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You make some fair points even though I don't agree with you completely. Yes, the corruption and poverty has not helped but then your point about hindu attitue
by codegeek 10y ago
You make some fair points even though I don't agree with you completely. Yes, the corruption and poverty has not helped but then your point about hindu attitue of non-violence being against aggression of capitalism is a bit over the top. There are plenty of aggressive Hindus, trust me :)
The point is that you could blame some of it on corruption, poverty whatever but protectionism has been one of the greatest causes.
- kamaal 10y agoCorruption is again an easy animal to flog in the Indian context. The real issue here is scarcity. May we should start looking at the population problem at some point in time.
- guitarbill 10y ago> Corruption is again an easy animal to flog in the Indian context. The real issue here is scarcity. What does this even mean? That it's too easy to blame corruption? Corruption is exceedingly complex. In a large scale, it could result in policies that are bad for the majority of people, e.g. continued protectionism. Tackling the root cause will take generations until thinking changes. Scarcity on it's own makes no sense. Scarcity of what? Resources? Opportunities? Basic health care? People?
- kamaal 10y agoCorruption is a side effect of scarcity not a cause. Scarcity of everything. You might want to take a break and stay in India for a few years to understand what I'm talking about.