How do AAP supporters feel?
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Posted on: 02-04-15 13:24:19
Ok, coming back to the topic. I feel nothing - neither good or bad. I would like to give AAP its full term before deciding anything. I said the same thing to BJP as well. If I were to give another chance, I would still stand with and vote for AAP, and so do my family.
Any party in the world, however honest it is always sees its detractors in a bad light, especially within their ranks. I know, I know. You would say, AAP proclaimed itself as different. But, take this - it's still a party with 'human beings' as members. Conflicts do happen within, and unfortunately, the leader can't take everyone along. People still abuse 'Gandhiji' after all these years, despite of the whole world that bow to this man. Some feel at unease when the popularity hits. What needs to be seen is what would be their performance on the ground. If it applies for Modi, it should also be for AAP and Kejriwal.
And, by the way. Delhites are not suckers. They tried something new and apart from the regular coterie of corrupt parties (BJP and Congress). This is democracy. If AAP won't perform, they should get ready to pack their bags after 5 years.
Sounds good and objective?
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Originally posted by irock
the difference between vast majority of intellectual people following a proven leader & blind/hardcore supporters of a guy without proven record is clearly being coming out in this post.....
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Now I can clearly (but slowly) understand how politicians get their blind followers.....
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jai ho baby mentality....
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The answer lies within
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Fido.
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the difference between vast majority of intellectual people following a proven leader & blind/hardcore supporters of a guy without proven record is clearly being coming out in this post.....
lol... Tell me you didn't write this. Let me decode. What you're saying is that those following Modi are all intellectual? On the other hand, if a guy who rises from nothing and wants to build his party from scratch and actually wins the popular mandate doesn't hold any ground? The latter supporters ar blind/hardcore? You can't have both ways. Can you? You're basically saying there's no space for a newcomer in the political arena to build their party from scratch unless they join an established mainstream parties and toil their way through the top? There's nothing wrong in this approach as well if you have all the right links and want to indulge in the corrupt practices. However, for a common man like me and you (I don't know about you), getting together likeminded honest individuals and forming a party doesn't sound like a bad deal to me. You are right, they won't have any proven record, just as BJP didn't when it first grabbed power.
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asking a person's age & telling to be informed of such basic things like scripts writers & proof readers are sure signs of nothing but frustration coming out of the lack of backing up by showing respectful work/proven record (please ignore if you consider pic of him with ZAADU as a work)
There's no frustration. AAP is not our personal property to be frustrated about. If they do good, they stay, if they don't they are ousted. Simple.
Modi also had a few snapshots with Zaadu as well. I would love to ignore it as just a photo-op.
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Now I can clearly (but slowly) understand how politicians get their blind followers.....
Same here. What applies here, does apply there as well.
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No wonder India got so many years of MMS as prime minister who was a clear coward puppet handled by a women. For that matter, the whole congress is being controlled by this Gandhi family as if an family business, but still no body in India or congress party speaks against them....But still Congress gets so many followers similar to this guy.
We are equally sorry for MMS as well. For the reasons you mentioned, Congress has already shown the door and facing brickbats in the entire media and outside by the very Indian people. No one is supporting Congress at all.
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jai ho baby mentality..
Again, what's your age please?
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Originally posted by irock
the difference between vast majority of intellectual people following a proven leader
BTW what did the proven leader prove so far in his governance except wearing designer clothes and giving impressive speeches ...
What happened of his black money promise ?
What did he do in Delhi in the interim one year ?? ..Due to which the public gave him a decisive defeat....
Yes I agree he has done a lot for the intellectuals in Adanis .... but what about the common man ?? ...
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Fido.
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Originally posted by Fido
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Originally posted by irock
the difference between vast majority of intellectual people following a proven leader
BTW what did the proven leader prove so far in his governance except wearing designer clothes and giving impressive speeches ...
What happened of his black money promise ?
What did he do in Delhi in the interim one year ?? ..Due to which the public gave him a decisive defeat....
Yes I agree he has done a lot for the intellectuals in Adanis .... but what about the common man ?? ...
Nothing. Nada.. Zilch. Corruption still stands there, judiciary is still taking 25 years and have a huge backlog, Policing is maha-corrupt, Municipal offices don't get the work done without bribe, and Private educational institutions are looting public almost every day, Investigative agencies are still in the pocket of Politicians. There's no grievance, no welfare, no improvements.
So much for 'Acche Din'. But, you know what I am patient and ready to give Modi another 4 years. May be something good's in the offing.
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Originally posted by febpreet
I am patient and ready to give Modi another 4 years. May be something good's in the offing.
I agree - and if he succeeds , let him have another 5 year term ...
And the same for AK also - if he does well , he will stay on , if he does not ... then he should go...
That I believe is the difference b/w AAP Tards & AAP Retards.
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Fido.
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Originally posted by Fido
I agree - and if he succeeds , let him have another 5 year term ...
And the same for AK also - if he does well , he will stay on , if he does not ... then he should go...
That I believe is the difference b/w AAP Tards & AAP Retards.
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