IPL Zindabad ?

I purposefully try to not give Cricket my sole attention when it comes to sport. I believe we should treat all sports and games equal (even if it is as slow as Golf, no offense). I don't like 20-20 cricket. I like the ODI format. ODI and TEST cricket needs proper cricket athletes. 'coz only they have the stamina to play for so long with good skill and a good control on nerves. Thats a good sporting challenge.

Coming to the point that intrigues me the most is the money part of IPL. If people can spend thousands of crores of rupees that publically then they could've been paying relative amounts of taxes to justify this expenditure. If they are spending so much in taxes, then what is the government doing with such freakish amounts of money. We have been looted of such incredible amounts of money all this time. 37% of our have been successfully screwed. We could be next if we don't act fast.Isnt tax from many such freakishly rich people who can afford to buy those IPL teams enough to get atleast 10% of that 37% out of poverty. If we consider those poor 37% of our population as people who beg from others, then our politicians and bureaucrats have been stealing from them. The whole country is getting ravaged by few people who have power.

Power if you really think about it, does not exist. Money is something we created. One person do not have to kill another person on the orders of the rich. Our duty today is to build a society of people who see money for what it is. Money is nothing but a medium to barter things thats it and nothing more. We have to raise future generations with proper ethics and standards that would eventually wipe out this shit off of our land. Lets work hard, honestly, sincerely and more importantly in a unbiased way. Lets wipe out cheap thoughts of race,caste etc from minds of people to the level that only history books should speak of caste and creed. Lets show the cheap assholes who are too proud of their caste or surnames where they stand.

"Be a Human. Do the Right Thing" (an abridged version of Russell Peters Famous dialogue).