actually jealousy. Many of us don't like them because they're wildly different than we are. They also don't like them here in the UAE, which is insanely rich.

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i would tend to agree; the actual reason is much more mundane and trite

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Okay, but that's completely counter to your "taps the sign" post

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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My ancestors fought and died for this country. You aren't my countryman and never will be.

This may be friendly fire

This picture fills me with a seething rage... I'm not racist or anything I just hate seeing Texas Longhorns happy pic.twitter.com/ojLWaK0tmo

— schmelliot (@MayerElliot) September 14, 2026

Pretty much where I stand on this.

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My oldest graduated top 15% from a very large 6A high school last May and my middle child will graduate too 20% from the same school next May. It's a mostly white school, but the top 8% in both of their classes are almost all Asian. Almost no white kids at these big public high schools can go to Texas. A few top 10% kids in the class got their PSA program- one year at a system school with an opportunity to transfer. Even further, one of my son's best friends was Asian, was top 8%, and his dream school was Texas. He chose not to go there because, despite being an auto-admit with over a 1500 sat, Texas wouldn't even admit him to McCombs. It is crazy how competitive it is at that school now and how different their student body looks from just two decades ago.

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My daughter got into Texas with being just inside the top 20%, a 1360 SAT score, and a 4.35 GPA with a few dual credit/AP scores.

Her best friend got in as well. She never took a single advanced class and her SAT was average, along with her 4.0 GPA.

Both got PSA'd at A&M. Very weird year for admissions, in my opinion.

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That probably depends on the major. The in demand majors (engineering, business, etc) have stiff competition. Even at A&M.

I got into both schools, but that was back in the 80's when both schools were admitting hicks. I actually took classes at both schools too.

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Zobel said:

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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My ancestors fought and died for this country. You aren't my countryman and never will be.

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To its whats in your heart. If you are loyal, truly loyal, law abiding- including immigration, working or trying too and care about this nation AS FOUNDED and refined to its core ideals, then I have no problem.

We have a responsibility first to our law abiding citizens no matter the race. People crashing the border or gaming this system or bringing in socialist/communist ideas should not be allowed near the door.

Its a heart thing not a racial one. I'd take a hard working law abiding brown or black over an entitle white leftest any day of the week. Leftest see NOTHING but race and process a situation no further

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Vox Clamantis said:

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You should be able to be an above average American, with an above average intellect and above average drive, and have an above average outcome without having to compete with the top .5% of Indians who will work for 80% of what you will because they're infatuated with indoor plumbing.

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*taps the sign*

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 much 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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I'm literally in the uae, in my penthouse overlooking the yas marina circuit; seeing to my 5th manufacturing company in my 3rd different country.

What have you done to question my success?

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that's great, i'd encourage you to share the secrets to your success with the losers blaming immigrants for their inadequacies

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I don't think you'll find the reason many people dislike immigrants is actually jealousy. Many of us don't like them because they're wildly different than we are. They also don't like them here in the UAE, which is insanely rich.

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i would tend to agree; the actual reason is much more mundane and trite

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Okay, but that's completely counter to your "taps the sign" post

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it's not jealousy; it's insecurity

Seriously, if you can look around your neighborhood and greater community and not see an overwhelming number of foreigners, you should really stay out of these discussions.

I deal with it every day and it's beyond frustrating. My beliefs and opinions about immigration are 100 percent colored by my real-world interactions with people who can't speak English and don't understand or share basic Western culture and mores.

If your local stores and restaurants haven't shifted to cater to a majority immigrant population; if people on your street still put out American flags and celebrate Christmas; if you've never stood in frustration and anger in a long line at the pharmacy listening to the Indian customer arguing with the Chinese pharmacist, both speaking broken English; if seeing a white kid out in public doesn't make you do a double-take ...

... then you probably should step back.

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If those kids and their families hold residency status in TX and their families work/pay taxes in TX, how is tu not working on behalf of Texans. In all likelihood, they were top something% and earned their way as an auto-admit.

After reading the OP, I am not even sure what the purpose of his post is. Are you advocating we should not allow people into ut who earned their spot on merit. Are you and Bo implying ut's class should proportionally reflect the demographics in TX and not merit.

Bo is an idiot for posting that. Most reasonable people in TX including Reps will imo think his post is unnecessary. This is how politicians lose normal people who are sick of the polarizers.

Also, how dumb are people to take one pic and make these assumptions. That demographic was definitely the minority in that stadium if you watched the game.

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I see you have been hiding under a rock since about 1990 or so. Welcome to the 21st century amigo, you'll be amazed at the things you see and hear these days on social media.

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Seriously, if you can look around your neighborhood and greater community and not see an overwhelming number of foreigners, you should really stay out of these discussions.

I deal with it every day and it's beyond frustrating. My beliefs and opinions about immigration are 100 percent colored by my real-world interactions with people who can't speak English and don't understand or share basic Western culture and mores.

If your local stores and restaurants haven't shifted to cater to a majority immigrant population; if people on your street still put out American flags and celebrate Christmas; if you've never stood in frustration and anger in a long line at the pharmacy listening to the Indian customer arguing with the Chinese pharmacist, both speaking broken English; if seeing a white kid out in public doesn't make you do a double-take ...

... then you probably should step back.

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I've had many great, positive experiences with Indian-Americans and all kinds of Americans of every race, national-background, and ethnicity. I think I'm the richer for it. I think America is the richer for it.

So no, I won't step back.

Have you no shame? Were you always this way? Or did something happen to make you this way?

Kids don't start as racists. The adults that are racists became racists.

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Zobel said:

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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My ancestors fought and died for this country. You aren't my countryman and never will be.

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Are we adding a multi-generational ancestral veteran requirement to have US citizenship?

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I wanted to thank the folks on F16. Anti-Indian attitudes in Texas left me little competition in the Collin/Denton County dating pool. Indian women (and Asian women in general) value intellectual guys, with many of them having a strong preference for white meat. I was about to take the next step with one before my future wife got my attention.

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Honestly
If their women were better looking, there would be less annoyance with them

Asian women>>>Indian women

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Indians have a higher ceiling IMO. The top end is smoking.

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EclipseAg said:

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Seriously, if you can look around your neighborhood and greater community and not see an overwhelming number of foreigners, you should really stay out of these discussions.

I deal with it every day and it's beyond frustrating. My beliefs and opinions about immigration are 100 percent colored by my real-world interactions with people who can't speak English and don't understand or share basic Western culture and mores.

If your local stores and restaurants haven't shifted to cater to a majority immigrant population; if people on your street still put out American flags and celebrate Christmas; if you've never stood in frustration and anger in a long line at the pharmacy listening to the Indian customer arguing with the Chinese pharmacist, both speaking broken English; if seeing a white kid out in public doesn't make you do a double-take ...

... then you probably should step back.

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I've had many great, positive experiences with Indian-Americans and all kinds of Americans of every race, national-background, and ethnicity. I think I'm the richer for it. I think America is the richer for it.

So no, I won't step back.

Have you no shame? Were you always this way? Or did something happen to make you this way?

Kids don't start as racists. The adults that are racists became racists.

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I have not. They vote overwhelmingly Democrat, commit outlandish amounts of fraud, and are generally unpleasant in my dealings with them.

I have zero shame, neither do they.

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EclipseAg said:

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Seriously, if you can look around your neighborhood and greater community and not see an overwhelming number of foreigners, you should really stay out of these discussions.

I deal with it every day and it's beyond frustrating. My beliefs and opinions about immigration are 100 percent colored by my real-world interactions with people who can't speak English and don't understand or share basic Western culture and mores.

If your local stores and restaurants haven't shifted to cater to a majority immigrant population; if people on your street still put out American flags and celebrate Christmas; if you've never stood in frustration and anger in a long line at the pharmacy listening to the Indian customer arguing with the Chinese pharmacist, both speaking broken English; if seeing a white kid out in public doesn't make you do a double-take ...

... then you probably should step back.

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I've had many great, positive experiences with Indian-Americans and all kinds of Americans of every race, national-background, and ethnicity. I think I'm the richer for it. I think America is the richer for it.

So no, I won't step back.

Have you no shame? Were you always this way? Or did something happen to make you this way?

Kids don't start as racists. The adults that are racists became racists.

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You realize the Indian culture is built on caste / racism? Guess what, that hasn't changed. By your logic, all their kids are also racist.

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If those kids and their families hold residency status in TX and their families work/pay taxes in TX, how is tu not working on behalf of Texans. In all likelihood, they were top something% and earned their way as an auto-admit.

After reading the OP, I am not even sure what the purpose of his post is. Are you advocating we should not allow people into ut who earned their spot on merit. Are you and Bo implying ut's class should proportionally reflect the demographics in TX and not merit.

Bo is an idiot for posting that. Most reasonable people in TX including Reps will imo think his post is unnecessary. This is how politicians lose normal people who are sick of the polarizers.

Also, how dumb are people to take one pic and make these assumptions. That demographic was definitely the minority in that stadium if you watched the game.

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Imagine thinking so little of what being an American is, that being smart is all it takes.

The dude that changed my oil in Cypress, TX is more of an American than the guy who owns the largest company in India.

No we shouldn't just let people into our country because they're smart.

The fact that visible evidence of the empirically proven truth that our country is being overrun by people nothing like us is being counted signaled by the ostensible "nationalist" political party is heartbreaking.

The old adage that "they'll tell you what you see happening isn't happening, and when its too late to do anything about it, they'll tell you it's actually good that it's happening" has never been more evident

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Zobel said:

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I don't think growing up in the United States is sufficient to be considered my countryman. The child of an illegal immigrant, for example, is not my countryman.

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My ancestors fought and died for this country. You aren't my countryman and never will be.

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Are we adding a multi-generational ancestral veteran requirement to have US citizenship?

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Ultimately where I fall on this...

The original post should never have been made. At the same time, I'm confused why John Cornyn or whoever runs his twitter account cares enough to comment. Stupid all around.

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Ultimately where I fall on this...

The original post should never have been made. At the same time, I'm confused why John Cornyn or whoever runs his twitter account cares enough to comment. Stupid all around.

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In the case of Cornyn, follow the money. No idea if that applies to Bo.

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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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I'm trying to understand Bo French's strategy here.

He's already won the primary. He's in a down-ballot race where most people where most people will just automatically select (R). They will think Railroad Commissioner, oversees the railroads. How big a deal can it be, right? Please don't correct me on that.

He was probably asking himself "How can I secure swing voters, the squishy Concerned Moderates who voted for Cornyn?". So he puts out that Tweet, ensuring that those swing voters who had never heard of him surely know who he is now.

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He outkicked the coverage by thinking the white supremacy constituency is larger than it actually is.