pmaitra
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More like uncivilized thoughts in a civilized world? The only thing that differentiates you from the Naxalite insurgents is that you are not actually killing people.If you were one, I would certainly like to, for the greater good, but the fact that we live in a civilized society makes it impossible.
BTW, your thoughts are not doing any 'greater good' as much as you claim.
I don't live in any utopia. I live in the real world, where resources, labour, and innovation, all act as bargaining chips, for whichever party that has control over it. The fun part lies in the negotiating on the cost of these bargaining chips.Which utopian ideal world do you live in? Yeah, if would be great if there is free movement of everything, but don't give me this idealistic crap please. Wake up and realize that we don't have a damn choice, because the ones who have money and who have technology drive the economic system. You keep asking for equality in everything, free movement of labour and free movement of technology, but you forget that we need them more than they need us, as of today. You can keep asking for equality in everything and shouting "cholbe na, cholbe na" at every foreign company that comes here to "exploit poor Indians", that is the typical trademark of a jholawala.
Trade Unions use labour as a bargaining chip. If they overdo it, companies pack up and leave. If companies overdo it, i.e. exploit workers, they simply lose workers, and end up paying more for hiring and training new employees. The sweet spot is the equilibrium point.
Just as Trade Unions use labour as a bargaining chip, India should, in the context of this thread, use resource, as a bargaining chip. That was my point in a nutshell.