I just learned that the caste allignment of a profession in india depends on how dirty it is, i.e. programming is a brahmin job because you just sit in front of a pc, blacksmithing is a shudra job because you get very dirty and sweaty in your workshop, far

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Chud KMGJ2crl 02/27/26 (Fri) 11:54:50 №2943791 [Quote]

I just learned that the caste allignment of a profession in india depends on how dirty it is, i.e. programming is a brahmin job because you just sit in front of a pc, blacksmithing is a shudra job because you get very dirty and sweaty in your workshop, farming is a dalit job because you practically sleep on cow shit every day, you get the idea. The question is: if cleanliness is so important for pajeets that your social status entirely depends on it, WHY THE FUCK IS EVERY SINGLE PAJEET SO FUCKING DIRTY AND SMELLY

scooooob tBfCWOFm [VPN] 02/27/26 (Fri) 11:56:38 №2943802 [Quote]

I've never smelled an Indian IRL. Are they really smelly?

Scob kZ4FtoHq 02/27/26 (Fri) 11:59:05 №2943814 [Quote]

>>2943802
I remember talking to my brother about his programming job and he once said that his indian coworkers smells REALLY bad

Chud KMGJ2crl 02/27/26 (Fri) 12:00:09 №2943818 [Quote]

>>2943802
I walk past a group of indians in my university a couple of times and each time they fucking stank of shit and sweat and curry spices. I had never thought that it was even possible for someone's natural smell to be detectable from more than half a meter until I met pajeets.

2face udHVHNzY 02/27/26 (Fri) 12:02:25 №2943823 [Quote]

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