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"Indians are generally dirty people"!? Dude wtf.. You should try to use a bidet instead of toilet paper bruh

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dude said Indians are generally a “Dirty People” 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂

“The Indians are generally a dirty people.” Tyler trying his hardest not to laugh.

Indians are generally dirty people 😅

guy on the bike say that "indians are generally a dirty people" just as easy as ordering a big mac. he got nuttin to hide. exercising his freedom of speech like a champ. lol

I'm an Indian, and give these white people there beloved" tim hortons" back you guys! Damn. the racial profiling in this video is crazy "good white", "generally a dirty race". I'm currently in edmonton and the number of "white" people with piss in their pants i've seen is crazy . Stop racially profiling people it's never fun when it's done pointing at you, just so you know.

😅😆😁😄😃😀🤣 0:12 "Indians are generally a dirty People"..."they don't seem to be eating poo"

Look What this asshole saying, indians are generally a dirty people, the streets of india is more safe and more clean then your bull shit torento or any other states full with crackheads, gangsters whole community is drug addict

I felt the racism coming through the screen. Using Canada as a "stepping stone" to "sneak into the greatest country on earth" was funny though - it really shows how self-obsessed Americans can be. India has its problems, but Indians legally migrating to Canada should not be seen as criminals. The visuals used were also very offsetting - when a woman said India is a beautiful country, you showed us dirty Indian roads. We can do that too: show people of Fentanyl and drug overdoses whenever you say "greatest country on earth." Over 40% of Canadian immigrants are economic class immigrants who go through rigorous points-based selection (IRCC, 2023) Indian immigrants to Canada have higher educational attainment than the Canadian average - 52% hold bachelor's degrees or higher compared to 34% of the general population The US has approximately 107,000 drug overdose deaths annually (CDC, 2023), with fentanyl involved in over 70% of cases India-Canada remittances totaled $5.7 billion in 2022, contributing significantly to both economies Indian-Canadians have lower unemployment rates (5.8%) than the national average (5.9%)