New Indian movie supports and agitates Tibetan separatism and terrorism

[K2RULEZ]

Tibet only has 3.5mil population and has been part of china for over 800yrs. To think such a tiny population (who mostly are very pro china since they were emancipated from lama slavery) would want independence is another low IQ moment for India.

Indians think that everything in their surrounding belongs to them.

 

[retaxis]

Indians think that everything in their surrounding belongs to them.

They will lose their surroundings if they ever try to act on those delusions. Only way to deal with delusional fools is to punish them severely and give them national humiliation every few decades as reminder. Eventually China will act on balkanising this fake state but we won't make movies about it before hand.

 

[ety]

Indians think that everything in their surrounding belongs to them.

Or they think the minorities in the areas of other countries surrounding India are just dying for the Indians to come to liberate and save them from brutality and shitholes, lol, such delusional fools.

 

[kambhakt]

Tibetan movie? if exile Indian separates and terrorists harbored by the Chinese government made a movie to smear India, is it considered an Indian movie? What wrong with your mind?

It will not be a Chinese movie.

 

[Beijingwalker]

It will not be a Chinese movie.

This hostility will surely be reciprocated.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Loss of Tibetan Buddhist culture will be a great loss of cultural history for India.

Who told you Buddhist culture is lost in Tibet?

Thread 'Buddhist fairyland, Tibetan Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, Sertar – World’s Largest Buddhist Institute'

Mar 9, 2024

Buddhist fairyland, Tibetan Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, Sertar – World’s Largest Buddhist Institute​

Situated in Garze Prefecture in Sichuan Province, Larung Gar Buddhist Academy is the largest Tibetan Buddhist institute in the world with more than 20 thousand monks and nuns. Thousands of red wood houses built on the hill, spectacularly converged like a red river for several miles.

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[Beijingwalker]

Loss of Tibetan Buddhist culture will be a great loss of cultural history for India.

You believe modernization means total loss of one's own culture? the idea is very absurd.

Power of Religion, Braving bitter cold, Tibetan herding community gather to worship local living Buddha in rural Tibet​

 

[Master Chief]

You believe modernization means total loss of one's own culture? the idea is very absurd.

Power of Religion, Braving bitter cold, Tibetan herding community gather to worship local living Buddha in rural Tibet​

There is little point in highlighting facts for our dear forum guests of Indian persuasion. Such dangerous ideology is summarily dismissed as mere "opinion", even if everyone outside of India shares the exact same "opinion".

Likewise, 20 odd photos of downed aircraft or even an honest critique of India's oligarchic economic structure tend to attract the same reception.

In any event, it is actually in one's interest that the delusions continue.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

You believe modernization means total loss of one's own culture? the idea is very absurd.

Power of Religion, Braving bitter cold, Tibetan herding community gather to worship local living Buddha in rural Tibet​

Not at all. Taiwan is an independent country having full freedom to practise their faith and I have visited Taiwanese monasteries. That's freedom of religion, not kidnapping panchen Lama or hilariously begging Dalai Lama to reincarnate in Tibet later throwing a thanthrum over it. A bird in a golden cage is never free.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Not at all. Taiwan is an independent country having full freedom to practise their faith and I have visited Taiwanese monasteries. That's freedom of religion, not kidnapping panchen Lama or hilariously begging Dalai Lama to reincarnate in Tibet later throwing a thanthrum over it. A bird in a golden cage is never free.

Who told you Taiwan is an independent country? Indian government? Religious freedom, so funny this is coming from a country well known for hating Muslims.

 

[Panda_Hi]

Not at all. Taiwan is an independent country having full freedom to practise their faith and I have visited Taiwanese monasteries. That's freedom of religion, not kidnapping panchen Lama or hilariously begging Dalai Lama to reincarnate in Tibet later throwing a thanthrum over it. A bird in a golden cage is never free.

Indians really love bringing up Taiwan...

But most Taiwanese people don't like India (a country plagued by rapists). If you don't know why, check out this post ▼▼▼ (#65).

Post in thread 'YT Debate: China's lack of war experience is its greatest weakness. ?'

Sep 28, 2026

i saw Taiwanese celebrating Indian Victory over China in during Galwan Clash, there entire media was praising India

▲▲▲How come I, as a as a Taiwanese person, don't know about this?

◉ It should be a widely held international view that India was defeated in the Galwan Valley clash.

◉ The mainstream view in Taiwan regarding the 2025 Pakistan-India conflict was also that India lost, with several Indian fighter jets being shot down.

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By the way, some Taiwanese people do indeed appreciate India's support for Taiwan on cross-Strait...

• Panda_Hi

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Also, Taiwan is a geographical name, not the name of a country. The country is the 「 Republic of China 」.

Both sides of the Taiwan Strait have constitutional claims that include the other side's territory. If you don't know about this, check out this post ▼▼▼(#67).

Post in thread 'YT Debate: China's lack of war experience is its greatest weakness. ?'

Sep 28, 2026

I have also said that Taiwan, Philippines, Japan, and South Korea are heavily dominated by Western influence. The Philippines, in particular, is so deeply influenced by the West that I don't even feel comfortable discussing it.

The negative perception of India in Taiwan is not an original sentiment among Taiwanese people; it stems from a colonial mindset. Watch the movie Django Unchained: it depicts how white people enslaved Black people but used some of them to control other Black people. It was essentially a hierarchy of slaves—royal slaves versus non-royal slaves—and even the white...

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If you don't understand Taiwan, stop bringing it up constantly. You're only giving yourself more opportunities to expose your lack of basic international knowledge.

Not at all. Taiwan is an independent country having full freedom to practise their faith and I have visited Taiwanese monasteries. That's freedom of religion, not kidnapping panchen Lama or hilariously begging Dalai Lama to reincarnate in Tibet later throwing a thanthrum over it. A bird in a golden cage is never free.

▼▼▼ BTW, let me tell you something interesting:

When Taiwan's pro-China party (KMT) was in power, the pro-US party (DPP) repeatedly called for the Dalai Lama to be invited to Taiwan and criticized the KMT for restricting religious freedom and undermining universal human rights values.

But now, the pro-US DPP has been in power for over 10 years, and it still hasn't invited the Dalai Lama to visit Taiwan. Not even once.......

 

[Vikramaditya1]

Who told you Taiwan is an independent country? Indian government? Religious freedom, so funny this is coming from a country well known for hating Muslims.

A country with an independent military and airforce, Navy is an independent country. We are not arguing merits of Taiwan being a country it is well established fact. What we are discussing is Tibetan Buddhist repression under communist regimes.

 

[Panda_Hi]

A country with an independent military and airforce, Navy is an independent country. We are not arguing merits of Taiwan being a country it is well established fact. What we are discussing is Tibetan Buddhist repression under communist regimes.

Yes, Taiwan has its own military. But Taiwan's Constitution defines its territory as including all of mainland China.

So, technically, Taiwan's military should be defending the security of mainland China.

Impressive, isn't it...?.....

 

[Panda_Hi]

A country with an independent military and airforce, Navy is an independent country. We are not arguing merits of Taiwan being a country it is well established fact. What we are discussing is Tibetan Buddhist repression under communist regimes.

You have a problem with religious issues in China, but why don't you take a look at India's own religious persecution problems first?......

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In 1992, Hindu mobs demolished the Babri Mosque. In January 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the consecration ceremony for a Hindu temple built on the site where the mosque once stood. This is just one of India's religious persecution controversies that has received widespread international attention.

Your current Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, was denied a US visa in 2005, and his existing tourist/business visa was revoked. The US decision was linked to concerns over religious freedom following the 2002 Gujarat riots.

If you don't know why, look into the 2002 Gujarat riots. According to official figures, 1,044 people were killed, including 790 Muslims and 254 Hindus. The violence raised serious questions about the state government's failure to protect religious minorities.

Since Modi took office in 2014, his government and the ruling BJP have promoted Hindu nationalist politics, while Hindu nationalist groups have been implicated in violence and discrimination against religious minorities. Are you seriously unaware of this?

India still struggles with religious persecution and discrimination within its own borders, yet it loves lecturing other countries. How ridiculous....

 

[ety]

You have a problem with religious issues in China, but why don't you take a look at India's own religious persecution problems first?......

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In 1992, Hindu mobs demolished the Babri Mosque. In January 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the consecration ceremony for a Hindu temple built on the site where the mosque once stood. This is just one of India's religious persecution controversies that has received widespread international attention.

Your current Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, was denied a US visa in 2005, and his existing tourist/business visa was revoked. The US decision was linked to concerns over religious freedom following the 2002 Gujarat riots.

If you don't know why, look into the 2002 Gujarat riots. According to official figures, 1,044 people were killed, including 790 Muslims and 254 Hindus. The violence raised serious questions about the state government's failure to protect religious minorities.

Since Modi took office in 2014, his government and the ruling BJP have promoted Hindu nationalist politics, while Hindu nationalist groups have been implicated in violence and discrimination against religious minorities. Are you seriously unaware of this?

India still struggles with religious persecution and discrimination within its own borders, yet it loves lecturing other countries. How ridiculous....

Lol, they want to fabricate the sense of their moral righteousness and superiority over Chinese since they know they can't do that about the physical world, in reality their country is literally a shithole in every sense.