A polite (not to be taken for granted next time) response from me:Hriday wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025 11:11 K L Dubey is clever. Look how he tried to paint Biden as an innocent who tried to uplift the downtrodden. Democrats purposefully import millions of people, many of them unskilled and with criminal backgrounds and then lecture others about the obligation to help them. Despite the news of huge wasteful spending by USAID discovered now, Dubey still wants others to believe that Biden was only trying to help humanity.
If you are coming in with your own bias or half-baked partisan affiliations and see a poster offering *objective* opinions, you should evaluate your own quality rather than assuming someone else is "being clever".
Everyone has a bias, but the goal is to be objective. The two are different things.
As an Indian living for a very long time in USA, I only see things from a dharmic Indian/bharatiya point of view. As far as USA issues are concerned I have no partisan affiliation or leaning. If GOP or Dem is doing something good from my standpoint/ethos, I will support it. And vice versa. As an Indian I affiliate with the BJP and particularly Modi, and have been an active supporter from early adult days.
I do not imagine DEI as applying to illegal immigrants.

Bhaidanwa is no "uplifter of downtrodden" - these are your words, not mine. I said very clearly that he saw the writing on the wall in relation to US demographics and where things are heading. Clearly, your unwise bias (or lack of understanding/depth vis-a-vis my post) is at fault.
There are a few US citizen posters (BUTTs) that have a great grievance with my posts - it's tragic yet amusing. One guy was thoroughly bi*chslapped by me in a renewable energy thread 10 years ago - and then blocked by me - and he is still traumatized. There is another poster who met the same fate more recently. Both still suffer trauma from their BRF "oppressor". They compulsively copy my posts when logged out, then log in to paste them in and then reply provocatively hoping to get my attention again

https://www.quora.com/What-makes-people ... hem-poorly
If you got misled by these guys (I don't see their posts unless someone else quotes them), that's somewhat amusing to me - though unfortunate since the only way I could help them was to block them. I can't speak for these troubled/confused individuals, nor can I speak for the others you mentioned ("Jay" and "Amber") who also appear to be Americans.
All these folks have every right to affiliate with a US political party of their choice. However, as I have written in detail earlier, bringing these alien American biases/partisanship into BRF without objectivity, trying to disrupt objective Indian analysis, and on top of that trying to target actual Indian posters, is unacceptable.