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Ministers abusing public?

Tuesday, November 4. 2008

During lunch time, I was watching the news channel and figured out that one minister had abused the airline employee because he didn't let flight wait for the minister and the flight took off on schedule.

Do you think that ministers are so stupid that they will abuse the public, when they know that they are in power because of votes only? That's right, they won't assault the section of the population who comes and votes for them but why would they bother about the other section? The section in question hardly comes to vote and its contribution is negligible in the final turn out.

I am talking about the middle class. Ministers are abusing middle class because middle class don't use its voting rights when get a chance. Also, middle class keeps fighting for basic needs of the life like bread and butter that it hardly gives a deep thought to ministers' deeds. This class is very adjusting and used to the phrase "It's ok!!!”

Do we want it to be like this? Are we ready to take care of our self-respect by stopping these ministers?

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>>one minister has abused the airline employee because he didn't let flight wait for the minister even though the flight took off on schedule.

Bloody son of a bitch, should have been shot dead on the spot with no further arguments.

#1 Manish (Homepage) on 2008-11-04 14:35 (Reply)

Great thinking Manish.
I guess you should never be given a job involving firearms.

#1.1 vikas on 2008-11-09 07:02 (Reply)

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