Tella domination at peaks

[PilliBeta]

3 minutes ago, Rushabhi said:

Assimilate avvatam ante enti? Ikkada valla laaga gun lu vesukoni tirigi confederate flag vesukoni tellollu tappa evaru goppa kaadhu anukuntu tiragala eeme udhesam? Ee tweet aa batch ni uddesinchindi e kadha. 
  Ala kakunda July 4th cookouts ki celebrations ki Christmas ugly sweater parties ki velthu at the same time office lo Diwali parties chesukuntu Telugu associations pette Sankranti bathukamma Ugadi celebrations chesukunte assimilate ayinatlu kaadha?

ayina eeme tweet ki evaro reply icharu very befitting ga that someone came from a third world country got PhD in English and got Pulitzer prize. Aayana kante paisa ki panikiraani eeme base gun lu pattukoni panikiraani flag lu vesukoni tirige vaalle Americans eeme udhesam lo. 
 

Asalu annitiki kante jugupsakaram ga edhi undi ante idhi. Aame ala anatam expected e aame base ni santrupthi parachataniki. Aame base kooda ala undatam ok since they were brought up like that baavi lo kappalu. Mana desilu ee thread lo aameni samardinchatam daridram. Siggu saram lekunda.

Her tweet is as bad as your view of American culture, not all Americans are racist or support gun violence. Just like not all immigrants are not illegal. I think the lack of understanding of others culture, and not being open to new culture is the problem here. 

[PilliBeta]

1 minute ago, reality said:

And IF the same person ends up marrying a chitizen and becomes kadigina muthyam.... antunnava... That’s I am saying, when I say chain.

If the marriage is for the purpose of attaining a green card, then it's illegal. In fact, I am pretty sure they screen to see if a marriage is for the purpose of attaining immigration benefit or if the marriage is real before they get a green card (not a conditional green card). 

[reality]

6 minutes ago, Rushabhi said:

Assimilate avvatam ante enti? Ikkada valla laaga gun lu vesukoni tirigi confederate flag vesukoni tellollu tappa evaru goppa kaadhu anukuntu tiragala eeme udhesam? Ee tweet aa batch ni uddesinchindi e kadha. 
  Ala kakunda July 4th cookouts ki celebrations ki Christmas ugly sweater parties ki velthu at the same time office lo Diwali parties chesukuntu Telugu associations pette Sankranti bathukamma Ugadi celebrations chesukunte assimilate ayinatlu kaadha?

ayina eeme tweet ki evaro reply icharu very befitting ga that someone came from a third world country got PhD in English and got Pulitzer prize. Aayana kante paisa ki panikiraani eeme base gun lu pattukoni panikiraani flag lu vesukoni tirige vaalle Americans eeme udhesam lo. 
 

Asalu annitiki kante jugupsakaram ga edhi undi ante idhi. Aame ala anatam expected e aame base ni santrupthi parachataniki. Aame base kooda ala undatam ok since they were brought up like that baavi lo kappalu. Mana desilu ee thread lo aameni samardinchatam daridram. Siggu saram lekunda.

Nothing wrong in celebrating July 4th or Christmas.

You just fell in the trap of original tweet and reacted the same way.

[Rushabhi]

Just now, PilliBeta said:

Her tweet is as bad as your view of American culture, not all Americans are racist or support gun violence. Just like not all immigrants are not illegal. I think the lack of understanding of others culture, and not being open to new culture is the problem here. 

American culture according to the tweeter’s view. She is catering to that base. 

[PilliBeta]

1 minute ago, Rushabhi said:

American culture according to the tweeter’s view. She is catering to that base. 

And you're catering to yours. There is a middle ground, and neither of you are on it. 

[Iriswest]

12 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Cultural assimilation is the process in which a minority group or culture comes to resemble a dominant group or assume the values, behaviors, and beliefs of another group. So, IT offices lo celebrating Diwali is weird in a way because you're trying to change the culture of the majority. Anyway, India lo IT offices lo kuda Diwali lo celebrate cheyaru, ikkada enduku. 

I don't agree. India lo kuda Diwali ki traditional dresses vesi potluck petti celebrate chestaru. And IT offices lo Indians are not minority. Prati company lo HR encourages to bring everyone together so that people understand other cultures better. Diwali ki mataram ready ayyi haloween ki oka tattoo kuda veskoni janala gurinchi kaadu cheppedi. ala ani dusshera and vinayaka chavithi kuda celebrate cheyyandi ani adagatledu ga.

[Iriswest]

14 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

When I first came to the US, I wanted to go back after my PhD. My intent changed later on based on personal and professional circumstances. Whether someone believes me or not is irrelevant, because I know what my intent was. 

anduke ga 95% annanu

[PilliBeta]

2 minutes ago, Iriswest said:

I don't agree. India lo kuda Diwali ki traditional dresses vesi potluck petti celebrate chestaru. And IT offices lo Indians are not minority. Prati company lo HR encourages to bring everyone together so that people understand other cultures better. Diwali ki mataram ready ayyi haloween ki oka tattoo kuda veskoni janala gurinchi kaadu cheppedi. ala ani dusshera and vinayaka chavithi kuda celebrate cheyyandi ani adagatledu ga.

I never saw a firm in which majority are Indians in America. I mean people celebrate cinco de mayo in some cafeteria, that's because cafeteria staff are all Latino. If the place you work is similar, then sure you can celebrate whatever you want. That's why I said one should be open to new culture, not try to rub your culture on someone without reciprocating. 

 

[Iriswest]

2 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

I never saw a firm in which majority are Indians in America. I mean people celebrate cinco de mayo in some cafeteria, that's because cafeteria staff are all Latino. If the place you work is similar, then sure you can celebrate whatever you want. That's why I said one should be open to new culture, not try to rub your culture on someone without reciprocating. 

 

IT offices lo eppudu adugupettaledu anukunta dallas lo meru.

[PilliBeta]

3 minutes ago, Iriswest said:

IT offices lo eppudu adugupettaledu anukunta dallas lo meru.

Dallas lone kadu, ekkada adugupettaledu. 

[Rushabhi]

St Patrick’s day and celebrations originated in Ireland, Oktoberfest in Germany, Cinco de Mayo in Mexico avanni ikkada celebrate chesukovatam ledha? Ultimately ee desam nation of immigrants. People assimilate ayye kodhi culture change avutha untundi. Maybe after 50 years or so Diwali will also be celebrated like that. Ala kakunda ee racist tweet lu chesukuntu vaalla ideology e Americanism anukuntu tiriguthu undatam enti

[Iriswest]

15 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Her tweet is as bad as your view of American culture, not all Americans are racist or support gun violence. Just like not all immigrants are not illegal. I think the lack of understanding of others culture, and not being open to new culture is the problem here. 

The extent of assimilation the tweeter is demanding can only be achieved by a 2nd or 3rd generation Indian(keeping the religion part aside). for 1st gen the roots are still in home country and their kids identify themselves as American. so she is wrong in saying that they can never assimilate. the 2nd gen is American enough to assimilate.

[PilliBeta]

4 minutes ago, Iriswest said:

The extent of assimilation the tweeter is demanding can only be achieved by a 2nd or 3rd generation Indian(keeping the religion part aside). for 1st gen the roots are still in home country and their kids identify themselves as American. so she is wrong in saying that they can never assimilate. the 2nd gen is American enough to assimilate.

Technically she said migrants assimilating, children of migrants born here are not really migrants. 

[Iriswest]

5 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Dallas lone kadu, ekkada adugupettaledu. 

So, IT offices lo celebrating Diwali is weird in a way because you're trying to change the culture of the majority.

 

13 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

I never saw a firm in which majority are Indians in America. I mean people celebrate cinco de mayo in some cafeteria, that's because cafeteria staff are all Latino. If the place you work is similar, then sure you can celebrate whatever you want. That's why I said one should be open to new culture, not try to rub your culture on someone without reciprocating. 

 

Anduke teliyanappudu cheppakudadu anedi. I specifically said Diwali in IT offices.

[Iriswest]

Just now, PilliBeta said:

Technically she said migrants assimilating, children of migrants born here are not really migrants. 

children of migrants who were brought here early are also migrants but are as american as any other kid