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While the surface intent is probably kindly, I can't help but feel (given the history between the two countries) it's slightly bad taste, or old-fashioned, for
by crtified 3y ago
While the surface intent is probably kindly, I can't help but feel (given the history between the two countries) it's slightly bad taste, or old-fashioned, for a rep of England to grandstand about the laws of India, and to have a worldview of India that is centralised around Indians arranging their world so they can play England-centric games. Cricket may be enough!
- crtified 3y agoBetween 1880 to 1920, British colonial policies in India claimed more lives than all famines in the Soviet Union, Maoist China and North Korea combined - Al Jazeera, 2022. See also the Amritsar massacre, and the partitioning of India. More downvotes please. In this context, it is an honour to be disassociated with those of you who do not understand what a trite and inappropriate thing it is for British media to grandstand about Indian constitutional law, over the matter of Britain's national recreational pastime.