2400 years ago, Socrates had a saying which perfectly encapsulates the mess that Great Britain is currently in. The accuracy is terrifying….

Now news is circulating that Yogi shall distribute 35000 to eligible women in UP before elections and 15000 after elections. It is time for tax payers to start a movement against freebies, With every election they are going up. No political party will step back now, Lets keep a nation wide movement starting from JantarMantar . Lets force election commission to come down heavily on tax payers money being used to buy votes. We are being treated as donkeys, bearing the weight of all useless expenses and corruption. RT and spread the word. Lets decide a date. #IndianTaxPayers

A woman asked an elderly man, "How much do you sell these eggs for?" The old man replied, "50 cents per egg, lady." The woman said, "I’ll take 6 eggs for $2.50, or I won’t buy any." The old seller answered, "You can pay whatever you want. It’s fine. I haven’t sold a single egg today, and I need to sell everything to feed my family." She bought the eggs at her price, feeling like she had won. Later, she got into her nice car and went to a fancy restaurant with her boyfriend. They ordered what they wanted, ate a little, and left most of it. The bill came to €180, and the woman left €200, telling the owner it was a tip. For the chef of a luxury restaurant, this might seem normal, but for the egg seller, it seems unfair. The question is: Why do we always feel the need to show power over a poor seller when we buy from them, yet we are so generous to those who don’t need our help? I once read something that stayed with me: “My father would buy goods from the poor at high prices, even when he didn’t need them. He would sometimes pay more than the asking price. I asked him why, and he said, ‘This is charity wrapped in dignity, my daughter.’” I know most of you might not share this story, but if you’re one of the few who took the time to read it, please consider sharing it. Maybe you’re planting a good seed for someone to see.

Approximately 800 to 1,000 captive-bred Lions are killed in canned hunts in South Africa every year. This equates to roughly two to three lions being shot every day. The majority of these hunters are from the United States, paying thousands of dollars to shoot Lions in enclosed areas where they have no chance of escape. This is barbaric and must end. RT if you want a Ban on #TrophyHunting NOW! #BanTrophyHunting 🚫. Credit: @FourPawsInt.

Should all other creatures not have same rights as we humans clamour for

Should humans act this way?If yes,then why we talk of humane behaviour?

Two little love birds!

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