I didn't say it was perfect, I only said it was the best.
And despite all that they still chose freedom.See, that's funny, because in India the Middle Class speak English as a first language, they have English habits, fashions and manners. They also play cricket. Then there are the Indian railways...
I actually wasn't going to bring that up at all.Before you get the Sepoy Rebellion, it was a farce because the cartridges issued to Sepoys were waxed, not greased, the rumour that cow or pig grease was used was spread by malcontents.
Oh, it most certainly would have been there. Would it have been better off? Now that is a difficult question.Don't try to tell me India would have been better off without the Raj - India would not exist without the Raj.
Sure we were. At least once the Constitution was adopted, I think that was in 1787.If the UK was not a democracy in 1780 then neither was the US.
Perhaps "wiped out" is the wrong term. "Booted out" would be more accurate. Vinland was too remote and thus too difficult to protect from ever increasing Indian raids. So the Vikings packed up and left.OK, so now you're really stretching it. The Vikings in Vinland starved to death, they weren't systematically wiped out.
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