Comments by "K `" (@user-jt3dw6vv4x) on "Russia and Iran join forces with India" video.

  1. It is correct
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  2. It's correct
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  3. It's correct
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  4.  @Toon_With_Tune  It's controlled by Pakistan so it's part of Pakistan. Just because you believe it is an "integral" part of India, does not mean the world sees it that way. China believes Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of China so should all maps depict that Arunachal Pradesh is part of China instead of India (despite the fact that India controls Arunachal Pradesh)?
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  5.  @Toon_With_Tune  That part of Kashmir is part of Pakistan, whether you like it or not. They control so it's part of Pakistan. Idc about Akhand Bharat, yes India, Pakistan and Bangladesh were all part of the same country at one point in time but they're now all separate nations. Just accept it.
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  6.  @Toon_With_Tune  Don't start getting upset at China's expansionism when you believe in taking over other areas as well.
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  7.  @Toon_With_Tune  China believes that Arunachal Pradesh is proudly part of China. Will you accept their territorial "integrity" too or does it only apply to India? Why would you speak Hindi if I can't even understand it?
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  8.  @Toon_With_Tune  I can't understand anything that you're saying. You're wasting your time speaking in Hindi while using Latin letters to write it. Why don't any of you use the Devanagari script to write it?
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  9.  @Toon_With_Tune  So it's in your constitution? So what about theirs? They believe it belongs to them so why does your view trump everybody else's view? Why do you think India's constitution is the only truth?
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  10. The West supported India for hundreds of years? Huh??? You may want to do a little research on the way the US was always against India from the time of the Cold War. When they were fighting a war with Pakistan in the 1970s, the US supported the Pakistanis and President Nixon was staunchly anti-Indian. If I was in charge of India, I'd do a 180 and embrace China in full just to spite them.
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  11.  @yolemae6580  You're joking right? The US has military bases dotted all across the Asia and the Pacific.
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  12.  @yolemae6580  What other countries?
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  13.  @yolemae6580  All of those areas are within the control of those countries, be serious. It's just that there are separatists in those regions who wish they were independent. Are you going to tell me that Canada is occupying Quebec? Are you going to tell me that the UK is occupying Scotland?
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  14.  @yolemae6580  You can't compare any of that to the fact that US military bases dot the entirety of the Indo-Pacific stretching from Diego Garcia, just south of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean all the way across the Western Pacific up to Japan. It's literally an entire arc and the USA is not close to any of these bases. Maybe you'll understand why China is so angry because it's literally surrounded by US military bases and is destabilising peace in the Asian region.
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  15.  @yolemae6580  The Americans haven't stopped militarising Asia. They tried to set up military bases on the island nation of Sri Lanka back in 2019 to continue surrounding China but failed due to mass protests, due to fears that the American military will be able to commit crimes and get away with it. A clause in the SOFA said that the US military will be exempt from Sri Lankan law and it generated fear akin to what has happened in Okinawa, Japan where US military have raped and murdered Japanese girls. It must be noted that thousands of Sri Lankan women and other Asian (including Korean) women were trafficked to US military bases in South Korea during and in the aftermath of the Korean War to work as comfort women. In South Korea, these women are known as "kijichon" or "Yankee princess" (translated into Korean as foreigner's w****) and their history is still a point of political tension. That's one of the many dark sides of US military presence in Asia, local women face systemic abuse to please American soldiers.
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  16. It's correct
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  17.  @palstime150  That's because those areas are not under the control of India, they're under the control of Pakistan. So no, the map is actually correct.
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  18.  @palstime150  No I'm from Australia. I'm not Pakistani.
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  19.  @palstime150  The rest of the world recognises that Kashmir is disputed between India and Pakistan and so the map is correct because it's disputed.
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  20.  @Toon_With_Tune  Don't speak in Hindi, Idk that language!
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  21.  @Toon_With_Tune  I don't know Hindi, all I see are random Latin letters and it looks like some Indian language
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  22.  @Toon_With_Tune  Did I say it was the only Indian language? No.
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  23.  @Toon_With_Tune  I'm not Pakistani, I'm Australian. I know it's Hindi because I am interested in Indian culture and I know that's Hindi. I know a lot about India, hence why I replied to your comment. I know for a fact that that is not a South Indian or Northeast Indian language. It's Hindi and most of the people who talk about the "correct map of India" are from the Hindi belt. I never see South Indians or Northeast Indians who say that. So yeah it's Hindi. Anything else you want to say or are we done here?
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  24. They've been talking about the Asian Century for a long time and I think the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine really laid down the foundation for the political landscape of the Asian Century. It's a world that is now "Western" (US and NATO and its allies) and "Eastern" (led by China, India and Russia with its partners).
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