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(02-27-2019 11:16 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:  

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Of course, we invited lots of Pakistanis and Indians here, so if this conflict does spiral out of control expect lots of nasty fighting on America's streets. Hooray, multiculturalism!

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The biggest casualty of a potential military escalation, after their peoples of course, would be Canada, which has the most exposure to immigration from south Asia and which would be flooded by migrants.

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Canada is on a completely different land mass. If anyone gets fucked its Europe >>If it goes nuclear<< but thats something you can't predict but IMO is unlikely.

This forum attracts a lot of people who love to discuss and opine, which can be great at times, but also ridiculous when members have no idea what they're talking about.

So to put things in perspective:

India and Pakistan have had skirmishes on and off.

Their last all-out war was in 1999.
There were plenty of Indian/Pakistani immigrants back in 1999 in the US and Canada, and none of them brawled in the streets.

Perhaps not unsurprising as you wouldn't expect your most financially successful migrant group to have that kind of low inhibition and risk their careers.

You also didn't have some weird mass exodus of South Asians to Canada in 1999. This is because military conflicts between the countries have been contained to the Kashmir region (predominantly) instead of troops actually invading each other proper.

So I seriously doubt if this escalates militarily, you're going to see Indians and Pakistanis fighting in the streets of the US or mass booking flights to Canada in 2019.

And if it goes nuclear, it's not Europe that gets fucked. It's everyone. You don't have nuclear war between two countries that approximately consist of ~20% of the world population without it having serious consequences across the world, not just Europe.

Not enough people on this forum that can discuss Indian politics intelligently. I'm out, this thread is just going to be a dumpster fire of useless opinions.

This was the result of ancient Indian ethnic strife imported to Canada. A bit more dramatic than "street brawls" I'd say, 329 killed:


Bodies of the victims of the Air India jumbo jet flight 182 which crashed 150 miles off the coast of Cork, Ireland are wrapped in shrouds on the floor of the Cork Regional Hospital June 24, 1985. REUTERS/Cork Examiner/Denis Minihane (IRELAND)