spain can lecture china on soccer however...
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Seems to be an indian arguing that China is a challenge to india..
Seems to be an indian arguing that China is a challenge to india..
Democrats are closet racists while the Republicans are open racists. Only difference is one tries to convince you they don’t hate you when they actually hate you.
Is every opinion about China from India always a form of projection? Seems to be the case.
China refuses to see India as equals? Who's the one who rejected their offer in the 60s due to their arrogance and lost a war for it? China is disrupting India? Who's the one constantly detailing BRICS and finding terrorists in Tibet and Pakistan.
Ffs the audacity of Indians. There should be a rule that whenever you hear India whine about China doing something, is this actually related to what India has done.
yeah, that US debt is a goner. Let Western vassals to be the bag holders
India doesn't pose a challenge to China. China is in a different league.
But indians would want you to believe something else
India's main challenge should be Pakistan and Bangladesh as its GDP per Capita is closer to them than China
I just finished reading the article that Happymon Jacob (what an odd name for a self-avowed Indian nationalist) a professor on International relations penned on Hindustan Times.
The main arguments and thesis he mentioned are nothing new as it pertains to the perception and interpretation that China does not recognize India as an intellectual, civilizational, strategic equal. Not to mention that China's continued ascent in national comprehensive power has diminished India's standings within her "sphere" that has long been India's unquestioned status since it's independence. The author also argued that China's view of India as nothing more than a proxy/partner of U.S. strategic containment against China is "misguided" without providing any examples as to why China is wrong to view India in that context.
The meat and bones of the author's argument typifies the Indian narrative and fiction that India is just as important, just as accomplished in the geopolitical environment of the world then and now regardless of their actual real world output and capabilities. To them, potential means actuality.
Indians have no problem viewing the U.S. or any other western states, not to mention Ishmael as it's superior, but struggles to find, let alone accept China's current superiority over them despite the overwhelming data and evidence. Oddly, the more China ascends in comprehensive power, the more India and Indians become insecure by projecting and coming up with creative imagination of how India is still superior to the Chinese. After all, as the author himself claimed, it was Indian Buddhism that "culturally shaped" China and never the inverse.