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I don’t think it’s unique to India unfortunately. I feel this is also strong in the US where the « people » and the « government » always seem very separated an
by gregcrv 8y ago
I don’t think it’s unique to India unfortunately. I feel this is also strong in the US where the « people » and the « government » always seem very separated and opposing each other. I am also annoyed by the characterization of « government land » rather than « public land ». Not sure if the low turnout in US elections is the cause or consequence of that separation.