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Posted
6 hours ago, Lord said:

Another edition of Taxpayer chutiya banao yojana

 

 

My bro who immigrated to Canada permanently says "India is a failed state".

 

But i would say "Bhaarat was a great civilization and her current people are too selfish and narrow minded to see their current penury"

 

The most alarming aspect is that people are showing zero resolve for anything other than self benefit. Most people just want to laze around and want free money. 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, kepler37b said:

My bro who immigrated to Canada permanently says "India is a failed state".

 

But i would say "Bhaarat was a great civilization and her current people are too selfish and narrow minded to see their current penury"

 

The most alarming aspect is that people are showing zero resolve for anything other than self benefit. Most people just want to laze around and want free money. 

 

Everyone wants free money. Doesn’t mean you start doling it out. I see the current penury too.

Posted
1 hour ago, kepler37b said:

Hey lord of seven hills..please remove the ignorance out of this country.

Amul is a trustable brand. Don’t know the specifics but this might indeed be a conspiracy 

Posted
33 minutes ago, Lord said:

Amul is a trustable brand. Don’t know the specifics but this might indeed be a conspiracy 

 

TRUST NO ONE FOR ALL THE TIME AND FOR ALL LOCATIONS. The lapse in quality is quite usual for many big brands. Lord Toyota had to recall LOT of their vehicles due to faulty air bags.

 

The issue is these guys are doing EVERYTHING(Randi Rona, "Conspiracy saar'...) except logical search for answer. This is the fault with current set of Indians. We need to learn from Japs and Krauts.

 

1. May be we are looking at a strain of bacteria that has become resistant to pasteurization. This is shocking and will have great health consequences down the line. Biology guru @BacktoCricaddict can share his opinion here.

2. May the pasteurizer was not cleaned properly

3. May be the packaging equipment is contaminated.

 

This needs investigation.

Posted
40 minutes ago, Lord said:

Everyone wants free money. Doesn’t mean you start doling it out. I see the current penury too.

But we are democracy saar.. Janata Janardhan aur netaa uska naukar. 

 

What you said is possible in China or Iran. Not in our democrazy.

Posted
26 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

But we are democracy saar.. Janata Janardhan aur netaa uska naukar. 

 

What you said is possible in China or Iran. Not in our democrazy.

 

Not true. Junta also wants better infra, healthcare, law and order etc. No one will refuse free money anywhere. Its the lawmakers and ministers who need to take decisions to take the country forward. 

 

And no tough decisions don't mean they'll lose. There were lot of inconvenience during demonetization and covid lockdown, still they won because it was done with good intent.

 

Okay rant over

Posted
5 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

Not true. Junta also wants better infra, healthcare, law and order etc. No one will refuse free money anywhere. Its the lawmakers and ministers who need to take decisions to take the country forward. 

 

And no tough decisions don't mean they'll lose. There were lot of inconvenience during demonetization and covid lockdown, still they won because it was done with good intent.

 

Okay rant over

 

Agree to this. Analyzing negative things is taxing. Better to acknowledge and then ignore.

Posted
16 hours ago, Tillu said:

How the compensation money for Jewar airport was spent by the dehat. Govt should educate them on how to handle the money. Check the video in the 2nd tweet. :wp23:

 

 

 

 

A class A$$holes....scratch that, they are class less A$$holes.

 

People like us are breaking their fingers, back, legs etc to earn the livelihood...and these priviledged morons who get Crores for just having a land are spending money in building luxury houses, where all they'll do is nothing but take dump on.

 

Govt neednt educate them, those who have active nerve cells will research and figure out what to do. Those who dont, well, will keep on playing cards.

 

India need to get rid of these 30-40 Crores good for nothing useless jaahils soon.

Posted
52 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

 

A class A$$holes....scratch that, they are class less A$$holes.

 

People like us are breaking their fingers, back, legs etc to earn the livelihood...and these priviledged morons who get Crores for just having a land are spending money in building luxury houses, where all they'll do is nothing but take dump on.

 

Govt neednt educate them, those who have active nerve cells will research and figure out what to do. Those who dont, well, will keep on playing cards.

 

India need to get rid of these 30-40 Crores good for nothing useless jaahils soon.

 

Most uneducated people don't know how to handle such huge sums of money. So we cannot fault them. The same thing happened in Maharastra and other states as well. Now govts actively educate them whenever a need arises for land pooling requirements.

 

And this is not restricted to India alone. Most lottery winners go broke after a few years due to poor financial planning.

 

Read this AI answer on why lottery winners generally go broke.

 

Many lottery winners go broke due to sudden, unmanaged wealth overwhelming their prior financial habits. Common pitfalls include rapid spending and poor planning, leading to depletion within years.

 

Key Reasons

 

Lack of financial literacy: Winners often lack skills in budgeting, investing, or debt management, resulting in overspending and bad decisions.

 

Lifestyle inflation: They quickly buy luxury homes, cars, and vacations, creating unsustainable expenses that outpace their winnings.

 

Generosity overload: Friends, family, and others demand money or pitch risky schemes, draining funds without boundaries.

 

Poor investments and risks: Hasty ventures, fraud, or gambling amplify losses, especially for those with addictions.

 

Tax and Advisory Gaps: Taxes claim a large portion of prizes, surprising unprepared winners. Few seek professional advisors early, missing guidance on asset protection and long-term planning.

 

Studies note 70-80% of major winners face financial ruin within 7 years, though some myths exaggerate the rate

 

 

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