Comments by "Rutvik" (@rutvikrs) on "Ram Navami communal riots demonstrate dangerous breakdown of police system" video.

How can you get literally everything wrong? 😂 1. India is currently among the destinations for FDI. India's issues are with the number of laws it has. 2. Malaysia, Singapore and more than most Korea are not great examples to emulate. Democracy is preferred over autocracy and dictatorship. 3. Vietnam and Indonesia are taking the most immediate sectors away because of pre-existing logistics. Open a map, imagine thousands of container ships running between The US and the Chinese coasts, and locate the closest alternative destinations to those routes. Voila. Indonesia, Phillipines and Vietnam do not have the workforce to replace China which means some production will come to India. The US subsidised the shipping route, if India wants all the factories we need to spend approx $12-20 bn funding the route between Vietnam to Eastern India coast via Malacca straits. 4. There is nothing called mental cleansing unless you are talking about lobotomy. Each region has its own L&O problem which will be sorted with mass industrialisation that we are headed for.
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@IndiaAgainstSlaveryIAS Could you name a few instances of exits due to communal rioting? Let me be specific, 92 Babri masjid, resulted in pan India violence. Which companies exited India as a result of it? (if it isn't already obvious, I am not making a case for riots. Businesses don't care what goes on as long as they are running BAU operations, all they need is policy stability and no violence in their vicinity. There is a reason we place our industrial areas zoned out of dense areas where rioting is more likely)
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@IndiaAgainstSlaveryIAS reply is basically Indian politics imprinted on other nations. That isn't how politics or business works. 1. Only the Indians have an existential fear of causing damage abroad as we have been taught Gandhian philosophy which isn't Indian to begin with. The others suffer no fools. Ex: France still has a colonial Empire as we speak in 2023, it's central bank prints African money and it's longest border isn't with Germany, it's Brazil. France gets a lot of "drama" for it, but they will retain them so long as their interests demand them to. 2. As for the business and governmental outlook on investments, no country or business entity looks at social discord. Israel is a research hub, start up generator and the most productive industrial base in the Middle East while being in the middle of a warzone. Sweden, the poster child of progressive politics is receiving more investments even while they handle communal rioting, bomb blasts and no go ghettos of Muslim migrants, Mexico has been the largest recipient of American investment for friend-shoring(Not Vietnam)even as the cartel war rages on post el Chapo's arrest(Google Culiacán). I am not sure why we stand out here, it's not even a tenth of the violence in these countries. 3. The impetus for withdrawal from China was the geopolitical moves that threaten the US hegemony. Semiconductor acquisition and attempts to de-dollarise oil trade. No one withdrew investments because of Xinjiang, Ladakh or even causing Covid.
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