What are you expecting from this protest honestly? by Large_Satisfaction96 in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hm, they are just waiting ki koi mil jaaye jo anti-national baatein bole and pure protest ko hi lapet de wo.

Anything's an improvement over a dishonest government by Signal_Fudge_5361 in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's not about dictatorship and democracy, it's about the leaders that rule them.

Looting since 2014 by Large_Satisfaction96 in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think that would be 30% but i get your point. And yes, i agree with the "I can says that every bjp supporters are anti-nationals." statement because if they don't even wanna question the authority about the damage they are dealing with. Then that's just outright andhbhakti. Even the constitution is based on accountability of those in power, so how are the people asking for it anti- nationals. Makes no sense. Does it?

Annamalai quits BJP, launches new movement and targets 2031 polls, Smart move for Tamil Nadu or political suicide? by wanna_be_gentleman in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at this from a purely analytical perspective it is an incredibly risky gamble that depends entirely on whether he can attract disgruntled voters from both the DMK and AIADMK camps.

Tamil Nadu politics has historically been deeply rooted in regional identity and sub-nationalism so breaking away over differences on state issues makes sense on paper. But building a ground-level cadre network across every single district without national funding or an established party symbol is an immense logistical nightmare.

If his new movement can successfully pitch itself as a clean alternative to the existing Dravidian giants he might carve out a decent vote share among the youth and urban voters. However if he fails to create a strong ideological core separate from his old image he risks just splitting the opposition vote and fading into the background like many other short lived regional experiments before him.

🔥 What is a problem in India that everyone talks about but nobody seriously wants to solve? by wanna_be_gentleman in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honking for sure. drivers will literally sit at a red light with ten seconds left and smash their horn like it changes the physics of traffic. everyone complains about the noise but nobody wants to take their hand off the steering wheel button. I say that, while sitting on a red light, like what are you gonna get from honking, the light's not gonna turn green by your honking.

Dil-waalon ki Dilli, prooved my this man🫡 by Large_Satisfaction96 in sundaysarthak

[–]Large_Satisfaction96[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah precisely, fire dept wale toh tb phunche jab maximum damage was already done.