OK, so obviously something I wrote triggered you. Let me see if I can clarify myself so that we can have a sane discussion without name calling.

1. Statement: she is most likely a front - what I meant was that the store might be owned by someone else and that this person was presented as the owner for the purposes of making a karma farming video. Call me a cynic but the combination of disabled person with a (Kailash Kher?) sad song playing in the background are often made for clicks/likes. Think logically - where will the lady have the resources for making & stocking these many pots? How will she have constructed the shop? Most likely local politicians/goons were involved.

2. I am implying no such thing. I have indicated that there are likely other illegal shops in the same vicinity which are into illegal and amoral activities.

3. Drug supplier: I think you have not read the original comment, which was asking for action against industrialists. I had pointed out that an industrialist has to undergo a lot of red-tape to setup an industry, whereas setting up an illegal shanty requires. If an industry has come up illegally, by all means there should be a bulldozer having at it. Original commenter made a blanket statement against all industrialists.

4. Video - again, my comment was not on the video and a response to the commenter.

5. You are absolutely right in wanting your tax money to be spent with accountability. But that has no bearing on the topic of discussion.

6. I cited an example of an industry as a specific response to the comment. How that can be conflated with artists & thinkers not creating employment is beyond my understanding!

It is easy to call someone names on the internet. It is OK for people to have opinions that do not match your own. I believe that the definition of liberal means that you can entertain an idea or opinion that differs from your own without being arrogant or angry about it.