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Have you seen this or not ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHcKlIsvAQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHcKlIsvAQ It is not adding another layer, it is refacto

by chakde 15y ago

Have you seen this or not ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHcKlIsvAQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHcKlIsvAQ It is not adding another layer, it is refactoring the system based on good evidence that this has worked before. People talking about real cause and root cause are welcome to start a movement to solve that. When you are able to convince a few friends and gather a few followers, please let us know.

digamber_kamat 15y ago
What is there in those videos besides some Anna-glorification ? And to talk about supporters, yes, there are a large number of people that think like me, it is just that they are not firing from shoulders of an good intentioned old man. You can see the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/Indians4Republic https://www.facebook.com/Indians4Republic Or Pragati: http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/ http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/
- 0xdeadc0de 15y ago
  Hey, thanks for the links I was like a minority arguing against my friends on FB all these days
- chakde 15y ago
  What he is actually saying is that people are supporting Anna without necessarily understanding the reasons why - then he proceeds to lay down the reasons how we got to this situation after 43 years of the bill and the recent increase in public pilfering. Also given is the example of the cleanup of Hong Kong corruption using an independant body with powers. Interesting links. But the constitution does not say government should be small. And flip side of great business freedom is potential for greater exploitation. So you'd likely face headwinds as strong as Anna is facing if you were in his position.
  - digamber_kamat 15y ago
    Constitution does not say government should be small but common sense does. Also, wasting taxpayer's money over soap factories and airlines (not even 5% of India's population uses them) is also exploitation which has lead to abject poverty. A million children in India die every year just because of lack of food. An open economy is certainly not free from faults but it at least helps us get rid of some basic problems. The new problems that arise that need to be addressed then. Our primary objective must to end that acute poverty which then leads to people selling their votes for a bag of rice.

by chakde 15y ago

digamber_kamat 15y ago

What is there in those videos besides some Anna-glorification ? And to talk about supporters, yes, there are a large number of people that think like me, it is just that they are not firing from shoulders of an good intentioned old man. You can see the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/Indians4Republic https://www.facebook.com/Indians4Republic Or Pragati: http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/ http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/

0xdeadc0de 15y ago
Hey, thanks for the links I was like a minority arguing against my friends on FB all these days
chakde 15y ago
What he is actually saying is that people are supporting Anna without necessarily understanding the reasons why - then he proceeds to lay down the reasons how we got to this situation after 43 years of the bill and the recent increase in public pilfering. Also given is the example of the cleanup of Hong Kong corruption using an independant body with powers. Interesting links. But the constitution does not say government should be small. And flip side of great business freedom is potential for greater exploitation. So you'd likely face headwinds as strong as Anna is facing if you were in his position.
- digamber_kamat 15y ago
  Constitution does not say government should be small but common sense does. Also, wasting taxpayer's money over soap factories and airlines (not even 5% of India's population uses them) is also exploitation which has lead to abject poverty. A million children in India die every year just because of lack of food. An open economy is certainly not free from faults but it at least helps us get rid of some basic problems. The new problems that arise that need to be addressed then. Our primary objective must to end that acute poverty which then leads to people selling their votes for a bag of rice.