India’s engineers have thrived in Silicon Valley. So has its caste system.

The Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | October 29, 2020 | Nitasha Tiku

[Starcitizen]

So yeah. A shill for Indian H1B trash. Wonder what is his cut is for every American that he gets replaced by an Indian scumbag that brought over here?

[JudgemAll]

Exactly. White are below untouchables...

[JudgemAll]

Reminds me of my Cuban buddy who went to beat an Indian gas pump owner because he was not paying his Mexican construction worker’s wife working there...

[zaxtres]

So you say.

Funny you have to state that you work in the high tech industry when it is usually synonymous with Silicone Valley,

[Paal Gulli]

Indians are hard-working to a fault, and India is rich in coal, iron, arable land, and manpower, the very resources that should allow a rising economy to thrive. But it will be very difficult for them to grow an ecosystem to rival the industrialized west so long as they cling to the caste system (which was outlawed in 1947) because it thwarts upward social and economic mobility.

India and China also are the world’s two largest polluters, and by considerable margins, and there is exactly Sweet Fanny Adams the industrialized west can do to combat the so-called man-made global warming unless and until that changes.

[Zhang Fei]

[Benjamin - not a Hindu name. Do Indian Christians have a caste system too?]

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A good number of Dalits/untouchables convert to Christianity or Islam out of perhaps disgust at being relegated to pond scum by India’s majority religion. The issue is that Hindus don’t really care what religion you or your ancestors converted to - once an untouchable, always an untouchable.

[Gene Eric]

Good that you persisted.

[applpie]

Thanks. I was fortunate to have the right skills.