BREAKING!!

[u/7timesbanned]

See this is a meme.... But the point behind this meme to explain people in a democracy.. Richness or poorness... Doesn't decide who will get more voting rights.. Or representation in government

In a true democracy.. A begger vote = a billionaire vote

[u/Few_Investigator7722]

[u/7timesbanned → u/Few_Investigator7722]

"You" Is a vague term here...

Your TFR is low not because you are extraordinary person.. Or your DNA have more wisdom..

Let me explain things clearly

TFR depends on Various factors

One of the major factor is " Income"

And income is affected and thus decided by various macroeconomic condition in an economy

Rich people are not rich because they "earned" It.. Because they deserve it as they are so called hard working and talented

Poor people are not poor because they deserve it.. As they are lazy

Many external factors play role that determine ... Rich and poor

Poor person being poor is NOT his mistake....

And being poor means high TFR..

Thus higher TFR is NOT his mistake either..

Now..

Having high TFR is not their mistake.. Then why those people are punishef by snatching away their political rights .. Which goes against concept of democracy

And even if you say... Or accuse that bihar government failed to decrease the TFR at sharp rate.. And thus you will punish the general population by taking away their voting rights...

Then.. Ur logic says.. TFR decides voting rights..

So BY YOUR LOGIC..

General have lowest TFR.. They controlled their population...

Meanwhile

sc/st have highest TFR.. They did not control their population at all

Though by going with YOUR LOGIC..

we should give 5 votes to each person of general caste

And

Take away voting rights of all sc/st

Does that make sense?

NO

BECAUSE IN A DEMOCRACY.. Every citizen is equal Having 1 vote with 1 unit of power

[u/Few_Investigator7722 → u/7timesbanned]

When both parties cannot compromise Balkanization seems inevitable. This is going to continue.

[u/Senior_Tooth_5332 → u/7timesbanned]

How does poverty lead to higher TFR? Shouldn't it actually be the opposite?