1/n Wokism encourages a dangerous trend of anarchy that leads to breakdown of law and order.

I had written an earlier thread about Xian convents banning girl students from wearing bindi and flowers in hair. People may not like it and it is unfair but no one went on agitations
2/n In my college in the 80s saree was compulsory and we didn't like it. No one went on agitations and involve political parties. Yes, legally other clothing was permitted in India but no one went on an agitation over uniform.

Uniforms/dress codes are a rule that we may not like
3/n But that is no reason to bring cities and nation to a standstill and involve political parties and spawn hashtags.

If you don't like uniform, talk to the college authorities. Or go to a religious institution to study. This study period is temporary anyway so get on with it.
4/n Within reason, respect for authority is important for society to function properly.

Military needs extreme respect for authority coz life and death depends on it. Family, school/college, companies and nations - we need to generally respect authority.
5/n Else will lead to breakdown in law and order which protect us all.

This theatrics about burqa not being consistent with college uniform and political parties jumping into the fray is totally unnecessary.
6/n Calls in the US to "defund police" have put many cities at risk.

Anarchy cannot be good. Protest but protest for things that matter. Else its just too many bobbleheads that are empty heads. No work gets done.
7/n I'm no fan of Chinese govt or any dictatorship but China will soon surpass US in fields like AI. Because respect for authority makes ppl focused on things that matter.

Small matters that used to be resolved locally are now sensationalized and spawn hashtags.
8/n What next? Family quarrels becoming viral videos? Becoming international news?

Think before amplifying or encouraging anarchists. They are not worth the time and will bring down societies and nations.
9/n This whole burqa stuff is likely amplified by Muslim political organizations with the backing of Congress to make the nation look bad.

This is pure political divisiveness.
10/n End result - people will suffer, colleges and nation suffer. Stop pandering to anarchists and extremists.

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