No country is really ready for democracy, perhaps when humans have solid state brain implants that elevates us from our lizard brains.
Indian Economics thread.
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@hkbc bro its easy kill all the Bhramins , cut off the head of the snake and see the whole caste system disintegrate. Since they're few in numbers it is doable. Then from there your may recast India in your likings and my first priority is population control, real woman rights and its owned constitution that truly reflective of India instead of adapting the British systems and lastly and very important the banning of head shaking....LOL its so irritating.
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I am afraid that's not how it works! the Indians have to decided where they want to head, otherwise its just dressed up imperialism, do as you'd be done by!
@hkbc bro the greatest oppressor of Indians are the Indian themselves, It make the imperialists action look tame. It's all because of the caste system, look at the present problem, the apathy , the indifference, the condescending attitude and the fatalistic belief of the masses. Its nerve wracking but the people accept it as their way of life. Like @voyager1 mentioned it needed to be destroyed so A new system can be created that is ideal, it need a big kick in the butt to let the ball rolling.
Prized investment status? What a load of BS from fake news western media and idiot western analysts and economists who never managed any money or a real business. India is an investment/business black hole, from fake business registrations to a dodgy tax system, to over-the-top corruption.... ask Vodafone, and tip of the iceberg.
Not to mention 30% of their population are illiterate and even more are Dalits or "untouchables" destined to be nothing more than cleaners and workers in the human sewage system.
Even without Covid smashing them, it would be impossible for them to compete with China. With Covid, they are effectively a 4th world nation, behind most of Africa.
But as mentioned, they're an "asset" as they're a slave to the west.
Agreed.
People still underestimate the Vodafone story. I can assure that the big multinational companies learnt a good lesson from that witch-hunt on Vodafone and have responded appropriately to India (no investment lol)
I'm amazed at their sheer carelessness towards each other.
The profiteering of donated equipment and supplies at the cost of other fellow Indians.
It would seem that there are many sub-group of "Indians" none of whom really identifies or empathizes with one another.
Sad......
In your humble opinion, sounding a lot like a latter day Christian missionary, Jihadist or NeoCon, what next we need our troops in country X because little girls need to go to school, its easy to rationalise any action.
You know that bit in China's foreign Policy about leaving country's to deal with their own internal affairs I fully subscribe to it!
Of course. We are (and @Andy1968 I assume) offering just some advice. We are not representing the Chinese Gov..
This is just a general comment towards India, and we dont want China to interfere in India. India should solve its problems by itself
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You might be right in the fact that India may need to burn everything to the ground as China did with the Cultural Revolution. It's ironic because cultural sophistication is a handicap to change because you have to unlearn your identity and way of thinking first before adopting something new.
This is why being older and/or being more developed are things that make it harder for a Civilization to adapt quickly to change. China like all great Civilizations is very proud and deeply learned in its age-old traditions and beliefs but unfortunately, those approaches tend to be backward and incompatible with the modern global society which is built around Western Civilization. As tragic and evil as the Cultural Revolution was for China, it was a necessary Faustian bargain for the people to make as it allowed Chinese society to revert back to zero from a development path less suited to modernity. When you are brought up to think and behave like an engineer it is hard to unlearn your training and to act like a warrior or musician.
People should watch Netflix's White Tiger as it perfectly encapsulates the ignorance and servile nature ingrained into the Indian underclass as well as the tyranny of cousins that holds back India's potential. Even with a strong work ethic and high intelligence, it is almost impossible to escape the cycle of poverty present.
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