By RK Lakhi Kant<\/p>\n
Expanding business only for profits,
\nwithout concern for people who
\nare not interested in business
\nor money making, is futile.<\/p>\n
There are thousands and thousands
\nof those who cannot fit in the system,
\nso complicated it has become.<\/p>\n
Industry never thinks how the social
\ndropouts will survive, at the cost of
\nmany many things which
\nthey are good at.<\/p>\n
Art too does not like to be
\ncreated in stifling conditions;
\nand without a liberal society
\nthe flourish of art is thwarted.
\nDole is indispensable if
\nindustry is to play fair.<\/p>\n
And if the government thinks
\nthe population is too large
\nto even think of dole, then,
\nconversely, superfluous
\nindustries have to be
\nabolished so that people
\nfeel safe from the threat of
\nextensive industrialization,
\nwhich in common tongue means
\nenslaving the masses with
\ntemptation for money.<\/p>\n
Dole can keep the unemployed
\nalive and thinking, with
\npractical freedom in
\nmaking small choices.<\/p>\n\n