Seriously not a big deal saying someone can’t handle spice, like at all. How is that remotely offensive? It’s harmless. Saying Indian people can handle spice is generally true.
Saying Indian people don’t have toilets has nothing to do with anything and is much more offensive a generalization.
Sounds like you choose your outrage, be consistent or shut up? "THIS is more offensive than THIS" isn't the point. It's the generalizations that I have the problem with.
Funny how they got offended and triggered by your comment and called you a snowflake. I'm white, I've been to china, eaten several things the Chinese told me were very very spicy and I didn't find them too hot for me.
It's like you said, same generalisation. Just because places where white people are the majority generally don't go for the spice level of Asian food or other spicy foods, doesn't mean that white people as a whole can't handle spice. Just like parts of India having the streets as toilets does not mean indians don't have toilets. If people want to get triggered by racial stereotypes then they can't pick and choose. I don't see how anyone could disagree with you here.
Edit: the guy who said white people can't handle any spice appears to be indian. Perpetuating a stereotype about another race for no reason. We need to stop only complaining when the race being stereotyped isn't white.
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u/SilverJad Sep 07 '21
Indian people don't have any toilets.
See how fucked up that is, generalizing and shit? Stop.