Last decade films that would be CANCELLED in today's political climate - Page 7

Originally posted by: cutejodikangal

@Bold: NOT true. 37% of the voters only voted for him. which my no means is majority!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Indian_general_election

https://theprint.in/opinion/a-government-of-the-38-people-by-38-of-the-people-for-38-of-the-people/572504/

He must have lost election

BTW who got majority v in 2019, INC with 19% vote share or Mamta with 2% vote share?

Sorry that it hurt you people so much but I just presented the facts. BTW, 38% of the total votes that were polled, NOT the total population. Distorting of the facts nahi karne ka baba! Whichever way you spin it, more than half of the country’s mandate is not with him. You can harp as much as you want on it by venting on the people who didn’t vote for him calling them non-existent or whatever,but it is what it is! *shrugs*

Originally posted by: cutejodikangal

Sorry that it hurt you people so much but I just presented the facts. BTW, 38% of the total votes that were polled, NOT the total population. Distorting of the facts nahi karne ka baba! Whichever way you spin it, more than half of the country’s mandate is not with him. You can harp as much as you want on it by venting on the people who didn’t vote for him calling them non-existent or whatever,but it is what it is! *shrugs*

It's the other way round. Some of us are only pointing out the fake narratives and fear mongering going on. That the current government would do something it hasn't done yet.

It is those who didn't vote for current government and lost who keep ranting all the time. Keep doing that your are entitled to expressing yourself. Your rants are proof enough that freedom of expression exists in India. Keep ranting more.

Most importantly when I say only 67 percent of eligible Indian citizens voted. The 33 percent who did not vote are not non existent. They do exist.

They are citizens of India and are entitled to all the rights that voting citizens get, including freedom of expression.

It's only their opinion specifically in the context of who will be the majority leader of India that is irrelevant. And it is irrelevant because they did not vote. Their opinions on other issues matter to everyone. Me, those who voted for government and the government itself.

Their opinions about the government's policies do matter. However they don't get to say who leads the country because they did not vot

If you cannot understand this nuance too bad

Originally posted by: Chiillii

It's the other way round. Some of us are only pointing out the fake narratives and fear mongering going on. That the current government would do something it hasn't done yet.

It is those who didn't vote for current government and lost who keep ranting all the time. Keep doing that your are entitled to expressing yourself. Your rants are proof enough that freedom of expression exists in India. Keep ranting more.

Most importantly when I say only 67 percent of eligible Indian citizens voted. The 33 percent who did not vote are not non existent. They do exist.

They are citizens of India and are entitled to all the rights that voting citizens get, including freedom of expression.

It's only their opinion specifically in the context of who will be the majority leader of India that is irrelevant. And it is irrelevant because they did not vote. Their opinions on other issues matter to everyone. Me, those who voted for government and the government itself.

Their opinions about the government's policies do matter. However they don't get to say who leads the country because they did not vot

If you cannot understand this nuance too bad

From the 67% of the people who did vote, only 45% of them voted for NDA, that’s not even half of the total number of votes.

we would have been robbed of these 4 gems .. but judwaa 2 😆 who cares , that movie was shit anyways

are people really defending m*di in this thread 🤣

Originally posted by: Chiillii

India has a population of 130 crore people of which some 50 percent vote in the elections

That's nearly 65 crore people we are talking about.

Wow you are really must be Lord Almighty that you are able to know what guided each of those persons'choice of vote.

I only know of five people who they voted for and why in 2014. All 5 have voted a different party than the one they voted for in 2009

I voted for the party that linked Adhaar to passport so I didn't have to pay a single penny to the constable as bribe or an agent as commission to get what rightfully belonged to me and it came to my home in month's time just as promised.

My Maid voted for the party that finally got her name registered for gas cylinder and delivered the cylinder to her home

My neighbour voted for the party that did not order demonetisation because he lost 40 percent of his undisclosed black money in paying commissions to bank officials who changed his black money to new currency

I also know about my Parents, they voted Nota because they did not like any of the candidates listed on the ballot box. They are old school types who expected candidate to come to their door and explain what his plans for the constituency was if elected. Since the major parties didn't find them important enough this time to visit they chose Nota as protest.

So I know atleast of 4 people who didnt care about any communal reasons to vote

And I am humble enough to know that of the 65 crore people who vote many have perfectly fine brains and also know how to use them for their own self interest.

Promises and sloganeering and manifestoes, agendas of right-wing development of liberal values etc don't mean anything to them, what matters is their everyday lives. If a party makes their everyday life easy it will get voted to power artistic freedom of expression and social media secularism rants be damned.

And if a party in power makes their everyday life hard it will be voted out, no matter how liberal, secular pro development it is.

Mostly unverified hearsay facts of personal nature tainted further by obvious biasedness , in the first place..Deserves no comment..

Though it amusingly seem like a raw nerve was touched..Like a reluctance , an unease unexpectedly surfaced in even accepting now of what is glaring - that noxious majoritarianism/nationalism or in your terminology , Hindutva has always been a major factor (overt or covert) alongside others behind electoral victories of your Hindu hriday samraat from 2002-19..Still if denying it like it were the daily needs that made you people vote Modi for your errands , even then all good :) ..

Originally posted by: Chiillii

Current political dispensation does not seem like having a third chance but not because they are right wing or anti freedom of expression but because they may have in their stupidity made most of those 65 crore people life hard during Covid.

Oh yeah life was soo much fun pre covid,what balmy rosy days..The cow lynchings & the celebrations , screwing the liberandus,the muzzies,the pappus..And the strike across the border by capt. Modi..What a stunner ! Heck the tumbling GDP,unemployment & dumb democratic norms , my daily errands were taken care off thats enough !

Originally posted by: Chiillii

It's the other way round. Some of us are only pointing out the fake narratives and fear mongering going on. That the current government would do something it hasn't done yet.

It is those who didn't vote for current government and lost who keep ranting all the time. Keep doing that your are entitled to expressing yourself. Your rants are proof enough that freedom of expression exists in India. Keep ranting more.

Most importantly when I say only 67 percent of eligible Indian citizens voted. The 33 percent who did not vote are not non existent. They do exist.

They are citizens of India and are entitled to all the rights that voting citizens get, including freedom of expression.

It's only their opinion specifically in the context of who will be the majority leader of India that is irrelevant. And it is irrelevant because they did not vote. Their opinions on other issues matter to everyone. Me, those who voted for government and the government itself.

Their opinions about the government's policies do matter. However they don't get to say who leads the country because they did not vot

If you cannot understand this nuance too bad

There are around 2600 political parties in India, We don't have two Party system like USA where majority means more than 50% votes, Basic knowledge of maths and diversity in India will tell you that 50% vote share for a party in All India vote percentage is a dream, since we have leaders in states who contest state elections and our constitution allows formation of coalition government, therefore an alliance be it NDA or UPA will give seats to parties which are a part of their alliance cutting down on their share of all India vote % according to the seat distribution because those votes will go to their alliance

Forget about BJP, They have won 2-3 times, Congress secured 19% vote share in last Loksabha, their PM candidate lost election in his family constituency Amethi, if people have rejected BJP, whom did they select when single largest opposition party couldn't secure enough seats to get position of leader of opposition in our parliament?

Did people vote for left? Their vote share is less than 2%

The point of election is electing your representatives not rejecting a party, people select their candidate, if 62% Indians had voted to reject BJP, They would have elected someone else

Modi and BJP have become so big for people they can't see India and 1.3B Indians, we are next Pakistan because they are in power right now

Modi will go in 2024 but the election process will be same and some party with less than 50% votes and probably 50% seats will form government

Anyway, There's no point to this discussion, its like talking to a child

Originally posted by: Stella_001

are people really defending m*di in this thread 🤣

Woh bhi itni buri tarah se that it can put Modi himself to shame, but it’s a good thing that he doesn’t have such a problem. 😆

Originally posted by: NoraSM

There are around 2600 political parties in India, We don't have two Party system like USA where majority means more than 50% votes, Basic knowledge of maths and diversity in India will tell you that 50% vote share for a party in All India vote percentage is a dream, since we have leaders in states who contest state elections and our constitution allows formation of coalition government, therefore an alliance be it NDA or UPA will give seats to parties which are a part of their alliance cutting down on their share of all India vote % according to the seat distribution because those votes will go to their alliance

Forget about BJP, They have won 2-3 times, Congress secured 19% vote share in last Loksabha, their PM candidate lost election in his family constituency Amethi, if people have rejected BJP, whom did they select when single largest opposition party couldn't secure enough seats to get position of leader of opposition in our parliament?

Did people vote for left? Their vote share is less than 2%

The point of election is electing your representatives not rejecting a party, people select their candidate, if 62% Indians had voted to reject BJP, They would have elected someone else

Modi and BJP have become so big for people they can't see India and 1.3B Indians, we are next Pakistan because they are in power right now

Modi will go in 2024 but the election process will be same and some party with less than 50% votes and probably 50% seats will form government

Anyway, There's no point to this discussion, its like talking to a child

Child to fir bhi thik hai.. she/he would understand basic math. 😆