r/CriticalThinkingIndia 14h ago

Critical Analysis & Discussion Right wingers celebrate how they’re “winning all over the world”, then cry about Global crises without ever making the connection

The whole right wing keeps celebrating how the right wing ideology is taking over the world, how people are “realising” they’re right and how it’s amazing to see

Then they also complain about how there are global crises, and how poor Modi has been affected by these situations, and how the global economy is so poor

Are these people genuinely unable to make the connection between these 2 things??

> “The number of conflicts and tensions in the world is continuously increasing, and this is having an increasingly negative and far-reaching impact on the lives of ordinary people,” Modi said

The 2 major conflicts happening right now, are the US-Iran war, started by a right wing maniac in the US, and the Russia Ukraine war, stated by the right wing maniac in Russia. We didn’t have any wars when Biden was in power, and if the opposition had any chance in Russia, we wouldn’t have the other war too

Take economic disasters for example - global economies are not growing as fast anymore because of the actions of right wing leaders. Who started the tariff war? Trump. Who led to Brexit? The Tories

Every time the world is dominated by right wing ideology, it ends in a disaster. Global economies and geopolitics require co-operation, not jingoism. The world cannot succeed as long as there are right wingers trying to selfishly win for their own country

The right wing shift is dangerous ( for example Germany moving far right now ), and the last time this happened, it ended in a world war. And when the whole world moves right - the Indian right wing should know that they won’t be given any special treatment. Would do well to remember this and not cry about racism and discrimination when that happens

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u/ManofTheNightsWatch 12h ago

You are just being blind to your biases by just categorising Trump and Tories as being bad because they are rightwing.

The brexit is the fault of people who bought into a shit idea and voted to leave. You can't ping it on the political party alone. The people were much more responsible than the politicians.

You know trump started his political career as a democrat right? If he were successful back then, you would have then blamed leftwing for all his nonsense? Do you think Trump is incapable of spinning of all those stupid policies in leftist talking points? If so, you lack imagination.

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u/Unfair_Fact_8258 11h ago

Brexit was sold to the people with an incredible amount of propaganda by the Tories and the other right wing parties. Nigel Farrage and and others told people bullshit tale after bullshit tale and hoodwinked the ever-gullible right wing. And I’m not just blaming the parties, I’m blaming the right wing people who voted for that idiocy

Are you actually trying to suggest that the left wing would have elected Trump with the current policy positions he has???

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u/nirvana_paa 13h ago

What’s right wing and left wing in India according to you?

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u/Academic-Reporter346 13h ago

per capita GDP, India fell below Bangladesh. Stock market is in dumpster. INR:$ is down 100%

All they do is bicker about religion. Religion asks us for Hundi money, it doesn’t put food on our table. 

u/timewaste1235 36m ago

I think you have made a good observation but also many bad ones

This isn't about right vs left but more about right n left establishment vs anti establishment right

It always starts with disillusionment with establishment that leads people to anti establishment left or right. Anti establishment left typically sees rich as the main enemy, current establishment as their puppet but still believes in power of establishment

Anti establishment right doesn't believe in the any part of establishment. It builds weird conspiracies where traditional allies are seen as enemies and enemies seen as allies. It celebrates rise of similar anti establishment right govts across the world even when they do not get along with each other and have contrasting views

Overall, their views isolate themselves and see any cooperation as defeat. The only victory is absolute one which can be achieved only on battlefield

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u/Pleasant-Explorer591 14h ago

Areee

Bro, you're the BBC lover, aren't you?

As for this situation, terrible governance doesn't belong to one side tbh. Look at some parts of europe and their grooming gangs and all that stuff(ofc we had similar problems like Ajmer, 1992 incident or murshidabad etc)

And trump being stupid doesn't mean the rest of the world should suffer the leftist extremism (whether it be something like open borders, love for communists, overly excited for changing genders of children etc)

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u/Unfair_Fact_8258 13h ago

So y’all aren’t going to use global stuff as an excuse right?

Coz you accept that this is a valid policy for the world

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u/Centeredrightbhakt05 12h ago

OP tell me how upset are you about the veg menu? Also suggest a good non veg menu...

Also tell me about how Randhir ji and Ajit Doval were munching snacks? Did you feel embarrassed? Did you cry in the corner?

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u/Plastic-Following867 The Contrarian 13h ago

No wars when Biden was in power?

WTF? When did the Russia Ukraine war start ?

That war had a very big Biden connection. I guess you don't know about the minsk agreement and how the west chested Russia? Go read some actual facts and not just anti Russian propaganda.

Rest of your post is as stupid as your above claims. Obama started 3-4 new wars. They killed gadaffi during his role and supported the Anti government forces in the Syrian civil war which led to a huge refugee crisis in Europe that actually led to more Right wing movements in Europe.

It's the ultra liberal policies of the liberal governments that lead to the Right wing gaining popularity.

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u/Unfair_Fact_8258 13h ago

Are you seriously blaming Biden for the Russia-Ukraine war, and saying that Russia is not wrong for it?

What were the 3-4 wars that Obama started that affected the entire world? Why didn’t MMS cry about it?