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For a change, why doesn’t ThePrint report on the casual racism, everyday profiling, violence and bigotry faced by non-tribals residing in north-eastern states?
Why is it not ‘cool’ to report on the xenophobic attitudes of the natives of north-eastern states and the repeated bouts of violence targeted at non-tribals?
I might be called bias but seriously dude, Delhi you have always been disgusting to me. Is there anything positive which comes from this city ? It’s filled with uncivilized idiots who act like pigs or filled with champagne socialists who live in their own echo chambers both of which annoy me.
It’s not just about attacks on north eastern folks but so many other issues which has never made me feel like Delhi is a good city. Obviously there are really nice folks but it’s also a fact that per capita there are more uncivilized people in Delhi than in other major city.
For a change, why doesn’t ThePrint report on the casual racism, everyday profiling, violence and bigotry faced by non-tribals residing in north-eastern states?
Why is it not ‘cool’ to report on the xenophobic attitudes of the natives of north-eastern states and the repeated bouts of violence targeted at non-tribals?
I might be called bias but seriously dude, Delhi you have always been disgusting to me. Is there anything positive which comes from this city ? It’s filled with uncivilized idiots who act like pigs or filled with champagne socialists who live in their own echo chambers both of which annoy me.
It’s not just about attacks on north eastern folks but so many other issues which has never made me feel like Delhi is a good city. Obviously there are really nice folks but it’s also a fact that per capita there are more uncivilized people in Delhi than in other major city.