Comments by "" (@ahmeda.3198) on "How India is blocking pro-Palestine protests" video.

@vikramrao6391 I work with a lot of Indian people and think very highly of them. I can tell that they’re not like that, and when I see these comments on social media have come to assume that it is teenage or young men who have been brainwashed by a political movement. Regardless, a quarter of the nation is still a large number of people. It’s disheartening to see their hostility on some of these videos.
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@vikramrao6391 Thank you for the clarification. I’m not sure what the situation in India is actually like. Seems there’s rage in every corner of the world.
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@vikramrao6391 Honestly, I think the gulf Arab states don’t care who they deal with, so long as they can profit financially. KSA and the others were unbothered by Netanyahu and what happens to the Palestinians, and I doubt they care what happens to Indian Muslims. I think it’s difficult for anyone focused on Arab or Islamic channels to avoid seeing the Indian animosity. Also, in the past year there have been a few Islamic channels who addressed the political situation there and how it affects Muslims. People in the Muslim community are getting an idea of what’s happening there, but I doubt that will lead to any sort of political or economic isolation of India. I think the bigger issue is the possibility for large scale domestic social disruption there. I don’t have any direct experience with what’s happening there, but I wonder for how long can people be agitated before they begin to act out. I see on some of these Islamic channels the same people start making insults at what seems to be early morning IST time. So I think there are people who as soon as they wake up they feel rage towards Muslims, so they go and post angry or offense comments on a video pertaining to Palestine. I understand that numerically a handful of people out of a large population is insignificant, but it reveals to me the kind of propaganda or sentiment that’s being promoted there. So I wonder, how long of being exposed to this until people act out, or until the other side reacts, etc. It seems like a situation that could get ugly very quickly. For the record, I don’t blame Indian people or think poorly of them. The world has before seen political movements that turn the people against one another and all of this.
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