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Posted: 4 years ago
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Right to Vote is not a fundamental right in India


Advocating for dictatorship is ridiculous

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Posted: 4 years ago
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What a fool....must have joined the Kangna Academy....who is he?? I mean WTF is he smoking???🤢

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Isn't him another nepo? South industry is full of nepotism more than in bollywood but no one talk about it

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: MujheMaarjaneDo

That is classic Socrates argument. And what he is saying is quite an intelligent thing. Yes it is not practical because questions always come who decides who is capable of voting but if world was that way it would have better, if only those who are capable of understanding of the working of elections voted.


He is not talking about dictatorship.

Lekin Twitter ke intellectuals ko har jagha right wing dikhai deta hain, I mean it is useless to even argue with them.

Liberals, ghante ke liberals, when they can't even understand someone's point og view.


Authrotism is a rw concept shows these liberal bhakts shows how unaware of history and politics these people are 😆


Nice summary of socrats bhai philosophy questions


Socrates’s point is that voting in an election is a skill, not a random intuition. And like any skill, it needs to be taught systematically to people. Letting the citizenry vote without an education is as irresponsible as putting them in charge of a trireme sailing to Samos in a storm.

Socrates was not elitist in the normal sense. He didn’t believe that a narrow few should only ever vote. He did, however, insist that only those who had thought about issues rationally and deeply should be let near a vote. We have forgotten this distinction between an intellectual democracy and a democracy by birthright. We have given the vote to all without connecting it to that of wisdom. And Socrates knew exactly where that would lead: to a system the Greeks feared above all, demagoguery.

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: S_H_Y


Authrotism is a rw concept shows these liberal bhakts shows how unaware of history and politics these people are 😆


Nice summary of socrats bhai philosophy questions


Socrates’s point is that voting in an election is a skill, not a random intuition. And like any skill, it needs to be taught systematically to people. Letting the citizenry vote without an education is as irresponsible as putting them in charge of a trireme sailing to Samos in a storm.

Socrates was not elitist in the normal sense. He didn’t believe that a narrow few should only ever vote. He did, however, insist that only those who had thought about issues rationally and deeply should be let near a vote. We have forgotten this distinction between an intellectual democracy and a democracy by birthright. We have given the vote to all without connecting it to that of wisdom. And Socrates knew exactly where that would lead: to a system the Greeks feared above all, demagoguery.


Kal ko yeh chaman Pol Pot, Stalin, Lenin, North Korean government aur Chinese government ko bhi right wing bolenge😆

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: Dirdam

Isn't him another nepo? South industry is full of nepotism more than in bollywood but no one talk about it


No he is not. He is as outsider as an outsider can be.

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Posted: 4 years ago
#17

Apolitical people are best


Stay out of this nonsense


Michael Jordan said republicans or democrats they all buy sneakers 😆

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