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[Vsdoc]

LOL! Read the plot on Wiki. Comedy. Doc was right when he said, "People fundamentally remain the same." Reading the plot of 1970s novel felt like reading 2020s news.

Have you guys noticed over the years that Doc is rarely wrong?

What does that tell you about the BJP and Hindutva?

 

[Sharma Ji]

Everything is good in moderation. Goa hi le lo. If Goans and their culture become a minority in Goa, I will not want to visit it. Who wants to see a Karol Bagh or Ghatkopar in Goa?

GB Shaw said "I dislike feeling at home when I am abroad". I couldn't agree more. I don't want all cultures to become a khichdi. I like to visit places which are very alien to me. I like the struggles in such places as a tourist. Khichdi makes it too easy. Anyway, I get it that everything is not about tourism. But the third world needs to get its act together. It has just taken for granted that the riches and order of the gora world is something they can cling to.

unka tameez se enjoy karo, apna mat impoje karo.. stay in your lane, man.

the odd little hole in the wall where you get 'apne type ka khana' should remain a novelty.

Indians are jahils

 

[Sharma Ji]

100% Pakistan.

kebabchi, and t-shirt selling in Beirut ?

 

[Vsdoc]

What struck me in this story was the point about French soldiers not pulling the trigger on the migrants and abandoning their posts. This is a real thing. Boats after boats have reached Europe precisely because their military cannot shoot the migrants dead. It's true not just of Europe but of any country in the world that hosts migrants. Indians cannot shoot Rohingyas and Bangladeshis, Pakistanis cannot shoot Afghans. Until the time armies actually shoot to kill, such migration will keep on happening. It is the hard reality. There is absolutely nothing that can be done about it.

No army in the world, US, American, Roman, Persian, can stand up to human waves.

In the aftermath of war, crazed human waves cannot be controlled by military means. Borders becomes untenable.

 

[Vsdoc]

kebabchi, and t-shirt selling in Beirut ?

Bhai I have seen Pakistani kirana store owners in a small proper angrej cobbled lane in Glasgow.

Why not?