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Re:33% of Pakistan Land Currently Underwater by pjc50 on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @04:10AM (#32647883)
> As an Indian, this would be the right time to get Pakistan Occupied Kashmir back

Exploiting misfortune like this would be a grossly wrong thing to do, like going round with a boat to fish people out of the water only so that you could steal their wallets.

Re:33% of Pakistan Land Currently Underwater by kumarvvr on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @04:11AM (#32647894)
After facing 7 decades of terrorism from Pakistan, meh, A little immorality or unethical deals to secure borders for decades ahead is an acceptable transgression.

Also, I would be right to assume that most Indians are apathetic towards Pakistan and its people. They have raped Bangladesh, killed thousands of Indians, send terror teams across the border, keep Balochistan under an iron grip, rape kill and miam hundreds of Balochs every year, the list goes on.

In addition, solving the Kashmir issue once and for all, would severely diminish the Armys role in Pakistan. Pakistan, as a nation, has no other aim than to hurt India.

Re:33% of Pakistan Land Currently Underwater by addicted on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @07:40AM (#32649118)
Lol, the idea that bringing in a 100% hostile land into India will “solve the Kashmir issue” when India can’t even handle its own sliver of Kashmir which has been under basically emergency rule for decades is beyond laughable.
Re:33% of Pakistan Land Currently Underwater by kumarvvr on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @10:41PM (#32657731)
So what your suggesting is that an occupued part of India ought to be just left?

If that happens, in no time will China start occupying Indian land.

Not an inch of land ought to be spared. Territorial integrity is not compromisable.

Re:33% of Pakistan Land Currently Underwater by hoseja on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @04:53AM (#32648117)
Well as long as you don't throw them back in (or didn't throw them in in the first place), the people should be glad at least somebody was around to prevent them from drowning, now?