Quote from: amishmanish on March 05, 2020, 02:24:11 AM

Quote from: legendster on March 04, 2020, 07:38:52 PM

Request denied.

LOL..Such a shame..I believe i present a better case in person because these requests don't get denied so bluntly. Or maybe, its just harder to say upfront that you'll continue to be a fuming jackass despite knowing that you can choose to be better. you not being YOU, of course.(stealing this, its too good)

Some fuming jackasses have a point. They're tired of being quiet for the sake of betterment even in the face of a blatant reality where things stay the same. The bigots evolve into racists and then into genocidal xenophobic mobs. In times like those (these), if the fuming jackasses don't speak up, the rest of you silent mules remain silent and in the process lose the function of your backbones. (you being not you)

Fool me once, shame on you (Gujrat)
Fool me twice, shame on me (Delhi)

Shall I go on?

Let's do that.

Demonetisation, something that bhakts have lauded from day one even if they had to cut off a limb from their own body in the name of modi-bhakti. Has been an utter failure. Let's look into the real reason why that is the case and how that lead to the current Yes Bank situation, the Sensex slide the drop in GDP and the faltering Rupee prices.
Because when the brilliant Mr. Modi with his modus operandi of bringing back black money, decided on going ahead with this utter nonsense. The first people to be made aware of the move were the Reliance group. The very people that funded our PM into power.
Now you may ignore that completely and say what's wrong with that? Well, sir if you ask that, then your moral compass is broken and you are uninformed about what is legal and illegal according to the constitution in India. Not only that, by implementing this BS move you set your banks up for utter failure. One of the biggest examples of that has been the failure of Punjab National Bank (twice), the failure of PMC bank, and the current Yes Bank crisis.
How? you may ask.
Simple. You forgot how banks actually made money and you set up zero infrastructure for them when you forced the nation to deposit all their money into the banking system. You forgot that banks do not make money by accepting deposits, they make money by lending out.
When you create an atmosphere of financial insecurity you take away the spirit of entrepreneurship and businesses in India. That animal spirit becomes the squeals of fleeing rats of a sinking ship. Today the banks have reduced the interest rates of all kinds of deposits. Not enough people are borrowing and this results in banks after banks being in utter turmoil. Flourishing housing finance stars like DHFL had to file for insolvency and the entire real estate sector in India crashed and burned on the whims of a tea seller. And to rub salt on the wound, each of these failed businesses have had to face the ED and CBI, which is nothing more than a piss poor attempt of eye washing the dumb bhakts so that they can stay confused, and loyal to our supreme leader.

Oh India! how mighty had thou becometh, now you lay in scattered like a raw earthen pot.

We are now living in an environment where people are not only afraid to take loans, but are afraid to open new businesses. And you ask us jackasses to remain passive? For how long? Till the new berlin wall separates us from Kashmir and Bangladesh? And then what? Smaller cousins of the Berlin walls to be sprouted between each and every community? And I haven't even begun to talk about that communal aspect yet, just the financial. And all for the promised land of a Hindu right-wing country where freedom has an asterisk looming over its head?

No sir, your request shall remain denied in as ineloquent manner as I mentioned before.

PS: Once again, 'you' is not "you". And let me know when you have digested this much. I shall go on about how the supreme leader is dividing India among communal lines with this CAA / NRC bullshit.