Happy Sunday! part-2 : How many of you have faced racism abroad? Do you all feel that we actually deserve it?

Happy Sunday! part-2 : How many of you have faced racism abroad? Do you all feel that we actually deserve it?

Question is simple: How many of you have experienced racism while living abroad? and Do you think we genuinely deserve it?

Well, you must have seen the Anti-Indian sentiment (Indophobia) spreading worldwide on YouTube, Twitter, And of course, in real life too, when we are abroad.

If you ask for my personal opinion, I think we do deserve it.

The reason is simple: we’re not united among ourselves, so how can we expect others to respect us? There’s no need for examples—just look at how people from South India, North India, and the North-East treat each other, as if they’re aliens. 😬

Secondly, when you go to another country and take away their jobs, it’s natural for them to be angry. A simple example is how bad we feel when illegal immigrants come to our country.

If we talk about Western culture—those people are visionaries. They think long-term, explore space, talk about living on Mars and the Moon. And us? Well, our ancestors already traveled through space, didn’t they? We already know everything about science, medicine, and mathematics, so why would we even need to go to the Moon or Mars, right?

I’m not joking—just for a second, watch the India vs. Pakistan videos on YouTube and compare yourself to Western countries.

The majority of Pakistan’s population says such backward things—you must have seen it on YouTube. The same way we look at Pakistan, Western countries look at India.

So the question remains: what wrong they are doing? Don’t we actually deserve it?

Speaking of China, they run good campaigns so that people respect them -

Speaking of China’s space agency, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) was launched in 1993, and today, China has its own space station. The Chinese people truly deserve respect.

Look at the vision of China’s space agency: "To build China into a space power that can: Make scientific discoveries and innovations independently, Promote economic and social development, Ensure national security, Provide strong support for the Chinese Dream, and Contribute to human civilization and progress."

And if we compare it with our ISRO: We do not have the fantasy of competing with the economically advanced nations in the exploration of the moon or the planets or manned space-flight.

Simple translate - We Indians are poor today, we are useless, tomorrow we will still be poor, and forever we Indians will remain poor, useless, lazy, and hungry.

I’m not joking, it is archived in the nation’s records.

The simple vision of China's space agency, in plain language, is this: we want the best of the best. If we don’t have it today, it’s fine, but we want it tomorrow, and we need to show the world that we are the best.

That’s why China is respected around the world; the problem lies in our fundamentals.

We dream small, and that’s why we face racism in the world.

As of 2024, China is the only country in the world that has its own space station. Even America doesn’t have its own space station. Respect is deserved, boss.

If there is such a CEO in ISRO, then, we are definitely going to face racism from the world -

I find it funny that there aren't many pictures of our Aditya L1 on the internet. All the YouTubers used pictures of NASA's Parker Solar Probe, and so did the news channels. That's because ISRO did not show us properly.

Racism will definitely exist towards Indians, and we deserve it because of our own actions.

Anyway, what’s your opinion on this?