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being a Bengali or Bihari can be embarrassing to those with some shame.
I have to give it to you guys, you can be racists towards your own countrymen while being proud of your supposed nationalism! Now i can understand racism but dont understand how guys like you or luffi from Bangladesh can be online racists, its like orks from lotr being racists towards the elfs!! I guess its rabid idologies both of you believe in are to blame. Must say its an interesting social phenomenon!

Just another idiot in my ignore list.
 
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I have to give it to you guys, you can be racists towards your own countrymen while being proud of your supposed nationalism! Now i can understand racism but dont understand guys like you or luffi from Bangladesh can be online racists, its like orks from lotr being racists towards the elfs!! I guess its rabid idologies both of you believe in. Must say its an interesting social phenomenon!

Just another idiot in my ignore list.

LOL...... how is it racist to speak facts ? ...... Bongs have the distinction of first voting for China loving Communist and now Hindu hating/Baiting Mumtaz Banerjee. :cheesy:

This proud achievement continue to remain your own. Kindly do not deny this great achievement.

You can continue to "ignore" realities, but they do not change just because you don't have the integrity or courage to face it.
 
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For the record I have to expose Xtians in pdf because they pretty much always hide their religion and bash Hinduism by hiding under the veil of anonymity provided by the forum.
Show a single Christian poster like that,please...
Then what about those who hides their 'ethnicity' and "sex' in this forum??
 
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I have said couple pages back in a reply to banglore, but since then have been swarmed by all kind of idiots who started pelting me all sort of links google search can bring up, called me muslim or christian, called me bengali as if thats an insult.

Guess i should just have avoided this thread. People here take any criticisn to dear godji to their heart!

I have not insulted you in my post, nor do I intend to do so. I am merely inquiring as to what point you are trying to make.
 
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I have not insulted you in my post, nor do I intend to do so. I am merely inquiring as to what point you are trying to make.

If he wanted to give a straight reply he would have by now. He just want to hide in the shadow and make snide attacks and play the Victim when caught with his pants down.
 
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I have not insulted you in my post, nor do I intend to do so. I am merely inquiring as to what point you are trying to make.
Thank you for asking nicely, i was making an equivalence of traditonal conservative establishment in US and so called RWs of India who in my opinion dont have penchant for free market, privatization, reduced govt footprint etc, or refrain to do so because it'd be unpopular with the people.

Anyway too late for that conversation, its time for me to go to sleep.
 
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Thank you for asking nicely, i was making an equivalence of traditonal conservative establishment in US and so called RWs of India who in my opinion dont have penchant for free market, privatization, reduced govt footprint etc, or refrain to do so because it'd be unpopular with the people.

Anyway too late for that conversation, its time for me to go to sleep.

Ah....so you admit it was you OPINION of Right Wingers that you were trying to Push and cover up as analysis with unrelated posts which you hoped will act like "evidence".

Dr. Subramaniam Swamy is pretty much as Right Wing as one can get and he has been a sturdy supporter of Free Market, Privatization and reducing govt. footprint :cheesy:

In fact the Modi govt. has drastically eliminated the "planning commission" that gave the govt. tremendous power and FOOTPRINT and has replaced that with Niti Ayog. Devolving power to the States that has reduced Central Govt. footprint tremendously.

Not to mention the fact that Gujarat has been a paradise for Free Market. So much so that most trade unions worry about the effect of free market on minimum wages.


So looks like your OPINION is not supported by Evidence, Only PREJUDICE.
 
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Rehman is one of the only two Muslim candidates fielded by the BJP, and the only one in Seemanchal. Here in Kishanganj, where Muslims form an overwhelming 70 per cent of the population, a large number of them consider his decision “to hold the saffron flag nothing less than blasphemy”, especially because the entry of Asaduddin Owaisi’s party has raised fears about a split in the Muslim vote helping the BJP.
“People made me cry a lot. Everywhere I went, they would hold me by the collar and ask questions,” Rehman said. “It was a big decision (joining the BJP), full of challenges. Even my father asked a lot of questions.”

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A large group of men made a circle around the tea stall, listening intently. “People wouldn’t understand. But now, it seems they are responding to me. I have been explaining my reasons for going to the BJP ever since I joined last year,” Rehman said. “I am a pucca Musalman. Main BJP ya Narendra Modi se nahin darta. Main JD(U) ya RJD se nahin darta. Main bas Allah se darta hoon (I am not scared of the BJP or Narendra Modi, of the JD(U) or the RJD. I fear only Allah). I want to see development, especially in the Muslim belt of Kishanganj.”
Rehman is contesting from Kocha Dhaman, site of a fierce contest that includes Mujahid Alam of the maha gathbandhan and Akhtarul Iman, Bihar president of Owaisi’s AIMIM. Both belong to the majority Surjapuri caste of Muslims. Rehman belongs to the Shershahbadi caste that forms 20 per cent of the Muslims here.

There is a sharp division between the two castes, which explains why the BJP chose Rehman. It will be hoping that Iman will cut hugely into the maha gathbandhan vote; he is a fiery orator and locally popular, and is armed with Owaisi’s appeal among certain sections. The BJP is aiming at a combination of the Shershahbadi and Hindu minority vote. On the ground, however, that seems difficult because Imam, who had won on an RJD ticket in 2010, fancies his own chances.

“It is my rebellion against those who have been deceiving Muslims here for decades now,” Rehman said. “If not I, somebody like me will someday break the monopoly of these people who have been consistently elected but done nothing for the people.”

He explained the “biggest reason” for his joining the BJP. “Kishanganj have always voted against the BJP and people were given the false hope that it will ensure the well-being of Muslims,” he said. “But when the Sachar Committee report and Ranganath Mishra report became public, we found the condition of Muslims is worse than that of Dalits and Mahadalits. My question is, when the BJP has never won in Bihar, why is the condition of Muslims like this here?”

He said the JD(U)-BJP alliance government had done a good job. “BJP ministers worked well and there was development.”
Rehman is married with five children. Before joining politics, he was running a clothes shop. “Now I run Deni (religious) Public School,” he said. “I was a prakhand head of the Congress before joining the BJP. There was no chance of getting anything done while in the Congress.”
About the beef controversy, Rehman said, “My religion permits me to eat it, so I will keep eating it. Nobody can stop me.” He said the beef controversy will die down as soon the Bihar elections end. “It is all rajniti.”

Rehman said people ask him about the 2002 Gujarat riots and he has an answer. “In 2004, the Union government changed and the Congress came to power. People had voted with a demand to punish the rioters. The government couldn’t prove the BJP and Modi’s role. Either the Congress took a bribe and did Muslims an injustice, or Modi government had done no wrong.”

Rehman has been the target of harsh attacks. During a speech in Kocha Dhaman, Iman said, “Abdul Rehman is our brother who has been taken away (in order to) harm us. We need to save our brother.”

- See more at: Bihar polls: People made me cry a lot, says BJP’s ‘pucca Musalman’ | The Indian Express



The likes pappu yadav ,tarique anwar (sp), aimim are also in fray so its not all cake walk as you think for thugbandhan



Modi's Attempts To Communalise Bihar

this itself shows that Muslims have a very strong tendency to vote against BJP. Not only against BJP but anyone who can defeat BJP. They vote as a community block and still secular. The party which is voted to power by the people of India is communal.
 
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Thank you for asking nicely, i was making an equivalence of traditonal conservative establishment in US and so called RWs of India who in my opinion dont have penchant for free market, privatization, reduced govt footprint etc, or refrain to do so because it'd be unpopular with the people.

Anyway too late for that conversation, its time for me to go to sleep.

Well I'll post my counter arguments anyway :cool:

"refrain to do so because it'd be unpopular with the people"

I feel the biggest issues are more politics of opposition rather than the ruling BJP (Congress refusal to pass GST despite near international recognition by economic institutions, especially American ones, that it would greatly boost the economy) in why major reforms can't be passed. Rayja Sabha is a curse to new parties in power and a blessing to previous ones. Other issues such as separate civil code for Muslims is indeed a politically unpopular issue at the time. Elections are too close for BJP to try and push for uniformity without risking the Muslim vote, who might misinterpret the intentions.

privatization, reduced govt footprint

These go hand in hand. As privatizing government monopolies will naturally lead to reduction in government. I have to agree with you on this one, unfortunately. Modi has talked a lot about privatization in a number of sectors, but has not delivered due to fear of political backlash from Unions. Instead he is going down a much weaker path where he privatizing at a piecemeal rate. The only silver lining here is that he is letting the private market lead new growth of certain markets as has been shown with the rapid pace of Coal Block auctions to private players.

"free market"

But you are right in that for India free market capitalization of American standards of are currently impossible due to the socialist mindset and ultra-left wing mentalities still rampant in the country. Doesn't change the fact that World Bank improved India's rank in 'Ease of Doing Business' by 12 in just a year under NDA rule from 142 to 130, still a long way to go though. If India can crack the top 50, then it would be a comparable 'Free Market' to other Western Nations. Modi has said he is going to achieve this almost unbelievable feat before his tenure ends. Good start now, but we will see if he can continue to deliver, he has 80 more ranks to go.


But either way, goodnight.:sleep:
 
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