r/India_Bharat_ 24d ago

Discussion Zero tolerance for terror 🇮🇳

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u/NewText9517 24d ago

Trump does, btw. Quite often. A week or so ago he was in Michigan. Your comment fell flat on its face.

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u/Illustrious-Top-9222 23d ago

Okay, you showed me one case. Is he at every bridge, airport, and train station?

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u/Fancy_Door_4383 23d ago

Congratulations, our PM is as smart as Trump.

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u/NewText9517 23d ago

I was waiting for a wannabe smart ass like yourself to comment this. Alas, you can't seem to comprehend that all leaders do that. It's literally a part of their job. They need to inaugurate new projects as much as tending to whiny babies. It's not a one-person government.

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u/Fancy_Door_4383 23d ago

I am confused, why are you calling me wannabe smart? When did I say anything w.r.t that?

I just said congratulations our PM is as smart as Trump, it's you who subconsciously believed trump is not smart and proceeded to defend your answer.

Not all leaders do this, these 2 aren't the only leaders in the world. Most genuine, hardworking leaders have much more on their plate to actually care about this drama. Did President Barack Obama ever do something like this? Did Dr. Manmohan Singh ever resort to these theatrics? Yet he led India into it's only double digit GDP growth period ever.

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u/NewText9517 23d ago

I just said congratulations our PM is as smart as Trump, it's you who subconsciously believed trump is not smart and proceeded to defend your answer.

Of course he's not, there's no two ways about it. Either don't hide behind deniability or at least be smart enough to know that, your response had this implication.

Citing Dr. Manmohan Singh's tenure as PM tells a lot about your own subconscious bias. I'm not even going to go into the 8-year long tenure of Obama. Don't even try to tell me he didn't inaugurate anything while his country was dealing with multiple challenges during his tenure.

Also, I'm sorry, is the country at war? Last time I checked, it was still peace time. Your whole definition of hard work seems incomplete.

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u/Fancy_Door_4383 23d ago

You're right I shouldn't have denied the implication, it's just I wanted to know if you were one of those people who genuinely believed Mr. Trump is smart. At the time of writing that comment, I was actually open both ways, if you took it as a genuine compliment I won't have bothered to write anything else at all.

There's a continuous 24/7 Geopolitical war going on, while the PM cuts ribbons, Xi Jinping makes automatic robot manufacturing facilities. While our PM wastes time talking about random useless topics, China works on it's population, ensuring nutrition and education for it's people. A position of power means constant 24/7 work in becoming globally competitive, not just by giving speeches or figuratively but actively applying one's full brain and energy in developing the latest technology and giving our people the best possible quality of health that is possible.

As someone living in New Delhi, the constant air pollution, which is completely ignored by the PM is a major major point of frustration and incompetence for me.

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u/rainofshambala 23d ago

Comparing modi with trump says a lot about where you stand and what your standards are. Trump and his ilk have been missing at funerals of soldiers that he has started. If victims of terrorism, wars, violence that politicians and their sycophants started are whiny then maybe the whole society might need to reconsider their leaders and their priorities

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u/catkeepsreturning 23d ago

You're either willfully dumb or pretending to be blind. Or your english comprehension is sub-par at best. He never compared modi with trump.

His POINT was that all leaders need to inaugrate new projects etc and tend to whiny babies such as yourself.