Posted on 10/12/2025 11:10:25 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
I’m calling out your gaslighting by omission.
You’re the one who started out pulling a fraction of the H1-Bs alone for one incomplete calendar year and comparing that to the total number of unemployed.
Troll harder.
IF there is such a thing as "gaslighting by omission," THEN you are your own evidence of it.
Post your stats and sources. To date, you've OMITTED doing so.
Your the one whose initial post purported to be complete and accurate, while you knew it wasn't.
I called you out on it and you responded with a tu quoque.
Which is a logical fallacy.
You’re the one who started gaslighting.
You fill in all the other sources for Indians to come here and get jobs.
And Chinese.
And Mexicans.
And Pakistanis.
You’re the one who pretended less than 1 year’s worth of H1-Bs at seven companies, could be compared to the entire number of unemployed.
That’s gaslighting.
So you correct your error.
I don’t have too. I’m calling you out on your gaslighting.
Provide your numbers/stats and sources. Else you're just noise.
Once the CEO goes Desi, the rest of the corporation only hires Desis.
I guess that means that marcus the freeploader will be covering your quarterly donations from now on, Worldtraveler once upon a time. 😉😂😂
BREAKING SCANDAL: a former Capital One employee has provided an internal email showing abuse and disregard of the company's American employees by Indian management, as well as Indian ethnic nepotism in hiring.
The email is from employee Amer Zec, who accuses Capital One of… pic.twitter.com/MgUvHCgG85— Matt Forney (@realmattforney) October 12, 2025
BREAKING SCANDAL: a former Capital One employee accuses Capital One abuse and disregard of the company’s American employees by Indian management, as well as Indian ethnic nepotism in hiring.
N-i-c-e find.
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