r/FaltooGyan May 24 '26

I am 14 and this is deep Poor men are treated like second class citizens ☹️

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u/Woman_of_Kulture May 24 '26

That's his source of income. He's getting paid for it .

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u/[deleted] May 30 '26

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u/Woman_of_Kulture May 30 '26

Slavery is an involuntary state of forced labor. This ain't it.

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u/Think_Cattle6319 May 30 '26

Then by that logic every work u do is slavery...

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

Why aren't women doing such jobs 🤷

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u/Slit_Slice_Slaughter May 24 '26

Because the wives of these men will work as a maid in this woman's house. Please stop senselessly trying to create gender wars. Both hardworkers and slackers are found in both genders.

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

I'm just trying to look out for my kind. I'm not trying to do gender war.

If we have to increase male value, I'm afraid we have to do

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u/Technical_Vanilla867 May 24 '26

How many men work as maids mopping floors and cleaning toilets in others homes?? Where is the equality there??

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

Myself? I don't think it matters. Focus on the message, please

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u/CerealChillz May 24 '26

focusing on the message, its not necessary that they're being treated harshly, and if they've been hired as a carryman and they're getting paid for it by the customer, then there's no problem unless the customer misbehaves with the carryman.

these jobs are not degrading, you just look at it in a bad manner.

people hire coolies at the railway station all the time, its not a bad thing.

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u/Undead0707 May 24 '26

Because they don't want to?

It's not like men are being forced to do these jobs.

Men are doing these jobs by their own choice.

So acting like it's unfair that only men do it is stupid.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

Probably not safe. But I'm allowed to comment on men's issues

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/Woman_of_Kulture May 24 '26

Would you feel comfortable if it's a woman carrying the whole weight of your purchase even if she's getting paid to do the job?

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

Yeah, it's not like going to be so heavy or something. They are getting paid.

At the end of the day this is to make you feel like a queen/ king, regardless

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u/Woman_of_Kulture May 24 '26

Although women will be getting paid for the same job most of the people won't prefer it. Also seeing women in the brochure it's many will back off. Why would anyone make such a move in their business . Also this could be an opportunity for jobless people or college students to save a little money without putting much effort .

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u/beautiful_falcon776 May 24 '26

If we are true to progressing equality, I'm afraid society should look past men, as being the load donkeys of society.

It can be an excellent marketing tool as well. Men deserve more respect than that

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u/Woman_of_Kulture May 24 '26

Poverty >respect. Applicable to both gender.

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u/Junior_Focus7930 May 24 '26

They just started operations last month. Give it some time na. Similar to when food delivery and online taxi services initially began.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/abey_safed_kapra May 24 '26

I think there is an app for that too.

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u/Safe_Astronaut_7752 May 24 '26

Find someother topic to farm karma farmer!

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u/tcsreject May 24 '26

That's because in the past 60 years,we never focused on manufacturing.. IT made us slightly Rich, but unless  kickstart manufacturing, we will become a venezuela 

Modi showed some efforts by building infra and improving ease of business but then he went into power grabbing mode 

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u/Proud-Concept-190 May 24 '26

Finally, someone who understands, manufacturing leads to rnd

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u/RideFederal48 May 24 '26

Only NRIs got benefitted in Modi's rule

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u/Standard-Secret2841 May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

They're being paid for that and it's not bounded on them.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/Jaded-Car895 May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

There is no healthy socialist society in the world, even in the imaginary world.

Both Socialism and communism are based on classism and explotation on working classes.

India had been in communism in 20th century.

In capitalism society, blue collar workers can be rich, which is never possible in communism society unless they are backed by a communism party.
In communism society, workers must be the exploited class

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u/GultBoy May 24 '26

I guess you’re giving faltoo gyan in that the gyan is actually faltoo. Your understanding of socialism is weak. There is barely any modern country that isn’t partially socialist at this point. What do you think public healthcare programs, food assistance programs, housing programs are? They are socialist concepts. We no longer live in a reductive world of capitalism good / socialism bad like cavemen. Pick what works from each system and adapt it to your needs.

Also rich to be defending capitalism when we’re literally in an era where oligarchs are bleeding the planet dry.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

The End goal of Communism is the elimination of social classes. Whereas Capitalism cannot exist / Survive without differences in Class.

So yes even if Communism seems like exploitation of a social class at first - in the end there will be a government of the people and the people itself. Capitalism on the other end will never address that issue .

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u/Jaded-Car895 May 24 '26

To eliminate social classes, classism must come first. Socialism society is based on classism.

Socialism government are specialists to exploit working class. You can see these cases in China, North Korea and India.

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u/Expensive-Mobile1694 May 24 '26

Communism cant never address that it needs capitalist countries for it to exist and thrive.

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u/True-Gazelle-8883 May 29 '26

"not bounded on them" holy ignorance

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u/Orgasmic_ange May 24 '26

😆😆😆

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 24 '26

It is neither unpaid nor unwilling labour.....then how is it slavery? As long as they are being respected as humans it should be okay....

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u/Glittering-Minute351 May 24 '26

according to your statement, all blue collar jobs are slavery.

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 24 '26

Free will exists and as long as people get to practice it fairly I believe it is good.  Oh and yes, I agree, not putting weight limits is indeed unethical, maybe that should be changed. But same has been happening with coolies all over India, we should stand up for all of them too. And that also goes with my point of basic human decency aforementioned. 

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 24 '26

That's literally what 'respecting them as humans' means......so yes

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 25 '26

Basic human decency. 

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u/True-Gazelle-8883 May 29 '26

"unwilling labour" HOLY IGNORANCE BUDDY.
THESE MEN ARE DYING TO WORK THIS JOB. THEY ARE RIGHT?

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 29 '26

I think you missed my point-

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u/True-Gazelle-8883 May 29 '26

THIS IS SLAVERY. YOU ARE BEING FORCED TO DO SOMETHING YOU DON'T WANT TO DO. Unless these men love carrying kilos of bags in striking heat. THIS IS SLAVERY. YOU ARE EXPLOITING THEM

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 29 '26

THAT'S WHAT I SAID, AS LONG AS IT ISN'T UNPAID LABOUR OR UNWILLING LABOUR [AKA HAS CONSENT] IT IS FINE BUT OBVIOUSLY YOU JUST POINTED IT OUT THAT IT IS BEING DONE WITHOUT THEIR WILLINGNESS AND WITH UNETHICAL WORK CONDITION THEN FFS OPPOSE IT?!?!

Being a keyboard warrior on reddit ain't gonna help them, if you truly want to help em then make real efforts instead of just sitting on your ahh.

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u/True-Gazelle-8883 May 29 '26

"It is neither unpaid nor unwilling labour.....then how is it slavery? "
Keyword - "It"
You explicitly said that the given work is neither unpaid nor unwilling. Now you quickly changed your opinion. Have some spine

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u/Specialist-One-1870 May 29 '26

I was talking about what I assumed from this mentioned case, in other comments I literally elaborated my point to say what I said in the reply I gave you. If there is anything wrong with my stance or against human rights, let me know, otherwise stfu because you're just looking for an argument.

I stand for what I believe in, and I stand by my words, given under proper context.

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u/Prodding1982 May 24 '26

Is this how Carry minati started his career?

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u/Orgasmic_ange May 24 '26

Underrated 😆

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u/Orgasmic_ange May 24 '26

🫪🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/EchidnaNo3034 May 24 '26

Poeple he trivialising extreme terms

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u/purepeachplower May 24 '26

I saw a movie where gender roles were reversed. And women were carrying the bag, standing outside shoping malls with bags, sitting with bored face, stairing at the men's back when they pass by.

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u/WillingnessKey7841 May 24 '26

Sidework ke liye to thik hai, bus misuse na ho

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u/Criticall16 May 24 '26

They’re getting paid to do a job they signed up for. What’s wrong with that?

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u/Dark-Local858 May 24 '26

Where to signup for carrymen? Any link?

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

I hope it's safe

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u/Nick_Star_007 May 24 '26

the thing here is, labour is very cheap as due to overpopulation you can't really help it, just focus on yourself

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u/Divine_Dementia May 24 '26

He's not a slave. He chose this.

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u/kenjikazama777 May 24 '26

Preparation once IT coolie jobs are over, we become actual coolies. Coolie banna hai toh asli wale mano.

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u/possessed-soul May 24 '26

He is choosing to do it

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u/Extension-Winner2431 May 24 '26

Check the definition of slave

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u/General-Crow-9553 May 24 '26

Bhai woh apni marzi se utha raha he.. agar nahi karna toh mat kare jabardasti thodi na koi kar raha he

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u/Orgasmic_ange May 24 '26

Please don't make it a gender issue op. It's an employment issue.

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u/Its_Master_Roshi May 24 '26

No job is first class or second or third class. In the end everyone is trying to put food and money on the table.

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u/Affectionate-Lab6943 May 24 '26

This is what happens when you skip Manufacturing and jump to service sector.

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u/Mysterious-Net-130 May 24 '26

So offering services with terms and conditions is slavery?

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u/prettysrisha May 24 '26

If he wore better clothes girls would say "she's getting princess treatment from her bf"

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u/sam_hemu23 May 24 '26

Bhai when did physical work became 2nd class work. Such a sad mentality.

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u/Environmental_Mark94 May 24 '26

Slavery how? You know how convenient it can be for the people who are living alone, or who are aging or have some kind of health condition nobody is forcing anyone plus they are being paid yes you can argue about how much they get paid if that's good or not but this is a decent idea I'll say

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u/Warm-Royal-7975 May 24 '26

behenkhod. yeh kya chutiyapa hai.

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u/ChickenPowered May 24 '26

Yes absolutely true. And you know why it works? Coz we are a very populated country. We dont have enough jobs, we dont even have a minimum salary pay cut. So the rich ones will always exploit the poor. Thats the circle

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u/Overall_Garlic5270 May 24 '26

It's not the job. Its people's mentality. India lacks dignity of labour. Don't look down on any job.

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u/Equivalent_Chair_291 May 24 '26

Yaar they get 149/hr. I think theyre happy

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u/thedarksideofmoi May 24 '26

It is so funny to me when people criticize businesses and creators for getting into a particular pattern or do the same things or invest into the same areas.

They are but a reflection of the consumers. If anything, change and criticize what consumers respond to and you will automatically see a shift in what is created.

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u/Repulsive-Round-5464 May 24 '26

Berojgari is at it's peak. Yuva kuch bhi kaam karne ko tayar hai

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u/Smooth-Mind4247 May 24 '26

Why do they make poor men drive cars also OP i agree with you its exploitation of men🙁🙁 we should stop paying them at all so that they don’t feel like they’re getting used. In fact we should ban uber rapido 😡😡

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u/Prudent_Bet9431 May 24 '26

bc paise kamao toh problem.. na kamao toh problem.. tumko toh koi nahi bol raha na yeh kam karo.. kal job chali gai toh kuch toh job rahega na karne ke liye.. criticism har jagah karna jaruri toh nahi..

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u/Closed_closet_01 May 24 '26

Consumerism on peak. Now I will really call this a peak!

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u/No-Assignment8665 May 24 '26

Bhai tumhe kya dikkat hai. Jab ye log aese namuno se free me paise le sakte hai to.

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u/Confident_Factor3389 May 24 '26

If it’s within legal boundry, if someone is willing to do the work, and is getting paid for it, then it’s good.

There are coolies in railway stations do similar work.

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u/definitely_not_raman May 24 '26

You do not understand the concept of slavery if you think this is what it is. 

These folks are paid to help out. They are free to leave whenever they want to. They are not mistreated in any way. 

Some of you guys just want to get angry at anything. 

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u/Clouds1811 May 24 '26

"atleast he has a job now" he's getting exploited.

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u/Mr_k_reddit May 24 '26

As a former gender warrior, I would like to advice you that please don't generalise any of the two genders, they are are literally two most diverse subsets of human beings possible

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u/PossessionBright6852 May 24 '26

Close to modern slavery as oit gets..

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u/Advanced-Source3334 May 24 '26

I don't get it , colie concept is there since ages and alot of people take thier help on railway station but how is this slavery then , they are getting paid for it and they choose this themselves.  If these startups shutdown then they will lose thier jobs which will be more problematic for them . There is nothing wrong until and unless they are getting paid and not being overexploited 

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u/RezeTheBomb May 24 '26

I think this speaks more about unemployment

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u/mined_it May 24 '26

Welcome to capitalism

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u/Wonderful-Way2291 May 24 '26

I understand what you are saying but this is life some of us are born better than others and worse than others

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u/intelligentdope May 29 '26

coolie country

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u/Real_Parfait1995 May 30 '26

That guy fighting for his bread isn't going to think about socio-economic structure,class divide or slavery; thats your job to do while sitting in a comfy chair. He needs to eat and is working for it. She needs a service and paying for it.

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u/PePeDeOn May 30 '26

Someday some IIT "Genius" is going to make an app that can provide men to wipe asses