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> _language of instruction is more or less irrelevant_. Since it is 'irrelevant', perhaps the colonial state can stop sapping our taxes to fund 'english-only'
by thwer342341 7y ago
> _language of instruction is more or less irrelevant_.
Since it is 'irrelevant', perhaps the colonial state can stop sapping our taxes to fund 'english-only' universities, and instead educate and 'skill' the 90 % (instead of teaching them broken english). It's insane that being pro-British empire is a stance that is even morally justified in a nation of 1 billion.
It's not at all surprising that India's socio-economic indicators are worse even compared to Africa. How would it not be, when the state sucks the blood of the non-elite basically to create an endless supply of white-collar labour for English-speaking nations.
- mangamadaiyan 7y agoThe language of instruction is irrelevant because there are deeper issues to fix. The issues you mention ("pro-British") are irrelevant too, they are not the problem. But I'm going to stop here and not engage with you further.