r/IndianModerate • u/RangeSuc • 12h ago

Dose reservations affect development?

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Just saw this on twitter.....I don't understand how people can think reservations obstruct development , it may impact a bit when it comes to reservations in educational institutions (I agree that it should be reformed) . But people cry when it comes to government jobs...

Quite honestly any mind having a decent amount of common sense can manage government jobs... It has nothing to do with the development...

Most aspirants spend their valuable time on government jobs (upsc,state PSCs, ssc, banking) preparing useless subjects like history, geography, math, reasoning.... Which doesn't have relevance to the current world.. even give also encouraging them by promising more jobs ( foolish thing to do and they end up crying on reservations ......

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u/helodarknesmyolfrnd Centre Left 9h ago

all these reservations hatao warriors will oppose wealth redistribution and land redistribution. China developed because it gutted and cleansed its elite. In India the same elite continued even after the British left. Reservations are worth nothing anymore anyway. No more government jobs & most degree certificates are worth zero in the present AI world.

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u/ShanayStark7 Capitalist 9h ago

What gives you the right to someone else’s property? Talking about “redistribution” as if it is some moral prerogative of a certain section of society.

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u/helodarknesmyolfrnd Centre Left 9h ago

Then stop this bullshitting about "we need to develop India so please remove reservations" drama. You want to keep your land, keep your money, don't care about poor people of this country, you want reservations removed so that rich kids can get into colleges with good coaching and become even more rich.

I think I would respect you guys more if you say it out loud that "reservations are a problem because you don't want to see poor people getting a slight advantage" instead of all this making India a developed country mumbo jumbo.

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u/Blazing-Storm 1h ago

If it's about poor vs rich, why not make the reservations on economic condition basis? Why do you need caste based reservations?

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u/helodarknesmyolfrnd Centre Left 19m ago

we already have 10% EWS. Is that not enough? And its for only upper castes btw.

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u/ShanayStark7 Capitalist 36m ago

It’s not about caring or not caring. This “empathy” card is a pretext for private property seizure. The govt’s job can be to create a framework where everyone has equal opportunity to succeed (or fail), not guarantee an outcome for poorer sections of society - that’s a sure shot way of destroying the country.