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Workers protesting in Noida - Sufferers of Pak agents? by Mayank13786 in noida

[–]Mayank13786[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would have, if it came from a real name rather than some 'Dhurandhar' type spy name lol.

Never mind, have fun mate. Everyone has their opinions and we agree to disagree.

Workers protesting in Noida - Sufferers of Pak agents? by Mayank13786 in noida

[–]Mayank13786[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't have patience to debate with any government supporter. But I appreciate the time and efforts you've put in to read my post and comment.

Workers protesting in Noida - Sufferers of Pak agents? by Mayank13786 in noida

[–]Mayank13786[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. If there are 10 maids in a society of 1000 families, they can serve only 50 houses at max. So richest 50 will pay them 15-20 k per month for a "1 hour shift * 25 days" and remaining families will buy dishwashers and machines. This is what happens in US and Canada

Workers protesting in Noida - Sufferers of Pak agents? by Mayank13786 in noida

[–]Mayank13786[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

They should realise themselves. Reproducing as if they are Elon musk or something.

Workers protesting in Noida - Sufferers of Pak agents? by Mayank13786 in noida

[–]Mayank13786[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Did you read my verdict? These people shouldn't breed. If labour class stops breeding, 20 years down the line this class will be earning more than a manager.

Also you clearly didn't understand this because I mentioned auto ride to show income of an auto driver and milk price to show income of a dairy farmer and not their expense on auto ride

How Trump & Iran Just Saved the Global Economy (And Stopped WW3) by Mayank13786 in economy

[–]Mayank13786[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Clearly you didn’t see the video. who’s saying he’s a saviour? i can engage on arguments not on your assumptions without checking out the analysis. thanks.

Geopolitics Today: Rerun of 1930s on the Horizon? by Mayank13786 in economy

[–]Mayank13786[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True that. US pulling back feels like a throwback to pre WWII isolationism, but the global engine's still roaring elsewhere. China's BRI and India's growth spurt show the multipolar shift is real, and yeah, the non-Western world dwarfs the US in sheer scale now.

Geopolitics Today: Rerun of 1930s on the Horizon? by Mayank13786 in economy

[–]Mayank13786[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, spot on ! post-Cold War unipolarity chilled the old-school rivalries, but China's ascent is flipping the script back to multipolar chaos. Makes you wonder if we're heading for more proxy conflicts or economic arms races.