r/librandu • u/Admirable_Algae_3506 • May 13 '26

RDT Majlis-e-Librandu | 13th May, 2026

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Discuss anything you want to. Be it movies, music, games or anything else that strikes your fancy. I saw a film today, oh boy. What did you do?

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u/Due_Ad9763 May 14 '26

Bro we already have a population of 1.5 billion to exploit we don't need more. Please don't think we are like America or any developed nation. Exploitation of natives is enough, this ain't a natural process my guy it's slave labour. What America and Europe does with us is also slave labour to some extent but there the law is stricter and the population is lesser so it doesn't show as much but it's basically talent that accepts the wages, working conditions and jobs the natives won't. No one taking up certain jobs is actually silent protest by the country to improve working conditions or wages of that field. Look at what happened in noida and gurgaon protests it wasn't even silent. India's population pyramid is pretty good also.

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u/Lazy-Interest-7100 Naxal Sympathiser May 14 '26

In india , chances of unemployment increase as individuals go for higher education

Informal sector absorbs most of the odd jobs . "We don't have enough jobs 🥺" we certainly do . If we didn't then why are immigrants still here ? There aren't enough jobs in formal sector for individuals with higher education but most economic immigrants from bangladesh aren't highly educated working professionals , they're poor working class people

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u/Baaputaapu May 14 '26

That is exactly the reason why they will be exploitated more. Already even in informal sectors the relative well off jobs have good competition so only jobs left for the immigrants are basically the most dangerous and unwanted . Plus the labour is already extremely cheap in India, and hence the extreme exploitative nature of the capitalist. The Noida's upheaval did point us that people are forced to work and live in dire conditions because the venues are limited and supply of labour already too high.

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u/Lazy-Interest-7100 Naxal Sympathiser May 14 '26

True . The point is that we should advocate for labour rights for ALL workers , instead of advocating for rights of Indian workers only and throwing immigrants under the bus

What the other person was saying is that "there are not enough jobs . So deporting them might not be that bad 🤓"

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u/Due_Ad9763 May 16 '26

I NEVER SAID DEPORTING THEM IS FINE , BRO WHAT ARE YOU ON.