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rinselberg JAN 25, 08:33 PM

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Originally posted by sourmash:

It's not mine, lol.
But it's the man who is today cited for being the cause of the war through his party. Britain lost their empire in the effort to defeat him and his countrymen, leading the circumstances which led to their freedom.

Today his book is still a best seller. He's revered for his nationalism and leadership. This man used an Indian symbol for his flag. He's on all kinds of retail goods in their stores. When Indians travel to the West they're surprised at first when they learn of Western opinions.


I think the "Hitler fan club of India" (or whatever it could be called) loses membership with every passing year. If not in absolute numbers, then as a percentage of the national population of India. The Hindu version of Ethno-Nationalism has been thriving, but I think the leaders of it are just smart enough to not want to tuck Hitler under their arm and rush for yardage with him. (To describe it using my version of NFL-Speak.)

You'll probably insist that I'm wrong.

I don't keep close tabs on it.
williegoat JAN 25, 08:34 PM

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Originally posted by sourmash:

Who is Chandra Bose? I can look her(?) up but my larger point is that this is nobody namewise read of until today in your posting.



You are pretending to know the history of India, WWII and the British empire and you have never heard of Subhas Chandra Bose. You have just demonstrated my point.
sourmash JAN 25, 08:53 PM
Triggering you wasn't my goal. Discovered it by accident.

You'll need to quote what was actually posted to have actual credibility.

You're making a different point and it appears about POST WWII Indian history, say 1947ish which is NOT my statement at all. But you're also falsely accusing (as is normal) about beliefs never expressed nor kept. Out of bullets?

Search engine what was posted and you'll find any supporting evidence of my posts that you contest.
Churchill was a war mongering idiot. Chamberlain made one foolish mistake of guaranteeing war and THAT is why they lost their empire freeing India. A potion of Indians have always held fondness for the actions leading to their freedom. You insinuate this is new, but you're WRONG.
sourmash JAN 25, 08:59 PM
All events of WWII are losing associates and associations that were previously stable or growing. The money train it brought in is running out with each year.

Plus the more westernized the East gets the more beneficial it is to adopt the Western beliefs. Dirtbags like Richard Gere go on their TV shows to publicly grab and kiss a woman violating their cultural norms just so we can break them down to our Hollywood scummy ideals of hedonism.

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williegoat JAN 25, 09:28 PM
Name two people from each of these images and tell me when they died.





Now, continue with your history lesson.
williegoat JAN 25, 09:52 PM
Bonus image for your historical edification.
sourmash JAN 25, 10:01 PM
No, no, no. Show how my statements are wrong. Not going any further with this deflection routine and the name calling of yours. You've already been called to prove.

Even Rinse agreed that Indians have historically credited him and Germany. You can buy inspirational coffee mugs with his image affixed over there.

Now stop deflecting from the challenges I have already made to your claims I'm wrong. Take any four of them and show how they are wrong.

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williegoat JAN 25, 10:59 PM
Rinselberg and coffee mugs? That is your supporting evidence?

Some Indians believe that Chandra Bose, with the help of Adolf Hitler, drove out the British, even though both died in 1945.
Some Americans believe Elvis is still alive.
Some Americans believe that Joe Biden is competent enough to lead the country.
Some Americans believe the Holocaust never happened.

They are all wrong.
williegoat JAN 25, 11:10 PM






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sourmash JAN 25, 11:12 PM
I know, of course you can't prove any if it wrong. And of course you'd reveal you were really disputing a different statement I didn't make. Now, let's move on.

A bunch of people reading just entered it in a search engine and just learned something about how Indians view a Western super-villian.
I just learned they named ice cream after him. Really?! Ice Cream?