Unmistakable in Meaning
India is going through some electoral turmoil as the two-thirds of the populace who do the farming constantly switch political allegiances in hopes that someone will come to their aid. [tag]Indian farmers[/tag] are overworked and constantly in debt, unable to sell what they farm for what it costs them to produce and market.
One voter, in unmistakable English and logic, observed:
“If I were given a choice, I would like to be born as a European cow, but certainly not as an Indian farmer, in my next birth.”
Cows in Europe earn U.S. $2 a day in government subsidies.
I wish people in America could express themselves so clearly. ” Awesome” just doesn’t convey the same meaning as this plainly spoken English.
Posted by Gary McCarty
