රට හදන්න මට තියන අත්දැකීම්

[Sandy_Fdo]

And they deserve a chance too, for better or for worse

Hell fucking yes.

 

[RandomGuy]

උඹ පැචුම් නේද?

මටත් හිතෙනවා එහෙම.
ඕකා වගේ niche පොරවල් වලට ලොකුවට social media කැම්පේන් දුවන්න තරම් තත්වයක් නැති වෙන්න පුළුවන්.

 

[Don GasCan]

හරි හරි ඉලග පාර අනුර කුමාර ඊට පස්සේ ඔයා එතකන් ඉදපන්

 

[senal neveyi]

1. Enough is enough bro. Alternatively, 2 main parties destroying the country for the last 73 years.
2. Pathum doesn't have a party yet & Most
Sri Lankans don't know him.
3. Pathum never elaborate his plans rather criticism but JVP does.
4. Now the trend is towards JVP and Pathum would only deviate JVP votes and dilute the situation.
So #StandWithJVP2024

JVP may be an alternative for Gota/Sajith but they are not an alternative for the current system. I haven't seen them elaborate realistic and effective plans. Their views are outdated. Their model wont be suitable for the current global trends. None of the leaders have proven management skills.

 

[S.GUNE]

සංවිධාන කරන්න කියහන්. අපිත් එන්නම්.

 

[Sandy_Fdo]

JVP may be an alternative for Gota/Sajith but they are not an alternative for the current system. I haven't seen them elaborate realistic and effective plans. Their views are outdated. Their model wont be suitable for the current global trends. None of the leaders have proven management skills.

If you carefully watch their political programmes telecasted on TV you might catch some of their plans. Based on what fact do you say their plans are not realistic or outdated?
They didn't have a chance to prove themselves yet. So can't say about their management skills. But most of them are well educated and having the urge to do something for the country. On that basis, they deserve a chance. If not might think about an alternative party in 2030. But not this time. Probably most of the SLs won't cast their vote for a fresh party dude. So better to trust on luck with JVP next time rather than trying new.

 

[ishancjs]

Anura is much more famous than Pathum and he has a party but most of our voters are not ready for a change. (Kunu gode inna purudu unta kunu mai one)

We can see this on next election.

 

[senal neveyi]

If you carefully watch their political programmes telecasted on TV you might catch some of their plans. Based on what fact do you say their plans are not realistic or outdated?
They didn't have a chance to prove themselves yet. So can't say about their management skills. But most of them are well educated and having the urge to do something for the country. On that basis, they deserve a chance. If not might think about an alternative party in 2030. But not this time. Probably most of the SLs won't cast their vote for a fresh party dude. So better to trust on luck with JVP next time rather than trying new.

I dont think any productive citizen has time to listen to bullshit discussions between stupid politicians. From what I gather they expect to base the economy on government investments ( yeah I know they drivel about attracting foreign investments but their actions are totally in contrast. Eg- eastern Jetty, the port city etc.
Their practicing economic policies are not capitalism friendly.( They even haven't stated whether they will follow capitalism or they still believe in communism for that matter). I have seen AKD saying a load of bullshit about MCC .They are not different to Wimal and Udaya .
To prove someones management skills they need not to run a government. None of the major leaders in JVP (like 99.9% rest of politicians) havent managed even a household with their earnings. They all are career politicians without any idea about management in a practical setting.
Just having a degree in arts doesn't make someone educated. And having an urge doesn't necessarily make results.
And most importantly the purpose of the existence of our country is not to make jobs for politicians . So no one deserves a chance to be elected just because they have an urge but without a solid vision to run the coun try.
Finally if you think majority os SL are going to vote for JVP you are sadly mistaken. They are well past their prime. So rather than betting on an already broken horse its better to bet on a fresh horse.

PS- My personnel experience with JVP members has proven me well beyond doubt they are a bunch that feeds on criticism rather than on action. One of my neighbours is a JVP candidate for the last parliament election ( I voted for him due to our relationship which I regret) .During the initial lockdown he was saying that the lockdown is useless and the country should be opened. And when the government was foolishly not going for lockdown in August he was again blaming the government for the exact opposite.
The opportunistic nature of JVP is evident in the way they use university students unions.

You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.-Buckminster Fuller