Indian People are Stinky

Go to an Indian restaurant, and a bigot like you will immediately be offput by the lack of anything familiar or American. There's no hamburgers, no ketchup, no Popcorn. There's stuff from a different culture! There's rice! And chili peppers! and water chestnuts! You feel like you're going to faint, because you realize there's a world outside where you live, and you refuse to accept that people around the world eat other food than we do. Am I accurate? Those restaurants don't stink anymore than the greasy spoon diner on route 84. You just hate them because the smells are unfamiliar. They come from another place, a foreign place. And because they do, your racism and bigotry kicks in. Am I correct? I am, huh? Offices are not stinky because there are Indian people there. They are stinky because the management doesn't buy air freshener, or because the employees there, even the white ones, are unhygienic. Without air freshener, you might be surprised at how the world smells. It's pretty stinky. And Indian people have the exact same anatomy as us, they produce the same amount of sweat. They might not use hygiene products because things like that are too expensive back home. And, if they worship a religion that demands they don't use hygienic products, then they don't have to. Just like Christianity demanding that you celebrate Christmas. It's the same thing. You have a nose that's much too sensitive, you Nazi. Please, feel free to rebut anything I say. Indian houses might smell like curry. Maybe because they're cooking a curry dish inside. Ever think of that? Or maybe they have a meditation room where they burn some curry. It's not the PEOPLE who smell like curry. They just use curry a lot. For food, for aromatherapy. It's part of their culture. When they're put in America, why wouldn't they want to hold on to their heritage? Maybe you should smell some curry. Or some pot. It would relax you. You need to relax. Curry was not invented as incense to give to a million armed god. It was not invented. It was a naturally occurring herb, that grew near where India was settled, so it was natural that the early settlers of India would use it as a seasoning for their food. Over time, they noticed that it smelled nice, too. So they burned some as incense, and they were able to engage in philosophy and meditate and they felt better about the place in which they lived, and how they lived. Curry is an integral part of Indian culture. Of course, so are other herbs, like jasmine, mint, and others. Go into a meditation shop. There will be 100 different types of incense. Most aren't curry. Their "one million armed god," as you put it, is part of a complex and fascinating mythology that unified the Indian people as one and gave them a social structure to believe in and a purpose in life. It's called Hinduism, and just because it differs from Christianity does not mean it's bad. It's a great religion. You should read up on it, you American bigot. You'll have to provide some sources, or nobody will believe you. Most Indian people today do bathe. Many of them now have access to plumbing. In the past, they didn't have time to develop plumbing because they were being oppressed by the British Empire. Today, though, most middle class Indians have bathrooms just like us. They have a bathtub, a shower, a sink, and a toilet. And their poop is much more beautiful than yours. They are an underdeveloped country, but you don't fix an underdeveloped country by killing all the residents. You fix an underdeveloped country by developing it. There should be more schools, more equal wealth distribution, more access to food, better law enforcement. there are real problems in India beyond what your bigoted mind sees. There rivers and lakes are dirty and infested with bugs. Others aren't. Have you ever gone near an American lake or river? It's polluted. There's trash, urine, and pests. But others are beautiful. It's the same in India. India is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. In the past, the Ganges river was filled with pollution, but it was considered holy to bathe in it because it was polluted. And they did. And nothing is wrong with that. I still don't hate Indians. Do you like them now? Or are you still a Nazi idiot? Another picture of you: http://www.rinkworks.com...