India’s government threatens to punish Twitter employees with fines and prison of up to 7 years unless they block ~250 accounts that criticize PM Modi, including accounts of activists, political commentators, a movie star, and an investigative magazine

[betapilli]

2 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

Indian elite is smart though. They pretended to be super left when they wanted to get rid of the British. 

It's a cycle in general, poor people are mostly left, there is a spectrum of left to right as people move from lower middle class to upper middle class, rich people are almost always right, but pretend to be left. 

[Dosakai]

2 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

balance of private and public is good for nation....

 

no such thing as 'balance' le. this pilli doesn't know what he's saying. lite.

govt has a purpose in the market. in the privatization process. Govt of India has completely abdicated the process. or has been vague about it.

Pilli is an ideological terrorist. The entire world functions in his little brain and he has no connect with actual reality and people and material things beyond his work.

[Dosakai]

Just now, betapilli said:

It's a cycle in general, poor people are mostly left, there is a spectrum of left to right as people move from lower middle class to upper middle class, rich people are almost always right, but pretend to be left. 

lol

[betapilli]

4 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

balance of private and public is good for nation....

 

If country has the resources, maybe. In a country where no one pays taxes, public firms are a farce to make people pay more taxes. 

[Dosakai]

1 minute ago, betapilli said:

If country has the resources, maybe. In a country where no one pays taxes, public firms are a farce to make people pay more taxes. 

public firms don't depend on taxes. They make money by participating in the market like all other firms. 

what are you even talking?

[dewarist]

Whole ga choostunte, india image ki hole matram pakka ee moves thoti

[Dosakai]

Just now, dewarist said:

Whole ga choostunte, india image ki hole matram pakka ee moves thoti

yes. good. India deserves to be sanctioned by the world.

[Dosakai]

8 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Mass privatisation—> mass libertarianism —-> raise of more Randians. You would love that...won’t u? 
just saying ..

I find randians mostly fcuking stupid. like their brain is stuck at the page they bailed out of Atlas Shrugged.

you know, because no one in their right mind is gonna read all the trash drama in the third act of the book. the mystery dies when Gohn Galt shows himself, and its a bore after that.

[betapilli]

Just now, Dosakai said:

public firms don't depend on taxes. They make money by participating in the market like all other firms. 

what are you even talking?

Take the example of Tadepalligudem, it is a town where no one pays taxes, but people make crores in sale of vegetables. The Government of India started an NIT in Tadepalligudem, where it is paying people money, and the money is taxable. All the money that comes from the town is because of firms owned by the Government, and banks. So, basically you have a town that operates in a way where only Government employees pay taxes and everyone else gets the benefits of tax paying community. If the Government doesn't have the resources to make all the transactions taxable by it's own firms, the only way out is privatization using corporations that can actually pay taxes. Otherwise, the country is only running on Government employees that pay taxes. 

[dewarist]

4 minutes ago, Dosakai said:

yes. good. India deserves to be sanctioned by the world.

Saami nee flow neede kada

[Dosakai]

14 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

balance of private and public is good for nation....

 

govt exists to create legislative framework for the market to exist. and create institutions to regulate it. 

whether the govt chooses to participate in the market (like China), or leave it up completely to private players (US) is purely governance strategy. 

Indian govt is incompetent, has always been incompetent to legislate and create strong institutions to regulate the market. 

farmers are protesting because they don't trust the govt to keep their promise, because they are living the reality of the machinations of govt of India.

Pilli ruminating about private corporations is just him masturbating his brain to Ayn Rand's fountain head. nothing more.

[Dosakai]

5 minutes ago, betapilli said:

Take the example of Tadepalligudem, it is a town where no one pays taxes, but people make crores in sale of vegetables. The Government of India started an NIT in Tadepalligudem, where it is paying people money, and the money is taxable. All the money that comes from the town is because of firms owned by the Government, and banks. So, basically you have a town that operates in a way where only Government employees pay taxes and everyone else gets the benefits of tax paying community. If the Government doesn't have the resources to make all the transactions taxable by it's own firms, the only way out is privatization using corporations that can actually pay taxes. Otherwise, the country is only running on Government employees that pay taxes. 

do you understand what a public firm is? are you saying NIT is a public firm?

[Dosakai]

6 minutes ago, dewarist said:

Saami nee flow neede kada

there's no point in railing against Modi, when the problem is India itself. feel free to point out where I'm wrong.

[betapilli]

2 minutes ago, Dosakai said:

govt exists to create legislative framework for the market to exist. and create institutions to regulate it. 

 

 

whether the govt chooses to participate in the market (like China), or leave it up completely to private players (US) is purely governance strategy. 

 

 

Indian govt is incompetent, has always been incompetent to legislate and create strong institutions to regulate the market. 

farmers are protesting because they don't trust the govt to keep their promise, because they are living the reality of the machinations of govt of India.

Pilli ruminating about private corporations is just him masturbating his brain to Ayn Rand's fountain head. nothing more.

India doesn't have the resources to run businesses and run profitable firms. Besides, what's the incentive for the Government to run firms when private corporations can do the same? 

[betapilli]

2 minutes ago, Dosakai said:

do you understand what a public firm is? are you saying NIT is a public firm?

No, I am just saying people who are employed there pay taxes while others don't. How will you ensure that the unorganized sector is taxable and accounted for in the GDP?