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This is not my meaning guys, maybe i didn't do a good job to explain it.
The further observation I am trying to make is how in a us national conservative movement , is projecting and blending something other than Christian and white as explicitly as this.
You have Madhav, obviously a very Hindu guy, talking about an alliance with 1.2 billion people, us national conservatism huh
You have a Sikh prayer, in an actual maga crowd
You have Vance's wife giving the whole speech on being an immigrant child whilst the crowd have poster's of deportations .... awkward even if not primarily directed at her
All very recently
This has to be new, right? This is not Niki Haley, when have American conservative movements so openly projected something so different as being American conservative? Emphasis American conservative.
Was there any Muslim representation
There is some weird dynamic going on here that I don't understand. For whatever reason, indians want to be the preservers and facilitators of the white european races and indian women who are successful
are you sure you are not projecting your own stereotypes onto reality
The high level agenda is being set by the usual, not Indians
We are seeing here an attempt to co opt Hinduism and Sikhism as a part of USA maga national conservatism, or let's say the major non Muslim groups in India
Is this just a further attempt to impress and influence India and Indians? Especially as modi was in Russia just now as well.
National conservatism in USA suddenly has gone woke, celebrating India and Israel in their political tribe.
The talk of who marries who is cringe, it's relevant in the sense that how it projects a political and cultural image, we are one family sort of image
Repeat, relevant for political projection
Vance is seen as hill billy American, at root, but he had a Hindu wedding and his son is called Vivek
Such an interesting grouping, a good chunk of this group DO NOT LIKE JESUS CHRIST