Calm Ninza retweetledi
Might be a good idea to study some more. Western Europe made peace within (ending the civil war within the western civilisation) but fought wars all over the world after WW2 to preserve its dominance. They confronted Russia, fought numerous small wars in Asia, Africa, Latin America. They destabilised countries and ruled over them through proxies using military and economic force to dominate. As long as Europeans remained strong, they were seen as a force. Now they are seen as pushovers because they surrendered their defence to an outside power. India and Pakistan are separate civilisations. You only need to talk to a Pakistani to know that. Read the stuff they write and what they air on their media platforms. He doesn’t identify you as part of his civilisation. Now unless you are ready to surrender and not defeat his intention to overawe you and snatch your territory and undermine your existence, by all means go ahead and start the process of your subjugation. It’s been done throughout the last 1000 years. Why not for another 1000? Bottom line: he wants peace but after getting pieces of your country and cutting you into pieces over time. You want that peace? Be my guest and go for it.
Ramandeep Bajwa@Ramandeep_Bajwa
Then explain how Western Europe changed suddenly after 1945. Countries which constitute Western Europe were bitter enemies for centuries but after World War 2 they became so friendly that they integrated their economies and did away with borders. The same template can apply in South Asia if all parties are willing. Only talks can lead there. India has been projecting power and Pakistan is matching it, time and again in every recent conflict. India will never have overwhelming military superiority over Pakistan. The only way out is to talk and reach an agreeable solution to all issues.
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