BJP's Governance Analysis of Gujarat : Gujarat model case study
Summary
TLDRThis video script discusses the Gujarat state's performance in India, focusing on financial status, industrial growth, and social indicators. It critiques the Gujarat model, questioning if the wealth generated by corporate tax cuts and incentives has truly benefited the common people. The script provides a detailed analysis using RBI data, comparing Gujarat's debt, revenue, and social welfare with other states. It also addresses the media's role in propagating Hindu-Muslim debates over substantive issues and encourages viewers to assess political candidates based on factual information.
Takeaways
- 🗳️ Gujarat's political landscape is highly competitive with significant spending on publicity and propaganda by major parties.
- 📊 The financial status of Gujarat is strong, with a debt to GSDP ratio of 19%, which is below the RBI's recommended threshold.
- 🏭 Gujarat's industrial growth and ease of doing business are commendable, with substantial incentives provided to large industries to boost the economy.
- 📉 Despite economic growth, Gujarat faces challenges in social indicators like education, healthcare, and wages, which are critical for the well-being of its citizens.
- 📚 Education in Gujarat is underfunded, with only 18% of Class 5 students able to perform division, indicating a need for improvement in educational standards.
- 🏥 Healthcare in Gujarat is also a concern, with high infant mortality rates and increasing rates of underweight children, suggesting inadequate health expenditure.
- 💼 Worker wages in Gujarat are notably low, with a minimum wage of 9438 rupees per month, which is significantly less than the national average.
- 📉 The concept of 'trickle-down economics' has been criticized for not effectively benefiting the lower and middle classes in Gujarat.
- 📈 Gujarat's GDP growth rate has been impressive, but the wealth generated has not equitably reached all segments of society, leading to wealth inequality.
- 📋 The script encourages viewers to analyze the provided documents and articles to form informed opinions on the state's performance and the candidates' promises.
Q & A
What are the three key parameters to evaluate the performance of a state government in India?
-The three key parameters are the financial status of the state, the government's efforts to make the state conducive for new industries, and the social indicators of the state that reflect the condition of the poor.
What does the debt to GSDP ratio indicate about a state's financial health?
-The debt to GSDP ratio indicates the proportion of a state's debt relative to its Gross State Domestic Product. A lower ratio, ideally below the RBI's recommended 33-35%, suggests better financial health and risk management by the state government.
How does the interest payments to revenue receipts ratio affect a state's finances?
-The interest payments to revenue receipts ratio shows the portion of a state's revenue that is used to pay interest on loans. A higher ratio means more revenue is being used for debt servicing, leaving less for productive investments, with an ideal target of less than 10% as per RBI.
What is the significance of the revenue deficit in the context of state finances?
-Revenue deficit refers to the shortfall between a state's revenue expenditure and its revenue receipts. A higher deficit indicates that the state is spending more than it earns, which can be unsustainable. A deficit expressed as a percentage of GDP helps in comparing states of different sizes.
How does the Gujarat model's approach to industrial growth and ease of doing business impact the state's economy?
-The Gujarat model focuses on providing tax incentives and subsidies to attract industries, which has led to significant industrial growth and high rankings in ease of doing business. However, critics argue that this approach may not effectively benefit the wider population, leading to wealth inequality.
What is the 'trickle-down effect' in economics, and how does it relate to the Gujarat model?
-The 'trickle-down effect' is an economic theory suggesting that benefits given to the wealthy, such as tax cuts, will eventually benefit the rest of society by stimulating economic growth. The Gujarat model has been criticized for not effectively achieving this, with wealth not sufficiently trickling down to the middle and lower classes.
What are the criticisms regarding the social indicators in Gujarat despite its economic growth?
-Critics point out that despite economic growth, Gujarat's social indicators such as education, healthcare, and wages are not as strong as expected. Issues include low educational achievement, high infant mortality rates, undernourishment among children, and low minimum wages.
How does the video script suggest improving the understanding of state government performance?
-The video script suggests that instead of focusing on religious or propagandistic debates, the media and citizens should evaluate state government performance based on financial management, industrial growth, and social indicators to make informed decisions.
What sources does the video recommend for assessing the state government's performance?
-The video recommends using the RBI document on state finances and risk analysis, detailed explanations of economic theories, and cross-checking facts from various articles and reports to assess state government performance accurately.
What is the role of the media according to the video script in educating citizens about state government performance?
-The video script suggests that the media should play an educational role by providing a framework for citizens to assess state government performance based on authentic and important metrics, rather than focusing on sensationalist debates.
Outlines
🗳️ Gujarat Elections and Media Critique
The script opens with a discussion on the elections in Gujarat, which began on December 1, 2022. It highlights the intense political warfare between major parties and the substantial spending on publicity and propaganda. The author criticizes mainstream media for focusing on religious debates rather than educating citizens on assessing the state's performance. The video aims to provide a framework for evaluating the Gujarat state government's performance, focusing on financial status, industrial growth, and social indicators. The source of financial data is an RBI document, which is considered highly trustworthy, and key financial terms such as government debt to GSDP ratio, interest payments to revenue receipts, and revenue deficit are introduced.
📊 Analyzing Gujarat's Financial Health
This section delves into Gujarat's financial status, using the RBI document as a primary source. It explains the importance of the debt to GSDP ratio, interest payments to revenue receipts ratio, and revenue deficit. Gujarat's performance is compared to other states, showing a relatively good financial standing with a debt to GSDP ratio of 19%, which is below the indicative target. However, the interest payments to revenue receipts ratio at 14.2% is above the RBI's recommended 10%, indicating room for improvement. The revenue deficit is at 0%, suggesting efficient financial management. The paragraph concludes with a mention of the RBI's prediction of a decline in Gujarat's debt to GSDP ratio in the coming years.
🏭 Industrial Growth and the Gujarat Model
The paragraph discusses the 'Gujarat Model' of development, focusing on industrial growth and ease of doing business. It mentions large investments and the creation of livelihood opportunities. The concept of the 'trickle-down effect' in economics is introduced, explaining how benefits given to high-income earners and corporations can theoretically lead to overall economic growth. The paragraph uses a story to illustrate the potential impact of corporate tax cuts on employment and the economy. It also addresses criticisms that the benefits of economic growth have not adequately trickled down to the middle and lower classes, leading to wealth inequality.
📚 Social Indicators and the Gujarat Model's Shortcomings
This section critiques the Gujarat Model by examining social indicators such as education, healthcare, and wages. It points out that despite economic growth, Gujarat's performance in these areas is subpar. Education expenditure is below the recommended 6% of GDP, and healthcare spending is less than 1% of GDP, leading to poor outcomes in literacy, infant mortality, and child nutrition. The paragraph also discusses the low minimum wage in Gujarat and the opposition from industry bodies to proposed wage increases. The author emphasizes the need for the government to invest more in social sectors to ensure equitable distribution of wealth.
📘 Conclusion and Call to Action
The final paragraph summarizes the analysis of Gujarat's state performance, highlighting its financial management and industrial growth while also pointing out the不足 in social sector investments. The author encourages viewers to study the provided materials, including the RBI document and articles from Wire and Scroll, to make informed decisions about political candidates. The paragraph concludes with a call to action for viewers to share the video to help others understand the state's performance beyond propaganda and to support the channel by subscribing and liking the video.
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Keywords
💡Gujarat
💡Elections
💡Propaganda
💡Trickle-down economics
💡Ease of doing business
💡Social indicators
💡Debt to GSDP ratio
💡Revenue deficit
💡Industrial output
💡Education expenditure
💡Healthcare
Highlights
Gujarat's political warfare between major parties has been intense, with significant spending on publicity and propaganda.
Mainstream media's coverage of the elections has been criticized for focusing on religious debates rather than educating citizens.
The video aims to provide a framework for assessing the performance of the Gujarat state government.
Three key parameters for analyzing Gujarat's performance are financial status, industrial growth, and social indicators.
Gujarat's government debt to GSDP ratio is commendable, indicating effective financial management.
The state's interest payments to revenue receipts ratio is moderate but above the RBI recommendation.
Gujarat has a revenue deficit of zero percent, showcasing fiscal responsibility.
The Gujarat model has been criticized for not effectively addressing social indicators despite economic growth.
Gujarat's industrial growth and ease of doing business are strong, with significant investment and job creation.
The state's GDP growth rate has been impressive, with a significant contribution to India's industrial output and exports.
Education in Gujarat is a concern, with low literacy rates and insufficient government spending on education.
Healthcare in Gujarat shows issues like high infant mortality rate and increasing undernourishment among children.
Worker wages in Gujarat are low, with the minimum wage being one of the lowest in India.
The video concludes that while Gujarat has economic strengths, it needs to improve in areas like education, healthcare, and worker wages.
The video encourages viewers to use the provided study materials to make informed decisions about their state's governance.
Cuckoo FM is promoted as a platform for learning about political leaders and various non-fiction subjects.
Transcripts
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State Gujarat stands out different and
perhaps better than anywhere else in the
country
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elections have been in full swing since
1st of December 2022 and with Gujarat
being one of the most important states
of India the political Warfare between
the biggest parties in the country has
been nothing short of insane hundreds of
crows have been spent on both publicity
and propaganda lots of blames and claims
have been made and very very sadly the
mainstream media coverage of the
elections has been a complete mess and
instead of educating the citizens on how
to assess the state's performance and
how to choose the right candidate the
entire focus of the media has been on
Hindu Muslim and all kinds of
propagandhi debates which make no sense
at all which is why we decided to pull
up our socks and do what Indian media
must be doing which is to educate you
and give you a framework so that you can
go on to assess the performance of the
state government of Gujarat so in this
case today let's keep aside the Hindu
Muslim debate and actually try to
understand what exactly are the most
important metrics to analyze gujarat's
performance is bjp's marketing of the
Gujarat model really sensible or is it
just high grade propaganda where did BJP
do well and where have they done a
terrible job and most importantly as
citizens of India what are the most
important and authentic sources to help
you cut through the Clutter and actually
analyze your state government's
performance so if this video makes sense
to you please share this episode with as
many people as possible this video is
brought to you by cuckoo FM but more on
this at the end of the video
to analyze Gujarat we first have to
understand the most important parameters
that can give you a very clear idea
about the progress management and
Welfare of a particular state in this
case the three parameters that you must
consider are number one what is the
financial status of the state as in how
well is the state government managing
the revenue number two how is the
government making the state more and
more conducive for new Industries to be
built and lastly what do the social
indicators of the state say about the
condition of poor in that particular
state
so let's start with the first pillar
which is financial status of Gujarat and
how well has the government managed its
Revenue for this my primary source is
none other than this RBI document which
was published by RBI about three months
back so unlike newspapers and other
media houses this document is by far the
most trustworthy source of information
you can find on the internet and here we
have three important terms that will
give you a great idea about the finance
of Gujarat these terms are number one
government debt to gsdp ratio interest
payments to revenue receipts and lastly
we have the revenue deficit now these
names and terminologies might sound very
complex to you but don't worry guys I'll
explain it so simply that even at 10
standard kid will be able to understand
so pay very close attention to this the
first indicator is the most simple of
all which is common debt to gsdp ratio
or government debt to cross state
domestic product so let's say the
Gujarat government has 100 crores in
debt and 500 crores in GDP then the debt
to gsdp ratio is 100 divided by 500 into
100 which is 20 now is this good or bad
well if you look at this graph this
horizontal line represents the
indicative Target so the 15th Finance
Commission in this case this line lies
between 33 to 35 percent if this is very
very clear to you let's have a look at
where Gujarat stands you see while Bihar
Rajasthan Kerala are the worst
performing states with debt to gsdp
ratio of 38.6
39.5 and 37 odisha Maharashtra and
Gujarat are the best performing states
with a debt to gstp ratio of 18.8
17.9 and 19 so Gujarat being at 19 this
is a green flag and by the way guys
Bihar Rajasthan and Kerala are in such a
terrible condition that RBI actually had
to release this document to specifically
warn these states about their Finance so
if you belong to any of these states
please keep an eye on your State's
Finance then we come to the next metric
and that are interest payments to
revenue receipts ratio this is again
very very simple you see just like we
take home loans even the government
takes loans for Building Bridges and
doing other works so if the government
collected 1 000 crores from all streams
of Revenue and it has to pay 400 crores
in interest for the loans that it has
taken it means interest payments to
revenue receipts is 400 divided by 1000
into 100 which is 40 so if 400 crores of
your tax revenue is only going into
interest payments what does it mean it
means that the government will have less
money to invest in productive domains
like infrastructure and development so
the more this number the worse it gets
now according to RBI this number should
be ideally less than 10 percent now here
in this RBI document while on one side
Bihar stands at 8.6 percent chattisgarh
stands at eight percent odisha stands at
4.3 percent on the other side we have
the states that are paying very heavy
interest payments and they are Kerala at
18.8 percent Tamil naduate 21 Punjab at
21.3 percent and West Bengal at 20.8
percent and over here Gujarat stands at
a moderate 14.2 percent which is not
very bad but it is still above the RBI
recommendation and lastly there is
revenue deficit according to RBI Revenue
deficit is nothing but Revenue
expenditure minus Revenue receipts for
example let's say the Bihar government
spent 1500 crores and earned only 1 200
crores from all streams of Revenue so
its Revenue deficit over here is 1500
minus 1200 which is 300 crores so
obviously if the revenue deficit is more
it means that even though the state is
getting less money it's spending a lot
more than it is earning so the more this
deficit the worse is the condition of
the state now you see some states are
big and some states are small so to make
them comparable this Revenue deficit is
expressed in percentage of GDP of the
state so in this chart while Bihar
Rajasthan and Kerala are the worst
performing states with a deficit of 5
point five percent three percent and two
point six percent odisha up and
Telangana have the best deficit
percentage of minus three point three
percent minus one point three percent
and minus zero point four percent and
Gujarat has a revenue deficit of zero
percent so that is pretty good so
clearly Gujarat as a state has managed
its finances pretty well in fact in the
same RBI document RBI says that while
States like Punjab will see their debt
to gsdp ratio increasing Gujarat will
see a steep decline in its debt to gstp
ratio in the next five years this is the
first pillar of my analysis which is
State finances now the question over
here is if Gujarat is doing so well as a
state why do the wire and scroll keep on
criticizing the Gujarat model so much
and what exactly is the problem do they
really make sense or is it just another
baseless propaganda
well as it turns out they do have a
point and the Gujarat model really has a
major problem so the question over here
is what is the problem with Gujarat
model and how is it affecting the people
of Gujarat
and this is what brings me to the second
pillar of our case study which is
industrial growth and ease of doing
business with a Gujarat model so let's
understand this from top to bottom I
would just like to say that
to Mr Modi that
your leadership has been exemplary you
have not only
made a mark
in this state in India but are now is
now
a leading state in the country we have
so far invested nearly three lakh crores
in the state of Gujarat and created
and catalyzed
over 1 million livelihood opportunities
in Gujarat India's mining giant vedanta
has joined hands with ronics
manufacturer folkscon it will set up a
semiconductor manufacturing unit in the
western state of Gujarat earlier this
month the government of India declared a
village in the western state of Gujarat
as the first to be powered completely by
solar energy
now to understand this part of the
Gujarat model we first have to
understand a very very important term in
economics called trickle down effect in
simple words what trickled on FX says is
that if financial leverage tax benefits
and incentives are given to the high
income earners business owners and
corporates it will result in overall
economic growth and this growth and
wealth creation of the people at the top
of the economic pyramid will gradually
trickle down and benefit the middle
class and the lower classes of the
society
now this is a little complex so let's
try to understand this using a story
let's say the year is 2026 and Raju
Academy is a billion dollar a tech
company that does 8 000 crores in
revenue and has 12 000 employees and
they made around 1 000 crores in profits
now let's say corporate tax in India is
26 which means they would have to pay
260 crores in taxes and will have 740
crores to reinvest in 2027. so when the
economy was doing extremely well in 2026
the working-class parents had a lot of
purchase power to buy raju's courses
which is why they made 1000 crores in
profits but in the next two years by
2028 as the economy started slowing down
and inflation increased the
working-class parents in India were not
able to afford raju's 25 000 rupees of
courses so the profits of the company
were expected to drop to 800 crores on
top of that again they have to pay 26 in
taxes which means they would have only
592 crores in profits after paying taxes
so if Raju Academy projects the sales
going down and expects a recession in
the next year what will the company do
they will lay off 25 of their employees
cut down the contract workers and pause
their expansion now this means there
will be 3 000 unemployed people in the
market and each one of these employees
who got laid off will then cut down on
their expenses for groceries they won't
go to movies they won't Buy electronics
like acz television and they would fire
the maid at their house so you see what
happened when Raju Academy laid off its
3000 employees these three thousand
employees income tax revenue to the
government was cut down the tax revenue
from movie theaters was cut down and the
tax revenue from electronics companies
was cut down on top of that the made in
these 3000 employees house got fired So
eventually this lows down the economy
further due to Rising unemployment and
decrease in business but this is where
the trickle-down Theory comes in very
very handy in this case when the
government sees the economy slowing down
and they see that Raju Academy is
expected to make 20 percent less in
profits they would devise a scheme such
that the attack companies will only have
to pay 10 percent in taxes and by the
way Guys these incentives could be of
any form it could be tax credit like
this it could be giving out land at a
very cheap cost for expansion or it
could even be about waiving off import
Duty and in this example we have taken
tax cut only because it's super easy to
understand all right anyways so in this
scenario when Raju Academy makes a
profit of 800 crores they just have to
pay 10 in taxes which means they would
have to pay only 80 crores and will have
720 crores in profits to reinvest in the
next year which is 20 29 so if you see
this amount of money left with Raju
Academy this year is almost the same as
when Raju Academy generated 1 000 crores
in profits and paid 26 percent in taxes
so back then they made 1000 crores in
profits and paid 260 crores in taxes
eventually to have 760 cruise to
reinvest in the next year but now they
paid only 10 taxes on 800 crores and in
spite of 20 decrease in profits they
would still have 720 crores to reinvest
in the next year so now Raju Academy
will not lay off 3000 employees the
market will have 3 000 less unemployed
people and hence the grocery shops the
electronic shops the movie theaters all
of them will enjoy healthy profits and
also the made in these employees house
will still have a job eventually
everybody would pay taxes and the
government is expected to collect the
same amount of taxes but without an
economic slowdown
this is how by cutting taxes for the
corporates the wealth trickles down to
the middle class and the lower classes
of the society this is the trickle-down
theory
but but but the most important word we
hear is Theory because this ideal
condition almost never really happens so
in reality what happens is that when the
government reduces taxes on 26 to 10
percent instead of Raju Academy
reporting 800 crores in profits they
would still Fire 3 000 employees save
300 crores in expenses and then they
would show their profits to be 1100
crores so at the end of the year they
would show off to their shareholders and
declare a 10 increase in profits even in
a bad market and this will eventually
increase their stock price or in another
scenario they will fire the workforce
and use the extra money to give out
incentives to the board of directors and
the upper management of the company so
you see what happened at the end of the
day the market still has 3 000
unemployed people they've lost the
purchase power to buy Electronics movie
tickets and groceries and on top of that
the maids also got fired so now while
the board of directors are enjoying
their incentives the middle class and
the lower classes of the society are
suffering and this is what creates
wealth inequality as in the ridge gets
richer and the poor have gotten poorer
so according to the wire and scroll this
trickle-down economics has failed in
Gujarat so if you look at Gujarat
subsidies and tax cuts it's absolutely
crazy in 2022 the net State goods and
service tax reimbursement to large
Industries was up to 75 percent of the
fixed capital from 1990 to 2006 Gujarat
gave out a total sales tax subsidy worth
500 billion rupees that is about 50 000
crores then Gujarat government had even
given out a soft loan of 584.82 crores
to Tata Motors in 2018 and this loan was
given at a simple interest rate of just
0.1 percent this is because the company
decided to relocate its Nano car plant
from West Bengal to Gujarat and then in
2022 for Semiconductor manufacturing a
75 subsidy was given on the purchase of
the first 200 acres of land for setting
up the manufacturing units this is how
Gujarat is is incentivized and cut taxes
for the biggest industries in the state
to turn Gujarat into an industrial
ecosystem as a result all these hundreds
of Industries have created a ton of
employment in Gujarat this is the reason
why Gujarat is consistently ranked among
the top three states in India with
respect to ease of doing business this
is also one of the most important
reasons why gujarat's GDP has grown at a
rate of 10 from 2001 to 2013 and now
it's back to grow at 17.4 this fiscal
now even considering the pandemics
loaded in 2021 this is very very good
and the fun fact is that Gujarat alone
accounts for 18 of the entire country's
industrial output and 30 percent of
India's total exports in 2021 and 22. so
firstly this brings us to the conclusion
of the second pillar of our assessment
which is industrial growth and ease of
doing business and undoubtedly Gujarat
has done a phenomenal job here so let's
put a green ticket here and now let's
move to the dark side of Gujarat and
trickle down economics which are social
indicator us as a first time voter in
Gujarat what are your issues education
for all the Shakti nagar school is one
of the 700 government primary schools
across the state which runs with just a
single teachers
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you see guys Gujarat in spite of being
one of the richest and the fastest
growing states in the country the
criticism that opposition media has put
forth is that in spite of so much wealth
flowing into the state the social
indicators of Gujarat are not so good
and this is a fair point so let's have a
look at three of the most critical
social indicators of all which are
Education Health Care and wages
firstly let's start with education
according to the annual survey of
Education report in 2018 less than 55
percent of the Class by students from
the government schools of Gujarat could
read Class 2 level textbooks and only 18
percent of the children in government
schools could do mathematical division
in class 5. in 700 government schools
there was only one teacher for class one
to eight to teach all subjects and this
is because even though anybody 2020
recommends the state to spend six
percent of the GDP into education
gujarat's education expenditure has been
less than 2.5 percent of its GDP and
that too since the past 20 years so
clearly they are doing a terrible job
with education the second pillar we have
is Healthcare and according to the
handbook of statistics on the Indian
States infant mortality rate in Gujarat
was 25 for every thousand live births in
2019. this place Gujarat at the 12th
position among other states and union
territories secondly the fifth round of
the national family head survey of
2019-21 it showed that the rate of
stunted children has not reduced
compared to the findings of the previous
round of data Collections and this
stunting or impact growth among children
is a consequence of poor nutrition and
at the same time the number of
underweight children in Gujarat has
actually increased this clearly states
that undernourishment is a rising
problem in Gujarat in spite of high
economic growth this is again because
even though the state government is
expected to spend three percent of its
GDP into Health Care Gujarat spends less
than one percent of its GDP on health so
again clearly the state needs to up its
game with Healthcare
and lastly we come to worker wages for
this you need to have a look at this
chart and here the most striking feature
is that except two or three states all
other States declare a shocking low
minimum wage which ranges from about 10
000 rupees per month to as low as about
7 000 rupees per month and Gujarat is
one of these states with a very very low
minimum wage of merely 9438 rupees per
month secondly even though agriculture
is one of the most important sectors of
the state for September 2022 Gujarat
stands at the second lowest rank for
male worker among the 18 other major
States and the daily wage form rail
workers in Gujarat is only 244 rupees
per day in fact the national average
itself is 344 rupees per day now you
tell me guys what can you buy for 244
rupees let alone food and shelter if
someone Falls sick at home the medicines
themselves might cost one week of their
income and similar is the case with
women's wages so clearly the Garment is
to up its game and increase the wages of
its workers in fact recently the
government of Gujarat proposed a 25
increase in minimum wages but the
Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and industry
has completely opposed the government
and has even blackmailed them with
moving to other states so clearly what
the wire and Scrolls say about trickle
Town economics is kind of true which is
although corporate tax cuts and
incentives have increased the wealth of
the state and the rich it does not
effectively percolated to the upward
which is why we have to put a red mark
here and more importantly you as people
of Gujarat need to understand that the
government is to spend more on Education
Health Care and increase worker wages
otherwise what will happen is the rich
will get richer and the poor will get
poorer this is my brief analysis of the
state of Gujarat now after I give you
the study materials please read through
those documents and decide for yourself
which candidate is good for you which
candidate is bad for you what are they
promising and what exactly are they
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materials the first thing I'm attaching
is this RBI document about State
finances and risk analysis so read
through that and you'll understand all
the numbers that I quoted secondly I'm
attaching a detailed explanation of
trickle down economics where you can
understand the concept better and
thirdly I'm attaching RBS document
giving out all the statistics of all the
states and lastly I am attaching the
wire and scroll articles to help you
understand their point of criticism
personal opinions sometimes these
articles could be extremely biased so
please cross check the facts before
arriving to a conclusion that's all from
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