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Jiang differentiates Yamnaya conquest outcomes by local circumstance: genocide in Britain, male-line replacement in Spain, and caste hierarchy rather than full genocide in India.
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Jiang describes the Hindu hierarchy as priests/Brahmins at the top, warriors and kings below them, farmers and merchants below that, and servants and laborers at the bottom, with skin color also differentiating the system.
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He describes Gulf states such as Dubai/UAE as mirages or caste systems built on expatriate labor and third-world workers treated as slaves.
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"A lot of people in the GCC, especially the Dubai influencers, they thought that this war was going to be over. They were saying..."
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"...of people do the work, but they're all expatriates. It's a caste system where expatriates are given, you know, these very lavish salaries. And..."
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"Yeah. I'm seeing the footage now. It's also been... bengalis are out there they're finally able to go on the beach and so you..."
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"And they steal your woman. Okay? That's what young men do, guys. All right. And over time, what they will do is slowly establish..."
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"...there was not much of a genocide. But we had a caste system created because of that."
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"Okay? And we know because if you look at the upper caste, they all spoke Indo -European. If you look at the lower caste..."
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"Okay? That is the one of the basic ideas of Hinduism. Another really important idea of Hinduism is this entire process is being meditated..."
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"...the idea that, like, we were gonna federally enforce essentially a caste system in America. So, like, those guys coming in after being so..."
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"...all our institutions are literally like possessions of like a globalist caste who doesn't even care about us. And it's like, what even is..."
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"...able to rise up in the ranks regardless of class or caste. Okay? And they were selfless. They were always the first in battle...."
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"...is basically revolution. Right? The idea of class, the idea of caste, the idea of tribal loyalties goes against the will of God. Because..."
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"Okay? And this is where we get the caste system from in India. Alright? So this is a more subtle explanation of the Indo..."
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