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It’s ok to take criticism dude, that’s how things improve. Without acknowledging what’s wrong nothing gets better. This knee jerk reaction doesn’t help. No city
by seatac76 3y ago
It’s ok to take criticism dude, that’s how things improve. Without acknowledging what’s wrong nothing gets better. This knee jerk reaction doesn’t help. No city started out perfect, proper planning and work had to be done to make it better.
That article really did not stray much from the topic nor was it derisive, seems to highlight an interesting governing issue, which should be fixable by creating a city level accountable government. Really don’t get the need for whataboutism. This kind of though process is counter productive to a promising growing country.
- throwaway75 3y ago[flagged]
- seatac76 3y agoI wasn’t going to get baited but the dissonance in your argument is such that I had to. Just because some American cities are struggling, has no bearing on the state of Indian cities, the article absolutely was making a case to make things better in no way was it a political jibe. It is ridiculous to compare the state of US and Indian cities, I imagine you have not been here in the US. Even your argument is wrong Economist is a UK publication why point out US cities, why not cities in UK and Europe? I truly hope your mentality is in the minority because if this is how the young generation is thinking, things are headed for doom. No politics is worth sacrificing objectivity. You are hurting the country more than helping, it is ok to call out political jibes but this wasn’t it.