[🇧🇩] Monitoring Bangladesh's Economy

[Saif]

Any nation where majority of people are islamist can not be a stable and progressive. Radical majority can never form a good nation. It was destined to extinct. Only it is a matter of time.

Your insight into Bangladesh is profound.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Your insight into Bangladesh is profound.

You often accept the truth. This is the reason why you are my favourite friend on this forum.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Super meteor 650.

 

[Bilal9]

Any nation where majority of people are islamist can not be a stable and progressive. Radical majority can never form a good nation. It was destined to extinct. Only it is a matter of time.

Most people in Bangladesh aren't radical. In fact the number of religious biased people are a lot less than in India by percentage. If we had majority radical people - then Jamaat would have won by a landslide. Which they did not.

Of course - one needs to visit Bangladesh and get a feel for it. Media in India misreports a lot of things.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Most people in Bangladesh aren't radical. In fact the number of religious biased people are a lot less than in India by percentage. If we had majority radical people - then Jamaat would have won by a landslide. Which they did not.

Of course - one needs to visit Bangladesh and get a feel for it. Media in India misreports a lot of things.

It is because your definition of radical is different from that of ours and whole world. Had your company not been radical, there wouldn't be so many coup.

 

[Bilal9]

It is because your definition of radical is different from that of ours and whole world. Had your company not been radical, there wouldn't be so many coup.

Overthrowing a dictator like Hasina (who was shooting protesters dead) was a necessity. 1400 people gave their lives.

If you call that radical, then your definition has issues.

Majority of Indians lack this spirit - they are too subservient and compliant as a people. Some would call this quality "darpok" - no offense. We don't like that quality in human beings.

We gave blood in Bangladesh for preservation of our language - it is unheard of in world history. There is no parallel in India - certainly.

 

[Afhan]

@Jiangnan

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Overthrowing a dictator like Hasina (who was shooting protesters dead) was a necessity. 1400 people gave their lives.

If you call that radical, then your definition has issues.

Majority of Indians lack this spirit - they are too subservient and compliant as a people. Some would call this quality "darpok" - no offense. We don't like that quality in human beings.

We gave blood in Bangladesh for preservation of our language - it is unheard of in world history. There is no parallel in India - certainly.

How was she a dictator? Had she toppled and elected government to come to power? In a rogue nation like BD, you need to control radical elements like Jamatis with heavy hands to save nation.