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@Sergio4ever @Terry @Codeki agreed. Their pooh pollutes the air, the water supply, and the ocean.

@Terry Easy way to counter this is to ask them if they consider India a 3rd world country and if they would ban immigrants from there.

@Terry The 30% less shit isn't even true. I work in software and the indians all make more than the Whites even though they do less work with lower quality. Once a single jeet gets in to a position of power they fire all the humans and replace them with jeets while giving themselves raises.

Oh, and for those who work in software. NEVER take a job offer from an all jeet department, the only reason they are hiring you is because they either fucked up real hard and need you to do ALL of their jobs for less pay than any one of them or it's so bad that they need to pin their fuck-up on you as the scapegoat.
I'm speaking from personal experience.

Too often the precious formative years from birth to six years of age are wasted by parents and teachers who feel that the child is too young to learn. In many cases it is actually they who are too lazy to teach. Observe the mountains of information that your three-year-old absorbs from watching television. Can you then truly tell yourself that a child of this age is not ready for learning experiences? Take the time to really talk to your young child, and you'll be amazed at his storehouse of knowledge. A child must not be allowed to spend the most formative years of his life sitting like a nonentity in his sandbox. By the age of two he has progressed far beyond the stage for idle play and baby talk. Learning at this age is a necessity that must not be thwarted. A young child's curiosity is insatiable, and he should have unlimited opportunities for observation, movement and exploration in his home, in his gar-den. Let him discover himself and the world around him. Encourage him to be active and to follow his natural urges, for this is necessary for the development of his character. Remember that what a child can be is determined by the foundation laid in these early years, and his capacities are almost limitless.

“In many cases it is actually they who are too lazy to teach” - oof. This is certainly true, though - even small children can, and will, learn a surprising amount. The question is whether they learn from the parents or from Cocomelon.