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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
What county? Eastern Europe somewhere?
gpt
India.

In 1999 servicemen complained that in Kashmir where the temperature hits -20 C on the regular the rifle magazines would crack. The government issued a "git gud n00b" to them and continued making these thingies called INSAS rifles.

Now nobody uses these rifles except in elections.
 During election time you're stationed in a warm, slightly humid typical Indian town where nobody owns firearms. If a riot breaks out they'll be armed with kitchen knives and swords. And even then you wouldn't be authorised to shoot any of them unless there was a dire threat to your life, or else you'd stick to batons and tear gas.

Any combat operations where you have to deal with people who actually shoot back, no way in hell you're using the INSAS. Troops stick to AK47 s for their durability and special forces prefer Israeli made Tavors