All it took was one 73 yr old man.. to stir the nation.. risk his life selflessly for an aggrieved nation bleeding to the rascals who by no vague means deserve to lead the country. A peaceful dignified genuine protest of four days to show what really needs to be done and how..
Talking of it, I cannot help but think of my state in this same country bleeding to death in the name of protest..Youth provoked misled.. horribly and ruthlessly asked to destroy in the name of dividing the state by losers sitting at the top calling themselves politicians. They have been witnessing the dance of death and revelling in the bloodshed for all they care is the cruel pleasure of having endless power to themselves..
Two years of lost peace..Lost lives or… killed rather.. Burnt buses.. City losing its daily life.. Citizens harassed and forced to cease simple mandatory activities..Lost Future..Disrupted present. I truly wonder if this is what people really want and if they really want it that badly.. why are we still nowhere near.. How much more do we have to lose to gain nothing..
As much as I celebrate for the nation’s victory now.. I grieve for what’s to come in a place I call home!!
Wish dere was a "like" and a "share" here..would have clicked on both.:) Not bothered abt telangana and andhra.. I only pray for Hyderabad...:|
ReplyDeletehee hee thanku thanku :) Hyd remains d heart of all dis agony :(
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ReplyDeleteOk, second time around.You seem to be giving a predictable anti-violent protest outlook.This is exactly what the politicians wanted from people who side against them.PREDICTABILITY.Never do so, for reasons beyond explanation in this little space.
I for one am not THAT surprised about the situation.You see, when people have a lot of free time, things like these start popping up.When their basic needs are satisfied at the primary levels (maslow's law) they move onto stuff like these which makes no sense to the lower proletarian class because all they are concerned is about food and shelter.So these politician's who start these riots and pretty good at understanding the mob psychology and mentality.They use these simpler desires and needs of life to fuel there own causes and entice people, the non-thinkers to join them.
And what you've ended up doing is also pretty much the same, but on the higher plane in the M.law.You are actually responding to the call to satisfy a moral problem.Joining people who all follow hazare.
I know i am hinting at a nation which is bound to be doomed, but every nation needs at least the majority of its populace to be free thinkers to progress socially.Just don't follow anyone is all i ask for.The moment we start herding together and forming groups, we are just falling prey to the next politician or leader who is controlling us and well, we are but puppets then.Case lost altogether.
So just think independently, no strings attached.Incredibly hard both at the beginning and later on as well.initial stages because we are all accustomed to follow someone else or something else.Hard to break out of that mold.Later on because once free, society ain't gonna be kind to you.it's gonna try and pull you back.that is when all this anger and resentment comes towards society and we see anti-social elements popping up here and there, who just give up.very easy to break at this point and most will and accept back society.The few who march on are the ones who'll actually be ruling the population because they can see everything.They can see how the system of human control works and they are not influenced by it.This is why leaders become leaders and people follow them.They think independently, not according to a set pattern and the intelligentsia left with the masses who couldn't break free the shackles of society just can't figure out as to how on earth they are controlling so many people at will.(which is what is going on here :P ).
So, think independent.
Peace out \/.
@bharad: dude u jus posted ur own post in mine :P.. but yes... independent thinking i get d point..appreciate ur patience and point of view.. :)
ReplyDelete@bharadwaj: dont u think uve been reading too much of ayn rand? not that i dont love her books but still... seems a lil too much of ayn rand talk....
ReplyDelete:) yawn..... kaiku re ye sab....
ReplyDelete@adhok : coz its my home town dumb dumb!! :P
ReplyDelete@ nikhil : As a matter of fact, i haven't read any of her books.But now that you've mentioned this, i think i should :D and sorry, but i hardly have a habit of reading books :/.
ReplyDeleteyeha!! yem raasindi ela raasindi enduku raasindi...raasindi naluguriki panikochinda leda annadi point kaadu....anukundi anukunnattu raasama leda..adi imp ..
ReplyDeleteCHEERS!!
@bhai : :D
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