I am sorry that you do not understand simple right and wrong. You do not understand courage and you cannot understand how these Indian police were wrong.
I have a hard time believing you were ever associated with firearms, let alone the military.
Like I say, I hope you would play the man in a situation like the one that ocurred outside the Mombasi.
I’ve recounted historical events as well as everyday events and eternal absolutes to make my points.
You cannot ever excuse cowardice and inaction which results in the death of others. You can be forgiven if you didn’t act out of malice. But I doubt any of those men or any of the men of Columbine will ever forgive themselves.
And what in the world does this comment have to do with anything we are discussing: “At one time, out and out right killers thought blacks couldn’t fight”
And I don’t believe the Indian culture is cowardly.
Wright and wrong are taught concepts.
Jews into the ovens, very good. That was taught.
Ukrainian Kulaks to be staved over two years to the tune of 11 millions. To be rewarded. Taught.
Pol Pot drags the urban elite out into the countryside and kills those with eye glasses. Rewarded.
People thinking that they are a Prince and have royal privileges because their dad is King. Taught and rewarded.
There have been countless ‘civilizations’ that the best and highest ideal is to cross over the hill and kill the other slobs.
Blacks can’t fight.
Jews can’t fight.
All sorts of truisms disproved.
Why do you think the Marine Corps can take anyone from any background and make him a world class assault troop? They have some secret test to pick killers, or is it training and conditioning?
You don’t know much about Indian culture. There is very strong currents of inertness, depressing passivity, paralyzing bureaucracy.
Again, you haven’t ventured, much to answer who is a city cop in India? Some real go getter hustler? Do you associate the Indian Police with startling high quality, industry, and innovation?
And,getting back to your powers of observation, you haven’t ventured as to why, it appears, all the police held their fire?
Sounds like some sort of edict, some sort of training, or some combination.