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Given the current grim plans of the government, I feel an economic slowdown is a necessary evil to wash out the government and force people to figure out what i

Given the current grim plans of the government, I feel an economic slowdown is a necessary evil to wash out the government and force people to figure out what is important for the whole country.

sbmthakur 7y ago
Which grim plans you're talking about?
kamaal 7y ago
Economic slowdown is unlikely to change anything at all. If any thing it will only accelerate the problems. It's easy to create the illusion of internal enemies as ruse to execute these kind of projects. Also people in general do not feel the effects of economy in a way it could effect their deeply routed political and socially held beliefs. You have to just let it play out. The current government is here to stay. There are plenty of people who will vote for pride etc kind of things. And there is no shortage of such projects the government has in pipeline, the nearest one is that Babri Masjid one. Unfortunately that is very likely it will happen in the case of India. It will be bad, and it will ruin everything we know. But then this generation(people in age group 35+ years) will be through(That is if they escape these camps). The next generation will see their illusions of supremacy shatter. The generation after that is what will see the con as it is. The economy and social conditions would largely be irreversible by then. This is beyond what other mess they left with to clear. The other part is the way Indian economy is structured, you won't see a collapse in the very same sense as US recessions happen. The living conditions and quality of things in general, plus the unorganized structure of the economy won't allow a one big collapse to happen. It will be a gradual pain, year after year. Come every year there will be less things going around. Until too much is lost. That is how it will very likely play out in India's case.

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Given the current grim plans of the government, I feel an economic slowdown is a necessary evil to wash out the government and force people to figure out what i

by brainless 7y ago

Given the current grim plans of the government, I feel an economic slowdown is a necessary evil to wash out the government and force people to figure out what is important for the whole country.

sbmthakur 7y ago
Which grim plans you're talking about?
kamaal 7y ago
Economic slowdown is unlikely to change anything at all. If any thing it will only accelerate the problems. It's easy to create the illusion of internal enemies as ruse to execute these kind of projects. Also people in general do not feel the effects of economy in a way it could effect their deeply routed political and socially held beliefs. You have to just let it play out. The current government is here to stay. There are plenty of people who will vote for pride etc kind of things. And there is no shortage of such projects the government has in pipeline, the nearest one is that Babri Masjid one. Unfortunately that is very likely it will happen in the case of India. It will be bad, and it will ruin everything we know. But then this generation(people in age group 35+ years) will be through(That is if they escape these camps). The next generation will see their illusions of supremacy shatter. The generation after that is what will see the con as it is. The economy and social conditions would largely be irreversible by then. This is beyond what other mess they left with to clear. The other part is the way Indian economy is structured, you won't see a collapse in the very same sense as US recessions happen. The living conditions and quality of things in general, plus the unorganized structure of the economy won't allow a one big collapse to happen. It will be a gradual pain, year after year. Come every year there will be less things going around. Until too much is lost. That is how it will very likely play out in India's case.