BJP Bhagats, lynching mobs, Jai Shri Ram chant brigade, child sacrifice and all other national sports players are also living in India and they are proud of their actions, i do not really know where you live and what you know.
This is a civilized place and lewd language isnt tolerated here. I know it must be hard to understand, considering the type of society you come from.
brainwashed you saying????
Unbelievable. You've made a dozen unverified and unsubstantiated claims on this thread alone and you have the nerve to demand a "source" off others. You're just becoming an annoying hypocrite.
This just makes it clear what type of education institutions you attend, if any at all. Kids in grade 5 are told that any information from wikipedia is not real and cannot be used as a source, let alone it being an academic source.
Fine, from the sound logic and strong evidence. I agree, India shittiest country on earth. I have changed my mind.
you already know how things are, so why try a filed attempt. keep changing history and feel good.
Wikipedia is the holy book for all these type of Indians. It's natural for them to resort to it.
What source would you believe let me hear ?
Glad you called a spade for what it is.
Media is there to know whats going on, you will know the reality. at least trust Indian media.
An academic sourse for the bs you posted. I dont like to repeat my self, boi
So since you are too immature to accept that you should be held accountable to the exact same standards of academic fidelity and verifiability that you are demanding off others, you resort to sarcasm?? Are you for real?
I wish that was the standard for all the "facts" that gets posted here.
Having a demonstrable example of a fully automated idiot saves us the time otherwise wasted posting secondary evidence that idiots exist.
Wikipedia is basically written by Indians. Read the sources list at the end of any article about indopak issues and you will see it is populated with Indian texts. This is what we call bias. Such articles wouldn't stand up to scrutiny in a court of law or in any neutral agency, yet, as you say, Indians quote it relentlessly.
