@In_Sane_Saint The biggest political competition today isn’t development, it’s freebies.
Once this trend started by one party, now every party had to follow to stay electorally competitive. The real change will come only when voters prioritize long-term development over short-term giveaways.
Everyone is debating income tax, but the bigger long-term debate is reservation in education and jobs. Tax policies change, but reservation shapes opportunities for generations. It’s time for an open, evidence-based discussion.
#reservationhatao
Easy to say when you ignore what people give up.
Supporting a family isn’t just
earning money, it’s sacrificing time, freedom, career choices, and personal ambitions.
Reducing that to “nothing” says more about your perspective than theirs.
@RajeshwariRW All boxes checked
✅ Science Student
✅ General Category
✅ Lower Middle Class Family
✅ No Generational Wealth
Yet survived and succeeded in career.
@ooru_bengaluru@Paritolkks Sounds good in theory, but what about people who have home loans and EMIs? Quitting work isn’t a realistic option for everyone.
@Vaishach@Paritolkks Exactly. Taxpayers are too few to make a big electoral impact. The real solution is to create more taxpayers by growing jobs, businesses, and the economy.
@ooru_bengaluru@Paritolkks A country can’t keep growing without people creating new ideas, businesses, and jobs. If the people driving innovation feel ignored, growth will slow. That’s bad for everyone, no matter who they vote for.