"america sucks because the slaves cost too much"

I dont make the rules.

your class does and you are culpable as part of that class

How easy is it to raise your children in India if you're working as a maid?

A long while ago someone tried to convince me to take a job in Singapore on the same basis - get cheap help from whoever the underclass is there and do some white collar coasting. I also recall a similar pitch from the Saudi oil people when I was in university. It's pretty gross. I don't understand how people respond positively to that without vomiting.

40k a year household income would put you in top 1% in India.

life is so easy when there's a permanent underclass of people available to do all your chores for very little pay!

In India, I have at times seen at restaurants families bringing the nanny along to look after the children while they do fuck all and the nanny always stands or sits at a different table on account of being a servant.

Shit like this is accepted as normal and no one cares. So far I haven't even come across the CPI address this.

Heard rich(and almost all white) South Africans say the exact same shit when asked about why they didn't immigrate to the west. These people are not ok.

I remember discussing it on hexbear here

Community is when you have a maid and a driver

So many reasons that raising kids in the US in hellish and “you have to interact with them” tops your list? The fuck

Raising a child seems hellish in general.

Sure "raising" children is a lot easier when you hire someone else to do it for you

getting a domestic service job so I can merk some diplomats' family

uhhhhh

i dont think life in india is that much cheaper than in the US where $40k has you living like a US multimillionaire... ive heard houses there are still like a $100k+. I guess what I'm saying is these servants are probably more like slaves.

If you ignore the servitude, there's actually a point underneath this ghoul's rant, which is that non-Europeans are okay with multi-generational households