11-28-2011, 09:26 PM
[quote name='ravish' date='28 November 2011 - 08:03 PM' timestamp='1322490327' post='113890']
Savitriji.
Perhaps I have not been able to make my point of view clear to you in the blog above. I have not supported FDI in retail sector. I have pointed out that the political opponents of the FDI have only pointed out the likely damage it will cause to the small time retail businessmen. None of them have countered the argument of the Congress Party that FDI will generate large scale employment in rural areas, as well as help in building up infrastructure in the villages. In the process BJP is giving an impression that it is concerned only with the interest of the small business and do not cafre for the rural populationââ¬â¢s welfare.
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Point #1 is for you to realize that the small businessmen in this sector is so very enormous. In capitalist system the surplus labour (caused by this kind of havocs) has to be trained in other sectors to fit in and such trained resource of men are just inventories to be employed i.e. there is no guarantee of any employment. It costs money to train and so the system would spend only so much as is needed and those people who didn't get such benefit are laid waste. Practically the people who are robbed of their occupation and merely laid waste would account in millions. The survivors and beneficiaries of this capitalist catastrophe is akin to the Abrahamic God picking up a few good guys to take them to heaven while the rest are to go to hell. If you don't understand this capitalist method that stems from the philosophical root of abandonment of the westerners I am truly sorry for you. Please atleast realize that India is not a truly capitalist country and we have only some sectors that can be accepted as part of the capitalist mode of production that too with varying degrees of efficiency. If you studied the effects of capitalism in all the western countries you would notice that it depopulates the rural area and pushes the helpless people into the urban area mostly into the ghettos.
Point #2 is that if you believe in the political gimmicks and goebellian propaganda of the Congress Party it is your choice. Basically you believe in the system of capitalism as a social instrument of progress and justice and that is where I differ from you. We have alternatives that had put us on top of the world, as the industrial workshop of the world, even 400 years ago. As far as technology is concerned the Hindu system was great pioneer way back in time. Our backbones were broken by colonialism and later by their secularist successors of the congress party who have decided to abandon the Hindu system of social justice and broad development in favour of global economy, making people as commodities and to steal and stash our wealth in foreign lands. Our fight from the foreign yoke is still in progress.
Pl. do go through the following articles that would throw more light on this subject.
[url="http://janamejayan.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/fdi-in-retail-learn-from-hindu-dharma-learn-from-tesco-a-billion-pound-operation-a-monopoly-causing-social-and-environmental-problems/"]FDI in retail? Learn from Hindu Dharma. Learn from Tesco, a billion pound operation, a monopoly causing social and environmental problems.[/url]
[url="http://www.docstoc.com/docs/80915291/HINDUTVA_PRINCIPLES_FOR_ECONOMIC_DEVELOPMENT%5B1%5D"]HINDUTVA PRINCIPLES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT[1] by Dr.Subramanian Swamy[/url]
[url="http://www.docstoc.com/docs/98845220/Hindu-social-corporate-form-and-sreni-dharma-%28October-2011%29"]Hindu social corporate form and sreni dharma (October 2011)[/url]
Savitriji.
Perhaps I have not been able to make my point of view clear to you in the blog above. I have not supported FDI in retail sector. I have pointed out that the political opponents of the FDI have only pointed out the likely damage it will cause to the small time retail businessmen. None of them have countered the argument of the Congress Party that FDI will generate large scale employment in rural areas, as well as help in building up infrastructure in the villages. In the process BJP is giving an impression that it is concerned only with the interest of the small business and do not cafre for the rural populationââ¬â¢s welfare.
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Point #1 is for you to realize that the small businessmen in this sector is so very enormous. In capitalist system the surplus labour (caused by this kind of havocs) has to be trained in other sectors to fit in and such trained resource of men are just inventories to be employed i.e. there is no guarantee of any employment. It costs money to train and so the system would spend only so much as is needed and those people who didn't get such benefit are laid waste. Practically the people who are robbed of their occupation and merely laid waste would account in millions. The survivors and beneficiaries of this capitalist catastrophe is akin to the Abrahamic God picking up a few good guys to take them to heaven while the rest are to go to hell. If you don't understand this capitalist method that stems from the philosophical root of abandonment of the westerners I am truly sorry for you. Please atleast realize that India is not a truly capitalist country and we have only some sectors that can be accepted as part of the capitalist mode of production that too with varying degrees of efficiency. If you studied the effects of capitalism in all the western countries you would notice that it depopulates the rural area and pushes the helpless people into the urban area mostly into the ghettos.
Point #2 is that if you believe in the political gimmicks and goebellian propaganda of the Congress Party it is your choice. Basically you believe in the system of capitalism as a social instrument of progress and justice and that is where I differ from you. We have alternatives that had put us on top of the world, as the industrial workshop of the world, even 400 years ago. As far as technology is concerned the Hindu system was great pioneer way back in time. Our backbones were broken by colonialism and later by their secularist successors of the congress party who have decided to abandon the Hindu system of social justice and broad development in favour of global economy, making people as commodities and to steal and stash our wealth in foreign lands. Our fight from the foreign yoke is still in progress.
Pl. do go through the following articles that would throw more light on this subject.
[url="http://janamejayan.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/fdi-in-retail-learn-from-hindu-dharma-learn-from-tesco-a-billion-pound-operation-a-monopoly-causing-social-and-environmental-problems/"]FDI in retail? Learn from Hindu Dharma. Learn from Tesco, a billion pound operation, a monopoly causing social and environmental problems.[/url]
[url="http://www.docstoc.com/docs/80915291/HINDUTVA_PRINCIPLES_FOR_ECONOMIC_DEVELOPMENT%5B1%5D"]HINDUTVA PRINCIPLES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT[1] by Dr.Subramanian Swamy[/url]
[url="http://www.docstoc.com/docs/98845220/Hindu-social-corporate-form-and-sreni-dharma-%28October-2011%29"]Hindu social corporate form and sreni dharma (October 2011)[/url]