Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel’s fiancee Miranda Kerr abused online by Indian,but Modi called us poor to

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

on’t angry the Indians. There is no limit to an angry Indian’s temper. Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is facing the burnt over an alleged (yet not proved) remark against the country calling ‘India is poor’ since the news broke out two days ago. From trolling photo sharing messaging mobile app head honcho, to lower Snapchat ratings on the app stores to uninstalling Snapchat as well as Snapdeal (in confusion), the hundreds of enraged Patriots have started mass bullying Miranda Kerr. The fault of the supermodel being she is a fiancée and would-be-wife of Evan Spiegel. The trolls have attacked Miranda Kerr and abusing her by posting derogatory comments about her. Once again let us remind you, so much of anger has been shown against Evan over an UNVERIFIED ALLEGED COMMENT! Snapchat India users delete the app, trend #BoycottSnapchat protesting CEO Evan Spiegel’s ‘poor country’ remark!

It is a commonly observed scenario among Indian cyberspace – we love trolling. And, we love to troll because we love getting offended easily, very easily. Once offended, we satiate ourselves by pulling down the offender in question by hurling abuses, passing derogatory remarks. If that is not enough, we move to level two – abuse everyone related to that person, mostly a woman. Cornering and mass abusing a female celebrity for no fault of theirs face the brunt of angry Indian trolls. In the latest case, Miranda Kerr is the victim of horrendous online trolling because of her fiancé’s professional life. The Australian model is in a relationship with Evan Spiegel since 2015. Snapdeal mistaken for Snapchat and uninstalled by angry users enraged at Evan Speigel’s comment ‘India is poor’!

From calling Miranda Kerr a mindless person to be in a relationship with Evan Spiegel to asking her to teach him about the powerful nation, Indian users are stopping at nothing. It is a pity to see such a shameful behaviour from the online trolls against a person who is unnecessarily dragged into the controversy. Indians in their everyday fights use cuss words related to opponents female relatives and the rampage against Miranda looks no different. This veiled attack against Miranda Kerr reminds us of the trolling Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma faced when her cricketer boyfriend Virat Kohli under-performed in the matches. Take a look at the poor display of bashing by trolls. Snapchat denies CEO Evan Spiegel called ‘India as poor country’, as claimed by ex-employee of social media app.

1. Indians will find you and teach you a lesson!

https://twitter.com/x/status/853883391330185216

2. Really Dumb of this person posting it!

3. Are you serious troll about posting this piece of s**t?

4. She has better things to do, brotha!

5. Proud Indians are on a carnage!

6. Not much sense, but will still puke hatred

7. Teach him manners while I learn none!

The fiasco started after American website, Variety report quoted an ex-employee of Snapchat, Anthony Pompliano claimed that Snapchat CEO told him that the popular app is “only for rich people” and he showed no interest in expanding business to ” poor countries like India and Spain”. Despite parent company Snap.inc denying the remarks, the Indian users seem in no mood to forgive the popular photo-messaging app easily.



http://www.india.com/buzz/snapchat-...is-poor-countries-like-india-comment-2036845/

 

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

! PM Narendra Modi called us poor too, reminds twitterati

New Delhi, April 16: “Poor country like India cannot afford corruption,” this is what Prime Minister Narendra Modi said almost six months ago, a day before he announced demonetisation. But moments after reports suggested Snapchat CEO repeating the same words, the co-founder of image messaging app had to face the heat. Earlier, at an expansion meeting, Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel had allegedly said, “This app (Snapchat) is only for rich people and I don’t want it to expand into poor countries like India and Spain”. Soon after the comment, Snapchat CEO faced outrage on social media. After the news broke out #BoycottSnapchat started trending on twitter and people across India went ahead to uninstall the app from their smartphones. A day after, Snapchat was surrounded by the controversy, the company denied the report and release an official statement saying that “Snapchat is for everyone! It’s available worldwide to download for free.”

But the real question arises after this controversy is that; Are we Indians really poor to afford to download and use the free Snapchat app? The unrealistic answer could be NO. But the fact is that India still remains a poor country when we compare ourselves with other countries in the Global Poverty trend. Social inequality, illiteracy, population explosion, gender inequality unequal distribution of wealth faulty economic reforms, corruption and many other factors have always acted as a stumbling block and India remains in the Global Poverty Index. Also Read – Snapchat India users delete the app, trend #BoycottSnapchat protesting CEO Evan Spiegel’s ‘poor country’ remark!

Despite considered one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with a growth rate of 7.6% in 2015, and a sizable consumer economy, poverty in India is an important issue.

Last year, on November 7, a day before PM Modi called announced demonetisation, he said, “A poor country like us can’t afford the luxury of corruption. If few take all the money (that too illegally), then how will the common man be benefited,” news agency PTI reported.

As the controversy started growing on social media, twitterati started taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on what he said on November 7, 2016.

https://twitter.com/x/status/853649787429715968

https://twitter.com/x/status/853535486685708288

https://twitter.com/x/status/853315209275949056

On Sunday, at BJP’s National Executive Meeting in Odisha, PM Modi slightly changed his statement where he said, “India is a rich country with poor people”, and blamed corruption and “visionless governments” of the past for its current condition.

It was not only PM Modi who has spoken about poverty in India, several other leaders in the past had cited the same. “India happens to be a rich country inhabited by very poor people,” former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh had said in a statement.

Watch: Poor country like India cannot afford corruption, says Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Indeed India is a poor country with a large number of consumers and some observers believe that India has a huge potential if it gets rid of social inequality, illiteracy and many other factors that are stopping us from competing with the global players.

Keeping the debate about poverty aside, the ignorance achieved new heights when people started deleting Snapdeal app instead of Snapchat.


http://www.india.com/news/india/sna...alled-us-poor-too-reminds-twitterati-2035681/

 

[Sully3]

i find it hilarious indians are arguing about not being poor.

you guys need a reality check fast

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Dellusional country arguing about free app , imagine if they charged $1 bucks for download

 

[Species]

I tell you, if humanity doesn't invent a vaccine for Supa Pawa syndrome soon, the world is doomed with 1.5 billion extreme retards!

I mean they are seriously asking the lady to dump her fiancee just because he said India is poor?

 

[Morpheus]

7. Teach him manners while I learn none!

The irony here is too much

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Indians showing their low level of intellect by harasing a women on web social network

While they themselves are breaking every Human Rights Laws in Kashmir

 

[I S I]

ONE OF THE WEALTHIEST. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Sully3]

I tell you, if humanity doesn't invent a vaccine for Supa Pawa syndrome soon, the world is doomed with 1.5 billion extreme retards!

I mean they are seriously asking the lady to dump her fiancee just because he said India is poor?

the most delusional kaum on planet earth, one comment said we are one of the wealthiest nations on earth

indians are going to make themselves be hated by the west the way they are going about things. Look at the coverage indian illegally occupied kashmir is getting at the moment in the press in west

 

[Kambojaric]

Hypernationalism.

 

[WaLeEdK2]

They're extremely self-conscious people. They need to gain acceptance from others (especially the gora) for them to feel better about themselves. That's why they overreact to little things like this because deep down they feel hurt and anger is a way to express their dismay.

 

[IndoCarib]

Snapchat denies its CEO labeled India as 'poor'

"Obviously Snapchat is for everyone! It's available worldwide to download for free," a spokesperson said in a statement. "Those words were written by a disgruntled former employee. We are grateful for our Snapchat community in India and around the world."

http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/17/technology/snapchat-india-evan-spiegel-poor-countries-lawsuit/

Go to sleep now. Fire has been put off

 

[Kabira]

I don't get Indians some times. 60% of you shit outside homes. Most of you look like malnourished midgets. If that's not poverty then I don't know what is. If he had said same thing about Pakistan then I would have agreed. But in case of India it's even more obvious. India is definition of poverty in the eyes of goras, see slumdog movie.

Reason for insecurity is because this goes against shining India campaign by hindutvas. But foreigners don't care about campaigns, they only care about reality on ground.

 

[MultaniGuy]

India has more poor than Sub-Saharan Africa.

 

[xyxmt]

Snapchat denies its CEO labeled India as 'poor'

"Obviously Snapchat is for everyone! It's available worldwide to download for free," a spokesperson said in a statement. "Those words were written by a disgruntled former employee. We are grateful for our Snapchat community in India and around the world."

http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/17/technology/snapchat-india-evan-spiegel-poor-countries-lawsuit/

Go to sleep now. Fire has been put off

tell you Indians not us

even disgruntled employee know how to piss indians