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Care to explain how? His highest priorities appear to be 1) to bolster his ego and 2) to gain more popularity/consolidate his political position (usually with c
by webtechgal 9y ago
Care to explain how? His highest priorities appear to be 1) to bolster his ego and 2) to gain more popularity/consolidate his political position (usually with cheap-ish speeches, stunts, gimmicks etc.) while everything else takes a backseat. Seriously doubt if that is good for India.
- rtx 9y agoIndia is so big that centralization of power is impossible. But thats what is needed right now. We need to be yanked into 21St century. Only way to that is through charisma, because democracy and all.
- webtechgal 9y ago> India is so big that centralization of power is impossible. But thats what is needed right now. Sounds scary beyond description. > We need to be yanked into 21St century. Only way to that is through charisma So, getting 'yanked into 21st century' (whatever that is supposed to mean) would magically wipe out all the problems of the country (using charisma as a wand) - is that what you're saying?
- rtx 9y agoSeems to be working for China.
- webtechgal 9y agoAnd thus, a Modi bhakt is revealed. For those not from India, one of the standard characteristics of a dyed-in-the-wool Modi bhakt (devotee) is that the moment you say something against him (Modi), you are an anti-national.
- otalp 9y ago> We need to be yanked into 21St century. By a party whose sister organisation, the proto-fascist RSS is obsessed with taking India back to the the "glorious Hindu days" centuries ago?
- rtx 9y agoYou can't shame us way from being proud of our heritage.
- webtechgal 9y agoAge-old RSS modus operandi - when you can't argue a point, try to drive away from it, by bringing up a quasi-related nationalist issue.