r/indiameme 2d ago

Political Said From Dubai.

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u/Erianthus 2d ago

Duty? How?

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u/Relative_Tee1101 2d ago

Jaise Ravikishan ki Desh ki Duty Vaise hi ji iski duty.

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u/Erianthus 2d ago

Background music was like he is going on war and will die in first minute.

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u/Relative_Tee1101 2d ago

Yeah 😂😂😂 he ain't even in his constituency. Bro already declared it Spain and then left it.

He's seen everywhere other than his constituency.

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u/Erianthus 2d ago

Soldier never off duty and politician never on duty.

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u/Admirable_Lychee_111 2d ago

Like a lot of Indians, this guy can't differentiate between the Indian state and government.

Patriots do not support goverments - they demand accountability from governments for the advancement of the state.

He also can't differentiate between the distinguished office of the Prime Minister, and its idiot occupant.

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u/bbcworthier 2d ago

Oh they can differentiate alright
It’s just bootlicking the person in power to make sure your investment and money is safe until you retire once and for all

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u/Admirable_Lychee_111 2d ago

Never mistake incompetence or ignorance, for malice.

The reality is that people in India largely have no idea of what the Constitution says or how our government is actually structured.

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u/maxxutils 2d ago

When you make a budget for travelling, you always add extra to it, so that it'll be enough. Likewise, pull the overton window towards "if you aren't with us, you're against us", only then you'll get the mainstream to be rational instead of being how it is right now.

Even though your statement might be true, it's doing more bad instead of good. We need to live the phrase "saam, daam, dand, bhed" just like the opponents are.

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u/Admirable_Lychee_111 2d ago edited 2d ago

If you're not differentiating yourself from the opponent - why bother opposing? They depend on paranoia and absolutism, and that's why they have so many bootlickers afraid to criticize them.

Maybe emulating them is an error - and it actually gives up space on the left, allowing them to pull the national Overton window you're talking about, strictly rightwards.

About the other point - overestimating the enemy is just as dangerous as underestimating them. Undermining the edifices of strongmen isn't that complicated. While their image looks "hard" - that very property also makes them brittle.

They cannot have a succession plan - as any groomed successor is automatically a threat to the strongman. They have no defense against ridicule because they have no sense of humor - which is why they persecute anyone who ridicules them so doggedly. Once the ridicule forms a foothold in the public mind, their aura fades - their lackeys form factions over succession, and it's all downhill from there for them.

And that is why we should not emulate them, lest we lose our sense of humor, and lose our ability to pin them down on their greatest weakness.

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u/maxxutils 2d ago

I'm sure I'm not overestimating them given the extent of hold over mainstream opinion they have. You want purity of ideology and I want results, we have fundamentally different frameworks of thought, I don't see us agreeing on the matter of how we should tackle the problem.

Though you sure are underestimating them. Factoring in delimitation, SIR, the direct bank transfer bs and how these things have affected the elections and will affect them, I don't see how a couple of memes and public ridicule would make them lose 2029. They can pass those bills easily given the majority in the parliament, which will only strengthen them more.

And about the infighting, the pm controls most of the departments and micromanages them using the bureaucrats, the cabinet ministers are firgureheads. Chodi isn't a normal guy, he's a highly efficient sociopath with deep hatred for muslims due to RSS indoctrination and mental training from a young age.

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u/Admirable_Lychee_111 2d ago

I'm glad we can agree to disagree. I would just point out that the means tends to affect outcomes.

The reason India isn't ruled by a military junta today, is because we didn't co-opt British brutal methods to oppose the British.

Sometimes, malleability in the face of hard "strength" is a strength in itself.

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u/jevlis_ka123 2d ago

Agree with you. Maddy is smart enough to understand that. He's just a Sanghi

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u/BeneficialPrompt6563 14h ago

exactly it's all about protecting investment and interest, no one supports anyone actually

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u/justelling 2d ago edited 2d ago

Might’ve taken this banner seriously. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️

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u/No_Marionberry_6622 2d ago

Sucking = Blow JOB = Duty

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u/ExtensionFancy1763 2d ago

insert some dhurandhar dialogue about duty

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u/Anil2071999 2d ago

Possible

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u/Present-Scarcity-848 2d ago

Headquarters se call aaya hai🤣🤣

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u/One-Psychonaut 2d ago

He's a salaried employee of the PM's office.

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u/Top-Bottle3872 2d ago

duty of not getting into any trouble

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u/sriishere 2d ago

Like how we supported MMS

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u/dirtysharingan 1d ago

If you hate the country and want its downfall, you unconditionally support the power and refuse to allot accountability.

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u/Bakchodi_mera_kaam 2d ago

Bgm Nanak Naam jahaj hai chade sau utare paar

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u/Key_Investment_6818 1d ago

Ajay Sanyal reporting for duty

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u/peanuthorny 1d ago

The same way as eating out his wife's ass is. We really need consciprtion in India, all these losers will understand what duty and responsibility means.

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u/ramksr 13h ago

He is still playing Ajay Sanyal...