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This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
Must I say that I wrongly said you supported redistribution.
But you are simply parroting the same riddle of “free markets” the nation has been awakened to in the last 2 years.
WHILE, ALSO, conveniently not going into FDI restrictions and Free trade.
Free trade is the Mum of ALL prosperity. Having functioning courts and private property is pointless if ya can’t sell them to the highest bidder or import cheap to earn a larger profit.
We know how to get the house in order. The test is whether your Gangeiite gang will FINALLY let us purchase cheap and sell assets to foreigners.
Giving your/their inferiority-complexes: I have good doubts.
And with that, you FORCE us Southerners to be poor with your cowardly, inferiority-ridden protectionism.
The TN government needs to push the Centre to open markets. They’re in BJP’s pockets, so I won’t hope.
I think there is some misunderstanding. I think it is implied that none of this can be done without opening up the markets first. And even without free markets internationally, property rights and functional courts can solve a lot of internal issues and increase productivity.
For example, 66% of pending cases in India are related to land. If they are all solved in a timely manner. Most of our cities will have additional land available for building malls/hospitals/houses/schools/whatever. Also with property rights, people will be able to borrow against the title. This will allow them to invest for a better future and become more productive.
The Jains are one of the finest irritations the South and West have to learn to live with.
Your socialist propaganda will get nowhere. Open Markets, sell off PSUs and kill all the tariffs.
With cheaper imports, people get richer. People are also forced to make goods of greater value. Your morality-rubbing naked, no-ant-killing values of “Take from rich, give to poor” KILLS the incentive to be productive.
The Jains are at the forefront of BJP’s nuisances inflicted on Mumbai. The city needs to be saved.
Nation must stop the schemes like free subsidies help to all except the needy people.Source of regular employment including labour oriented work on regular basis with minimum determined income for one in each family can solve the problem.A family must be. financially independent and rest shall follow.
At least someone is dreaming. I know none of this is going to happen … not anytime soon anyway. But we must try.
People are not coming forward to get trained in skills though the training is FREE. Now they also don’t want to take loans under MUDRA and start creating wealth. Unless Govt stops free payouts under MGNAREGA and other schemes people won’t give up easy money like clamouring for loan waiver and jobs for unemployed.
Exactly, we need to stop politicians from giving away our hard-earned money for buying votes. They don’t do anything for the poor apart from promising schemes and jumlas; which fill their own pocket and rarely reach the common man. In 70 years no politician or party has made sure that we get the basic public infrastructure, timely justice or maintenance of law and order. We need to start there first, only then we can be prosperous.
Must I say that I wrongly said you supported redistribution.
But you are simply parroting the same riddle of “free markets” the nation has been awakened to in the last 2 years.
WHILE, ALSO, conveniently not going into FDI restrictions and Free trade.
Free trade is the Mum of ALL prosperity. Having functioning courts and private property is pointless if ya can’t sell them to the highest bidder or import cheap to earn a larger profit.
We know how to get the house in order. The test is whether your Gangeiite gang will FINALLY let us purchase cheap and sell assets to foreigners.
Giving your/their inferiority-complexes: I have good doubts.
And with that, you FORCE us Southerners to be poor with your cowardly, inferiority-ridden protectionism.
The TN government needs to push the Centre to open markets. They’re in BJP’s pockets, so I won’t hope.
I think there is some misunderstanding. I think it is implied that none of this can be done without opening up the markets first. And even without free markets internationally, property rights and functional courts can solve a lot of internal issues and increase productivity.
For example, 66% of pending cases in India are related to land. If they are all solved in a timely manner. Most of our cities will have additional land available for building malls/hospitals/houses/schools/whatever. Also with property rights, people will be able to borrow against the title. This will allow them to invest for a better future and become more productive.
The Jains are one of the finest irritations the South and West have to learn to live with.
Your socialist propaganda will get nowhere. Open Markets, sell off PSUs and kill all the tariffs.
With cheaper imports, people get richer. People are also forced to make goods of greater value. Your morality-rubbing naked, no-ant-killing values of “Take from rich, give to poor” KILLS the incentive to be productive.
The Jains are at the forefront of BJP’s nuisances inflicted on Mumbai. The city needs to be saved.
I don’t agree with your stance against Jains. But yes, we need open markets everywhere and need to sell off all PSUs immediately.
“. $1 trillion for good government”
Israel is going to give India $ 1,000,000,000,000 . There’s nothing they can’t do.
The GDP of Israel is less than $318 billion according to the World Bank.
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD?locations=IL
Nation must stop the schemes like free subsidies help to all except the needy people.Source of regular employment including labour oriented work on regular basis with minimum determined income for one in each family can solve the problem.A family must be. financially independent and rest shall follow.
That is exactly the point Nayi Disha is trying to make, please do check our website and join the movement to change the way things work in India.
https://www.nayidisha.com/
And you’re dreaming while staying wide awake.
At least someone is dreaming. I know none of this is going to happen … not anytime soon anyway. But we must try.
People are not coming forward to get trained in skills though the training is FREE. Now they also don’t want to take loans under MUDRA and start creating wealth. Unless Govt stops free payouts under MGNAREGA and other schemes people won’t give up easy money like clamouring for loan waiver and jobs for unemployed.
Exactly, we need to stop politicians from giving away our hard-earned money for buying votes. They don’t do anything for the poor apart from promising schemes and jumlas; which fill their own pocket and rarely reach the common man. In 70 years no politician or party has made sure that we get the basic public infrastructure, timely justice or maintenance of law and order. We need to start there first, only then we can be prosperous.