Dear netas, don’t forget we have the power to vote you out

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I’m a common man, and I am a fool. (I’m the middle class) To remove black money, I was asked to stand in queues outside banks. They later changed the colour of the notes and told me black


money has returned! I’m a common man, but am I a fool? (I’m the unemployed) I’m running around places to find a job. I have just graduated from college, and I cannot find a job. I am also a


50-year-old man who has given his life to his job, but has now been fired. I am a common man, and I am a fool. (I am a journalist) I am a journalist, and the channel I work for has been sold


(for political interests). My own innocence has become my enemy. False cases have been filed against me. I am a common man, and I am a fool. (I am a businessman) I am a businessman, and I


was told my earnings would increase in abundance. Not only did my earnings not increase, but now I have to pay GST as well! I am a common man, and I am a fool. (I am the youth) I am the


youth, I was promised that my tax money would be used for development. But with tax-payers’ money, huge statues are being constructed. And for what? Political benefits. I am a common man,


and I am a fool. But, those who make false promises forget that elections come every five years. I am a common man, but I am NOT a fool.