Comments by "Stephen Jenkins" (@stephenjenkins7971) on "U.S. to arm India against China? Top Biden diplomat exposes doublespeak amid Ladakh standoff" video.

 @cssudhakar India accepted Russian aid despite it being non aligned so you are blatantly lying lmao
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If the US didn't try, you'd be crying about the West ignoring you anyway.
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@cssudhakar I'm not talking about now, genius; I'm talking about in history. In the Cold War India bent itself into pretzels for Soviet support and aid.
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@cssudhakar "India since its independence is an Non-Alinged Country so we cannot align with any external countries viz"
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@cssudhakar Indians all over the internet call Russia an ally, so you're basically arguing against your own countrymen. And also Indians also cry about people talking about India while Indians screech about everyone else. Bizarre.
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@typicalKAMBlover21 Kuwait, Croatia, Kosovo, Bosnia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Japan, Germany, South Korea - the list goes on. The US has the largest alliance system because it has helped so many countries.
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@typicalKAMBlover21 Poland was literally liberated from the USSR, wut? Japan/Germany declared war on the US and after being defeated were rebuilt into some of the wealthiest nations on Earth. Kuwait/Kosovo/Bosnia were literally getting invaded or destroyed and peace was brought back when the US stepped in. The US has a military presence in the Baltics and liberated them from the USSR. How the hell can you acknowledge South Korea but just ignore like everything about the other countries? I don't understand your logic.
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@typicalKAMBlover21 Marrying an American doesn't mean you love Americans anymore than having a black friend means you aren't racist. As for your Googling about Poland, suffice it to say, you say that the Poles were "liberated" by the USSR to a Pole, and you're liable to get punched in the throat. I'm going to assume that you're just ignorant, and will just inform you that Poles have an abysmal view of the USSR and the second that the USSR was weakened enough to break free from; it broke free and declared independence. Poland was "liberated" by the USSR the same way it was "liberated" by the Nazis. Also, the Soviets/Nazis literally allied together to occupy Poland in the first place via the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. Your friend in South Korea's perspective is an insignificant minority amongst the massive majority that sees the US as its protector. There always going to be people disagreeing with the majority, that's nothing new; I am speaking of the vast majority opinion within nations. The Japanese economy was massively inflated prior to the Plaza Accords and was already on the road to crashing, so using that as proof of the US kicking Japan down is more than a little disingenuous. There is yet a single nation that I have mentioned that echoes your opinion within the majority population, so your entire point is moot. It's not just an American opinion, its blatantly what people in these societies tell others and you're purposefully ignoring it for some reason. Or downplaying it by talking about other opinions that are nowhere near the majority opinion.
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Did you cry about the Soviets waging wars against the European powers by supporting Vietnam and others to fight to the last man/woman/child? US is just returning the favor it seems
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 @DedSec_47 An even bigger clown who is losing allies while China gets more confident in stealing lands from India 😂
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They respect China's perspective, but still culturally and ideologically align with Taiwan by default much like the US.
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@Raj US joint exercises are meant to find flaws in US doctrines. It's meant to be hard for the US, it doesn't mean that a country is competent.
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 @johnsebastino4659 Russia was bombing ethnic Russian people in Ukraine to begin with and then cried when Ukraine retaliated. Imperialist Russians gaslight all the time lol
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@Raj Duh. Having more experience is good regardless of where it comes from. Those same Mountaineers would get creamed in other biomes due to lack of experience because of it. Do you have any idea how many times the US trains with foreign troops? The typical West mindset must be rational thinking since you are tooting India's military on a joint exercise which are exceedingly common.
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@SanaPutrii As they should. My only point was that training together with the US is not exactly proof of being the best.
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