Premature Evacuation

Railways are the true picture of where Indian society is at, always has been. I travel by train often, and I have travelled a lot by train during my childhood. The approach of people in trains has changed. Earlier it was warmth, when you met someone in train there used to be bonding, they even offered food, accepting which of course depended on you because of the criminal elements who were prevalent and poisoned people and took their belongings but train journeys were different back then. Now, you just meet people busy within themselves, at maximum they would ask you to exchange your berth with them or adjust. Opportunism in the society has increased manifold and it will continue to get worse for all classes except the class that is "above the noise". I was in train and it was funny that Indians behave the same whether they are in planes or in a train. As soon as the last station arrived they started pushing and shoving each other for getting down. It's the last station for the god's sake and the train is not going further than that. The same behaviour is exhibited in planes. It was all normal for me a few years ago. I thought of it as India even if it all was progressively getting worse, until a few years ago I realised that this kind of behaviour is politically and intentionally propogated centrally. The first class of this country who took over from the British, if at all they took over, make sure that it is always "throwing of food packets during a flood from a helicopter scenario and people fighting for who can get the food packets". My ideal country for etiquettes, discipline and manners is Japan. India too has manners but in theory, once you get on a train or a social setting, the manners vanish. The issue is that this shit is going to get worse. I miss my train journeys in the 90s when I used to get comics from A.H. Wheeler on the station and filled with the joy of going home used to get immersed in world of comics until home arrived. I talk a lot of about 90s and pre-90s comic books and the depth they had. I recently happened to chance on an old copy of Comic World, comic magazine published in the late 90s. It was an issue I hadn't read before and when I read it I realised that I was not wrong, stories and comics really used to have depth back then. There is no doubt that we are, and probably have always been ruled by incompetent demonic retards and the age of technology is just making the totalitarianism worse. It was particularly targeted in my case but I survived because I was a physician and had ample knowledge of psychiatry because I wanted to be a psychiatrist. Always remember that mental health issues in at least 90 percent of cases are political in nature. You don't get emotional traumas and mental health issues so that you can recover from them, it is in majority of cases inflicted by the entity that acts as providence as well as intelligence, just at a way deeper level than the elected government visibly operates. You can become successful and attain a level where you are above the noise and only see the insides of a plane and airport lounges and five star hotels, though it was never my plan. I wanted to help people and do research, the only thing I wanted to do other than that was attending music fests and food establishments of my choice. Though it doesn't matter anymore because clubs like BlueFrog have closed or have disappeared from the scene and my kind of music, except for on YouTube, has become extinct. Society has been stratified, and it's basically dogs and Indians not allowed boards, just not as obvious as the British were kind enough to be. I don't really like dancing on "tera pyar pyar pyar Hookah bar" on weekends and don't take me wrong, I'm a huge Himesh fan and would certainly attend his concert. I'm just talking about the stratification and stratification of things like music. I mean I would attend a Midival Punditz concert, they were my favourite artists once upon a time, but ultimately you realise that you need something more than the capacity to buy the tickets for the event.