Racial attacks are increasing in USA against all immigrants after Donald Trump became US President and him following America First
policy in extremely aggressive manner. Indians bore the burnt of most of the racist attacks as many Indians were shot in the recent past.
Under these circumstances shocking facts are coming out that will worry Indians. Inside talk is Americans are getting irritated with the utter
disregard of the Indians to the traffic rules and general indispiline. Many till now are under the impression that Americans are developing
hatred against Indians for taking away their opportunities.
However it is coming out more than that Indians indiscipline on the roads is getting on the nerves of the Americans. A conversation
between an NRI and American is going viral on social media showing the anger against Indians.
The post came from a NRI who sought to find the mentality and thought process of ordinary American. The American livign in Ashburn Herndon
Reston complains about traffic “For me it takes two hours each way. I feel like I spend half of my life on road. I'm sorry to say man, but
many Indians are not considerate on the road.”
“They cut lanes on road, join the lane just before (the) signal. They act smart. We were raised learning to obey rules, we follow. Recently
my son — a high schooler —asked me to drive in the empty lane and cut (into) the lane at the end while I was waiting in the traffic. I was
furious to listen that. What culture is my son learning? And from where?”
“These guys who cut the lanes on road think themselves as the smartest creatures on the planet and all the people waiting in the traffic are
dumb. It just shows their ethics, culture and respect. I just don’t want my kids to learn that. I don’t generalist all Indians do that,
but mostly in my area (sic)”,
The American continued sharing his experience “Another colleague joined him and (spoke of) his experience when he was getting late for
his appointment.” An Indian lady almost hit his car while cutting into his lane.
“I felt embarrassed and guilty at the same time as I remember doing the same in a few instances,” the writer posted. “I have worked with
them and knew them for four years and know how wonderful they are,” He posted “hatred building up against the Indian community and let
this not be another reason to hate us.” and concluded saying “Let this not define our Indian culture.”
