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Posted
1 hour ago, Clarke said:

Venezuela was the socialist heaven endorsed by many celebs just like their support of these "protests" :

 

(Chávez) is a fascinating guy. He’s done… incredible things for the 80% of the people that are very poor there

Venezuela and its revolution will endure under the proven leadership of vice president Maduro.

- Sean Penn

 

look at the positive changes that have happened economically, that have happened in all of South America because of Chávez, Kirchner…Oliver Stone

 

Whatever the future holds, for me his role will always be that of a rebel angel. - Naomi Campbell

 

https://en.panampost.com/daniel-raisbeck/2016/05/29/top-10-clueless-celebrities-hugo-chavez-revolution/

 

 

What does it look like these days ?

‘There is no wealth to distribute’

https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2020/7/8/there-is-no-wealth-to-distribute-venezuela-poverty-rate-surges

 

Venezuela poverty rate surges amid economic collapse

https://www.reuters.com/article/venezuela-poverty/venezuela-poverty-rate-surges-amid-economic-collapse-inflation-study-idINL1N2EE1MG?edition-redirect=in

 

 

Under Maduro, nearly all Venezuelans live in poverty

https://share.america.gov/under-maduro-nearly-all-venezuelans-live-in-poverty/

 

I feel bad that you devoted so much time and effort into your post, yet your would well reasoned argument will fall on deaf ears. Good luck getting a response.

Posted
43 minutes ago, donkey said:

 

I feel bad that you devoted so much time and effort into your post, yet your would well reasoned argument will fall on deaf ears. Good luck getting a response.

 

Why would that matter :phehe:

 

These hypocrites (especially those living in the west and enjoying competitive markets) know it as well. The celebs just want to act smug and lecture on welfare while the so called "supporters" are just too selfish and tribal to care only for their bunch of people rather than the country as a whole. As long as the rest of the people can view this reality of how socialist $h1tholes end up, its worthwhile to present reality. 

Posted
40 minutes ago, randomGuy said:

At tikri border

https://youtu.be/hJs1-re9gBM

 

 

"Goli mar deni thee (should have shot them on 26th Jan)"."This is politics and conspiracy againt BJP and government".  This is exactly what common man who is not educated thinks about this Tikait and khalistani protest.

Posted
2 hours ago, Under_Score said:

It's not a nightmare....it's the beginning of the downfall of Namo dictatorship.....time will tell. 

 

Pretty crazy - 

 

Posted
2 hours ago, Clarke said:

I noticed how the lefties and closet khalistanis here have thrown ad hominem and random images referencing hitler, goebbels, poverty etc. Here's a history lesson for them.

 

 

This is how the left supporters and khalistanis see the present with their idiotic superiority complex, anti-republic ideology (govt didn't ask us before framing laws, lmao) extreme socialist/anti-capitalist and parasitic mindset (ambani adani blah blah, give us guaranteed MSP after all subsidies that we get and the pollution we indulge in, i mean rofl) combined with treasonous tendencies (26th Jan and some more) 

 

Image result for utopian socialism

 

Image result for communist farm

 

Image result for communist farm

 

 

 

Here's how their typical socialist anti-democratic, anti-republic revolutions work out 

 

 

Image result for khmer rouge killing fields

 

Image result for khmer rouge killing fields

 

Image result for khmer rouge killing fields

 

 

 

Great farming revolutions/collective that ended up as paradise - from memory:

 

Khmer Rouge 

Zimbabwe's kicking out corporate white farmers

Moa's purge

North Korea

Soviet union

 

Maybe some of our friends in Canada will leave their capitalist and materialistic lives and help till the lands of Punjab for new collective farming revolution, * Ambani Adani

 

Wierd form of Animal Farm by Orwell comes to mind

 

 

Posted

US backs India's new farm laws, says it will improve efficiency of markets

 

Washington: The United States on Wednesday (local time) came out in support of India's new farm laws, saying it welcomes steps that would "improve the efficiency" of Indian markets and attract greater private sector investment.

 

Reacting on the ongoing farm protests in India, a State Department spokesperson said that Washington recognizes that "peaceful protests are a hallmark of any thriving democracy", adding that differences between the parties be resolved through dialogue.

 

https://m.economictimes.com/news/international/world-news/us-backs-indias-new-farm-laws-says-it-will-improve-efficiency-of-markets/articleshow/80680530.cms

 

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Posted
6 hours ago, mishra said:

See, both Gandhi and Godse are two ends of Hindu spectrum. One represents how much Hindu is ready to accommodate on negotiatinng table no matter how unreasonable the opposition is for sake of peace and humanity.
 

While Godse represents Hindu is a human too. If need be, he will give ultimate sacrifice for the nation.

 

You need to read about Godse. He was very well educated person and his reasoning is equally unrefutable considering the circumstances 

Killing someone because you disagree goes against every tenent of Humanity.

 

There is nothing I will like about Godse.

 

There is nothing I dislike about Gandhi.

 

That is me and it is who I am.

Posted
5 hours ago, rkt.india said:

How he rushed it? It took him 6-7 years.

Opposition even asked for more debate and it was decline.

See the timeline.

Posted
19 hours ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

 

They always are whenever there is organized chaos in India. 

 

Or anywhere in the world ?

I think this is a tried and tested strategy.

Explore the fault line and keep digging it, let the chaos go over the rooftop and then put your men in the key position.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Khota said:

Killing someone because you disagree goes against every tenent of Humanity.

 

There is nothing I will like about Godse.

 

There is nothing I dislike about Gandhi.

 

That is me and it is who I am.

Who said Godse disliked Gandhiji. Or anyone who supports Godse views dislikes Gandhiji. There are people who can understand why Godse took extreme measure. They are neither following or propagating Godse's ideology. They simply can understand Godse's views.

 

Let me put this to you. Do you call all the Punjab's Sikhs and Punjabi Hindus murderers as they rioted during India Pakistan partition. Or can you understand why they did what they did? Or do you call all politicians of period as murderers?

 

Godse was just another person during turbulent times of Nation Builders who did what he believed was solution to Indian nation. Godse didnt do because some divine book or power asked him to do. He didnt do because his name will be remembered in history. He knew he will be cursed by everyone throughout later ages.

 

Gandhijis so called Pakistani brothers and children were raping killing looting Indians. Gandhiji was not ready to see that. In hindsight, Today, we all know how good a brother Pakistan have been. So dont call Godse wrong because he saw this first.

 

PS: Was it correct to do? Not sure. Can you understand Sardar Udham Singh action? Absolutely Yes

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O'Dwyer, aged 75, was shot dead at a joint meeting of the East India Association and the Central Asian Society (now Royal Society for Asian Affairs) in Caxton Hall in Westminster, London, on 13 March 1940, by an Indian activist, Udham Singh, in retaliation for the massacre in Amritsar.

 

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Posted
On 03/02/2021 at 12:31 PM, Under_Score said:

Future general elections will be very interesting, North India & Maharashtra farmers votes gone as of now for the bjp, as the atrocities by Modi govt continue on the protesting farmers, more bad publicity will continue....Good luck.

That is how democracy works.

The elected govt makes law as long as they have votes in parliament.

If people don't like the way the govt worked ,people get to choose the govt out and get new people in, who can change the way and laws.

 

There is no place for rioting and gundagardi . The people of the country cannot be held hostage to protesting mobs.

Posted
1 hour ago, Number said:

 

Or anywhere in the world ?

I think this is a tried and tested strategy.

Explore the fault line and keep digging it, let the chaos go over the rooftop and then put your men in the key position.

 

I think they have their men in all key positions already. All new conflicts are basically manufactured to gain greater control over resources and divide the society even further (social media makes that much easier right now compared to the past).

 

While they always play from both sides. It's even happening right now. So we see Globalist entities like IMF and WTO making noises in favor of the laws meanwhile the social engineering wing of the same Globalist thugs like Greta and co opposing them. Neither of them gives a flying eff about the farmers.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, beetle said:

That is how democracy works.

The elected govt makes law as long as they have votes in parliament.

If people don't like the way the govt worked ,people get to choose the govt out and get new people in, who can change the way and laws.

 

There is no place for rioting and gundagardi . The people of the country cannot be held hostage to protesting mobs.

And when they do so then buy the mla's and topple the government:laugh1:.

 

Lol on one hand they worship godse on another they preach democracy.  No shame.

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