(Pre-colonial Indian history is currently a passion of mine.)
EDIT: and here come more downvotes.
If you're referring to historical ages, then this pretty much applies to all other continents including Asia, Europe, America etc. Wasn't it pretty common for kingdoms to wage wars against each other?
>>>> and more recently every so often Indian troops fire accross the line of control killing Pakistan soldiers (sure, Pakistan does it at least as much if not more)
It doesn't take much to Google to get your facts right. It's actually Pakistan that often violates cease-fire.
The original poster said "3000 years", so I don't know why you'd get upset that someone started talking about history.
It doesn't take much to Google to get your facts right. It's actually Pakistan that often violates cease-fire.
We've always been at war with Eastasia
During that period in the history, the whole world was going through the same.
>more recently every so often Indian troops fire accross the line of control killing Pakistan soldiers
Pakistani army does it more often.
>Also, he acknowledged the Pakistani side.
He said that India does it as much as Pakistan, which is false, and can be found by a simple google research. Pakistan is more guilty of violating ceasefires and attacking.
relevant links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_India%E2%80%93Pakistan_bor...
http://www.economist.com/blogs/banyan/2013/01/india-and-paki...