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Are Indians the 'leaf cutter ants' of humans??

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Hermes Pappadopoulis
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Was listening to the newest ep with Topher Gardner (pretty nifty name for what he does....synchromystics paying attention??), and he was telling a story about planting Cacao and his crops getting rocked by Leaf-cutter ants.

At one point he says, 'Ask anyone that farms in South America and they'll tell you leaf-cutter ants don't show up to plants that are healthy"

Are Indians the leaf-cutter ants of humanity?? Their increasing influx/diaspora has everyone fucked up...no one likes their culture and doesn't want it anywhere in the west. They don't seem interested in assimilating....spare me any cries of 'racism'....as with every group, dislike of them is born from their behavior and not the color of their skin.

In 1923 (back when our country was 'healthier'), we banned them from immigrating here outright: https://calendar.eji.org/racial-injustice/feb/19

From Vivek to JD Vance having an indian wife, to all the CEOs of dying companies being Indian....I've never seen Indians having as prominent of a role in our society at the 'managerial control' level as I'm seeing now. Our entire tech sector is getting hallowed out to be filled with inept 'talent' from that god-forsaken part of the earth. As our society is clearly decaying, they appear to be getting used as global coolies...OR, 'leaf cutter ants', showing up to feast on the carcass of a dying civilization. As everything adheres to natural law, it stands to reason our cultures adhere to the same laws nature has.

I understand this sounds racist (don't care...sorry any butthurt indian people reading this), but I'm high rn and I was just thinking about it and it makes sense to me. They're here to pick the bones of our decomposing corporate hegemons clean...we shouldn't be upset AT them for this; just like leaf-cutter ants, they were called here by nature (the predatory capitalist nature that governs our civilization), and we should just recognize what the sign of their increasing prevalence represents.

Does that make sense? I guess the thing to do would be to focus on what's being built that replace the things they're here to 'leaf-cut'...though I don't see anything that's in the process of being built today bearing fruit for many decades to come.

::shrug emoji::

 


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