Among animals it is nature's will that Great ones eat little ones
By ssh123
@ssh123 (31073)
India
July 26, 2007 12:05am CST
Like Tiger eats deer/stag. Scientists say it is balancing act.
Do you think this law works even among the human beings? Rich virtually make the poor poorest or there some sort of oppression by rich towards the poor, or it is the fate of the poor to remain poor?
3 responses
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
26 Jul 07
In nature, the weak animals can not well protect themselves if they do not have the power to beat the strong. Thus their fate is not completely controlled by themselves because of the deficiency. That is not what they can do.
As to human beings, I think, the rich are supposed to help the poor to get rich or at least help them lead a better life or improve their life by teaching them as many skills as they can in all walks of life to decrease their lack of knowledge in certain lines.
Everyone has the duty to help the other however rich or poor he is in order to build a more harmonious society that we all look forward to.
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@ssh123 (31073)
• India
27 Jul 07
In democratic societies, the rich will not participate in the social activities, even if they, they do it for the purpose of gaining popularity and it is a show business. So, the government interfers in uplifting the poor by conducting poverty allevation programme. But the scroundrels in the government department who not only have a job security and have two square meals every day, they indulge in corruption by accepting the bribes from the poor to provide them with government sanctioned facilities. A new order should emerge to ensure that men should treat other men with equality, kindness and grace.
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@williamjisir (22819)
• China
27 Jul 07
It is a show business. Haha, well said. It is not easy for the government to modify those who indulge in corruption by accepting the bribes from the poor to provide them with government sanctioned facilities, however hard the government is working. It is strongly called for a new order to ensure that men should treat other men with equality, kindness and grace.
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@rladiga00 (1165)
• India
29 Aug 07
Very true. Otherwise the population of animal species would have outgrown the population of humans.
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@navtech (1773)
• India
26 Jul 07
Dear ssh123, As far as the naimals are concerned it is true but for human beings a individual create and make their own destiny in life. A poor man in our country become a IAS officer in last year batch. He comes from a very poor family. Take the case of INFOSYS, Satyanarayan Murthy, he is multimillionarier today because of his own effort and hard working. No rich can oppress the poor. In our country anybody can become rich by making his own destiny. If an individual is poor it is his fate to remain poor. Poor though wants to become rich but does not have the confidence to work towards achieving to become rich.
@ssh123 (31073)
• India
27 Jul 07
Very well narrated with interesting and useful response. Though I agree with your points, the examples what you gave is a rare exception. In a country like India where 50% of people are below poverty line, these examples will not enthuse them to raise above to earn their two square meals. If you really put your legs in the shows of these poor people, you will come to know the problems first hand. I was working for several social welfare organization as youth trainer and I had seen how our system like local govt., local banks, local cooperative society take advantage of poor people to make them poor further. A few people escape thier net. Thanks for interesting response.
