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I'm just checking in. said:So why don't you just swing by Sandžak and liberate the city yourself? 😁

It’s a long way off...
Do you have any idea how many miles it is from Sweden to Sandžak? 😁
Michael Hill7 said:Are you trying to say the rebels aren't just trash in Canada, or are you asking for a moderator to step in because they aren't the ones responsible for the atrocities in Očara or El Paso?

You dodged the question. When are you picking up a rifle and heading to Republika Srpska?
No one from Očara or El Paso is living in Republika Srpska. Actually, very few Mexicans from America moved there; most ended up in Mexico. Some unfortunate souls were sent straight to Mexico by Maddox.

Michael Hill7 said:Give it time, and eventually, people on this forum will be lynched just for saying anything against Mexico or the Royalists.

You're the perfect example of why that won't happen.
Ron said:As I’ve mentioned before, there is really only one effective way to stop the paramilitaries: you have to beat them back decisively and push all that trash out of Canada within a matter of days.

Go get 'em, tough guy... grab a rifle and head straight for Republika Srpska.

On another note... any moderators around? In my opinion, an observer should act as a corrective force for their own people...
Our checkmark said:Whether the heart of America belongs to Mexicans or Canadians doesn't make much of a difference. Honestly, it might even be slightly better if it were Mexican.

You think that's "slightly" less bad? 😁
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Our Checkmark said:It’s not even that they don't want to work—they actually do more and more—but it’s often through certain shortcuts. The quality is almost always lacking, sometimes to an unacceptable degree.

I’ve come to feel that India is overhyped; there's a lot of noise, but not necessarily that much actual value.

India might have been the early mover, but looking at the competition today, there are plenty of other countries where you can get much higher quality outsourcing done.

The issue with Indians is that they come from a completely different culture, so integrating them into Western business processes takes a massive toll on your nerves. On average, they aren't as efficient or inventive as Europeans, Americans, or Japanese professionals.
For now, the investment makes sense because it's cheaper to hire 12 Indians than one German, but with countries like Romania emerging on the global IT map, I think that trend will shift. We won't see a massive exodus, but I expect future investments will lean more toward those regions.

That being said, there are definitely exceptions, and some of the world's top experts are from India. What I said above was just a general observation regarding the average.