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After much consideration, I have decided I will NOT be releasing my documentary capturing India’s poop-throwing festival…
I have been doxxed, and threatened by thousands of Indians over the last 2 weeks…
Tens of thousands of Indians have turned my life into a living hell. My family has been attacked in ways I never could have imagined.
Showing up to this poop-festival was the worst decision of my life, and I severely underestimated the power of India…
I am only one man… I cannot defeat the combined power of 1.5 billion Indians who yearn for my destruction.
I simply cannot continue fighting this war, and must choose my battles. This one simply isn’t worth it.
I never meant to offend Indians, their religion, or their culture. I just wanted to participate in this unusual poop-throwing festival and share it for the world to see.
I ask that all Indians reading this please leave my family alone. Thank you.
Filming a poop-throwing festival in India is NOT “racist rhetoric”. This Indian claims I have no idea what I’ve “gotten myself into”, and texts me a screenshot of median household incomes in America. These are historic levels of cope.
You literally doxxed me for filming a poop-throwing festival. You cannot pressure YouTube into somehow convincing me to NOT release my documentary. My video should begin a broader conversation of cultural reform if you are going this far to attack anyone who filmed it. Redirect this energy positively rather than trying to censor reality.
India is YouTube’s second-largest market and is poised to become Google’s most important market in the coming years. If GOI cannot leverage this position to direct Google @nealmohan @sundarpichai from preventing the release of a content made with the only intention to dehumanize & incite more racism against Indians, then @AshwiniVaishnaw should step down.
I request other followers to also bring this to the attention of GOI
Cc @KanchanGupta @ajayvidyasagar
Throwing and rubbing cow poop at each other’s bodies that has been collected over the span of 6 months to honor a god born from cow poop is not the same as concert attendants jumping in what they thought was mud. This level of coping is insane.
This photo isn’t from India. It’s from Woodstock ’99, an American festival.
- Toilets overflowed
- Attendees broke water and toilet pipes
- People thought they were jumping in mud, but it was actually sewage mixed with human waste
- Dozens were hospitalized
- Multiple reports of sexual assault were filed
Maybe make a documentary about that first.
After participating in India’a poop-throwing festival, I have spent $5,000 on tests for countless diseases. If you don’t see the full poop documentary in the next 7 days, chances are— I’m dead 🙏🏻
I literally cannot post anything on X without it getting mass reported by Indians right now. Anything mentioning the poop-throwing festival gets mass reported, and then falsely age-restricted 🇮🇳
Indians are texting me photos of white people having sex, claiming that it’s them sleeping with my mom 😂 These texts are an absolutely pathetic use of the English language.
Full Video on YouTube:
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@elonmusk I seek to represent the truth, and share the realities of this world. I am encumbered by the power of a nation that relishes in mass reporting a citizen journalist that documents something they don’t want the world to see. 😪