H-1B visas must end’: Wife of US citizen shares plight of landing IT jobs

[vasanthm]

How would you validate your civilization, if you proposed visually or experientially it would be a disaster for yourself

Since we’re apparently not a civilisation, it’s hard to see how we’re meant to compete with Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, and of course the great civilisations of Pakistan and Bangladesh.

 

[r3alist]

Since we’re apparently not a civilisation, it’s hard to see how we’re meant to compete with Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, and of course the great civilisations of Pakistan and Bangladesh.

The insistence on being a civilization only works against India.

It's like trying to enroll for university when really you are at secondary school or primary school

 

[vasanthm]

The insistence on being a civilization only works against India.

It's like trying to enroll for university when really you are at secondary school or primary school

By Pakistani standards

 

[r3alist]

By Pakistani standards

There are intrinsic civilization standards, relative to your competition.

You can't self certify.


Well you can.

But then you might get a bit of probing.

 

[nahtanbob]

Good point, why would you bother about that

There is considerable difference between capitalism and mercantilism

 

[r3alist]

There is considerable difference between capitalism and mercantilism

Did you really need to bother posting this

 

[Thinking]

So back to the topic, literally!
1) H1B must end. So why has it not? Isn't America issuing it? It is India's job to end it?
2) Why is this discussion about India? Do Americans want to keep H1B sans India? Do they want to remove it altogether?

So, 158 pages of debate has concluded what?

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

So back to the topic, literally!
1) H1B must end. So why has it not? Isn't America issuing it? It is India's job to end it?
2) Why is this discussion about India? Do Americans want to keep H1B sans India? Do they want to remove it altogether?

So, 158 pages of debate has concluded what?

Been wondering the same myself. Perhaps another 158 pages or so will help.

 

[r3alist]

So back to the topic, literally!
1) H1B must end. So why has it not? Isn't America issuing it? It is India's job to end it?
2) Why is this discussion about India? Do Americans want to keep H1B sans India? Do they want to remove it altogether?

So, 158 pages of debate has concluded what?

Are we now pretending that India has not been monopolising these visas for 20 years?

That the coverage on Indian news channels on how this will affect Indians is just for the sake of it?

The visa itself has its own place and logic, that is not intrinsically the issue, it was the abuse of the system.


If you have read the last 150 pages, mostly resurrected by soulsspokesman, how can you not know about the issue

 

[Thinking]

Are we now pretending that India has not been monopolising these visas for 20 years?

That the coverage on Indian news channels on how this will affect Indians is just for the sake of it?

The visa itself has its own place and logic, that is not intrinsically the issue, it was the abuse of the system.


If you have read the last 150 pages, mostly resurrected by soulsspokesman, how can you not know about the issue

That is the real problem for you, right? Even though the "original article" is about ending H1B altogether, India or no India. If they were going to some "other" country of your choice, you won't be sharing the pain of that woman, right? 158 pages for that?

No one can seriously believe that "wife" of US citizen would be applauding H1B if it was being utilized by all the world? So this entire discussion is weird. If Indians were not abusing it, that woman would be singing songs of joy?

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@r3alist bro

150 page on we have agreed that IND have gamed the system and monopolised the H1B visas. What is yet a mystery is why the white and Jewish owners of the beneficiary companies have allowed that?

Regards

 

[r3alist]

That is the real problem for you, right? Even though the "original article" is about ending H1B altogether, India or no India. If they were going to some "other" country of your choice, you won't be sharing the pain of that woman, right? 158 pages for that?

Believe it or not, the actual problem is being raised by Americans.

This might be a difficult one for you to confront.

It's like other nations might mock the Indian parade with those chaps on the motorcycle, but what do you do? Come to a PDF to argue here.

Must.argue.with.pakistanis.

 

[Thinking]

Believe it or not, the actual problem is being raised by Americans.

This might be a difficult one for you to confront.

It's like other nations might mock the Indian parade with those chaps on the motorcycle, but what do you do? Come to a PDF to argue here.

Must.argue.with.pakistanis.

You like circular logic, don't you? I have said a 1000 times that America can and should end it. But you keep repeating same thing! So I will ask again? Just whose burden is it to end H1B!

Second, you keep insisting that India abused it and this is what you want to discuss page after page. But this is NOT what Americans are saying. According to them, H1B is foul altogether. So Indians monopolizing it means nothing to do them in the end. They hate a pakistani or Irani or a Brazilian H1B holder equally. It is American businesses and congress that allowed so many visas. They deserve the blame.

In your world, Americans would be lining up to cheer all the non-Indian H1B people? That is what you have been implying again and again?

The "actual problem" raised by Americans has a simple solution. Ask US congress to abolish H1B! If you were living in US, you could have written to them! Here, 150 pages later, you are still discussing. I feel like you are not giving it your all.

 

[r3alist]

@r3alist bro

150 page on we have agreed that IND have gamed the system and monopolised the H1B visas. What is yet a mystery is why the white and Jewish owners of the beneficiary companies have allowed that?

Regards

Do your co nationals agree?

 

[clutch]

I wonder if these Indian came to America on a H1B visa...

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