/pol/ - Politics

>>11(OP)

Modi's government is not fascist at all even if freedom of expression is the sole criterion for assessment. The European Union has a law that prevents people from criticising their liberal governments on social media. Wonder why they aren't termed fascist. India itself has made me lose all hope under a democracy, let alone a false one. I just hope that dehati rightoids and these libchakkas someday experience what true unadulterated fascism is.

>>14

No real fascism has ever happened in India since independence

>>14

True fuckism would have devastating consequences on the long term causing even more far left retards making things all the more worse. Only way for moderation is a cold and silent policy making for the better as it is guaranteed that progress in any way will be met with immediate, retarded criticism.

The masses should be kept illiterate, this is the only way forward. But, there must be fail-proof system to see if the people in the shadows are actually on the side of the greater good.

This is unlikely in all ways though, I think.

>>17

I don't understand why government does not use illegal kanglus for free work in labour camps.

This strategy was very successful in making the west rich.

>>18

That time has passed kek

>>18

Security guards and kaamwali bais are mostly kanglus

>>20

Yea but it's not efficient or that profitable.

Actual solutions:

>Replace Bihari labourers with kanglus.

>Increase their working hours, reduce pay.

>Teach the now surplus unemployed bihari's better skills that are useful in modern factory's.

>Use extra profit from kanglus labour for infrastructure and better primary education.