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We have an Indian military thread. That’s more appropriate but if you have an excerpt pertaining to the topic, do share it here.
What a disgusting mentality.
There is no “happy outcome” when people are murdered. It is always tragic.
Another day, another victory on the internet for deluded Indian Bhakts.
Indians now having to cope with the fact that they got their asses whooped in a failed attack at Galwan, and losing more soldiers than PLA.
I guess Indians don’t have to cope with the fact that they can’t patrol at finger 3-4 anymore, because apparently that’s “what India has always wanted” now that the agreement has signed.
India always wins and gets what it wants right?
National pride comes before murder for some people. Who cares if thousands die if they can have national pride.
1. India was, is, always will be a colony. It's born to be led, conquered. From its language to culture is based of foreign influence. It's existence & entirety belongs to it's foreign masters
2. Nobody. You don't always feeling like playing games, i'm sure chinese govt is bored with dealing with india half-lings
3. And you don't have anything on your part to refute it. You are right, you apes don't understand that.
4. Excellent. Hopefully bigger coffin next time for the orange apes.
2. huh? Why does the gov need to punish those jawans? PLA achieved the strategic goal of capturing everything up to finger 4, caused the deaths of over 20 IA and captured over 40. This is arguably enough if the intention is not to behave like baboons and be able to negotiate and develop from there. Murdering all the IA captives may have been something a more hot-headed person would do but it isn't necessarily the right thing or the correct strategic move.
3. Yes absolutely but none of those footage show PLA with riot gear or sticks. You ignored the other photos. PLA in hats no sticks and no shields. Indians with helmets, shields, and sticks. Possibly a lot more PLA behind but irrelevant to the point that Indians were clearly armed back well before winter set in. So June to September is likely. Also no PLA with protection meaning possibly before violence. Otherwise the PLA would be in riot gear etc as future photos show.
4. Good I guess both sides can be satisfied.
He ignores the fact that commander Qi and his contingent, who were unarmed, were the ones who crossed the river to show good faith in discussion. Their lack of protection was interpreted as weakness by the Indians.
Oh yeah this was evident after another bright user here informed us how they view their 'national heroes': disposable slaves to be sent up in disposable tin cans after your enemy just bombed you. And don't even recognize their existence until they get put up front on TV for the world to see
What I am talking about is their deeper obsession with casualty numbers. It's just another sports game to them. Them losing 20+ soldiers is okay as long as PLA took more.
Next you're going to see them start arguing about how the soldiers died, I swear. Even if 'only' 4 PLA died, 'our' score is still only 3 because 17+ of their own died by their own hands i.e. drowned while fleeing
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