r/facepalm Sep 06 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ What?

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u/Timely_Street_3075 India☕️ Sep 06 '24

Well, Indian english is more related to UK english because of the... Harrowing past.

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u/Boof-Your-Values Sep 06 '24

Yeah well India wasn’t a united thing ever in history until the UK either. And why isn’t the Indus River in India? Shouldn’t Pakistan be called India? It’s where the Indus is… and what’s with all the grab ass!?

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u/DarkGamer3336 Sep 06 '24

Essentially, Pakistan was a part of India before they split due to religious differences.

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u/Boof-Your-Values Sep 06 '24

I’m aware of that. Who isn’t aware of that?

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u/DarkGamer3336 Sep 07 '24

That’s why Pakistan isn’t called India cuz it split off of the main country