Indians, are native americans and they are not originally called indians, i am sure they have their own name.

Contrary to the popular belief, they are sometimes misjudged as people from India. This is because the first person to discover America (Amerigo Vespucci of Italy), couldn't quite understand where he was and he thought he landed India.

indians are people who come from or are living in the country INDIA!!! Whoever the guy above me was talking about those are NATIVE AMERICANS. There is a big difference.

Annoying parasites with poor English speaking ability overflowing out of their own country into western countries like Australia, the United States of America, Great Britain.

Not to be confused with Indigenous Americans.

They have more children than they could ever possibly afford to feed, the children are treated like slaves and have a malnourished and cruel upbringing. So they flock onto boats and planes where there is more to consume and continue the cycle in other countries.

Caucasian people or even people who can speak English are now a rare sighting in Sydney, Australia.

They have already made a slum out of their own country, and now they are making slums out of the entire world.

They are usually found at the petrol station counter, fast food restaurants, driving taxis or providing technical phone support for companies like Telstra.

They make delicious food, curry, rice, naan bread, poppadoms etc. Too bad there won't be any food or water left to go around after they swarm the earth and the population reaches 50 billion.

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In reference to the North American Indian. Indian, from Indios. Abbreviated from the phrase “un gente in Dios” which translates to “a people in God” is a phrase used by Christopher Columbus to describe the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Columbus was searching for a trade route to the Orient. It is taught in the western public education system that Columbus had mistaken America for India and naturally thought he had encountered Indians. But, India was not yet a country. In the 15th century, India was Hindustan. He did not confuse the Indigenous peoples of the Americas with the Hindoos of Hundustan, but rather described them as human beings.

According to Canadian law, an Indian is a person who, pursuant to the Indian Act, is registered as an Indian or is entitled to be registered as an Indian. These Indians are, of course, the Indigenous peoples who live within the Dominion of Canada and not those from India. Contrary to Christopher Columbus’ belief, Indians in Canada are not human. They require an Act of Parliament to define what they are and what they can and cannot do.