"We Need To Be Careful!" - Is India Going To Be The Next China

[@iiamashishsharma]

When we were strong, we did not trouble the world; when we were weak, we did not become a burden on the world.

[@gauravvvvv]

❤

[@dawn_alex]

True.

[@akshatsharma8151]

True

[@finderskeepers7293]

Kya baat kar dii. Dil khush ho gaya. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@rudra3354]

Wow❤

[@seanwilliams2017]

This is a simplistic way of looking at geo politics. India is going to do what is in the best interest of India.

[@TheDaeroner]

Dr Jaishankar is a diplomat I wholly admire. But, there's an irrationality to Western leaders that his team seems to not be cognisant or in full appreciation of. Some of India's interests (and sovereign decisions) impede Western interests... I sit in suspense wondering about the consequences/blowback for India will be in the long run. Think on Ukraine's demand for the sanctioning of India and China 🤔

[@rationalthinker2724]

Just like any other country would put its interest first !! What’s wrong?

[@hello_as109]

@@TheDaeroner We're going Self Independent, Indian Rupee will dominate.

[@kennyken4461]

Best interest of Pakistan, China and Russia you mean!

[@hello_as109]

@@kennyken4461 Your Geopolitical Knowledge 😂

[@samantaheri9105]

We simply cannot predict the future, but India seems to move in a very good way . God bless India and it’s people. From Iran.

[@fraddi]

❤

[@mrsunlightchannel]

thank you wellwisher ❤️

[@drewtorres1660]

And God bless Iran

[@TheimmortalAbhi23]

Love from India :) God bless y'all too :)

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

I agree...From Canada. 🌻

[@suman257]

Last time I checked when India was wealthy and prosperous it didn't cause trouble to anyone, instead it was invaded and plundered by the western world. It's not the west that needs to be worried of India, instead it's India that needs to be stronger to protect itself from the west.

[@N-xi2zh]

50k usd / person if not for british imperialism and theft instead of like 2k per person. india was graped.

[@ExMuslimRev11]

India was never wealthy except when Mughals made it rich. Jai Shri Aurangzeb!

[@darshankaimal5407]

@@ExMuslimRev11😂😂😂😂😂😂Jai Shri Aurangzeb😂 India was always rich and you pathetic Sultans and Mughals looted most of it

[@kaustavmukherjee4453]

That was before the age of exploration Indian empires didn't have navies The first navy was built by the maratha empire way later that too after the age of exploration if we would have had advanced naval technology like the Europeans we might have ventured further lands to colonise too

[@sanisingh1484]

Read history carefully.​@@kaustavmukherjee4453

[@surajdhoke3304]

India is not China... India has more depth than you think. 💕🇮🇳

[@msdolly6101981]

​@@jimmylam9846 : good for you.

[@ineedpowers5151]

@@jimmylam9846 🤣🤣 Keep dreaming

[@bharatverma6615]

@@jimmylam9846 Really do you know that we are the one's who invented zero products such as shampoo,chess etc etc and you guys stuck within this IQ shit

[@suryak045]

@@jimmylam9846 ok just wait and watch 😂

[@harshithmata7127]

@@jimmylam9846 mostly u r blind....

[@Mrkas09]

As an Indian living in the USA, I think India wont need anybody bringing their business to the country. India will going to be the strongest nation in the future period and it will have Russia, China and USA every other nation on the planet with them because we Indians believe that the whole world as a family. As they say, family comes first.

[@sipunnayak9141]

Bashudhaiva kutumbakam

[@yam2050]

While you family is occupying their neighborhood in Europe , you sit down and do nothing.

[@ekaanshindraneel-evixk]

Such utopian optimism.

[@abhinavsharma1104]

@@ekaanshindraneel-evixk please tell what is utopia about this ? Yes we need self enquiry ,critical thinking ,scientific temprament with Dharma because all these think without Dharma become destructive and create selfishness .

[@icecoldmotivation4850]

Not exactly how India treats their Muslim and Sikh minorities. I’d rethink that “family” word

[@Kronic1Chillz]

India is a relationship based society. They value family and friends over anything else. As well as education and hard work. It also has the largest youngest population in the world who are very nationalistic. They love their country. India is truly an unstoppable force, it will emerge as a real powerhouse in the up coming years.

[@Baasicstuff]

Only if they’re friends with the USA 🇺🇸

[@liloistheendiahater]

Cringe

[@liloistheendiahater]

Cows

[@seguefischlin]

And this nation and culture also has many fans from outside their bounds.

[@navsach8651]

@@liloistheendiahater lol America has obesity woke culture highest divorce no family values tik tok culture trangender highest crime rates. 🤣

[@himanshu_810]

As an Indian, I am also skeptical about relying on the USA because they were the ones who sent nukes to threaten us during the 1971 Indo-Pak war and now they are doing India this, and India that

[@enriquemino9963]

your right we should close all customer service call centers in india and hire americans here.

[@himanshu_810]

@@enriquemino9963 Do it

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

​@@enriquemino9963go ahead do it betchh😊

[@bestvideos35]

​@@enriquemino9963do it

[@unknowncommonman]

They didn't just send it to threaten us they did actually send it to nuke us but Russia threatened them with their Nukes and WW3 then they backed down (as usually USA list interest in war but in reality they lost the War - The western media doesn't tell that because they are funded by the CIA) and now the situation is much more of a willingness to work with India because of China which doesn't allow US to openly admit that they actually were to attack not just to threaten India. The USA is never ashamed of committing war crimes, Japan has apologized for Pearl harbour but the USA has never apologized for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[@Random-qi3vv]

Us Srilankans are fking grateful for india,japan and USA. ESPECIALLY India and Japan. We were doing great for a while until the rajapkses ruled. Now under the new precendency and the help from India we are turning things around . Dont worry a powerful india is nothing to be feared of, but something to be respected. And all Srilankans are more than happy to help in anyway we can. As a small nation our only options is to be powerful commercially like singapore. So thats what we are targeting. India is massive, diverse and have a fk ton of skilled people. They have to go the world power route.

[@abhilashsundaram2432]

Brothers 🇮🇳 🇱🇰

[@krishnapalsinghrathore3743]

Grateful for your words 🤝🏻🙏🏻

[@levi-07]

🙏❤🙏

[@shubham_rana]

Thnx bro ,it means a lot we want we wish srilanka to do well actually we want whole south asia to do well because this region had suffered a lot and things needs to be changed, And as a big brother (India) in this region it is India's duty to lead the voice of south asia on world platform so that this region could achieve more success and became self reliant

[@arnabsengupta9913]

We Indians always considered Srilanka Nepal are our brothers and sisters. But these countries latest or recent past govt has made pact with china and started to throw agendas against India and thus hurted the relationship between India and those countries for no reason just for their gain.

[@manmohanr7840]

Don't worry guys, we are chill people. We don't backstab. We just want world to be a better place without policing others.

[@chinaboytag1]

I'm down for this!

[@liloistheendiahater]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Spread_peace651]

@@liloistheendiahater Good news. CEO of You tube is also Indian now. India's UPI(Unified payment interface) spreading across the world.

[@Anonymous-st3gy]

@@foodscrazy9229 c'mon bro India gave support to your country so that you can get out of economic problems, yes there are racist peoples or people who look down on neighbouring countries, it's because of huge diversity, I hope our people stop badmouthing each other

[@liloistheendiahater]

@@Spread_peace651 dont care

[@kevinbheaven]

As an American who works at a large tech company who has alot of Indian colleagues, I can tell you they are some of the smartest and hard working people you will ever meet.

[@hilarious5140]

@@stud6414 That's not case. Everybody goes to America goes WOKE.

[@slipknotj2581]

We Indians are right now at a phase where we have started to respect our culture more and become rooted while at the same time become western in many aspects, which to me is a deadly combination. If Indians were to emerge on top, we will survive there for much longer than you expect.

[@diksh777]

To understand india one thing must be clear india will never compromise with its value, culture, and history. If anyone understand this about India than he will clearly understand india completely.

[@tintunbirha]

..Yes. the way we solve problems is like king Vikram giving solutions to Betaal. Sensible, measured, mature.

[@liloistheendiahater]

Yea love co d ball festival fight

[@inUSA072]

Nobody wants to understand india

[@devarayanramasamy9995]

Culture,value and history is the way of India Dharma.

[@Bhsh-]

This is where mentality of US is wrong , US didn't made China , China progressed itself under globalisation, same goes for India , US will not make India giant , India will it self become giant , it's all about money game ,the more your economy more your world dominance , and one thing more in early 2040 India is going to overtake US in economy, US should not fear from that but should be happy because the only serious rival India will face after that will be China , so it will be more likely China V/S India after 2040 no need of fear for US .👍

[@megakalip]

India aims to be a global leader but we certainly have no interest in world domination like China. India sent vaccines to the world when US pharmas asked exorbitant rates to supply vaccines. India sent aid to Turkey when Turkey has not been very supportive of India globally.

[@HA-rn2iu]

That will be considered as cowardice. Plain and simple. Grow a spine, little Indian.

[@Bhsh-]

Absolutely 👍

[@Bhsh-]

This is where mentality of US is wrong , US didn't made China , China progressed itself under globalisation, same goes for India , US will not make India giant , India will it self become giant , it's all about money game ,the more your economy more your world dominance , and one thing more in early 2040 India is going to overtake US in economy, US should not fear from that but should be happy because the only serious rival India will face after that will be China , so it will be more likely China V/S India after 2040 no need of fear for US .👍

[@willsaymynameonlytothetrus3323]

The most important thing that USA and China must always remember is that INDIA was never a Bully, is never a Bully and in the future, even if they own USA or the world, they will NEVER Bully. It is not there in their nature, principles and mindset. Way back in the past, when India was way ahead and powerful it still was never a bully.

[@realmilind]

Tell me is BCCI not a bully? Everyone is a bully when they get power. US, China both are and India will be if they get the power.

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

Our principle Live and Let live

[@prasad9012]

exactly

[@gisellechopss6909]

America used to say this tooo

[@koustubhmehta8506]

​@@gisellechopss6909 bro it is america

[@davidsmith-ws4bz]

I always find Indian people very friendly 😊

[@saurabhsinghbagari5776]

Its because they are. Usa and america both have bad people. But in normal circumstances indian people really like foreigner and specially americans. Due to the movie Americans people got so much lime light here. And whenever you walk on the road in india you will feel like celebrity. Thats the feeling indian people give you...

[@navj2636]

The issue here is US is relatively new to this whole superpower thing, US has really only been in this position for little less than 100 years. It's just matter of time before India or China will take this place again, which they each held for couple of hundreds of years throughout history. Also culturally US is pretty much done, we have people who have been spoiled by the greed etc.

[@komlat253]

Not any time soon. People for get that nations like China and India don't have mature economy which can't facilitate too much expansion before ot starts to crack. It's not flexible because it grew too fast, and too many people are top poor, so most labor goes unused to build capital but rather to maintain already fragile systems. They are not self-reliant enough to pass us because they will need help just to build another leg for itself to stand on . Few nations are self-reliant when all shit hits the fan. Japan is but they can't outgrow the islands resources. America is still one of the few nations that can stand a total global economic collapse because our economy has enough legs to stand on with no one cuz the economy made slow transitions over the decades... new economy are fragile and depend on much of the day yo day spending of large population and the taking of low skill labour. So they nation will have money but can only buy foreign stuff with it. That dependency to another nation means they could always be gatekept out and most play ball. This is why India is playing neutral about Ukraine Russia

[@Ari-zp4dd]

Don’t forget - empires come and go. On average last couple of centuries, usaonly been around only for only one century

[@chidubemnwaohiri113]

It's funny how you think something of the past will rise and regain a title... Why not the Roman empire or Egypt or Greece or whatever else. It's simply not happening.... The US is that nation that'll make it the 3rd nation that will dominate for centuries just like China and India did in the past.

[@twood2032]

@@komlat253 Empires rise and fall, anything human creates don't seems to last, the current economy is based on the western model and system is also created by the west, it is starting to crack. Both China and India have been around for more than 4000 years, and they are good at adapting to change. Never think you are better than them, western creation may work for now, but it won't last forever. You talk of self-reliant, but to date not a single county today can be self-reliant. If you open your eye and look around, the global south nations have already put de dollarization into motion, its only matter of time this will start to hurt the US. The path is slow, won't happen overnight, the process will last until the power of the dollar is no more. The US will 100% collapse, but the precondition is that the completion of de dollarization, and US debt crisis leading to nations like China, Japan, and EU mass dumping of US debt. Once these are complete, the US strength will be significant weaker, by then the US will no longer be able to support over 60% of your military, then the US international interest will threaten by everyone. The external threat will further divide the internal politics, and war will no longer on the table, the US can't not fight the world. 100 years is very short, its like a blink of an eye, China and India is playing a long game while the US and the west is only worrying about here and now. 100 years from now, I think the western system will be no more, the world will go back to the old systems, them its the US and the west have to adapt. Human being are greedy animals, the cycle will not stop, war will not stop, killing will not stop, and greed never sleeps.

[@komlat253]

@Tian Wang I'm not even defending America, I'm not really a capitalist either but what u say just lacks context. America is definitely in a u unique situation. Look at the data. America is the biggest but American is the least interdependent nation on earth just by resources alone .the leading exporter of gas and 2nd in oil .all the key components to a modern economy to stand already exists in American territory without trade which is unique to ,brexit or any other European nation is not like that. Also our debt and income is vastly better off than the other leading nations in debt . Not to mention America is the only super power and is the reserve currency in the world, it is literally because of the power of America that allows America to print more money which people will still buy .Japan can't print its own money. Japan not only as worse debt to income but also the economy don't move . They can go anywhere else. Same in China. China out spends much more than it's makes and the people can't even keep up. Not to mention China economy is not competitive like Japan even is ,being the world's manufacturer will only get your economy so far ,China has one of the lost GDP per capita out of any modern and even some developed nations . Japan lacks space and China lacks resources and therefore have to buy ..all that being as someone who lives in China and like the history, I'd say that whole idea of China standing for 4000 is a bit misleading but that's a whole different story. The longest and most unified dynasty of China was overthrown by the CCP . Don't consider the PRC and the Qing dynasty the same China. China was barely just unified and the so called middle country has always been miconations and ethnic groups trying to fully obtain a territory and call it one land and one people which is silly . It's like calling all pre colonial north American Indians one long lasting country for thousands of years just because they all were in the land with cities and leaders and stuff. The modern nation state is completely different than like 500 years ago. Places like Armenia and Ethiopia have be around 4000 plus years too but culture and these nations are still mostly divided on ethnic lines but China and India are not .those countries have always acted more as regions ad territories. The name that house those people have taken credit from the groups that have come and went through out the land so the way we look at them should be very different ..but just my opinion. But I don't think anything is forever. Not my point .but if nations are capable of adapting like u say , just like Egypt too then I dot see why America won't adapt too. The way people understand a rising and fall nation is weird to me if the economy of America falls but the people live then by the standards of China and India whoe suffer occupation, America will still be there . I mean according to the standards of a modern nation ,China is only 100 years old hah.. but yea by far .the US is the most self reliant nation with an army to back it up. I say all that with no emotional bias ,I'm not even patriotic but people ,especially right wingers misunderstanding the financial uniqueness America is in .

[@AMJ564]

The thing about us Indians is, we are no bullies we never instigate or escalate. We were never the first aggressor in any armed conflicts that we had with china or Pakistan But when it comes to giving it back, we go hulk 😂 So unless the US decides to poke and meddle in our internal affairs, I think everything will be fine Edit - To anyone replying from the states 🇺🇲 watch the video to understand the context of my comment.

[@IceQeen1011]

Unfortunately they are always meddling though it seems it is George Soros we should be worried about now

[@knowheregamerschronicles1]

india is a poor country

[@prashantnigam6698]

Bhai itna bhi sach nahi bolna tha 😂

[@cedricwai7499]

@@prashantnigam6698 That’s not totally true!

[@sksksks5072]

its dhotis forward policy that kicked indians ass

[@dealerovski82]

Hey roger what do you think about india? Roger: no idea Pat: ok let me speak the next 15 minutes.

[@bhupeshkumar2537]

😂😂😂

[@exploreandpost6730]

😂🤣🤣

[@25baam23]

🤣🤣🤣 find perfect comment

[@liloistheendiahater]

He said “so this is where all the tr… lives”

[@rakeshswapnil462]

😂😂😂 👍👍

[@orginyigam732]

Indian concept of development is, "the whole world is one family"...and it's all about the familia.. Indian philosophy says that "nobody should be hurt from my well being"... Like Modiji said in his famous speech in US parliament, " when India grows, the whole world grows with it".

[@rameshkrishnan8083]

'we say 'Vasudeva kudumbakam' which means the world is one family, exactly what reflected by our honourable PM during G20 as signature theme.

[@HimanshuRaj-jx7rv]

One whose time has come, nobody can't stop. Keep rocking India

[@liloistheendiahater]

Go china 🇨🇳

[@jimmylam9846]

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[@maxunited8571]

​@@liloistheendiahater funk china

[@VinayKumar-dk2vv]

@@liloistheendiahater yeah go Will be a good competition

[@itsvivekkryadav]

Wow!!! 😂 It's really interesting to watch the "World bullies" discussing how to insure that in future nobody tries to bully them. Oh God too much internet for today 😂

[@voidmain9519]

True🤣🤣

[@Sudeep.Manerkar]

🤣🤣

[@TheContrariann]

Absolutely 💯 😂😂😂😂

[@fugslayernominee1397]

The very phone you use to type comments and watch videos is thanks to that bully.

[@TheContrariann]

@@fugslayernominee1397 Yeah, the Bully who wiped out and displaced the entire native population, then imported some more from Africa, the only Bullies who has used Nukes to wipe out Millions, are talking about giving Technology to world. As if USSR, China, India, could not have built their own Nuclear weapons if US wouldn't have made them first. Dumbo.

[@rajinair886]

Any relationship should be based on mutual respect

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

Mutual Respect and expectations is IT. Definitely would rather do business with India than China...but wait...hopefully China hasn't got its foot in the door with India already...I am hoping for India anyway... ;) cuz be careful India,China has its way of making everything look better...but you need to look closely. ;)

[@buravan1512]

and US is bad in that area.

[@yugalsharan]

WHITE SUPREMACIST predatory ideology will never accept mutual respect. They are only experts in loot & plunder.

[@oq9894]

@@buravan1512 Nahh, just 2-3 bad leaders more and the world will teach US a good lesson

[@DMacLean15]

It should but it’s not, especially in the USA’s case where every other country takes advantage of us.

[@padamrahul9251]

ERA belongs to INDIA🇮🇳

[@vikrai9272]

I have been studying Indian history for many decades and they have the oldest civilisation of over 50 thousand years, many think India is after 1947 but the real name is Bharat and nobody knows how old it is or put a number and western countries have no clue about India and who they’re really are or their culture, for example one of India’s scripture is at least 80 thousand years old. not once they betrayed anyone in their whole history and it’s purely driven by their Hindu culture and practice which says do good for humanity always, at any cost and extremely brave people. If it’s about competition then yes , India has the biggest pool of engineers , doctors and educated people and there’s no way anyone can do anything about it and they pay lot of attention to education and hard work, even if 10% become woke in India it’s nothing.

[@doh917]

If 10% become woke and its the elite 10% the entire country will be subjected to woke. Democracy doesn't work the way you think it does. People follow the habits of the elite. That's what drives change. That's contrary to what people have been told about "bottom" up revolutions.

[@haveyouflossedtoday]

@@ACReji This is sad to hear. I am sorry. I hope we can get it straightened out asap.

[@Iceman-xe7jo]

Woke 🤦‍♂️

[@007Mugs]

Indians betray Indians on a daily basis with massive corruption. The political affairs in India make the USA look like a cake walk

[@anonymousperson9735]

Bro india is full of pedophiles, please don't try to make that degenerate culture out to be a righteous one. Even Mahatma Ghandi was down with getting in the bed with little girls to "test his self control".

[@trumpnation4198]

We are actually partnering up with India so we don’t have to use China. It’s actually a great move. India is also very powerful, and a great alley to have.

[@AnshuKumar-fi2jy]

Yes brother together we can do more wonders. Greetings from India.

[@trumpnation4198]

@@AnshuKumar-fi2jy thank you. I have confidence this will be a very big thing. Best of luck to you.

[@IRun4Ultra]

@@AnshuKumar-fi2jy Bush/Clinton build INDIA for ENGLAND On November 9, 2001, George Bush signed an agreement with Vajpayee of India  The U.S.-India Business Council and the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) are pleased to announce the Knowledge Trade Forum, the culminating event of the Knowledge Trade Initiative (KTI), to be held in Bangalore, India, November 29-30, 2001. The KTI was launched during President Clinton’s trip to India in March 2000, and was subsequently organized under the auspices of the USIBC and FICCI. The KTI is a bilateral forum between India and the U.S. to discuss key issues affecting the trade of knowledge-based products and services between the two countries. The KTI aims to solidify Indo-US leadership in the knowledge economy by harmonizing bilateral positions on key issues affecting knowledge trade.

[@IRun4Ultra]

WE DEPENDENT also in ISRAEL for Chips. Hollywood meets Bollywood" extravaganza will kick off the proceedings on November 29th, followed by a full day of events on November 30th focusing in particular on four tracks: IT services, biotechnology, e-entertainment, and bridging the digital divide. Workshops will take place throughout the day on topics including: accessing venture capital, entrepreneurial success stories, and proven paths to success in the IT outsourcing space. There will also be a contest for the most innovative.

[@rutgerhauser2377]

*ally but I get your point.

[@SohamNadiya7]

As an Indian , i like this fear of Americans

[@ssp1581]

Me too bro 😂

[@bhavanisingh3294]

America thinks they are making india a global leader

[@paragraysarkar404]

Untill INDIA don't marry west INDIAs future will not be prosperous.

[@animeismydrug3011]

ye dar achha hai

[@siliconcore]

nha we need to fix climate change before it kills us all

[@pointbreak18]

It's largely attributed to Prime Minister Modi's leadership and the collective efforts of his ministers that the country has experienced remarkable growth. I take great pride in being an Indian.

[@mukey]

The difference between China and India as far as their relationship with the US goes, India shares more strategic interests with the US than it does with China. Our deal with China was always purely about labor.

[@kennethroth6757]

They have the soldiers we have the weapons

[@JTR253]

China was actually our ally against the Soviets back in the day. This is the reason that US was selling Blackhawks and even were plans to retrofit the FC-1 with American engines before 1989 happened. I would say that 1989 was an excuse but it more of the fact that USSR was imploding at that point. That FC-1 ended up becoming JF-17 with russian engines that Pakistan bought from as China decided to not buy the aircraft in favor of the Flanker series. Kai mentions optimistically that India doesn't have as closed of a market like China but that is where India is moving forward to. India was closed of before 1991 and they have learned from China and other countries including USA if we go back until the Great Wars that you have to protect your industry. You open up when it is world class and able to compete with the rest of the world like for example Samsung. It is true that India doesn't have singular focus and is very corrupt compared to China so we might have a breather here but I expect us to against go into the ditch in the future with this outsourcing. Many analysts have said completely opening up your economy like what many African countries did and not building up industry is what doomed them. It is a delicate balance when it comes to protectionism and still be able to advance in world.

[@harveysanchez6993]

India also has a strategic relationship with Russia tho. India buys a ton of Russian military equipment and doesn't like to bad mouth them as well as works closer with them.

[@ul.biggit217]

@@JTR253 china is commie. It could hsve NEVER worked. Conflict of ideologies and systems. Now the door is wide open for communist rot to infiltrate the western world

[@goatfightshop3769]

@@JTR253 wasn’t Russia our ally during WW2? It’s all theatre to keep the masses scared and the powerful rich.

[@maverick32152]

Pat needs to read a lot about India. There will be plenty of opportunities and subject matter, in the near future

[@RojaJaneman]

They tend to choose only d sold out elites materials and opinions. They’ll never understand india.

[@bytpokornykareem8897]

Pat is just bringing Iran mindset into USA.

[@Hierarchy_Of_Power]

Pat mindset is the US mindset. He doesn’t have to know about us just we need to be aware of them.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

@Angelo Balbi India was richest country in the world till 8th century. 2nd richest after central & west Asian invasion till 17th century & become poor in 1947 & 5th richest country in the world in 2022. Will become 3rd richest country by 2028. 🤷‍♂️😌

[@saagar2002]

@Angelo Balbi yep they were very good city planners, traders, tool makers. We shall take anything good from the history of mankind and try to progress. If India grows the world will benefit, we will not throw excess vegetables, milk in the ocean to just maintain prices. Yes we have problems too we r working on them. Vasudaiva kutumbhakam- the world is our family.

[@NotMyYouTube2023]

India as a country has learnt enough lessons looking at dynamics of western powers and Russia and China. India is very aware that it cannot hitch its ride to any power center (west or east). Even if USA wants to come and give all the business, India will always look after its national interests and may not even consider it. Also, India never had any hostile intentions or boundary issues with any western power. USA is better off distributing its manufacturing needs to multiple countries over one single county like China.

[@anyetitan8410]

They funny thing is that Americans think Indians are not smart enough to think for themselves. Indians have their own interests and global ambitions, and they are learning from the current china-USA situation, and they have learned from the past Japan-USA relations in the 80's. Multipolar world here we go.

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

It’s even funnier that Americans/west constantly think they are giving PERMISSION to India to do this or that 😂😂😂 and the moment India does anything to surpass them (which has been happening a lot recently) they outrage over it 😂😂😂 “how dare India?!” 😂😂😂

[@sauravrawat592]

I'm an Indian but that 25% tax on Indian made products is just nice. Also, the old man(sorry i don't know his name) said earlier ,that we should make essential comodities also in US. That's not just an idea, that's your necessity, every country should be independent in terms of food, medicines, and fuels.

[@jamesb9499]

You pay the taxes on all imported product and US can't just stop import. There is no tax fairy.

[@Bhsh-]

@@jamesb9499 actually bro Indian govt. Imposes very high taxes on imported products so that people choose to buy indigenous products , that literally made Indian economy and companies very powerful 👍

[@sovereignspices]

Hey Pat India never tries to dominate or control any country. we Indians always look to grow together. Soon our policies and family system will be inspiration to the world.

[@aarrynz9721]

You guys are so cringe

[@concierge-swimmer5076]

Pakistan? Clown india propaganda 🤡

[@torelloBank]

LOL like the caste system?

[@torelloBank]

@Parthkoli trash or not, it is still exists. so stop lying

[@blokin5039]

@@torelloBank Lying is part of Indian culture. Just like scamming, abusing women, pooping wherever they want it's great.

[@omnikingyt6558]

India is never going to be next china.India is india❤❤

[@JohnWilliams-dq8pp]

India doesnt have the imperial drive like China, and after 15 years of dealing with them they're a lot more humane and gentle vs Chinese who I've found to be ruthless. Moving on, nothing to see here.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

India is geopolitically so inactive.

[@AnshuKumar-fi2jy]

@@bhuvaneshs.k638 what are you saying?? We are taking part in major global events now

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@AnshuKumar-fi2jy not true... We r inactive in geopolitics even now. When PPL outside analysis the world and it's players... India is often not mentioned or ignored.. and rightfully so. India, Brazil, South Africa have equal impact on world's geopolitics right now

[@skarbuskreska]

@@bhuvaneshs.k638 India the only one to have nuclear bombs though.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

@@skarbuskreska boss please shut up and stop embarrassing urself

[@truthtalks-7317]

India was very open and welcoming to businesses from outside then East India happened. Now Indians are very careful.

[@liloistheendiahater]

Of cows ❤️

[@Noone-gz8li]

​@@liloistheendiahater who hurted you paki buslim ?

[@liloistheendiahater]

@@Noone-gz8li IM CANADIAN

[@chinaboytag1]

I look forward to working with India. Most foreign relationships have benefited the US. I think that it will be a lot more like our relationships with Japan and Korea. I think that everyone is ignoring the fact that China is unashamedly anti-US in almost every way. If you build India's economy, then India will grow an actual middle-class that will be equals on the same terms with the US when it comes to military intervention and human rights. For China, their government has consistently shown no desire for democracy and the respect for human dignity. Even if India became the next world superpower, I'd welcome it. I just can't say the same about China. World trade is good. There's just a few exceptions and China is one of them. There's no reason to enable your enemies. India doesn't seem to want anything other than the same human rights and opportunities that the US has. We should let them. It would only benefit us both.

[@iz7828]

India and us relation is nothing like Japan and Korea. India doesn't follow us blindly like they do and main thing is that India isn't following anyone it's here to lead

[@chinaboytag1]

@@iz7828 I don't think that Korea or Japan do either. I mean, India can try to lead. I think it will be another hundred years before they realistically can, but I don't want them to follow America either. I just think that we can mutually benefit each other and I don't really see America or India as a threat to each other, regardless of who comes out on top in the end.

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Actually it is USA that has to come as equals on the same terms with India when it comes to human rights. India is still majority native peoples. USA is majority invader & its actual natives are finished. USA exists because its founders wanted to invade & kill India but ended up in the Americas & did to the natives what they had in store for us Indians. The last thing we Indians want is to invade, exterminate other countries, forcibly convert them to our indigenous religions & so on - so on the war mongering nature, India & USA will NEVER EVER see eye to eye. In fact India became a nuclear state because USA threatened nuclear genocide on India for trying to stop the American funded & Pakistani executed r*pe holocaust of 3 million Bengali Hindus in Bangladesh (East Pakistan back then) in 1971. Look up the 1971 genocide, the largest religious holocaust since WW2. USA + Pakistan + UK vs India + Soviet Union. India won that war in a fortnight & Soviet Russia's help to drive away American & British nuclear carriers helped cement India-Russia military relationship.

[@PoliticalMatter]

You are right. Indian and US are run by democracy. Decisions are not made by rude dictators like Communist China.

[@chinaboytag1]

@@SodiumSyndicate I feel like this is a fairly disingenuous comment made from false assumptions that the Indian people were not invaders and colonizers themselves, which they no doubt were. Just because it happened much longer ago, does not mean that the amounts of religious/political/racial persecution in India did not happen. The Indo-Aryan people certainly killed the vast majority of the natives and colonized the land. The cast system was definitely a form of racial segregation and prejudice. I'm not mad at India because this is no exception on the globe, as most people are descended from brutal, totalitarian invaders of whatever land they occupied. However, I don't find it to be a very honest place of discussion to say that one state established by colonization, rape, genocide, and pillaging is particularly different from another. It's ultimately the history of humanity as a whole. As far as modern day human rights go, I am skeptical that India has the same degree as the US, but it may be the case as I don't particularly know. I'd like to see some examples. That being said, I don't think that this kind of revisionist history based in fallacies of older countries is particularly valid. The Indo-Aryans genocided and subjugated the natives in India. so too did the Moguls, and so too did the British. This is not a particularly unique aspect to India as a whole. As far as America threatening nuclear genocide on India, I'd like to see what you are referring to. This seems pretty extreme, but I wouldn't particularly be surprised if the US did attack or invade India in the 70s because our interventionist policy and general world relations were terrible at that time. I just don't think that you will find many Americans commiserating with the militarism that we exhibited around the world at that time. It cost us many lives and many allies and we are trying to not lose either anymore. I just don't see how this relates to America's current policy on India.

[@Smart_DJ_Bro]

India is a democracy like America unlike autocrat/dictatorship China, Indian politicians can not dream of imposing hard policies, like one child policy which are against basic human rights.

[@changingworld7467]

Here is the story on India (I am there now)...we think of money and bombs as the source of power. It isn't. The subtle strength of nations is in their spiritual strength and family structures. India will lead the world within a decade.

[@notreally2406]

No way

[@ElFresco214]

Srila Prabhupadas books will be the norm for the next 10,000 years

[@llssff1]

Yes, let's have the solid families of Ukraine pray away the Russians

[@Rex69Rutherford]

This is insightful.... but I would say 2 decades

[@ttemoj]

Divorce rates and single parenthood in the US will be its downfall! That same issue is being exported everywhere! Family structure is everything!

[@hitesh11111]

No country wants to depend on others for critical products /commodities/services India is improving its approach for doing FTA and other agreement

[@liloistheendiahater]

"WE HAVE THE BEST FOOD AND BEVERAGES IN THE WORLDDDD!! C-W PI- 🥃 AND C-W DU- 🧆MADE FROM MOO 🐮❤️ & YAYYYY TRY IT AND EAT IT!! ITS VERY HEALTHY BENEFICIAL SINCE IT CAN CURE ANY DISEASE😝

[@1525boy]

@@liloistheendiahater 🐷🐖🧕🇵🇰☪️🕋💣🧨💥🖕🏼

[@liloistheendiahater]

@@1525boy YAY THATS RIGHT!

[@PAPA.PARDESI]

these americans are taking credit for themselves🤣🤣no body gives a shyt abt US anymore

[@sudorights]

Indians are smart asf, they upload most of the tutorial videos I watch. That’s only a percent of what they know

[@arpankumarroy9142]

The question of India becoming next monster/China 2.0 was great and legitimate. The best answer is that “history speaks for itself” for any country whether it’s America or China or its India

[@mukey]

In Patrick's proposition to put tariffs on apple if they continue to make iphones in India, it ignores the fact that now the price increases would be passed to the US consumer.

[@AkWar9]

Yeah and Americans are by far the biggest consumers, there’s no country that really comes close. So Apple will have to come back to America.

[@komlat253]

Well the issue is that China is also a large buyer and of iPhone. But yea the cost to make will be higher in America idk about India actually. It'd have to look up the exchange rate but I know Chinese people might make like 1500 Chinese dollars in a month in those factors and actually I think more cuz that's like a farmer salary. So it's like 220USD a month. I think Indian workers would make less actually. It's not that Chinese make no money but that they take no days off and even little children which is weird in a nation where there is so many holidays that are paid time off in China. Chinese people love the holidays, they always off work unless u at the bottom

[@stairwaytoheaven1719]

I think if they want they can do it US is powerful enough to do it, but it will also mean India will also have to respond the same way.We will have to make up with China and look to chinese and Russians for more investments.And if some country's have good brains they will understand that funding India's growth will get them large commercial and defence orders that can transform their countries.

[@ankitbarik214]

lol and we will put high tariffs like 300-400% on every american product made in us. How about that.

[@surojeetchatterjee]

@@ACReji Making iPhone in USA will increase cost of iPhone automatically & decrease apple's sales & profit. Apple will never agree to that.

[@shivendra2811]

Hey Patrick, please invite Balaji Srinivas or Abhijit Iyer mitra if you wanna know about India from US POV.

[@kchauhan108]

Abhijeet would be lit 🔥

[@ayanverma5746]

Balaji is great second one is stupid

[@BbCc-uf8fu]

Years ago India set up great education system in math engineering and science and today they are ready to take over

[@Sudeep.Manerkar]

It's not really great you can say that bcoz u don't live in India.

[@anishpillai7419]

India, a nation distinct from China or the USA, takes pride in its commitment to fostering peace and happiness for all. Guided by the profound wisdom of the Vedas, India's ancient scriptures, we actively strive for the development and well-being of the entire world. "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" - The world is one family.

[@roystondacosta1712]

People tend to forget the history that India was a world superpower country a few centuries ago. If it was not for India, USA might have not been discovered that early

[@Rsinha702]

The entire west is built on 45 trillion dollars that British looted from India in 200 years of rule

[@keshavdawra12]

The ignorance among some of these business talkers can be sometimes "paramount"

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

There was no India until 1947

[@Rsinha702]

@khalidabdi9723 Abe Madarsa chhap Bharat, Hindustan kya tere Abba ne Mars se dharti pe import kiya tha kya!!!! Tu India ki chhod jaa jaake pehle apne asli baap ko dhoondh

[@reahchakraborty]

@@Bell_plejdo568plol what? The internet is free, do some research before you make such illiterate comments.

[@anywho4264]

You must meet India and study the culture. We have philosophers like saint Dnyaneshwar, Ashoka, and rulers like Shivaji Maharaj. You must study Chanakya and his books are a must.

[@msdolly6101981]

They can't think beyond "Bombay railway station ". Remember Tucker Carlson 😁

[@prasoonkumar97]

"If you see two fish fighting in water, you can be sure an Englishman passed by five minutes ago".

[@voidmain9519]

Bhai 🤣 you made my day.

[@GauravVerma-lc7hz]

Great 😅😅

[@LOL-em6kl]

Lmao😂😂😂

[@pritish3484]

It was interesting to listen the US perspective. I believe we can do business together. India gives, as much or more than it takes. 🇮🇳🇺🇲

[@Yourbhart3457]

I love my India culture and natural beauty with oldest civilization and great heritage with love all people s across the world.... 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@thepalebluedot4171]

Culture keeps getting updated like software, you cant build protective walls around it, see Arabia, China,Japan, Korea, Thailand ect for example they had their own indigenous culture but in the modern world they all get updated.... Nothing can stop it unless you are a ruthless dictator who gives the strictest of punishment to people who change or modify your culture. If you are referring to the freedom of today's youth and other people as compared to your strict traditional culture, then forget it , people are always attracted to freedom, fun and frolic. ...you cannot suppress them by imprisoning them in your traditional prison ..its impossible ! Generations, orthodoxy, cultures and religious purity gets phased out with the passage of time and modern practicality. Only language can be saved !

[@vulturebeast]

To be honest being from the longest surviving culture Hinduism longest surving civilisation (ancient Indian) and now picking up pace .. literally every Indian has this one thing conscious or subconscious- “The world and each and every living being is our to preserve and protect” hence don’t worry we won’t and will never be china in terms of their ideology atleast ❤ Ps: Vishwa ka Kalyan ho praniyo ma sadbhavna ho this is still quoted in our temples which literally translates to “let there be happiness and Prosperity among living being and the world should be more happy place to be in”

[@yuvraj11606022]

What USA needs is to create multiple manufacturing hubs so that it doesn’t depend on a single source but to manage the supply from other source when one source is misbehaving so that it’s requirement doesn’t get stopped though it may get decreases or hampered..

[@j01150126]

Micron Technology one of the big winners of the Chips act has an executive staff made up of mostly people from India and has expanded operations in Hyderabad greatly as well as Bangaluru. US better keep a close eye on that Chips money. I do like a Indian people a lot, the ones I work with are professional and non violent or super aggressive. I welcome the blend of cultures.

[@whocares3132]

Bengaluru or Hyderabad is full of Foreign companies. Its a very transparent city/place for tech companies.

[@ShubhamChaudharyJAAT]

First of all , India is world's biggest democracy. Secondly we don't curb media , NGOs , social activist like China Thirdly we have way more transparency than China Fourthly we don't use military action on another country to force them on issues Fifthly we are a highly diverse, cultural country which makes us adjust to any person or country irrespective of their history geography economy or social status

[@jeffk464]

Yes, India is definitely a better choice than China, but we should be making chips in the US. All this globalization has gutted the blue collar middle class. India has always been a little cozy with Russia and for some reason the US was friendly with Pakistan, kind of an issue.

[@KP-05]

Democracy in India? LOL come on bro stop lying to yourself

[@ShubhamChaudharyJAAT]

@@KP-05 Sorry bro . Democracy exists only & only in USA where a president storms capital hill with supporters and creates chaos because he couldn't simply accept his defeat. India with a billion population has smooth transfer of power for next candidate

[@jeffk464]

@@KP-05 Yeah, its a Democracy. I'm sure its corrupted by special interests, but so is the US.

[@ShubhamChaudharyJAAT]

@@jeffk464 Rightly said bro but here's the fact USA always loves dictatorship or corruption filled democracy like Pakistan so that they can make them dance to their terms for dollars . India has its independent policy. Russia gives India cheaper oil & cheap defence equipment which is necessary for a country like India which has per capita income less than 2000 dollars

[@ManuB3581]

India and Indians in general believe in working along and not pushing other under the bus and moving ahead .

[@HA-rn2iu]

Yes. Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam but only from the Indian side. Let the world come after us but we will say Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam and beg for favours. Cowardly people.

[@pragyansaikia2439]

We don't need any help ...we are growing by our self ...If US have any other option in South Asia or In Asia yah make deals with them ...We are stronger and we will be the superpower by ourself ... if US have any other strategic partners other than India to counter China you are free to make deals with others 😂😂Jai Hind🇮🇳💪

[@kmburke84]

Pat I appreciate you platforming Roger Stone so we can hear what he has to say. Not many you tubers have the courage you do. Slowly becoming one of my favorite channels on KZbin.

[@iangreenberg5101]

Let me guess you think trump was a great president as well. Roger stone is as sneaky as they come.

[@cameleyez]

That's because he's a raving lunatic.

[@mikederucki]

Lol the man said at the beginning he doesn’t know anything about India yet you say tell me more?

[@okaydude2863]

@@iangreenberg5101 true, but Frontline did a whole series where they interviewed people like Steve Bannon, Ann Coulter, etc. it was an incredible piece of work. Not contention; just the interviewer asking questions and they were answering. Also, I thought Sanders was off his rocker until he was on JRE. All these folks deserve this opportunity.

[@LaymanGamin]

Courage? He makes KZbin vids we use more courage driving a car

[@ssd2293]

Dear Pat, USA doesn't need to be careful (or apprehensive) while dealing with India in business-partnerships. What US needs to be, is to be pragmatic. All US needs to do, is to come up with a win-win deal, wherein US can put in relevant clauses that protects its long-term interests. People having knowledge of India's history know that Indians never had imperialist tendencies. You won't find equivalent of East India company, or Alexander, or Ghengis Khan at any time in India. While back-stabbing businessmen are everywhere, generally speaking Indians would be more happy having a stable business partnership than indulge in frictions of a hostile takeover. Mutual bonhomie is rated higher in Indian culture than individual one upmanship. It's this culture why divorce rates (3-4%) in India, are among the lowest in the world. It's the stable families that create new generation of grounded personalities, that in turn are reasonable to deal with… in short term or long term. This is not a sales pitch from an Indian... just trying to portray things in realistic proportion, that are sometimes blown out of proportion by stereotypes or sensationalist journalism.

[@rose7777]

With the aggression he’s showing, he wont be able to deal a peanut with india 😂

[@bloodthirstyworks]

I think outsourcing is inevitable once you have a fully developed economy with a comfortable per capita income. For instance : I work for an American company that has offices in India. In America one individuals salary is equal to four times the salary of someone in India. The quality of work is the exact same. So if the company hires only American citizens to work in their company, they will need to significantly increase the cost of their products which will ultimately detrimentally affect Americans only.

[@Eshanyadav23]

Very simple way ..ask any Indian near you ..." your country first or your religion first?" He will always answer my country ❤

[@bGzzzzz]

So basically what Pat is trying to say is “hey we want you use your cheap labor, but don’t you dare think for yourself or try to compete with us” Honestly, no nation will be that stupid to oblige.

[@kingiam9271]

Competition is the basis of capitalism. Patrick knows this. He is using sensationalism

[@komlat253]

Western capitalists are spoiled and don't understand how totally 2 willing sides can't necessarily still fill offended or exploited . Sure it's not our fault to worry about it but don't paint it as unreasonable when others get upset. There's a reason why we dont recognize under age concent for sex . Power differences can never bargen on equal grounds and so the lesser accepts reluctantly or the child agrees to sex ignorantly. This is the arrogance of capitalism. It's doesn't mean we shouldn't be this why but we shouldn't act like there's no issue

[@TechTonic_India]

No that's not what he is saying. He is genuinely concerned after what happened to US with China. He is just doing what every businessman does. You do business with someone, you both benefit, but don't become so dependant on them that they start dictating the terms and u can't do anything coz u have pushed yourself into a corner.

[@kingiam9271]

@Angelo Balbi thanks expert. My point is there is nothing wrong with competition.

[@samuraiRoniz]

except Pakistan

[@kirtipandit2010]

INDIA will be next India not next china More than Half of the human history She was richest country in the world she is reclaiming it to nice again

[@DevilMan-t4u]

One world One family thats what india think..indian lifestyles is still attached with their History and family.. greatest peaceful warriors in our history and present never tried to invade others mother land for OIL or Religious Conversion.. there is only one message for our enemies- If you take one step Forward Will Push you 10 times back🙏🏻🇮🇳

[@l.ls.8890]

That build USA vs India/China was a good analogy because If Apple builds expensive phones here and Americans and the world do not buy then Samsung and others who are not made here will topple Apples dominance worldwide.

[@krishna_Bharath]

The same applies to India also that US should not be allowed to bully India.

[@popdartsgame]

I'm learning from Bet-David 💪 My latest binge 😅 Great book so far too

[@Ankityadav-vg4rv]

If He Knows About The Indians Or Their History , This Podcast Doesn't Exist .

[@vishalkamat72]

You are right

[@carlosdangerfield9477]

You can never trust an indian!

[@ramkrishnapatil3164]

Don't be scared . We all Indians know the behaviour of Super powers & their interests of influence .we can make the things ourselves also give to world because we believe in giving and not only taking . 🎉

[@ramulusr7393]

I would say point to remember- India is a country of 1.5 billionnnew customers for american products and services too. Rising incomes, great appreciation for brands like Apple and Nike and a democracy. so greater alignment with the two markets. Economically it really is a 'win win'. Imagine if Indian govt put barreris on foreign companies and said 'we will only allow Indian companies to sell to indians'. Protectionism doesn't help anyone

[@Robert043]

I'm Part Of East I'm Part Of South I'm Part Of The West I'm Universal I'm India🇮🇳✌🏼 EAM - Dr S.Jaishankar🫡☮️

[@TheGuitologist]

There is no way when making deals in other countries to ensure contracts are honored. We barely have assurances in the US justice system. This is the risk you take dealing with anyone.

[@PandaCoasters]

Bingo

[@gowrirao9448]

There's a major difference between 🇨🇳 & 🇮🇳, we are DEMOCRACY

[@nishanthnellutla]

Pat, I thought you knew about India and Indians a little bit more. My bad. But, don't worry, we're a democracy and we'll be a democracy till humans exists.

[@ironpandaloco]

Sadhguru

[@ajaymalik4473]

Till Hinduism exist

[@Otto45]

Democracy that supports the maltreatment of minorities. Nice joke..

[@WSW0424]

Fr, he has no clue that India hates China. I can see no way how India turns into China when they detest them.

[@siddhartsoojhawon6383]

Western type Democracy will be the fall of India's ancient Culture and People. The best thing for India is self-reliance/Atmanirbarbharat

[@wtf_usa5597]

We have got to STOP viewing the world as a big competition & learn to COOPERATE with each other. If we did, we could solve ALL our problems in a week!

[@andrewgates8158]

Yes. I sat we start with US, Europe, and UK cooperating way more on space.

[@sofigag]

Hey y'all, don't forget that it was Kissinger that opened the door to China in the early 70's. He knew exactly what he was doing.😁

[@contactpjoshi123]

And he started that after being complicit in a Nazi Scale massacre in East Pakistan.

[@Joban1199]

One thing Patrick is forgetting there is tit for tat, if US or EU tries to put taxes like 25% for made in India then there will be similar tax on imports. As for Capitalism to work you need population for consumption and US alone cannot thrive without markets like INDIA. Currently, India is the biggest market for top US tech companies. Now is the time that US understand that you cannot do anything without facing consequences. US will be depended on developing, populous countries to sustain and grow.

[@LV-1969]

We have a ton of off-shore contractors in India. Most of our people in software are from India.

[@prasad5621]

Very true 👍. I may add here that unlike China+ , India is a Democracy and an open society and English is medium of instruction in most of the schools ,colleges and all Universities and it's spoken fluently all over India . Added to that , India's legal system is based on British legal system..Welcome to India. Wish You All The Best 👍

[@knowheregamerschronicles1]

india is poor than china

[@sksksks5072]

ya open society when ur goverment crack down bbc headquarter in india for doing modi documentary 🤔

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@sksksks5072 BBC headquarter not crackdown or anything by gov. That network caught doing wrong in tax stuff officially by Income tax department.

[@whocares3132]

@@sksksks5072 BBC got crack down by Govt? f00L Income tax department raided them. Dont tell me our legal institutions cant do their work. if your answer is yes they cant then we are ready to become another North Korea. No foreign influence in our election( just like usa)

[@Anonymous-st3gy]

@@sksksks5072 BBC ignored Supreme Court's judgement on it.

[@jitesh881]

No...we have deeply rooted Indic and Santana values which can never go rogue

[@tobybigham4196]

Pat has a good question which I assume he knows the answer. However, China has been a dictatorship since it's inception. They claim they are a democracy, but that country is ruled by a single party who has 100% of the power. This is much different from the government of India which is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic with a Parliament, a Prime Minister, and a President. There are very little similarities with building up India when compared to building up China.

[@kicker3595]

The democratic countries have killed over 2 millios civils in Iraq, Afghanistan, Rwanda... Over the pass 25 years, how many independentistes have been killed by india every year? Over 1 thousand.

[@anyetitan8410]

It's not all black and white look thoroughly at china's history, and then you can start understanding their political orientation. Democracy is not a one fit all solution.

[@Ranaimuye]

America views itself as a democracy and China a dictatorship.This is, at most 50% true. China, actually, is a meritocracy which is what America feats most and dares not admit.

[@tobybigham4196]

@@Ranaimuye China is an Authoritarian one-party political system under the the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. If by meritocracy you mean that the CCP can decide who the next General Secretary is then, by that strenuous definition you are kind of right.

[@tobybigham4196]

@@kicker3595 In the past 25 years it has been pretty quiet there in India although there was the Gujarat Riots, and the 2008 Mumbai attacks. However if you add in the last 40 years you get Moradabad Riots, Nellie Massacre, 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots, the Golden Temple Massacre, and the Bhagalpur riots or events that killed more than 1000 at a time. Though the biggest cullings took place back in 1947 with the Partition of India, the Jammu Massacres, the Anti-Brahmin Riots, and the Hyderabad Massacres which caused massive population shifts.

[@bryan69in2002]

The fundamental difference is that you will understand what we speak, how we think. That is a lot of stuff to know about India for America.

[@idealstoic]

Pat, ask Singaporean businessmen what they think of Indians for a better perspective. They’ve had close business and personal dealings with them for a long time.

[@akhil1993ify]

In Singapore there are mainly South Indians, so there perspective is limited and Singapore is too small to get into geopolitics

[@thendino1]

@@akhil1993ify South Indians represent the real India.....that is still preserved from long ago. Singapore may be small, but economically they are a powerhouse still!

[@akhil1993ify]

@@thendino1 Singapore is just an island lil bro

[@strugglinggamerzone3399]

@@akhil1993ify just like U.k Also , Indians set up their businesses in Singapore for tax benefits.

[@THUGPUTIN]

@@thendino1 Singapore is just a democratic China at this point... The moment they loose their transhipment hub for sea trade between west and Asia, their economy will take a huge hit.. It's happening already as India is a building it's own transhipment hub and Singapore won't be able to compete with India in terms of price... Singapore politicians has been attacking bjp as soon as India started this project...

[@NATEHIGGERS97]

India is a stable democracy willing to extend relationships and trade with countries that are willing while china is not a democracy. Its that simple.

[@c6sm9sgg69]

This channel is underrated ASF! 💪🏾💯

[@abc69.]

No need to worry about us guys. We are very friendly towards others

[@rose7777]

U dont hv to justify anything with uneducated guys like pat

[@lovinLaVonna]

Roger brought up the best point. What China does is China looks ahead to see what direction the world's moving in and then they buy say the mineral rights cobalt for batteries. They don't need to buy the battery manufacturers they don't need to be the battery manufacturers they own the key component that goes into the batteries so you can't go around them. China's been doing this to my recollection since I was a teenager and I'm 57 now. China sold corn seed to American farmers and would buy your corn at a higher price. So everybody bought seed from China but now China lowered the price for what they pay for corn but no one's got any seed so you have to get it from China. You got to look deeper into China and figure out the ways that they do things It's not just what's working today and what's working tomorrow they look decades ahead and see what key component you have to have rather than buying out the industry itself.

[@voidmain9519]

Damn this is a great insight thank you for sharing here.

[@striker44]

They have 100 yr and 1000yr plans. They are the new colonial europeans, born out of their past suffering from bullying. Now, they are the new self-serving colonists and the new bully in town. The bully baton has been passed on to the next hegemon.

[@SomnathDe-h7d]

Appreciated this discussion from India.

[@victorsamuel8708]

India will emerge as a powerful nation both economically and militarily in the world 🌎

[@gethulked101]

U.S. will have lesser conflicts of interest with India than it has with China, the reason being that both countries share similar democratic values. Also, Indian culture inherently believes in inclusivity and universal oneness of humanity. So, a rising India poses no threat to the U.S. of A, or any other country for that matter.

[@adityasingh3331]

We won't need anybody's help to become the next monster, we'll become one ourselves

[@Jack-tk1is]

This mentality will keep you poor

[@Jack-tk1is]

From your jeans to youtube, Everything you're using is American Innovation

[@liloistheendiahater]

Its gona take 428 years

[@liloistheendiahater]

With wwhat? Moo du-?

[@sipunnayak9141]

@@Jack-tk1is america and innovation 🤣🤣

[@jansobieski1641]

No comparison sir leave us alone let us stand on our feet we don't want to become Super Power .

[@DWEthiopia]

Wow! Really loved this discussion. PBD has a gifted mind when discussing business, macroeconomics, and geopolitics.

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

macroeconomics is a sham.

[@RojaJaneman]

Not with geopolitics. Not in this case. He’s clueless

[@BillClay88]

That's his thing .. business and finances. You should be well versed in geopolitics if you're gonna be that guy.

[@IrfannPathan911]

He doesn’t understand geopolitics and that clearly shows. In terms of economics, he’s under the assumption that India needs US when clearly that’s not the case.

[@DWEthiopia]

@@IrfannPathan911 Firstly, I'll be honest, I am not very knowledgable of India outside of knowing a few things about its demographics. As a result, you could be right about what you are saying in relation to India and USA. However, when you say India doesn't need the USA, I find that very hard to believe. The USA can provide India with many things like intelligence, technology, economic opportunities, and I'm sure a few more things as well. In any bilateral relationship both sides would benefit from the relationship. It wouldn't just be one side.

[@mohit8866]

Please read History of Ratan tata with ford, youll be much more clear about the relation, also please try and find meaning of "vasudev kutumbakam" 🙏

[@voidmain9519]

True. There should have been someone who knows about India a bit deeper. We conduct and do things with mutual respect, growth and benefits.

[@mohit8866]

@@voidmain9519 Agreed soon they believe and recognize and respect when the third world county will become third largest economy

[@brianbagnall3029]

Patrick is the only interviewer who talks more than his guest.

[@bytpokornykareem8897]

He's too cringe like travor cornflakes

[@buzzbatra3]

Bharat Maata ki Jai 🇮🇳

[@hinditales5731]

Bharat Mata ki jai 🇮🇳 Jai Shree Ram 🕉 🚩🚩🙏🙏

[@dibyaraj108]

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@Mafia-21.21]

It has to be happened because both were real super powers in ancient times and both were extorted by foreign powers ❤

[@Sams_Uncle]

In 10,000 years of past history, India never attacked any country. India has Zero interest in others’ business. We don’t have scarcity mindset in anything. “VASUDHAV KUTUMBAKAM= World in one family” with difference of opinion. That’s the beauty of the planet! Save Planet 🌎, save humanity, Respect difference of opinion!!

[@pratibhadoshi8783]

Well said

[@moviesenthil]

First of all, you well meaning but simpleton gentlemen, you need to understand India's DNA. India is: 1. Not interested in monopoly or dominating others. 2. Not interesting in destroying anybody, except those who harm us. 3. The world's largest market to come - nobody is going to say no to a 1.7 billion people market. 4. Interested in peace and prosperity for everyone. 5. Friends with both sides in any global conflict - take a look (Israel v Palestine, Russia v USA, most importantly the Shia v Sunni conflict in the Muslim world - India is friends with all Islamic countries, save Pakistan and India still has full diplomatic relationship with Pakistan) 6. Interested in a win win situation that nobody is grumpy with, or hoping to screw anybody with. 7. Investing in science, technology, and mathematics education for its youngest generations. 8. Interested in the world having a positive view of India. 9. The world's largest democracy, and very very stable - there is no need to be paranoid about anything in the system. 10. Looking to solve the world's problems, not become another problem for the world! Take your pick!