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We continuously hear about India but male extremism towards women is a problem in other parts of Asia like South Korea and Japan. We don't hear about it because of people's obsession with South Korea and Japan, the fetishisation of Koreans and Japanese and idolisation of Korean and Japanese pop culture. While some white girl in the US fetishises Korean men, Korean women in South Korea are suffering.
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Terrible to see and I feel sorry for them because the Rohingyas once had Burmese citizenship and Rohingya politicians had been voted into parliament (such as Rohingya activist Wai Wai Nu's father). That all changed with the ascension of the Tatmadaw to power. What must be noted is that all Asian countries, doesn't matter if rich or poor, are reluctant in accepting refugees and many have not signed the 1951 Refugee Convention. Bangladesh was kind to provide them housing for 5 years and India, Thailand and others in the region also accepted refugees but for the case of India (and others), government policies do not support the permanent resettlement of refugees. Asia has helped its own in times of need, the Indochina refugee crisis, the Rohingya genocide, persecution of minorities in various Asian countries but permanent resettlement is not often on the cards and if there are any opportunities of permanent resettlement (e.g. Japan's decision to accept Indochina refugees or give asylum to select numbers of Rohingyas), there is a meticulous procedure and most do not, unfortunately, get asylum.
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@nilnil12345 No it's not. There are many Muslims living in Myanmar without any issue like Kaman and Bamar Muslims. The issue is hat the Tatmadaw wants everybody to be Burmanised, which is why so many ethnic groups have been targeted, including ones who practice Buddhism like the Shan.
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@kennethngah96 He's literally alienating all of America's Western allies. Be serious
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The Tatmadaw has wrecked havoc in Myanmar by persecuting minority groups, including Rohingyas, Shan, Kachin, Karen and Rakhine among many others. It also staged a coup in 2021 which became a wake up call for many Bamar people who suddenly understood and now sympathise with minority groups like the Rohingyas. The Rohingya genocide led to the largest movement of people in the Asia-Pacific in 2017 since the Vietnam War when more than 1 million Rohingyas migrated to Bangladesh, India, Thailand and other parts of South and Southeast Asia. While Myanmar and its diaspora continues to suffer, there are certain countries in the Asian region (China, India, Japan, Singapore) that refuse to criticise and cut ties with the Tatmadaw. There is only one Asian nation that has been the most vocal against not only the genocide but also the 2021 coup, that is Indonesia.
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@Hey_puppets The people suffering in India and South Korea are local women, why are you making this about foreign women? I feel bad for the Indian and Korean women.
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@chucky2316 I find it hilarious how people can't even be racist properly. They see India's issues and think the whole of South Asia is the same. Sri Lanka is comparatively clean nation. If you're going to be racist then at least learn how to do it properly.
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Not a single Rohingya went to the US in the direct aftermath of the 2017 genocide. Idk why Americans think everything is about them. All of the 1 million+ Rohingya refugees that fled in 2017 ended up in other Asian countries. This video is about Rohingyas refugees in other Asian countries...
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I find it very interesting how, that despite being so heavily persecuted and facing genocide, they still identify as "Burmese". It's different to other marginalised communities how like many Sri Lankan Tamils outside of Sri Lanka identify as "Tamil" instead of "Sri Lankan" or the Malaysian Chinese who choose to identify as "Chinese" instead of "Malaysian". In this video, they are learning Burmese and singing the national anthem of Myanmar despite being terrorised by the Tatmadaw and stripped off their citizenship and status as a native Myanmar ethnic group in the 1970s. There is an Australian suburb with an Asian-majority suburb that is home to ethnic Chinese and Southeast Asians (including a large Rohingya population (and other Burmese Muslims)). The Rohingyas all identify as "Burmese" and own Burmese restaurants, bubble tea shops and businesses that are identified as "Burmese". The Vietnamese clothing vendors that cater towards the main Asian groups in the suburb (Vietnamese, Chinese, Cambodian and Burmese/Rohingya) include a section dedicated to the Rohingyas selling Burmese-style hijabs.
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@jashanbirsingh It happens all the time in INDIA, always the Singhs saying this type of stuff. Gosh, y'all make me mad!
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Crazy how Kpop men are doing this sort of thing, shows just how pervasive this issue is in South Korea. I only support female Kpop idols.
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I think it's so sad that girls and women are suffering in India and yet somehow you made this about yourself.
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@S-North Posting the same comment everywhere isn't going to make it true
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Myanmar needs to ban these organisations too. Right wing extremists in both Sri Lanka and Myanmar are very close to one another, always have been. They fuel each other. I still remember Miss Universe Myanmar 2017 using social media to ask Sri Lankans to support Burmese people against Rohingya "terrorists" in Rakhine State before she was stripped off her title for what she said. The good thing is that the young generation in Myanmar recognises the importance of equality and acceptance.
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@Ajmolali82 Exactly, people have no idea what is going on in Asia. They just speak without knowing. All of the 1 million+ Rohingyas went to other Asian countries, including Muslim-majority Bangladesh and some to Malaysia and Indonesia too (two other Muslim-majority nations). They must think "Muslim countries" = Arabic-speaking nations only or something because idk why they would say such a thing if they've been following the news.
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@darth.severuss Of course you're an Indian man
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@sigmaputin6888 Nobody is asking you to help. Asia is taking care of it.
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Not all of them are Muslims, there are Christian Rohingyas living in the camps too.
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@solidus_reaver4381 Again, nobody is asking you for help.
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@solidus_reaver4381 Please learn how to mind one's own business
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@solidus_reaver4381 Also, please learn how to stop making everything about oneself.
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Do you even care about Indian women? You keep posting this on every video and you're from Thailand. Last I checked, India and Thailand have no beef. So what's up?
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@aryanhassan4659 Southeast Asia (excluding Vietnam) is part of the Indosphere.
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@christopheichmann1308 The UAE is also composed mostly of foreigners. The vast majority of people in the UAE are foreign workers or expats from other parts of Asia, Africa and the West. Most of the local UAE citizens don't work, they rely on foreigners to do most of the work and power their economy for them. So they really have no choice but to accept other religions because without these people from other parts of the world, they wouldn't survive.
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We continuously hear about India but male extremism towards women is a problem in other parts of Asia like South Korea and Japan. We don't hear about it because of people's obsession with South Korea and Japan, the fetishisation of Koreans and Japanese and idolisation of Korean and Japanese pop culture. While some white girl in the US fetishises Korean men, Korean women in South Korea are suffering.
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@S-North and it's hurting the very people that voted for it hahahahaha
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Wise Brain Nobody is asking European nations to help Rohingyas. Asian countries have been helping Rohingyas on their own ever since the 2017 genocide and even before. Idk why you think this is about you because this is about Rohingya refugees, all of whom live in Asian countries.
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@curiositycloset2359 Those immigrants are high quality people, ppl always having to say something racist. We can never speak about the issues of women without a MAN bringing up the issue of race or something.
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@solidus_reaver4381 The world would be a better place if they learned to keep their noses to themselves.
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@death_parade People hear about it all the time because it happens there all the time and there is never any justice for women. It's the culture there that allows this to happen. Female infants, girls and women have all faced that. Look at what happened to that 3 month old baby in Uttar Pradesh. Based on your comment, I am 100% sure you're an Indian male.
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@swarnavabanerjee4112 Always blaming the Bangladeshis but never the actual INDIAN men that are responsible.
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Lmao I thought you were me for a second and I was like I didn't post that comment 😂
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Stop comparing! People died. Have some respect and stop with this Muslim vs Hindu BS
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@africanqueen6554 What they said is true though. If we look at many Sub-Saharan African countries, the fertility rates are high. The top 25 countries in the world with the highest fertility rates are all in Sub-Saharan Africa. Only the North African nations as well as island nations like Mauritius and Seychelles have low fertility rates.
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@adamuk8199 She had NO choice. There is literally a Rohingya minister that has been elected to her party that works for democratic revival in Myanmar and you're still believing the fact that she doesn't support Rohingyas?
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@adamuk8199 Do you think she could freely support the Rohingya and then go back to Myanmar and everybody would cheer for her??
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@Soham.69 This the problem, an Indian man will only find a way to undermine the fact that graping is a huge issue in India.
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Bollywood is not part of Sri Lankan culture, so yeah it's totally foreign to Sri Lanka. The South Indian film industries are much more culturally closer to Sri Lanka than North India's Bollywood.
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It's because they have an Asian mentality. People in the Eastern world are generally reserved and docile and emphasise community over individual. The late prime minister of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, called it "Asian values". People know their actions don't just reflect on or affect them but on the community as a whole.
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@playgame-gh1is There are other Muslim groups in Myanmar. Problem is that you think all Muslims in Myanmar are Rohingyas and you think the issue involves religion, here's the short answer: it doesn't. You don't understand anything about Myanmar. You blindly follow the mainstream media. You probably can't even locate Myanmar on a map. In fact, you probably didn't even know Myanmar was a country until 2017. Please just stop talking save yourself from embarrassment.
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@renatomatos90 No they aren't, they're native to Rakhine which is a region inside of modern-day Myanmar.
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@prettypuff1 I was just about to say the same thing.
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@thesparrowtalks5019 Send your daughter overseas but you need to stay back and fix India and change it so when she comes back, she is safe. Don't run away.
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The Rohingyas have lived in Arakan for centuries long before the Arakan Kingdom was incorporated into Myanmar. How dare you condone genocide.
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It's due to cultural mentality.
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@jashanbirsingh No it's not, Indian man!
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They say Sri Lanka's situation is most similar to Indonesia's situation in 1997. Indonesia recovered so Sri Lanka will eventually recover too now that they have the culprit gone from office.
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FREE INDIAN WOMEN FROM INDIAN MEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Y'all complain about China encroaching into India's territory but then claim the whole of South Asia as part of India. The hypocrisy.
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@Kwippy Y'all always make it about yourselves, don't you? I hope that all of those countries you mentioned continue to keep quiet because that war has nothing to do with them. While you blame them look back at history and see who was there for them (excluding Pakistan). Oh that's right it was the Soviet Union, while the US was against them.
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@joeshen2232 Yeah Japan is an influential country in other Asian nations like Sri Lanka and Myanmar but it doesn't change the fact that they have their own issues they must address. Japan is not as powerful economically as it was in the 1980s.
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@JBR-z75 They need to fix their culture. Laws won't change anything if the men still have the same mindset.
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The West will never support such a thing and why annex? Rakhine has been an independent region out of the control of the Bengalis of Bangladesh.
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India must be isolated internationally until this is fixed. Girls and women deserve better.
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@sportingdirector1 Their fertility is now 2.0
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@nilnil12345 Are you Indian?
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@solidus_reaver4381 No they aren't. Do you even know what's going on?
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@ovehlu Sorry but this way of thinking is why nothing changes.
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@ingenuity296 Stop trying to back track. You made your bed, now lie in it. Mocking people who have died... sick af.
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@ingenuity296 What goes around comes around. Don't scream "it's unfair" when something happens to you or your loved ones.
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@ronraji and a Malay king from Southeast Asia conquered northern Sri Lanka, does that mean Sri Lanka is now part of Malaysia? Please just stop.
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The people in Myanmar are native to the lands they live on. You can't compare Myanmar to Western countries accepting immigrants. 💀
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@tomouk3346 Sri Lanka owes the same amount of debt it owes Japan to China (10% each).
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@prityable No the military instigated it. Stop believing the biased mainstream media and keep up with the facts! Military has been targeting Rohingyas since the 1970s.
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@darthtvaris4906 Delivering what exactly? I'm actually curious to know what Trump supporters in the US are happy about.
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@ Okay that makes sense. What are your thoughts on the alienation of some of America's key Western allies? Do you think it will create a power vacuum for China to expand influence beyond Asia and the Global South and into Europe too as America retreats?
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They are and they're also oppressed in India. Both are right.
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@tomstory8502 Why do people constantly complain, even when they don't know what's actually going on?
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@tomstory8502 It's funny how you think the US or the West are supposed to bring an end to these injustices.
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@tomstory8502 If you follow Burmese affairs, you'd know that all of the pressure is being applied on other Asian nations (Japan, India, Singapore and especially China) because it is these countries that hold the power to bring down the Tatmadaw. They're the ones with the influence in Burmese society and governance, not the US or West.
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It's so ironic. The Tatmadaw has to be one of the most inorganised and useless militaries in the world.
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@kiev999 Oh to be blissfully ignorant
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@pikachuthunderbolt3919 Yes and I also hear good things about Bhutanese and Maldivians too.
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@HP-hu8rw Yeah it's the Asian mentality, emphasis on oneself in relation to the community and a culture of docility and honour.
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@curiositycloset2359 Irdgaf, the amount of racism towards non-white people is at an all time high, so I will support non-white people when it's necessary
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@Tic Bollywood has nothing to do with that though
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They exist.
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 Therebelliousprince001 No because it's nothing compared to India
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Therebelliousprince001 and here we are, an example of an Indian man claiming that the crimes Indian women face is not important. My gosh...
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Therebelliousprince001 I looked at your account and it's a cesspool. Nothing is happening in "East Turkestan".
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Therebelliousprince001 Always thinking Gaza is the centre of the world. Smh
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That's the Tatmadaw for you, pure evil
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@Superclip2543 No point bringing up Indonesia, they support Muslims only when it's convenient for them.
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You should be on the side of the rebels. So you want the Tatmadaw to still be in power?
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@AzadHind572 Why Saudi Arabia? Apart from the majority practicing Islam, their culture and mentality are completely different. Notice how these children are learning how to speak Burmese and singing the Myanmar national anthem? Their culture and identity come first, religion second. Not to mention that there are Christian and Hindu Rohingyas too.
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@AzadHind572 Who is asking for permanent resettlement? These people would really like to go back but with the Tatmadaw in full control again, they don't want to go back. The Burmese government-in-exile which has said they want to reintegrate Rohingyas back into Burmese society are not in power at the moment, they have been ousted from power. You need to understand the issue before presenting arguments.
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@AzadHind572 BTW, Japan has accepted small number of Rohingya refugees during the 2010s. In 2019, there were about 300 in total.
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@AJ Yeah 300 is a lot when you understand Japan's refugee policy. Idk why you're trying to turn that into something negative.
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@esther_18 That's not something to gloat about
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@esther_18 Bali and eastern Indonesia >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> hypocrite Islamic western Indonesia
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@esther_18 Calls me a hypocrite while that thing supports Palestine but not Rohingyas. Islamic Indonesia in a nutshell
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@johndo100 Rohingyas are from Asia, NOT EU
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@esther_18 Of course it's not but Indonesian Muslims love to view the world through an Islamic lens which is why they're so antisemitic and pro-Palestine, without just being pro-Palestine only.
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@esther_18 Indonesian Muslims love to view the world through an Islamic lens.
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@esther_18 So much attention for Palestine, why no attention for Myanmar, fellow Southeast Asian country? Oh that's right, cause most of them are not Muslims.
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Therebelliousprince001 Well male relatives are 🍇ing their female relatives too, so yeah I guess so.
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Therebelliousprince001 This is not to say that all Indian men are in the wrong, they're not but they're clearly in the minority and that needs to be changed
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Therebelliousprince001 Not majority, a significant amount do
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Therebelliousprince001 I'm not Indian, nor a woman.
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Therebelliousprince001 Small minority in India is equal to 50 million.
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@fyodordoestoevskyisfineasf I'm not from India, now what? 😐
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@fyodordoestoevskyisfineasf I'm merely asking them if they care or not, I'm not angry. I asked because they posed the same comment on some other video.
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@Bobalulubruhbibble The Northeast is no different. What happened to those two Kuki-Chin women at the hands of Meitei people made news around the world too and changed my opinion on that region. They need to ban Western social media in India and create an internet firewall. TikTok is so much better without men from that country.
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@nicholaspatel6567 Trump is the headline act
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@CoupleDrinks Horrible comment. Hell is waiting.
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@ingenuity296 There's a special place in hell for people that mock the dead
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@chinavirus841 Bad karma will come knocking soon
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@ingenuity296 You are though
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@ingenuity296 and not everybody is heartless... you reap what you sow.
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They're not illegals from Bangladesh. They're Rohingyas. Parroting the propaganda of the Tatmadaw, you need to be conscripted ASAP
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@lupen_rein Exactly, Dang Kung needs to be conscripted since he's so in love with Tatmadaw propaganda.
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@sarveshbabu2908 Exactly, before that it was just a bunch of kingdoms but they don't like it when we say this.
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Like y'all are any better
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What is a "brown person"? So many people have brown skin. Is an Indian the same as a Mexican mestizo? Is a Polynesian the same as a an Aboriginal Australian? Please don't use this American terminology when speaking in Asian contexts. We are talking about Hong Kong, not the US. There are many Hong Kong Nepalese who are light skinned and look East Asian but still face discrimination. Hmm I wonder why? 🤔Oh that's right, because not everything is related to skin colour. 💀
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@annestovgaard681 You don't need to worry about that. India's fertility rate is 2.0 meaning they are now below replacement level. That means by around the 2050s, the same thing that's happening to China today is going to happen to them. The thing they need to be concerned about is the fact that they're still a developing country with high rates of poverty and wealth inequality. China is in a better position because it's very close to passing the high income threshold and urban China already has better quality of life than American and many Western European cities.
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@Devbhoomi0730 You seem to be against traditional Indian leadership and acknowledge the flaws of modern India so I want to ask you a question. What is your opinion of democracy in India? Do you think democracy is why India has fallen well behind China? As an outsider, I personally think that's why India is developing at a very slow pace. If we look at other Asian countries that have undergone rapid industrialisation, most, if not all of them, were led down the path of prosperity under authoritarian leaderships. Imo, democracy works best in a developed nation. I will speak more but I want to hear your opinion first.
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@crestfire8008 Atp, both groups are terrible. The internet should be banned in those two regions of the world.
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@davecooper3238 It actually has nothing to do with religion but ok
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Asian???? Since when were all Asians Muslims??? Stop using the word "Asian" when we all know who you mean. Stop clubbing non-religious, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh, Christian etc. Asians with those people when they literally have nothing in common.
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 @eavyeavy2864 The exact same things happen in South Korea and India. Stop your whataboutism.
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@MrDiscostu4u Best to be careful and educate yourself before speaking about a topic you don't actually understand. The Burmese military has a history of claiming the elections are rigged and ceasing power. They did it in 1990 and they did it again in 2021. It's clear that you don't actually care what's happening in Myanmar. You're only here to express your anger at the BBC which I find to be truly ridiculous.
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@MrDiscostu4u No you're not trying to educate yourself, you're just here to express your anger towards the BBC. If you were interested in educating yourself you'd look at a variety of media publications, including independent Burmese English language media like Frontier Myanmar - which present Myanmar in its full state without the baggage of the mainstream media.
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@MrDiscostu4u No you're the one who is angry and upset because you're unable to let go of this hatred you have for the BBC. Bold of you to claim I'm angry when you're coming to a BBC video only to bad mouth it. If you don't like the BBC why are you even here? Makes no sense.
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@MrDiscostu4u No I'm not. Must I remind you that you came to a BBC video to express your hatred for the network? Who does that? If one doesn't like something then they don't interact with it. You're doing the opposite.
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Why should they be part of India when they are their own country?
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India will complain about China's expansionism but demand other South Asian countries should join India. Hypocrisy much?
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@GoToMan No, most definitely not.
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@ShubhamKumar-vd9xy Rohingyas are not voting in India's elections, calm down.
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onemanarmy4908 Refugees from Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos during the crises of the 1970s.
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@csaww I think the reason why they could never communicate is because they never had any rights after the Burmese military stripped them off their citizenship. What exactly could they do? They didn't have access to anything and then they faced genocide in 2017. They are not to blame and that does not mean they are any less Burmese than the Bamar that live in Yangon or elsewhere. The parents still identify as Burmese hence why they even want to teach their kids how to speak the language and sing the national anthem. Myanmar is a nation that is riddled with ethnic strife, it stands out compared to other ethnically divided nations in Asia in that Myanmar is very much like Asia's Yugoslavia. Minority groups in Myanmar have always faced persecution from the majority and suggesting that to be Burmese is to be able to speak the language is not right. All of their lands are within the boundaries of present-day Myanmar they are Burmese through that fact not because they know how to speak Burmese, the native language of the Bamar who are not native to Rakhine State. Rakhine, Mon, Rohingya, Karen, Kachin, Shan, Wa etc. etc. are all Burmese people. They are not the same as the Bamar and they are all different to one another but they are all Burmese. The Tatmadaw has never accepted this though and they have always wanted to Burmanise Myanmar but unlike China's successful Sinicisation policy, Myanmar's Burmanisation policy has always failed. The only hope left in that country are the Gen Z Burmese of varied backgrounds, including Bamar, who are fighting for real change, forming their own militias against the Tatmadaw. Those young Bamar have a different mindset. They have lived with freedom for 10 years and are more accepting of minority groups after seeing their lives turn upside down because of the coup. I know Myanmar can become better if they succeed.
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@silverghost5752 Not you being upset ijbol
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@joexavier4070 Tell me you're joking lmao. You're inferring people in another country taking back their future from a president who stole all of their money as "undisciplined"? What's undisciplined is a bunch of men and women storming the Capitol in the United States because they couldn't accept the results of a democratic election.
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@sonofsomerset1695 You think it was a rigged election but don't have any evidence to prove it. Don't compare a group of men and women who couldn't accept the results of a democratic election to a group of men and women (including young people) who have been skipping meals, forced to accept a curfew, no fuel, can't purchase food, can't go to school and beginning to starve and so on while the president lives luxuriously in his presidential palace. There is a huge difference.
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@sonofsomerset1695 So you expect them to starve to death? Just quit with the attempts at justifying a bunch of brainwashed men and women in the US who couldn't accept the results of a democratic election and cool it with the name calling. Instead of arguing with facts you argue with name calling. Typical.
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@sonofsomerset1695 Those men and women in the US who stormed the Capitol were not suffering, they were over themselves and too brainwashed to realise how abhorrent their actions were. You talk about a "non-democratic coup". Majority of people in Sri Lanka were against the government and were protesting for months, even the politicians in the Sri Lankan government went against the President and on Sunday claims suggest half of Colombo's population showed up in the financial district to storm the Presidential Palace and you're calling this a "non democratic coup". I can see that you don't know what you're talking about.
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@sonofsomerset1695 Majority of people against one man vs a group of men and women who can't accept the results of democratic election and were brainwashed and thus couldn't think for themselves. I don't even like Biden but I can tell how deranged those Trump supporters were. There's a tremendous difference. Do some Googling before you reply. 💀
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@mrengineerpw5920 of course it's an indian man saying this
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Can't believe you commented this...
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@ Not yet. The war is still happening. Say that once the peace deal has to been struck
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So all these Kpop men that girls and women idolise are the ones committing these heinous crimes while their labels promote them as role models to the world. This is why I continuously say Kpop female idols are way better, apart from the fact that they're more talented, they don't go around doing this sort of thing. Support Korean women only.
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@Basu Most of ASEAN was influenced by India. It's not "some", it's most. The root of most Southeast Asian cultures is Indic. It is very clear to see to everybody who knows about Southeast Asia.
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@kasialubuniecka8590 Respected by who? Putin and the Russians, nobody else
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@ Respected by Putin and the Russians again, yes I agree
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@prityable Have you thought that maybe she never actually had full control? Look what happened to her on February 1st. There is a reason why she was called the "de facto" leader of Myanmar not the "de jure" leader of Myanmar.
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@prityable Well it didn't happen. Are we able to go back in time and hope that she would? No we can't. There is no point focusing on the past when we're in the present. The very fact that Rohingyas are showing support for the pro-democracy protestors in Myanmar and by extension Aung San Suu Kyi, shows just how emotionally strong they are despite everything they have gone through. Also, a lot of Burmese people (especially young generation) are realising that that they were wrong and should have supported the Rohingyas. The unprecedented ethnic unity is something to celebrate.
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@Exodus26.13Pi Don't listen to that person, they're just being racist
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@sonofsomerset1695 The fertility rate in Sri Lanka is 1.9. The average woman in Sri Lanka is having less children to maintain replacement level. People don't have huge families in Sri Lanka. Ignorant much?
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@richard-gn3es Calm down lmao. This is Hong Kong, very different to what you are talking about. There have been minorities in Hong Kong for many generations. Newer immigrants have come from other parts of Asia. I know you're trying to make a point about Islam but Hong Kong has a Pakistani community dating back to colonial times. You can stop the pearl clutching.
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Crazy how people are being racist even after literal children died. Satan is warming up hell for you.
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@ Doing well how? He is alienating America's Western allies, the very nations that have always supported the US.
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Doing well how? He's alienating many of America's key Western allies
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Of course a white man is obsessing over ethnic homogeneity, how does that relate to the issue of mistreatment of women in South Korea?
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You shouldn't help others and expect things in return, that's not helping. That's you asking for something in return, you're looking for a transaction. So in other words, where's the help?
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@existing6881 So then that's not "helping"
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@existing6881 Friends do favours and expect nothing in return. If you're expecting something in return, you're not a friend but merely a business partner
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Yeah cause the women and children were totally doing that right?? Shameful comment
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Their men are online spreading hate, not the women or children.
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Well I read a few months ago that people in the majority ethnic group of Sri Lanka recognised that politicians were using race to divide people up and get people to vote and there were signs held by Sinhalese people talking about how there was always someone who could have spoken up for the minority Tamils and Muslims (that someone being a Sinhalese person) but now that they are suffering too, there is no one to speak up for them. The young generation who started the peaceful protests earlier in the year were very adamant in overhauling the system and creating a system where race is not the basis on how to run things.
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A similar thing happened in Myanmar last year. The majority Bamar began speaking up for the minorities, including the Rohingyas after they experienced a coup. Sometimes when a group of people who have oppressed others or been complicit in it face trauma, they finally wake up and realise what is going on. That is what has happened in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.
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It also happened in Hong Kong during the protests in 2019 when the majority Hong Kong Chinese population began supporting the minority Hong Kong population of South Asian and Southeast Asian descent who have faced racism and disenfranchisement since the handover to China (particularly the South Asians who trace their heritage back several generations to migrants that came from British India and Nepal and faced disenfranchisement as they're seen as remnants of British Hong Kong). Hong Kong Chinese people began treating them as Hong Kongers and saw them as aspects of Hong Kong identity that make the city different to mainland China. The xenophobia that came with the pandemic kind of undid everything in Hong Kong as well Hong Kong's increasing integration into the mainland but the signs show that attitudes have changed for the better in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.
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That's because they're Rohingyas and native to the Rakhine region which is shared with other groups including the dominant Rakhine people. Rohingyas are not Bangladeshis.
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Winning how? He's alienating American allies in the West and people are calling him a lapdog of Putin.
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@ Oh I'm not from the UK, so I can't answer that. Sorry
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@ThatCarGuy1983 Diversity doesn't work because of white supremacists like thatcarguy6190
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@chucky2316 Asians are always more friendlier
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So the Itaewon stampede was also because of people being uncivilised? 🤡
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@skysadness The OP doesn't live in New Zealand **** **
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Why is it always Indian men saying this sort of stuff? No wonder why y'all get so much hate.
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@rollinghippo2940 Man detected
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@zainzoala1083 He didn't do it in the name of Christianity or atheism though. He did it in the name of White supremacy. This terrorist committed this attack in the name of you know what, no amount of denying it is going to change reality.
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@anisi.n People ask for too much. I'd expect certain people in Sri Lanka to understand that emerging from an economic crisis is more important than solving deep seated racial issues. Once a country is stable, only then can people work on trying to mend the racial divide. It's high time Asian people look at Singapore as an example of overcoming ethnic division through development.
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@jasondevon481 Are you aware that there are Christians in Bangladesh, Malaysia and Indonesia? Maybe learn when to stop.
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@jasondevon481 I respectfully say this but you don't understand the situation. Why should Saudi Arabia help? The Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh, India, Thailand and other parts of Asia all wish they could go back to Myanmar, not to permanently settle in another country. This is why there are some supporters of Aung San Suu Kyi among the Rohingya refugees. The Burmese government-in-exile (who was ousted from power in a coup and now live in exile) said they want to reintegrate Rohingyas back into Burmese society and re-recognise them as one of the 136 native groups of the nation. This is what Rohingyas want, not go to to another country. These are people, who despite everything they have face, still choose to identify as Burmese. Look at these Rohingya children born in a refugee camp learning the Burmese language and Myanmar national anthem.
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@TravelT3 No, they're Christians originally. That's why Christian and Hindu Rohingyas in the refugee camps were saying they want to go back to Myanmar amid harassment from ARSA. There are a lot of Christian converts in Myanmar's border regions, some ethnic groups converted entirely, others only a small portion did.
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No stay back and fix your country. Stop running away! I only support Indian women leaving because they're trapped in a femicide and misogynistic hell hole where the patriarchal system never supports them.
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@abhishekkj9664 That's not an answer. Singapore is home to Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and atheists among others but the country is stable. If you have one leader who only cares about their own kind, there will never be peace. New Zealand, Singapore and Mauritius - all three ethnically and religiously diverse but are very stable and successful nations.
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@DaVen999 Oh come on, stop using that frivolous excuse of "oh they're small countries". That's not an excuse. India is just run by incompetent people who are voted into government by incompetent people. This is why India is constantly grappling with this issue and has no ability to move forward without angering minorities groups and riling up religious and ethnic nationalists. If India treated its population equally and looked to the future, it wouldn't be suffering like this all the time.
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@DaVen999 It's strange because they will say "oh India is a united country and always has been" but reality says the opposite is true. They say that but in the same breath will say, "India is a large country so it's hard to manage religious and ethnic diversity". So which one is it? Is it united or is it divided? The truth of the matter is India was only ever fully united under the rule of the British. Not a single Indian empire was ever able to control the southern tip of India or Northeast India. This is why every state in that country has its own ethnic group and language. It's also why there is so much friction between the different ethnic groups Tamils vs North Indian, Northeast Indian vs North Indian, Bihari vs Hindi speaker, Bengali Muslim vs North Indian Hindu, Assamese vs Bengali and so on. Each of India's states act more like nations than states.
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@rejuvenatingsoul3498 Bigger than Singapore smaller than New Zealand but still undeveloped. Nothing to gloat about.
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@DaVen999 Rajendra Chola never colonised the entirety of India. He only managed to conquer southern and eastern India, everything else he conquered was outside of India. Vikramaditya's existence has been disputed and thus he is described as a "legendary king" because there is no solid evidence to his existence. I repeat, India was never fully unified until the British came. If it was one country, there wouldn't be so many separatist movements in India demanding they gain independence.
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@DaVen999 Is this a joke? Brazil is larger than the whole of India and you think India has a state that is larger than the whole of Brazil? Oh I'd be so embarrassed if I said such a thing. 💀💀
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@DaVen999 Google is right there and this nationalist thinks an Indian state is bigger than Brazil. Let me laugh. No wonder China has surpassed India in every measure possible and no wonder so many educated Indians continue to leave India.
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@DaVen999 Then say that! You didn't say you were talking about population, did you? You just said "bigger". Also, you should just give up on this excuse of "oh the population is too large to manage" because China has a bigger population than India but the country's urban centres and the entire eastern coastline are fully developed. China is also ethnically diverse and there are provinces in China like Yunnan which is home to many different ethnic groups (including ethnic groups that are Indianised with cultural ties to Thais and Burmese) who live in harmony without any sort of issue.
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@DaVen999 So you're ranting on about something else to deflect from the words I said aka the truth. Am I surprised? No.
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@DaVen999 You were just ranting...smh
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@brettcantrell8650 Indian men larping as a white man with the name "brett"
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The difference is in the fact that these are people who had lost everything while the president continued to live comfortably. What happened in the US on January 6 involved people who couldn't accept the results of a democratic election. Notice the difference?
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There are sanctions against Myanmar imposed by Western nations
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@Hey_puppets The Indians in the UK are actually considered a model minority, don't group them with the types found in India.
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@richardkent2014 No it absolutely was not lmfaoooo. Half of the issues that India deals with is because the British colonised it! Had the British not been obsessed with colonising it, India would not even be a country. There would at least be 25 different countries in what is called "India" because they were all separate entities until the British came and grouped them all together resulting in so many issues that plague that nation in terms of demography as well as the border dispute with China that is a constant threat that hangs over the heads of all Asian nations, not just China and India.
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@richardkent2014 The British colonised India and created British India. How can British India be formed if it wasn't colonised? Modern India is a direct descendant of British India as it gained independence from the UK in 1947.
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@richardkent2014 I'm not Indian. The point is that the British loved to colonise everything and never actually cared about the significant demographic changes they caused as a result of the merging of several different regions. Last year, two Kuki-Chin women were brutally graped in the Indian state of Manipur by Meitei men. The reason? An ethnic war between Sino-Tibetan-speaking Meitei who claim the Kuki-Chin are invaders from Myanmar. The Kuki-Chin are found in both India and Myanmar but when the British decided to separate Myanmar from British India, they drew a random border separating so many of the same ethnic groups from each other resulting in so many villages becoming part of two different nations. Now, people claim certain groups belong to one side of the border and others belong to the other side. The British brought good things but they also brought bad things, there was good and bad. That cannot be denied.
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@richardkent2014 Not in Asia
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@richardkent2014 India should be a name to describe the historical region that gave the world things like yoga, Buddhism, meditation and other Eastern practices. In what is now modern India, there should be several different nations. The British should have governed them separately the way the British governed Ceylon, Maldives, Singapore and Malaya separately but alas fate decided that huge nation called "INDIA" should be formed and now look at the sickness it has unleashed on its own people, more particularly its female babies, girls and women.
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@richardkent2014 Modern India was created by the Brits after the Muslims decided they wanted a separate nation for themselves. That's why Pakistan and Bangladesh were formed. So the Muslim-majority areas became West Pakistan and East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), while the rest of British India became "India" for the non-Muslim Indians. Sir Cyril Radcliffe was given the job of drawing modern India's borders and this became known as the Partition of India. That's how modern India was created.
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@richardkent2014 Sir Cyril Radcliffe was given the job of drawing modern India's borders and this became known as the Partition of India. That's how modern India was created.
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@richardkent2014 The Ottoman Empire never got close to India.
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@jujikjhg467 We all know you're from Pakistan or the Middle East
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At this point they need to create a safe, government-controlled official tour of India like what they have in North Korea. That means there is a government-authorised tour guide that takes tourists to a specific or specific parts of India only. That country is too unsafe for women, both local or foreign. I feel terrible for Indian girls and women who have to live there and consistently face this threat. Gosh, I hope one day they become free from this nightmare.
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@srimanjha5112 They wouldn't want to join you anyway
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That's cause they don't care about Southeast Asian Muslims.
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You sound like the Indian men that get mad triggered when people bring up the issues regarding women in India. These men in these countries only care about their reputation, not the actual women that suffer.
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Yeah racism against Indians is very normalised now. Idk why Indians keep kowtowing to Westerners, y'all should've just buddied up with China and called it a day 10 years ago. America would be crying.
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No they won't. The Burmese government-in-exile led by Aung San Suu Kyi is the only political entity in Myanmar that actually supports giving citizenship back to Rohingyas.
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@sapphicwriter Right? The men in both India and South Korea have similar mentalities, these Korean men like user 이대녀 act like they're innocent when they're literally mistreating women. Istg women in some of these Asian countries need to be freed from these men. SAVE ASIAN WOMEN.
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@grindcorizer6818 Are you aware that there are Christian Rohingyas who have been attacked and now live in refugee camps too? This is due to historical reasons dating back to WW2. Imagine blindly supporting the Tatmadaw who are murdering children, including innocent children playing in the street in the capital Yangon.
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@anupamsatpathi2071 Why are you upset?
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@jirachi-wishmaker9242 The Burmese people want Asia to stop recognising the legitimacy of the Tatmadaw regime.
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@jirachi-wishmaker9242 People want other Asian countries to support the general public, help them bring down the Tatmadaw.
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Muslims live in large numbers across South, Central and Southeast Asia and western China. Did you know that? So why is this a surprise?
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