The issue is not the Indian people but the regime. I have never insulted the Indian people or Hinduism even once, you can check my record. I acknowledge the great contributions of Indians to science such as Chandresekar and Raman.
Hinduism is not the problem. India is not the problem. The fascist regime is the problem. The reprehensible behavior of some Indians is due to the regime.
China is not in the business of regime change, but we need to defend ourselves against the machinations of the regime. Indians must collectively want liberation. It must be very difficult to believe in science and truth in a society filled with lies. But it is darkest before dawn. We know because we've been there too.
I disagree. The congress party has been in power for most of Indias inception and creation as a modern Republic. Yet, for all the benefits and infrastructures it inherited from its former colonial master, the British, the Congress party failed on creating an Indian identity that inspired confidence and civilizational aspirations that can be found in China.
While I understand that India was never a unitary state or unified like China, Congress could have carved its own identity that's not a bastardized version of the U.K. The country even retained British appointed military chiefs and were only fully indigenized when Indians felt they were ready. Compared that to Mao's China the difference could not be more stark.
A lot of Indians bragging and yelling of supapowah illusions are borne out great insecurity combined with delusions that they are a civilizational state, and they too are worthy of status, reverence, and fear much like China.
Congress which embodies the Ghandis, Nehru essentially equates to the partitioning of their country, weakling peaceniks. Nehru the humiliation and embarrassment of getting his troops curbstomped in the Sino-India 1962 border war. Indira Ghandi may have salvage Indian pride and prestige during their victories against Pakistan in 1971 and the subsequent splitting of Bangladesh away from Pakistan. The lustre of victory quickly faded and turned violent as she was assassinated by her one her own body guards. The same fate followed the path of her son, Rajiv Ghandi himself assassinated as a result of his misguided attempt to play and meddle into the Sri Lankan civil war, where the troops sent created more issues resulting in greater anger and animus.
Indias entry into the exclusive nuclear club happened under the BJP's watch, the pride and confidence that a lot of Indians feel come from Modi (also from the BJP party) whether we like it or not.
I much rather have a confident and yes annoying India, than a weakling India searching for its identity called west-lite.
