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This is such high quality journalism. This is the second WION video I've seen and I'm impressed at how balanced this is. Stating the facts for what they are. India is in a unique position because it's neutral, it can see both sides - the amount of things you can see when you sit on the fence.
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@prisonfishgaming8195 Actually, 7News in Australia had a report on NATO expansion. The issue is with American and European media (aka media outlets from NATO countries) who aren't reporting the facts, that is the problem here.
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@superbrotherreallife1441 ...because you don't like the truth. If you can't see how Russia and NATO are both at fault here then you're biased.
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@samcalven12 They aren't giving the information though. What American media is doing is broadcasting racially biased news reports on the Ukraine crisis and making unjust comparisons to non-European refugees and wars in the Middle East. Don't say otherwise. Foreign media from Asia and the Middle East are now reporting on the biased Western media coverage and "Western hypocrisy" has become the latest buzz word on social media. Russia and NATO are both to blame.
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@funfacts2879 Just ignore him. He went on a rant earlier saying the same thing by posting 4 or 5 comments in a row. He's just bitter that India and other Asian countries are not on his side lmao.
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@Redeemer89 Same Your relatives have their own views and you can't seriously declare those views as "objective". What was reported in this video is the truth, like it or not. NATO and Russia are both to blame.
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@malinwa4ever315 Russia is in the wrong here but what that other user said about racism against Asians and Africans is true and can't be ignored. Seeing Ukrainians, Polish and other Europeans justify the violence those international students were facing at the beginning of the week is disturbing. If Russia is supposedly trying to help those students leave, you can't blame those in Asia who are questioning reality.
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@bibinbabu3317 They're right, those are the facts regardless if you want to believe them or not. Best to focus on India instead of Singapore. Shanmugaratnam is Singaporean, not Indian. He has nothing to do with India.
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What exactly is Indian about him? Lmfao he's a Singaporean of Ceylonese descent. Is there ever a day when the Indian media doesn't focus on their "Indian-origin person" narrative and actually focus on what's going on in their country? They're constantly looking outwards, never inwards.
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The economic decline of Japan goes against the projected Asian Century but the reality is that Japan rose a long time ago. I guess the real Asian Century is that of China and the other developing Asian economies like the ASEAN economies and India that will rise later this decade. Maybe the emerging AI revolution will provide an opening for Japan to revive its economy.
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@is17a985 Imagine getting triggered over something that doesn't even affect you LOLOLOL
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@jonsantos6056 No there are indigenous Tamils in northern Sri Lanka and again, Shanmugaratnam is Singaporean, even if his ancestors were Indian Tamils what has that got to do with anything? He is Singaporean and has nothing to do with India.
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@skipper2594 That's HDI but in terms of national income, the Maldives is on track to become a high income nation. It's already achieved one of the IMF requirements to graduate to high income status which is the per capita PPP threshold. Unfortunately, Sri Lanka keeps being set back because there are people who keep voting for people like the Rajapaksas + the brain drain.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 No he's Ceylonese Tamil and has nothing to do with India. Singaporean Indians are completely different to Indians from India too.
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Only Japan, South Korea and Singapore have been the most vocal about being against Russia's invasion. The rest of Asia (that includes SEA) are on the fence, not saying a word. So no, it's not just India, it's most of Asia. You can't expect them to voice their views when they have their own things to consider. They have their own relationships that they need to maintain. Not everybody is close to the West and you can't expect them to side with the West on everything. Has the West done much to help with Asian affairs? No. Vietnam War and most recently the Afghanistan War are reminders of what happens with American intervention and support. Also, let's not forget the violent racism Asian students were facing at the Ukraine-Poland border, of which one was actually killed.
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Thus is about genetics, not politics. Native Americans descend from East Eurasian ancestors with some West Eurasian ancestry too. They share genetic ties to other East Eurasian populations that currently live or used to live across Asia from India to Japan before the arrival of West Eurasian people during the Paleolithic.
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He's not Indian, he's of Ceylonese Tamil descent and first and foremost he is a Singaporean. He has nothing to do with India. Singaporean Tamils are Singaporeans, they have nothing to do with India.
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The way Sinhalese words are written in English results in people mispronouncing them. The "n" in Sinhalese words tends to make an "ng" sound. So Sinhalese or Sinhala is pronounced "Singalese" or "Singaler". The same thing with "Sri Lanka", people say "Sri Langka", not "Sri Lan-ka". The Sri Lankan dish, "wattalapan" is pronounced "wattalapang", "kankun" is pronounced "kangkung" and so on.
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@dad-ms8mz Indians always bring this up. So what I understand is that India always wants something in return and the world is expected to believe India is a fair country.
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and if this continues, trust there will be people trafficking women from other parts of Asia into Japan to work in this trade. Southeast Asia's sex trade is the most developed in Asia and there are women who travel from other parts of Asia and set up business in places like Thailand and Malaysia. In addition to that, women from other parts of Asia like China, South Asia and other parts of Southeast Asia are continuously trafficked into the trade. So sad.
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It's not a lie though. She literally quoted a report from Japan. Did you even watch the video? 💀
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Americans don't see Indians as Asians because of their broken education system. Don't go telling actual Asian people in Asia that Indians are not Asians. India is in Asia, so they're Asians. Wth imagine forcing your foreign perspective onto Asian people. Asians are tired of this nonsense from Western countries. Leave Asia alone.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 and how many Tamil, Assamese, Manipuri, Muslim, Malayali, Andamanese, Kashmiri, Dalit, Shudra prime ministers has India had? Zero. People in glass houses should not throw stones.
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Well you aren't going to see it if you're a normal tourist, are you? It's going to be happening behind closed doors at clubs, bars and that sort of thing.
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She did say "Asian Americans", they are Americans.
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Japan's situation is really dire though because ever since the 1990s, the country's economy continues to weaken. They described the 90s as "The Lost Decade", then when the 2000s came and went, they described it as "The Lost 20 years", by the end of the 2010s they started saying "The Lost 30 years" and by the end of the 2020s, if nothing changes, it's going to be "The Lost 40 years". Collectively it's now known as the Lost Decades.
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@ME Russia is at fault because they invaded Ukraine, causing destruction and jeopardising the world's stability. So yes Russia is to blame as is NATO.
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@VINLAND_777 1. Who continues to partake in the destablisation of the world by continuing to antagonise Russia by expanding NATO? 2. Who is violently beating international students? 3. Who is being called a "nation of (expletive) liars" for not doing enough to help Ukraine? 4. Who continues to proclaim they are he hero hen they have a violent history of bringing permanent destruction to other countries?
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@thaitraveller9756 I look at all different sources, I don't just rely on one news source like some people.
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@jasonjones6639 Yes for bringing the rest of the world closer than ever before
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@fantasysportsanalysistfsa8938 So bowing down to threats is okay? How is that okay? How is accepting US hegemony and control okay?
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India is literally in Asia, what are you talking about?
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@jackkenna696 Why should they pick a side? They can do what they want. They have their own interests. Trust me, I was annoyed at India too but once you do more research and learn about how "grey" this whole war is then you realise why India and a lot of other Asian countries are not doing anything or are doing the bare minimum. This is a war started by NATO and Russia, this is a European/American war. Why must Asian countries be coerced into siding with the US? Asia remembers the failure of Vietnam and Afghanistan. They have every right to stay dead silent and refuse to support Ukraine/Europe.
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Me when I don't know anything
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@jeremyjones8258 Major Asian players in global geopolitics abstained, that's the point here. You're focusing on pedantic and trivial details that don't matter at all. Not all countries in the world are heavyweights with agency in global geopolitics. The fact that only Japan, South Korea and Singapore have been the most vocal about condemning Russia whilst, India and China say nothing is a significant detail to focus on. You need to remember that Japan, India and China are the main geopolitical powers in most of Asia. Most Asian countries fall somewhere within the line of these countries when it comes to geopolitics as well as economics. You also need to remember that this is geopolitics and there are different definitions. It's often described and viewed that the Asia-Pacific (everything east or and including Pakistan) is one geopolitical region and the Middle East (West Asia+Egypt) is considered a separate region. The major geopolitical players of the Middle East (Iran and Saudi Arabia) do not have much impact, if anything at all, on what happens in the Asia-Pacific. In the Asia-Pacific, it's Japan, India, China and Australia that are the major players. So you can't blame her for focusing on the Asian countries of the Asia-Pacific becuase those are the countries that are interconnected politically and economically and like I said before, they all fall in line somewhere with Japan, India and China.
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@bernardseah703 She is half Malay and half Indian.
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@ashokmohan6323 What has that got to do with anything??? Singaporeans of Ceylonese Tamil descent migrated from Sri Lanka long before the modern nation of Sri Lanka was formed. There is a reason why they are called "Ceylonese" and not "Sri Lankan". This has NOTHING to do with the Sri Lankan Civil War. He is a Singaporean of Ceylonese Tamil descent, he has nothing to do with Indians.
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@ashokmohan6323 What makes you think they're Sri Lankans who are correcting you??? No, it's just people (including Singaporeans) correcting Indians for spreading blatant misinformation. This has nothing to do with the Sri Lankan Civil War. Like I said, Singaporean Tamils have nothing do with y'all.
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@ashokmohan6323 This is why India is the way that it is, y'all are constantly looking outwards and never inwards. Do you think Chinese people in China look at Lee Kuan Yew or the plethora of other successful ethnically Chinese people in Singapore or other parts of Southeast Asia and the Western world and hark on about that? No. They focus on themselves, that's why China is so successful. It's only Indians in India who are claiming the success of foreign ethnic Indians or Tamils or whatever instead of trying to create their own successful people.
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@Porkusido I was born in the West. Maybe it's you who is blinded by the truth because you live in the US or Europe and thus are unable to view the faults of your homeland.
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@VINLAND_777 How am justifying this when I'm literally saying Russia is in the wrong???? Calm down for crying out loud. You can't handle the fact that this is not a black and white issue. When I'm literally saying Russia is wrong and that Ukraine is being used as a pawn, you're claiming I'm justifying it. Russia and NATO all played a role in this war, accept it and get over it instead of jumping down people's throats and claiming they're saying things they didn't do. Lunatic behaviour.
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@VINLAND_777 I did have something valid to say though.
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@VINLAND_777 Anyway, if you don't want to continue this, that's okay. I hope you're well too
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@ui6144 It's not special emphasis on NATO. The origins of the conflict trace back to NATO and the current battle playing out is due to Russia. That is what I'm saying.
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@jyd3490 It's provoking
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@puclopuclik4108 Russia is responsible for the war.
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There was an article published by The Financial Times this year entitled "Japan is haunted by a return to emerging economy-status". Some economists and other experts in Japan fear that the country is declining quickly.
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@violetweston3401 Yes Ji too but also the others. They all played a role in what has happened.
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@Hindu9054 No it absolutely was not!
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@fantasysportsanalysistfsa8938 Philippians. Filipino people, do you see how these Americans don't even know what the name of the Philippines is?
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@donaldmartin9394 Saying "bye" as if it's a good thing
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@7s_rohitgaming789 Well they're not letting them use it for military purposes
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You're so bitter lmao
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@CheeLiekHo You must be from India
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@Thyalwaysseek Kalki is NOT real. Cry
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@Thyalwaysseek Imagine getting so triggered that two people of the same sex got married. Their marriage has no effect on you. This is why India is so far behind.
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@jdmytho9599 Firstly, I'm not Indian. Secondly, you might want to double check on that (read my other comment). Plus, why do the perspectives of foreigners matter? I've seen so many Americans claim Filipinos are not real Asians. Just last month, I saw some American man created a whole viral TikTok claiming Filipinos aren't Asians but Pacific Islanders. So obsessed when he's not even Filipino/Asian. Last year, I saw someone on Twitter say Indonesians are not real Asians after an Indonesian girl was accused of "Asian cultural appropriation" for using a Japanese name. Americans are always trying to claim South and Southeast Asians are not real Asians, just like what you're doing. Do we care? Why would we care about what outsiders think when they know nothing about our cultures? Pls, you're so bitter because India hasn't said anything about Ukraine. Well, most countries in Asia haven't said anything and for a good reason. So just respect the views of Asian countries.
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It came from Wuhan, CHINA not the US. The Chinese government is hiding the truth.
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@Hoo88846 What on earth are you talking about??? How on earth am I trying to discredit China??? Half the time I am on China's side but every now and then there is a Chinese nationalist that pushes my button. Why did I need to mention China??? IS East Eurasian ancestry only found in China? No. So what's your problem?!
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@pratihara_exe What are you going on about? I don't care if you're Rajput. I'm not talking about Rajputs, so why are you talking about yourself? You getting mad triggered at what I said is more of a reason why India is an artificial country. Y'all can't even relate to each other. 💀
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@pratihara_exe Yeah last time I checked the stats on India, the Tamils and people of Kerala are not having 10 kids.
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@pratihara_exe High population density does not mean high fertility rate. Singapore is a densely populated nation and yet the fertility rate is 1.05. So like I said, Tamils/Kerala people are not having 10 kids. Their populations are smaller because they, like Singaporeans, don't have enough children. So what now?
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Crazy thing is Tharman Shanmugaratnam isn't even of Indian descent, but of Ceylonese descent. Mr Lee Kuan Yew would wince had he heard the Indian media was claiming Singaporeans of Ceylonese descent as their own after he went out of his way to publicly praise the distinct Ceylonese community of Singapore.
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Notice how the opposition is the one going on about identity politics? That's why Sri Lanka's ethnic minorities voted for the NPP because they're tired of the ethnic-oriented campaigns that only favour them when they are "useful".
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@ashokmohan6323 Like I said, he's not Indian and has nothing to do with India or even Tamil Nadu. Why don't you put this energy into creating your own successful people instead of hitching a ride on successful Singaporeans who have absolutely NOTHING to do with you? Maybe if you did that, Tamil Nadu would be as successful as Singapore, just saying.
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@ashokmohan6323 Lmfaooooo what???Tamil Nadu's economy is NOT equal to Singapore's economy. Are you serious right now???? Extremely delusional.
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@ashokmohan6323 all that and somehow you want to claim people from advanced nations like Singapore as your own. Yeah that's extremely delusional behaviour and don't group India with China, the US or EU. India has a lot of catching up to do. Have you seen the streets of Delhi??? They don't compare to any city in China, US or the EU. Sorry but I have no issue with India but when people start saying things like this, I can't help but correct misinformation. Singapore is one of the most advanced nations on earth, it is nowhere near comparable to a place like India. Idk who would think Tamil Nadu is the same as Singapore.
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@ashokmohan6323 You said Tamil Nadu's economy is the same as Singapore's economy, it is not and nowhere close it.
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@ashokmohan6323 The GDP per capita of Singapore is $114,246 and the GDP per capita of Tamil Nadu is $3,048. Singapore is light years ahead of Tamil Nadu or anywhere in India. It's always about numbers with you but when it comes to quality of life, it's non-existent. Above my island nation? Nah, I'm from Australia and India is not above Singapore. It's one thing to state facts but it's another to be cocky and look down on other countries while doing so. India is nothing like China, Russia or the US, that is a fact. India has a very long way to go, it's 20203 and India's infrastructure is still very poor and nothing like what China's was in the 1990s. Large parts of North India are still stuck in the 1960s. Have you seen Delhi before?
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@ashokmohan6323 GDP per capita growth does not correlate at all to increase in quality of life. India's quality of life is still very poor and the country is still classified as a low middle income nation. By 2010, China was already an upper middle income nation with a HDI of 0.691. India in 2023 is still a low middle income nation with a HDi of 0.633. China become a lower middle income nation in 2001 and in 9 years graduated to upper middle income. China developed at a much faster rate than India and India still relies a lot on China for various items used to develop its economy. So yeah it's best if you come down to earth and recognise the reality.
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@ashokmohan6323 GDP growth means nothing if your own citizens are leaving by the hundreds of thousands each year. More Indians migrate to my country of Australia than Chinese do. India is now the number 1 source of migrants to Australia. Young Indian people can't get jobs and all the educated continue to settle in developed countries where they will use their skills to help the new countries they settle in. India is losing all of its talented people. 87,026 people from India relinquished their citizenship up until June this year, your own External Affairs Minister confirmed this.
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@ashokmohan6323 So what if Australia is an island nation? What is the problem? Why do you keep talking about Chinese people? Chinese people are making China great, you don't need to worry about them. Just like you don't need to worry about Australia or Singapore. India should fix all that rampant corruption that plagues Indian politics, create good infrastructure, create a safe environment for Indian women, curtail the discrimination against religious minorities, stop Hindutva supremacy, get rid of that caste system, create jobs for young people and stop the brain drain. Take a look the state of Kerala (which honestly speaking could be its own country) and use them as India's model. BTW, there are plenty of Australian bosses. It's Australia, what do you expect? I'll be able to find Indian bosses in India and Chinese bosses in China. The "Indian" bosses found outside of India are citizens of the nations they have settled in. They are no longer Indians.
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@ashokmohan6323 Explain what? All I have seen is someone display arrogance and a sense of superiority, which I have no idea where it comes from. With all of the plethora of issues that India faces you spend your time arguing with people and belittling other countries under the false pretence that your nation is better than countries like Australia and Singapore and in the league of nations like China or the US. No, no, no, absolutely not. Swallow that pride and face up to reality.
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@ashokmohan6323 You deleted all of your recent replies because you know that the truth does not support the things you stated in your comments. So no, don't talk about wasting time because it is me who should say that.
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@ashokmohan6323 No you don't want to continue discussing with me because you know that what you said is 100% incorrect. Also, if you really didn't want to waste time, you wouldn't be sending me 2 replies telling me about how you're wasting time, you'd just ignore me.
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@ashokmohan6323 Except YOU are belittling other countries, you deleted all of your replies but I remember clearly how you belittled Singapore and then Australia (and for what exactly? They're economically and socially superior, so don't try to walk back on what you said).
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@VINLAND_777 1.Who continues to partake in the destablisation of the world by continuing to antagonise Russia by expanding NATO? 2. Who is violently beating international students? 3. Who is being called a "nation of (expletive) liars" for not doing enough to help Ukraine? 4. Who continues to proclaim they are he hero hen they have a violent history of bringing permanent destruction to other countries?
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@VINLAND_777 When I look at things from both sides, apparently I'm biased. Come back to me when you're able to wake up and realise that Ukraine is nothing but a pawn in a new Cold War. Russia and NATO, they're both in part to blame for this and there is nothing biased about that.
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@VINLAND_777 When I look at things from both sides, apparently I'm biased. Come back to me when you're able to wake up and realise that Ukraine is nothing but a pawn in a new Cold War. Russia and NATO, they're both in part to blame for this and there is nothing biased about that.
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You're right but we shouldn't be surprised, this is an Indian channel. Singaporean media would never report in such a manner. Tharman Shanmugaratnam isn't even Indian anyway, he is Ceylonese (a completely different community to Indians). Indian media loves to claim every foreign successful ethnic Indian or South Asian person as their own. Singaporean Indians have nothing to do with India.
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@Pain-zd5uo No it means Indian only and the term itself was created by Banglas or something. Stop trying to say it applies to all South Asians because it doesn't. The term itself is derived from Indian Punjabi names.
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@Pain-zd5uo It's like you saying "c---k" includes all East Asians like Japanese and Mongolians when the term itself was created and used to describe Chinese only. Anybody using "p----t" or "c----k" to describe anybody but Indians or Chinese respectively is doing so because they don't know how to be racist properly.
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@Pain-zd5uo No it refers to Indians only and Banglas are notorious for using that term online.
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@Pain-zd5uo No it's used for Indians. Get over it
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You sound upset
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@meganoob12 Okay firstly, calm down. I don't why y'all get so defensive. Secondly, did you watch the video? It may help if you look at things from other perspectives instead of your own. 💀
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@MORE_BEANS_PLZ Wake up and realise that Ukraine is merely a pawn between Russia and the US. Do thy care about the innocent people of Ukraine? No they absolutely do not. They only care about power.
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@MORE_BEANS_PLZ Doesn't change the fact that Ukraine is a pawn. The US isn't even physically fighting in the war, I think that says enough. 💀
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@MORE_BEANS_PLZ The US is using Ukraine as a pawn in their broader struggle to maintain world superpower status, how is that not clear to see? The US is doing the exact same thing in the Asia-Pacific by competing with China. Ukraine having the freedom to choose has nothing to do with this when the US is interested in making sure the world stands by the US. If they don't choose the US, then it's a problem. That's why the US was unhappy when the Solomon Islands chose to sign a deal with China last month and why the US is now scrutinising India on their human rights because India chose to be neutral in the Ukraine war. (FYI, the US never cared to criticise India on their human rights issues in the past but that changed when the Indians decided to be neutral and not choose the US). One has to be a fierce American nationalist or pro-American to not be able to see that this is all about self interest and self preservation. 💀
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@Pixeelated They're talking about the Hambantota Port, not the Port City that is owned by the Sri Lankan government
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@is17a985 Cry harder. Their marriage or love has no effect on you and yet it's triggering you so much lmfaooooooooooooooooooo
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@Panini_Edirisinhe Stop acting like this! This is now how Sri Lankan people behave.
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Bifurcated?? Sri Lanka and Bhutan are doing fine on their own. Just because Sri Lanka is facing an economic crisis, doesn't mean they have lost anything. Their living standard is still much better than the rest of South Asia.
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Idk why Indians think they own the whole of South Asia and Myanmar. No those are separate countries. They'd lose a lot if they became a part of India.
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NATO deserves part of the blame. They are jeopardising the world's stability with their war games and obsession with being the "hero". Russia and NATO are both to blame.
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@brudd9573 Why are you immediately thinking that I support Russia? What Russia is doing is abhorrent but stop refusing to accept the fact that NATO is in part to blame for this. How do you not see that Ukraine is nothing but a pawn in a new Cold War? The US/Biden is literally thinking of sanctioning India because they aren't siding with the US. That's a tellall sign that this is a new Cold War and other countries are getting dragged into the mess that NATO and Russia created, Ukraine is the first victim.
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@brudd9573 I think you misunderstood me, nobody's saying they can't do what they want, they can. They're sovereign nations and they have every right to join NATO because they see NATO as protection from Russian aggression. Well some American media outlets such as CNN have spoken about India and why they are neutral. That's how I learned about that. Nobody should be blaming smaller European countries. They aren't to blame. The whole situation is sticky and what this video has shown is that there is another side to this but that doesn't negate the fact that Russia is the one who started the war and Russia/Putin is the one that is jeopardising Europe's stability and the broader world. Russia is the sole reason for this war and what has happened since the 2010s. However, if we look back (as this video has done) and view it objectively (disregarding our own views), we can learn that there are other pieces that form the broader picture. To the Russians, NATO is the threat and to NATO, the Russians are the threat. Thank you for that, I really do appreciate you saying that. I'd also like to thank you for responding in a civil manner and using facts to make your points. It makes it easier to understand your view points and I agree with parts of your rationale. I guess, I'm looking at it differently and it may give off a different impression. I'm glad you posted that final sentence. It's really nice how even though you don't agree with me, you're still willing to listen and have a peaceful discussion.
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If Modi was a good leader, he'd grow a spine and stop embarrassing India like this
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@carloszepeda8960 Watch, it'll happen because it just sent a message to the rest of the world that the US wants to control the rest of the world and will do anything to make sure the rest of the world is under its control.
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@mortisdeus and that includes Indians. What do you think "Asian" means?
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Are you trying to tell me that Asian Americans are not Americans? The perpetual foreigner trope used to target Asian Americans is well and alive
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@Hindu9054 Sri Lanka has NEVER been a part of India. What is this? Y'all get mad at China but then claim Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Nepal, Bhutan etc. etc. as "always part of India". India pretending to be orally superior when they're no different to the CCP, at least the CCP is public about its claims. India loves to pretend it's benevolent when in reality it's not.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 It's a Tamil name and not "Indian". Reality is that India is an artificial nation that could easily be broken up into 28 different nations. Each state has its own ethnic group and culture. What does a Hindi person have in common with a Tamil or an Assamese? Nothing.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 He's not "culturally Indian" lmfao. He's culturally Singaporean. If he was culturally Indian, his mannerisms and mentality would be completely different. He's 100% culturally Singaporean because Singaporean Tamils are culturally Singaporean. A Singaporean Tamil has in fact more in common culturally with a Malaysian Chinese than they do with an Indian from India. You're just going to have to accept that, sorry.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 Good way to tell me that you accept that I'm right.
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@krishnanunnimadathil8142 Except I am. In what universe is a Singaporean "culturally Indian"? 💀 This delusional thinking is why India is the way that it is, no offence.
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@jdmytho9599 You're so wrong lmao. In the UK, '"Asian" means Indian. In Australia, even though "Asian" means "East Asian" people still know India is part of Asia. In the US, Indians are legally classified as Asians and educated Americans know that Indians are Asians. In African countries like Kanya and South Africa, "Asian" means Indian. There is a whole community of Indians in Kenya known officially as "Kenyan Asians". In the Gulf nations of the Middle East, "Asian" means Indian. Qatar built a whole complex called Asian Town and it's full of Indian/South Asian shops. In Southeast Asia, "Indians are always considered Asian. You really thought you could get away with that one. Many Malaysians, Singaporeans, Burmese have Indian ancestry and Southeast Asia is culturally influenced by India. Everything from the language scripts to write Thai, Khmer, Burmese, Javanese, to religion (Buddhism and Hinduism), to attire (e.g. Thai sabai, Cambodian sampot and Burmese longyi) to architecture (e.g. Angkor Wat) to traditional greetings (e.g. Thai wai, Cambodian sampeah and Balinese Om Swastiastu) to traditional Southeast Asian food (Thai, Burmese, Cambodian, Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese curries and cooking techniques) are all of Indian/South Asian origin. Next time, don't lie to an Asian person and tell us who we consider who is Asian and who is not. India (and China) are the mothers of Eastern culture. So don't even try to say Indians are not Asians. BTW, stop liking your own comments. Also, funny you keep calling them "East Indians". Do you know why they're called that? The "East" in "East Indian" refers to their Asian origin (as in coming from the Eastern world). Smh...
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"The US and Britian did not claim countries for themselves, but gave them their own country" This has got to be a joke 😐
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Wasians and their superiority complex. Thank goodness most of Asia has moved past its obsession with Wasians and yeah many people did think that this would be the case eventually. They are using a service-based foundation so don't write them off so quickly.
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That's because Native Americans also have southern East Eurasian ancestry, which is closer to basal East Eurasian groups like AASI which lived in India. The majority of Indians (average) only have around 30% of this ancestry.
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