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"Anti-Indian rhetoric"? The scams literally originate in India, and are masterminded by Indians. Further, the police are often paid off and rarely do anything a
by weakfortress 4y ago
"Anti-Indian rhetoric"? The scams literally originate in India, and are masterminded by Indians. Further, the police are often paid off and rarely do anything about it. When enough fuss is caused about one or two they stop them and then another two crop up somewhere else. If you study the history of organized crime, especially in America, this mirrors the Italian mob once they got control of the police. This is organized crime perpetrated specifically against one nation (at scale) and should be treated as such.
- balls187 4y agoYou missed my point. These call centers are a problem. One that requires cooperation between the US and India to resolve.
- honkler 4y agoyeah. we'll sanction india, and then india will cooperate.
- balls187 4y agoSo do you believe the Indian government is complicit in such cyber crimes?
- kristopolous 4y agoDifferent replier - no but they're incompetently handling the problem because these call centers haven't seemed to pop up elsewhere Now before you say "well India has high English proficiency" countries like Nigeria, Kenya and the Philippines best India here with higher English proficiency and don't have the issue (Nigeria has a similar email one of course) They're quite a bit poorer as well. There's some major policy failure here India needs to figure out. Of course they don't want rampant crime but everything points to how they're domestically handling that crime as the problem here.
- frontman1988 4y agoJust like how sanctioning china is working out right?
- pauldenton 4y agoHow did the US cooperate with an Italian state that was in the pocket of the La Cosa Notra?
- AdityaSanthosh 4y ago[flagged]
- AussieWog93 4y agoJust live abroad for a bit and you'll notice a trend. Here in Australia, I get maybe 4-5 Indian scam calls a week, compared to maybe one per year originating from anywhere else (Philippines, Eastern Europe).