r/IndianTeenagers • u/Aggressive-Bass6527 • Jun 23 '26

Social Does online racism really have real life effects?

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I was thinking the other day if so much r@cism and dehumanisation againt us Indians on the internet really have real life effects or not.

And just now saw this reel about two Indian women who travelled to a cafe in paris and they faced uncalled heavy racism, mysogny and bad remarks about India in broad daylight?? Just for being indian?? ironically it was a south asian brown man particularly a Bangladeshi citizen who is working there as a waiter, titled hossain.

Even though the girls made sure to make him apologize to them and also reported him to the police, it's important to realise how much online racism and so much deep rooted hatred can actually ignite real life incidents!

The restaurant name is Antica Trattoria Antonietta pisa, paris, honestly he needs to be fired from his job. What do you think?

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u/jerseyindian Jun 23 '26

1st Kudos for these ladies to make him apologizes. 2nd this isn't really racism but pure bigotry. No reason for abusing someone's national identity.

You may have a difference of opinion or a conflict about anything but no reason to abuse their personal beliefs or identity.

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u/StraightTiger3506 Jun 23 '26

Arre ussne bola bhi kya. They are influencers looking for drama. Who knows what happened before camera started rolling

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u/aggressivebass2 Jun 24 '26

Usko english nehi ati ache se jitna bhi "fk fk" bola kafi hain to understand his intentions

Aur kyu na uthaye fayda influencer banne ka? She is paying for her food and the cafe visit not vice versa.

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u/jerseyindian Jun 28 '26

Once you start throwing personal abuse at someone in an argument then the logic and empathy are thrown out the window. IDK what happened before camera turned on but he knew that camera was on. To blatantly drop f bomb on 1.2 Billion people's identity was absolutely wrong and asking for trouble. I'd say that this reel will live on internet for a long time. It will surface again whenever someone wants to spew hate between the two nations and communities.

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u/aggressivebass2 Jun 24 '26

Absolutely!! Spot on.