by lostpatrol, November 21, 2009 00:58
That is a post in itself, for a title.
Forbes List has 54 Indian Billionnaires. 'Spontaneous' reaction": Greed is not good, a few loot our riches. If Indians can come out of 'spontaneity', pause and think for a while, let them consider my question:
"Whose riches did Narayana Moorthy loot?"
For dinner, I had Red Matta Rice with King Fish Curry in coconut juice. And I looked at each rice grain. As an ex-farmer, I can figure out that the grains I ate came from a dozen or less similar grain seeds. Someone had the foresight and the inclination to sow them, cultivate the seedlings, raise the crop and harvest.
That is the law of the farm: The earth gives back in tenfolds, hundredfolds, thousandfolds, millionfolds and billionfolds to those who sow. Those who keep them stashed away in sacks and barrels, run the risk of rodents eating whatever they had.
Let India celebrate today the 54 billionnaires among them. Let them not be ashamed of them. If any question to be asked, let it be this: How can we have 540 billionnaires next year? If a billionnaire like Mukesh Ambani provides direct employment to one-tenth of a million people, how many billionnaires do we need to provide for 540 million? We need 5400 billionnaires. When shall we have them?
For long, we have been sanctimonious about our poor. They are our sacred cows. Our politics is played in their name, by elites, by intellectuals, by politicians, by revolutionaries, by people activists, by media and by practically everyone else inlcuding the rich and poor themselves. Let us abandon our poor for a while and focus only on the rich.
For the rich can do something that other can't do: spend their money. They spend in order to multifly, like the farmer sows his grain to grow his crop. They need willing hands and capable brains to work for and multifly their money. They need resources and they need infrastructure and they need pleasures. They 'till and plough' this 'new farm', bringing new red matta rice to my dinner table.
JAi billionnaire, jai rich. And down with poor and poverty!
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