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"Redistribution" of wealth is easier said than done! But who is baking a bigger "Apple pie"?

 You all might have noticed that Congress rhetoric is only on " redistribution " and has no clue on baking a bigger " Apple pie". They have relegated Building a Better and Bigger Bharat to irrelevance and they very well know only Modi can deliver a bigger shareable "Apple pie". Journalists and media have a responsibility in calling this bluff of Congress! Congress " redistribution" policy is for bitter and beggar Bharat and people will have to be educated that you cannot legislate to make poor , rich and vice versa is what Congress is intending to do! Congress has morphed into Communists - making CPM and CPI jobless already!!This Marxist, Maoist communist philosophy has no takers in today's world.

We all know that you can distribute poverty and bringing everybody down to poverty is easier- it is like distributing the marks obtained by class toppers to everybody in the class!! After such "redistribution" the marks left with the topper will be equal to the average of the class!!The topper will lose interest in wealth creation in an economy or in getting top marks in his exams!!

Such ideas look utterly stupid , idiotic and perverted but not for those who want to give false promises to gullible people to win elections.

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