One might say that freedom might be misused by people in wrong ways,
but I firmly believe that with a corrupt government that follows
unethical policies like bribery and nepotism at every level, nobody can
really blame the citizens for the way they've turned out.
When the sole ruling power of a country/state which is the
government, is completely misusing its power, how can one expect ethics
and values from ordinary citizens who will only emulate the kind of
example set to them? Hasn't anyone considered the fact that the
government itself is a clear case of freedom gone awry?
The best solution to this problem is to:
1. First rid India's government of corruption - to root out all the
crap that had been overshadowing our potential all these years - and put
in its place, a new government filled with people who will set a worthy
example for the rest of the country.
The written test which is divided into following categories
2. Give every individual the freedom that is his birthright and
eliminate all traces of bias and discrimination in giving only certain
sections of society some privileges and concessions, and establishing
equality among all.
3. And most important of all, TEACH the people to USE the freedom in a
befitting manner (i.e) to not take undue advantage of it and exploit it
shamelessly, but to use it in a responsibly and maturely, for since a
great person once said "With great power, comes great responsibility".
The entire crux of the plan depends on the ability of the government
to make the people realize that freedom has to be used in a socially
acceptable way and when that stage has been successfully achieved, we
can hope to build an India that is every bit as glorious and filled with
splendor as it was before those white-skinned bastards came and looted
the whole lot away.
Group Discussion: Individual Freedom and Civil Society
Categories : Social Topics
One might say that freedom might be misused by people in wrong ways, but I firmly believe that with a corrupt government that follows unethical policies like bribery and nepotism at every level, nobody can really blame the citizens for the way they've turned out.
When the sole ruling power of a country/state which is the government, is completely misusing its power, how can one expect ethics and values from ordinary citizens who will only emulate the kind of example set to them? Hasn't anyone considered the fact that the government itself is a clear case of freedom gone awry?
The best solution to this problem is to:
1. First rid India's government of corruption - to root out all the crap that had been overshadowing our potential all these years - and put in its place, a new government filled with people who will set a worthy example for the rest of the country.
The written test which is divided into following categories
2. Give every individual the freedom that is his birthright and eliminate all traces of bias and discrimination in giving only certain sections of society some privileges and concessions, and establishing equality among all.
3. And most important of all, TEACH the people to USE the freedom in a befitting manner (i.e) to not take undue advantage of it and exploit it shamelessly, but to use it in a responsibly and maturely, for since a great person once said "With great power, comes great responsibility".
The entire crux of the plan depends on the ability of the government to make the people realize that freedom has to be used in a socially acceptable way and when that stage has been successfully achieved, we can hope to build an India that is every bit as glorious and filled with splendor as it was before those white-skinned bastards came and looted the whole lot away.