Comments by "Arun Sar" (@arunsar7893) on "VICE News" channel.

  1. Fruits of Islam. But many promptly deny it.
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  2. or probably too old. P.S: That's me.
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  3.  @legendaryhound5261  What does the documentary say at 8:54? . Can you repeat that for me please?
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  4.  @legendaryhound5261  There is only one constant between how this place looks, Aceh in Indonesia looks, how Iran looked before 1979 vs after, how ISIS (who all come from different culture) controlled areas look and even people like Anjem Chaudry in UK look. That constant isn't culture. It's religion. So stop the BS. Just because you are born into the religion and can't see (or refuse to see) the problem it causes doesn't mean everyone else won't be able to see it. The argument that it's "cultural values" is easily the stupidest among all the other arguments the apologists like to use.
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  5. India recently signed an agreement with UK in which it agreed to take back any illegal Indian migrants found in UK and UK in return agreed to provide 3000 Work Visas to qualified Indians to enter UK legally.
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  6.  @walikhaled7739  "That’s cause most of the Indians and other South Asians that initially came to the States in the first and second waves were professionals. In the UK however, they mainly came to work as factory laborers and were lower educated." - Accurate.
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  7.  @legendaryhound5261  Don't know what that means. Try communicating in English.
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  8. "Friendly Superpower" is an oxymoron.
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  9. Taliban has always been relevant.
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  10. Contrary to what many may believe, I don't think this is very good reporting. The story is much bigger than this.
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  11. Women empowerment is the key to a community's success. Which is exactly the reason why every religion expressly tries to control women. Educated women are a threat to the vested interests which propagate and use religion as a tool of control.
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  12.  @itr8247  In what way?!
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  13.  @itr8247  Brain drain isn't a real thing. Oly people ho don't really understand policy think about brain drain. 3000 Qualified Indians wouldn't have done some ground breaking work if they stayed back in India. They would have occupied jobs which a 100k other Indians can do. Sending 3000 Indians abroad creates 3000 extra jobs for Indians within India. Remittances increase and a growth of diaspora has huge benefits in the long run. As for getting drug addicts back, those people became drug addicts after being their illegally. India can take back illegal Indians so that UK can then stop blaming India for all the illegal Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in UK. Separates the wheat from chaff. The entire deal works great for India.
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  14. 8:54 NOT 'extreme' interpretation. Just literal interpretation. Making it literal is what makes it extreme.
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  15. Not how it happened.
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