Bruce Wayne

@AartiTikoo Reservation won't bring change . In village panchayats there is 33% reservation and in some states 50% reservation But still women is shadow of men ,she never dares to take herself decision and men never give that chance . Both should change .

I was not always a supporter of reservations or affirmative action in India. I once believed that meritorious and talented women should simply summon the courage to compete on equal footing. My views were shaped by my experience in my personal life—most men in my family are progressive and as a result, I didn’t face any patriarchal oppression. In my personal space, I always enjoyed the freedom to think, speak, and decide for myself. But having seen and experienced how large sections of patriarchal men in Indian public life either systematically crush honest, talented, and competent women, or exploit and abuse them, I realize that merit or courage alone is not enough when the societal playing field is so deeply uneven. Meritocracy is a myth when access, opportunity, and safety are not equally distributed. That is why I now firmly and unequivocally support 33% reservation for women in the Indian legislature. It is not a concession — it is a correction.

@pratyushaTDP @BhimArmyChief Equality laughing from corner

As an Ambedkarite, I stand with @BhimArmyChief ji's demand for separate electorates for the Depressed Classes. Political power is the key to all progress. Without it, the oppressed will remain oppressed. Separate electorates will ensure that our representatives are chosen by us alone, accountable to us alone, free from the upper(ed) caste votes. Only then can they fearlessly fight for our dignity, rights, land, and the strict enforcement of safeguards against atrocities. This is not division. This is justice. Babasaheb's original vision before the Poona Pact must be reclaimed so that social democracy becomes a living reality. Jai Bhim! 💙✊

@QuotesforGoal And that barbarians creats the social structure what is good and bad on behalf of their own interests

"Los bárbaros no están a las puertas. Están dentro de las puertas y tienen plazas académicas, nombramientos judiciales, subvenciones gubernamentales, control del cine, la televisión y otros medios de comunicación" Thomas Sowell

"One of the best endings in movie history."

@RealPostFolder Few workers who are strong mentally and physically they capture Means of production and rule the subaltern workers with in48 hours . A new hierarchy would soon emerge. The cycle of exploitation would simply repeat itself under new name

@QuotePopper Thatha pani moxxa em leda Neku plato gadini chadavadame bore ante mali nv vadini criticize chesi ninu kuda chadavalsi vastundi ne musali kuthan denxxa

"I am an optimist about the future of knowledge—not because I believe we will ever know everything, but because I believe we can always know more than we do now." —Karl Popper, Objective Knowledge (1972), p. 317

@Jeremy__J1 @QuotesforGoal In the name of welfarism, the state interferes in public matters. If it involves itself every time, it leads the state toward totalitarianism.

@QuotesforGoal Por qué?

"La diferencia entre un Estado Benefactor y un Estado Totalitario es sólo cuestión de tiempo" Ayn Rand

30 years ago, michael jackson released ‘they don’t care about us’

Once common people feel they have nothing left to lose they will strip these bureaucrats naked on the streets

@SchopenhauerNow Atlas shrugged

You picked up a book once and never finished it. Name it.

This mindset is everythiiiiiiiiiiiiing.

“The Women’s Reservation Bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha.”

@theskindoctor13 Third wave feminists to doctor

Women’s reservation bill, as such, has little value beyond optics. It is not going to empower any women except those from families already politically strong in their constituencies. In 1997, Rabri Devi became Bihar’s first woman CM. Did it empower the women of Bihar in any way? No. Because elevations of women from political families are usually proxies for male authority continuing behind the scenes. If this bill/law is ever implemented, most parliamentary seats reserved for women will go to female members of existing or former male MPs’ families, because parties give tickets to those who can win. On paper, a woman becomes the MP; in practice, the same authority continues behind the scenes. We’ve already seen this in panchayat and municipal elections, where women have had 33% reservation for years, yet husbands rule as Pradhan-pati or Corporator-pati. Besides that, two members of the same family will now receive lifelong pensions from taxpayers’ money. There will be exceptions, capable, independent women from non-political backgrounds, but they can and have already succeeded through open competition, even against men. The system doesn’t bar women from contesting. Capable women are already winning. So unless a clause bars women from families with male MPs/MLAs in the last twenty years, this bill will mainly benefit those with existing political access rather than expand the leadership pool.

@TylerDurden_ @JSPTelangana Tyler anna namaste chala days ki ne darsham ela unav

Then there is the @JSPTelangana fit-for-nothing state unit Evaraina PK ni emaina ante thappithe ekkada kanapadaru aa 2 days leader appeasement kosam 2 bytes ivvadam tappithe, never dared to respond to a single public issue Clowns of the lowest order

@FAHayekSays Social justice is mirage

“If socialists understood economics, they wouldn’t be socialists.” — Friedrich Hayek

@NeManishiniKane Socialism Neo liberalism Neo imperialism Wokesim Neo Marxism Neo colonialism Neos vati meda kachitanga idea undali ndk ante manm indulone batukutunam

Basic ga evariki Feminism Liberalism Secularism Nationalism Communism Veti meda Idea ledu nenu undali ani kuda cheppatle kani nuv dheniki aina support or oppose chesthunnavante kachitam ga vundali

OG and His First Love

Michael Velayudham x Arjun Palwai #15YearsForTeenmaar

@Handre 😂🤣

My Marxist professor got his wallet stolen in San Francisco last week. A homeless man approached him outside Starbucks demanding twenty dollars for "food." When my professor hesitated, the man simply grabbed his wallet and walked away with $200 cash. "Well, this is actually beautiful," my professor announced to our horrified study group. "This man just demonstrated perfect wealth redistribution in action." I just stared at him. "He literally robbed you." "No, no—he liberated surplus value from my bourgeois accumulation. I was hoarding capital while he faced material deprivation. Marx would call this inevitable class struggle." The thief had already disappeared into the BART station. "Should we call the police?" someone asked. "Absolutely not. Police exist to protect private property rights, which are inherently oppressive constructs anyway." Sure, theft violates basic property rights, but my professor says he would rather get robbed every day in a progressive city than live safely in a capitalist "hellhole".

Don't follow anything/anyone blindly, put it to test ⚡⚡🎯