Tyler Oliveira, who risked life and limb to film a poop-throwing festival in India, has now come home to America, and is filming Indians—with questionable work visas—in Texas.
Well ...count me in as "anti-India in America"....growing up in the 50's and 60's they (along with other cultures) were interesting to see and learn about. BUT I never expected they would be in my backyard in OVERWHELMING numbers....they for the vast part do not even consider themselves to be American or even grateful for being here. AND they have the worst English accents I have ever heard, barely can understand them at all..their language must be super awful..l
Well ...count me in as "anti-India in America"....growing up in the 50's and 60's they (along with other cultures) were interesting to see and learn about. BUT I never expected they would be in my backyard in OVERWHELMING numbers....they for the vast part do not even consider themselves to be American or even grateful for being here. AND they have the worst English accents I have ever heard, barely can understand them at all..their language must be super awful..l