Come on, admit it. All of us have nursed political ambitions at some time – usually between the ages of five and twenty – but have given them up after dismissing politics as too corrupt, too complicated or too costly.
However, the stellar performance of our elected losers – officially known as ‘Opposition MLAs’ – over the past couple of weeks proves that the skill set required of politicians is rather more basic.
After observing the sleepovers hosted at the Karnataka and Bihar Assemblies – in some cases, the guards were kind enough to provide white bolsters and bedding, as if in preparation for a good old nautch – I’ve decided to start my own political party and am looking for candidates.
To read the rest: http://sify.com/news/help-me-start-the-pyjama-party-news-columns-khwl73haebf.html
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I just wish we grow up once we actually grow up. An adult inside me, when I was ten, told me not to laugh when someone fell down, not to boo when a fellow class mate forgets whatever he has come to recite, to clap when someone makes an effort to present something to class. But I watched as my classmates then did and probably should have learnt it. Then I would have been able to understand the behaviour of our politicians and people in general. I think the behvaiour the politicians demonstrate is the general maturity averaged over all the citizens. Not a theory but it might work?
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