Originally posted by: Missy.90
Many people, rightly or wrongly, get too sensitive when a sentence is used mentioning their country. And depending on the person who mentioned it, they very easily change its meaning and dynamics of the sentence: same is happening with what Mandy said today.
Her saying this is not my country is NOT an insult to India, and her saying I'm tired in explaining in effing Hindi was to state that she can't express herself the way she wants to because of the language barrier. This was NOT an insult to the Hindi language as such, but rather her way of showing her frustration at the language barrier which is not helping her situation.
Yes, we can argue that it was in bad taste and she should learn to control her tongue and think before she speaks. We've been saying this since day one about Mandy, now haven't we? But this in no way implies she insulted India or its official language.
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