India to outpace China in 2011: WB

[Hawkish]

where are your facts? I gave statistics and numbers. Quantify your arguments. This is taught in universities around the world. Or are you a high school dropout?

Facts about what? India being a democracy and China being a communist country? had to Google it. He is

Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek and host of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN

 

[huzihaidao12]

In fact, "democracy is a basket, no matter what was put in there," West has a very large malicious intent want we accept this basket, our approach to open the basket, get what we need, people need more rights, which is needed, the legal system, which is required, more freedom of information to monitor the Government, it is necessary, but not hurry, but small and really long-term steps.

 

[below_freezing]

Facts about what? India being a democracy and China being a communist country? had to Google it. He is

Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek and host of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN

Good, you have 1 fact, you're learning. Now, you've made many assertions about us lacking freedom, yet you also admit that you do not visit Chinese websites. So how do you know for sure?

 

[huzihaidao12]

What made you think so? Did you read his old posts? Don't act like a typical anti-Indian Pakistani, who sees an Indian hand even if the weather is too hot.

Not much other attention. This discussion, he looks like India, but who cares, forget him.

 

[Bangalorean]

Basically, most Indians criticize their government and their politicians. Almost every problem in India is blamed on the leaders and politicians. Most Indians are not satisfied with their leaders.

That said, I agree with what Hawkish said above. India's growth has been in spite of it's leaders and politicians, and not because of them. This is the view held by majority of Indians.

 

[huzihaidao12]

Facts about what? India being a democracy and China being a communist country? had to Google it. He is

Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek and host of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN

You can believe India is a democracy, because you do not want to do really know, you think fantasy is enough.

 

[below_freezing]

Basically, most Indians criticize their government and their politicians. Almost every problem in India is blamed on the leaders and politicians. Most Indians are not satisfied with their leaders.

That said, I agree with what Hawkish said above. India's growth has been in spite of it's leaders and politicians, and not because of them. This is the view held by majority of Indians.

That is normal. We also criticize our politicians. However, you should think of this: If a nuke struck a session of Parliament and took out every lawmaker, the president, the prime minister, the head of every ministry and every state governor, would india be better off?

 

[Developereo]

Hello? You are the typical Pakistani. Anyone says something positive about India, he becomes Indian.

It's not a question of saying positive things, but the English usage patterns and the depth of knowledge displayed. It marks out a south Asian a mile away.

You were the guy who was accusing Chinese-Dragon of being Indian too, weren't you?

I pointed out a consistent and strong pro-India bias. Doesn't imply citizenship, only bias.

What's your problem?

I don't like people hiding behind false flags. Bias is fine and honest opinions are welcome, but the duplicity of false flags is not.

This guy Hawkish is an American and has his own views. Indians have had severe arguments with him in the past about Indian social systems, and he advocates kashmir being freed from India. No Indian will say that.

Fine. Maybe he is just a troll who takes contrarian positions just to rile people up.

You are a typical paranoid Pakistani conspiracy theorist. You are the textbook definition of the modern Pakistani.

Nothing conspiratorial about the fact that we have unmasked dozens of Indians trolling on PDF behind false flags.

Americans who visit South Asian discussion forums, and Americans who are in the IT field, do know quite a bit about India, and some of them do care. Get that into your head.

Americans interested in India will go to an Indian forum, not PDF. And average Americans rarely take sides in a India-China dispute; only Indians (or ABCDs) do that.

There you go, again. Why do Pakistanis have such a fixed and narrow mindset? Disgusting.

This discussion is not about Pakistan, but India-China.

This guy is American, I know it for sure.

I never denied that.

I knew from the start he was a white American. Indians don't talk like that and never mention their constitution or use their government as a model.

Actually most average Americans know precious little about their constitution or governmental structure.

 

[Hawkish]

There are tons of problem here in US. We are financially in a dangerous state, most of us are plain fat as* obese and the employment scenario is in deep sh*t
Divorce rate is peaking and chicks are becoming fat and ugly. Crime rate is high in most down town city areas. Average cloth size is large. Medical system is fuc*ed up. . Many American teenagers don't want to go to college. You can add another 10 points like this

But the point is, none of us are afraid address these. You can see this is discussed freely everywhere, No denying it and not defensive about this. It is all out on the table.

This is in stark contrast to Asians. You bring in legitimate concern, they will never own it. The fuc*ing guy will argue till his death how he is right and others are wrong. This way you can never address your weakness and keep defending your shitty position.

This type of behavior is very obvious in workplace too.

 

[Bangalorean]

It's not a question of saying positive things, but the English usage patterns and the depth of knowledge displayed. It marks out a south Asian a mile away.

Nothing in his posts that make it seem like he's South Asian. It's all in your mind, you have a one-track mind. Refer to my recent post above.

I pointed out a consistent and strong pro-India bias. Doesn't imply citizenship, only bias.

How considerate of you. Why not point out 'bias' in this case as well? And don't lie, you outright accused Chinese-Dragon of being an 'Indian plant'.

I don't like people hiding behind false flags. Bias is fine and honest opinions are welcome, but the duplicity of false flags is not.

And how the effing hell do you know that he is a flase flag? So basically, anytime a Westerner comes up and starts saying something good about India, you are going to jump on him with cries of: "INDIAN, INDIAN". So how is bias 'fine' with you?

So he is smarter than the average Indian false flagger. Big deal!

And you ought to stop your flase-flag fatwas. Its becoming ridiculous. Read this thread: http://www.defence.pk/forums/strate...-against-2-pak-army-majors-26-11-case-12.html

Americans interested in India will go to an Indian forum, not PDF. And average Americans rarely take sides in a India-China dispute; only Indians (or ABCDs) do that.

Lots of Americans are anti-China. Lots of Americans do have an issue with China and view it with suspicion. Additionally, America has millions of Indophiles, and interest and awareness about India has increased dozens of times in the past few years due to many factors. So what is so shocking about an American speaking positively about Indian political system? When the same American spoke about lack of female empowerment in India (here: http://www.defence.pk/forums/strate...-against-2-pak-army-majors-26-11-case-11.html), and said that Kashmiris have had enough of being under the boots of the Indian army, he received Thanks from Pakistani posters. But when he says that in his view, Indian political system is good, he becomes "FALSE-FLAG". Typical.

The basic problem is that just because most Americans keep associating Pakistan with terrorism and backwardness (due to WoT and "Islamophobia"), you get surprised and shocked if someone says something positive about India, because you feel Pakistan and India should be treated 'equal-equal'. Wake up to the fact that India generates ten thousand times more positive mindshare than Pakistan. Thats how it is.

 

[huzihaidao12]

There are tons of problem here in US. We are financially in a dangerous state, most of us are plain fat as* obese and the employment scenario is in deep sh*t
Divorce rate is peaking and chicks are becoming fat and ugly. Crime rate is high in most down town city areas. Average cloth size is large. Medical system is fuc*ed up. . Many American teenagers don't want to go to college. You can add another 10 points like this

But the point is, none of us are afraid address these. You can see this is discussed freely everywhere, No denying it and not defensive about this. It is all out on the table.

This is in stark contrast to Asians. You bring in legitimate concern, they will never own it. The fuc*ing guy will argue till his death how he is right and others are wrong. This way you can never address your weakness and keep defending your shitty position.

This type of behavior is very obvious in workplace too.

How do you know that we have not discussed? You're high again? By the way your discussion is so superficial, obesity? This is the United States has no real rights in that, rather than the reverse.

 

[Hawkish]

How do you know that we have not discussed? You're high again? By the way your discussion is so superficial, obesity? This is the United States has no real rights in that, rather than the reverse.

Congratulations. You mange to insult me.

Obesity is the number 1 health problem in US. American As*s are bigger than ever

 

[huzihaidao12]

Congratulations. You mange to insult me.

Obesity is the number 1 health problem in US. American As*s are bigger than ever

The first a man, he to insult thimself, then others can start to insult him. Yes, you can continue to discuss such a "big" questions, congratulations.

 

[jbond197]

I seriously doubt that he is Pakistani. Pakistanis do not trash China.

Only one type of south Asian attacks China. Here's a clue:



(No American would wax so eloquent in praise of India unless he was paid to do so. Most Americans just do not know enough about India or care.)

Why are you guys after his identity? Proves , he has valid points and no body has an answer for the same.

 

[maxx]

This is in stark contrast to Asians. You bring in legitimate concern, they will never own it. The fuc*ing guy will argue till his death how he is right and others are wrong. This way you can never address your weakness and keep defending your shitty position.

This type of behavior is very obvious in workplace too.

Either you are not convincing enough or they have never asked you for your advice. Unless you are their boss then you should STFU.