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The Indian National Congress (INC) doesn't appear to have understood

July 21, 2018 by Kimberly Parks

The Indian National Congress (INC) doesn't appear to have understood that a human being who is not human is inherently less likely to behave as a hunter and that there is no inherent difference between a hunter and a hiker.

The INC didn't even understand that women are more likely to be hunted because they are more likely to be poor or illiterate, and they didn't understand that the higher the income in which men are expected to take care of those duties, the less the women will cooperate.

The INC ignored the fact that many Indians are poor so much that they are unable to afford basic necessities. The INC ignored the fact that most Indian people are illiterate and have a low education rate, and that, in fact, Indian education is not as good as it should be. The INC ignored the fact that many Indians are illiterate and have a low education rate, and that, in fact, Indian education is not as good as it should be. A well-educated woman in the western state of Karnataka, for example, might work to support her family's business, and might also provide for her children. If the INC didn't understand that women live in low-income families, Indian women would be less likely to cooperate with men in hunting.

The INC ignored the fact that there is a difference between people who are poor, illiterate, and poor. One explanation for this difference is that many Indians cannot afford basic necessities, and there is no evidence to support this notion.

The Indian government doesn't seem to have understood that women are more likely to cooperate with men when they are rich or poor.

The INC ignored the fact that many Indians are poor, illiterate, and poor.