>>18369763
too bad they didn't slaughter all brits subhumans
well, sooner or later

>>18369779
Back to work, Sanjay.

>>18369763
Hindoo redemption arc.

>>18369763
>Pajeets are so hateful and short sighted that they'd rather get murderraped by the Japanese than work with the Brits - who were already working towards the plans for independence for India after the war
Yeah, that tracks.

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>indians fought in the war sarrr, top 1% human capital 100% trust worth 0% scam artist 0% fake diploma 0% pedophile indians are entitled to migrate to the west sarr
never trust a 'jeet, they put on the facade of being harmless but they are demonic on the inside and will stab you in the back in a heartbeat

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>Back to work, Sanjay.

>>18369779
curse the evil britishers but cum 2 hyderabad my darling british rose i give much wealth and sex

>>18369950
I don’t have TikTok, is this what TikTok is? Just some random idiot staring blankly at the camera with a caption above their head? Zoomies got brainwashed by this?

>>18369915
>get murderraped by the Japanese
Japan wanted the liberation of India. Indian nationalists supported Japan

>>18369999
>Japan wanted the liberation of India. Indian nationalists supported Japan
Well, the second part of that is true. I don't think you understand what Japan meant by 'liberation' though, it's the sort of thing that would make the British rule of India look like something you'd beg for in comparison.

>>18369763
>They only ended up serving imprisonment and labour. The British dropped the case in the 50s.
The british have always been cucked lol

>>18369950
You have no idea what genocide is.
Have you ever seen soldiers shooting people in the head on an industrial scale? That's how genocide works.

>>18369915
>employ soldiers either by force, being voluntold or making it si that the only jobs worth a shit are in the armed forces
>act surprised when such a system backfires in a multitude of ways.
Britain did this to itself.

>>18369763
British promised them independence. The brits renegaded. The indian independence movement happened. Japanese supported that and used that to divide the Indians supporting British empire. When the war was lost, the Indian independence movement leaders became a symbol of India and British no longer had moral or legal authority to pursue the charges

>>18370440
Forgetting a few points:
Britain united India (and then some)
British people taught Indians the idea of nationalism

Important context

>>18370520
India was being united under Marathas who were fighting the Mughal Muslims and were close to unifying the country.

>British invented nationalism
wut, virtually every old empire on earth had a form of nationalism that united them as an entity.

>>18370531
1. No, they weren't you delusional brown person.
2. Didn't say that. I said they introduced modern ideas, like nationalism, to India. The Congress Party was started by a British person, even.

>>18370537
You mean the modern civic system. Which is fine, but that itself is a Chinese invention. I understand what you're saying tho. The national governance structure itself is a legacy of British empire that most countries in the world now adopted.

>>18370547
>most countries in the world now adopted.
Such as?

>>18370520
>Britain united India
They created the basis of India but saying they "united" it is a fallacy. There was no huge ass India that encompassed all of India. That's like saying they united Kenya.

>British people taught Indians the idea of nationalism
Multiple sources. The topic of nationalism was something that spread among the peoplea through various sources on top of the movement of people to and from the other colonies as well as Europe.

>>18370410
>Indian nationalists boast about raising the largest volunteer army in history in WW2
>Immediately become helpless little babies who were forced into service by the evil brits when they think that plays better for them
You've got absolutely no concern for reality or truth, do you?

>>18370233
>I don't think you understand what Japan meant by 'liberation' though
The independence of India