You may call me a fool, TW, but there is something I know about you. You hate the US but there is a reason, probably financial, you must live here. I predict that when you return to your homeland, you will just as unhappy as you are now. There is something eating at you for which there is no geographical solution.
More time to respond to your tripe.
I do hate the US, of course I live here. You are implying that the the reason for hate is financial which is quite childish and nothing but a bait for me to go berserk on. No, my hate is because the US has been the scourge of peace in the world since WW2. The US has gone out of its way to dictate how other people behave/live. You have no moral authority to police the world, but you do so anyway.
Further to all this, the financial domination you have established on the world through sheer exploitation boggles the mind in terms of the scale of immorality. By thrusting dollars printed out of thin air on the world, you a nation with 300 million, practically consumes 30% of the worlds resources all fueled by debt, borrowed from the poorest of the poor in other countries. You enjoy unearned wealth through cheap goods produced at sweatshops
halfway around the world and then you are proud of your financial might? Stuff it man.
Now I repeat what I have said on here several times before - My association with the United States is purely economical. I am exploiting the financial loopholes created by your country because I am smart enough to do so. My services get paid a shitload of money which is worth 5 times as much back home allowing me to enjoy a life of financial excess when I am retired at a relatively young age of 32. And I did that by exploiting the very financial system that your government created to achieve financial domination.
Now the icing on the cake. While I have managed to exploit the dollar exchange rate and Purchasing power of the rupee relative to the dollar, the US will not be able to maintain this exchange rate for much longer as India's spending power increases. Thus while the rupees that I convert my dollars to increase in value relative to real inflation over the next few years, the dollars that the Fed prints will lose their value relative to other currencies and inflation over the next decade or two. Your pyramid of false wealth will cease to exist.
Now something to infuriate you - There is nothing you can do about the fact that I, an Indian, works and earns a living in the US, despite my obvious contempt for this country. In fact if I were deported based on this rambling, I'd flip you the bird and fly away proudly.
