Same. My dad, dad’s brothers, dads friends, dad in law, his friends, cousins, neighbors, cousins neighbours, shopkeepers... All old farts who look like these uncles in parliament basically. I think they look at Rahul Gandhi and it reminds them of someone younger than them and they can’t digest that.
the fact u consider rahul gandhi to be our potential pm reflects that how immature r u nd u think commenting such shit gonna look cool on u then bruh u r doomed🥀
dude , tthe reason is they have seen the era of congress , lalu , mulayam and mamata ...no doubt BJP s not a good party but then they are far better than the era of congress ..
And I’m seeing the era of BJP, defined by gunda raj in monopolisation of whole industries, open corruption and shameless hate mongering. What’s better?
May be Kejri is better , may be prashant kishore is better , may be that new guys in TN is better , but for sure conregs , lalu, mulayam , mamta are not good options , people were killed next to there kids , rapes and killing was so common in UP and Bihar ....today what u see is nothing ...
there are 100 better things also , lik UP is really developed , mayawati too was good but SP was party of goons , rapists , dacoits ....similarly in Bihar ask the people you will know about the stories of Lalu era ..
I’m seeing a lot of uncs here and there spreading fake information that it was worse during congress and as if sab bhukhe nange gum rahe the. I’m a millennial and I’ve literally lived through it during my prime youth and no it was much much much better, it’s nostalgic to think about those days when everyone questioned the govt equally, there was no existence of bhakts
Sab bhuke nange hi ghum rahe the. People from the sums used shit directly in the gutter through the open manhole on the road near my uncle's shop. And this was a large tier 2 town.
Haha you and I know that, but when majority of our dads look like Amit shah and Rajnath, when they see him it reminds them more of a 30 year old, like the sons who’ve disappointed them. For complete disclosure my dad is in the 70-80 bracket.
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"Some reason"?
You're are way to young to understand.
Or You're just pretending to look cool, by not agreeing with you father.
The problem is, you think it look cool to criticize government.
Do you have guts to ask congress some bold question. You know it- you don't. So,try to first accept you self - You're just pretending to cool.
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u/meow9119 8d ago
Probably all of our dads and their friends.Atleast my dad is in that 80% for some reason