Should you reply to your Indian friend when he argues that India is basically on the side of good while China is pretty much on side of evil?

Answer 1

WHAT WILL THE DEMOCRATS DO WHEN THEY ARE UNABLE TO GET ENOUGH MONEY FROM TAXES AND BORROWING TO PAY FOR THEIR AGENDA

Answer 2

IF you knew ANYTHING about Hindu people you would be intelligent enough to know NOT to ask that genuinely STUPID question.  Go get schooled, biitch!

Answer 3

It depends on how well informed you are on the regional conflict areas as to whether or not to engage even in a conversation about it. Your Indian friend is doubtless aware of the coup committed by Maoists in Nepal and are about the business of stirring up similar anti-monarchy trouble elsewhere in southeast Asia. This doesn't make India pure as the driven snow, though, given the current BJP tyranny against non-Hindu citizens of India.

Answer 4

Nope. Just ignore than comment and hope this friend moves on to a different line of conversation. 

Answer 5

Why would good people vilify others?

Answer 6

i wouldnt bother since its not good to argue

Answer 7

I couldn't argue one letter of that statement, let alone a whole word or two. I do however prefer Chinese food to Indian. 

Answer 8

No. That's an unwinnable argument. Let him say what he wants and refrain from replying.