LKG Kids Get It, But Edappadi & Vijay Don’t: Stalin Just Exposed the Bootlickers in the Most Savage Way Possible
Listen up, because MK stalin just said the quiet part out loud, and the entire opposition is pretending they didn’t hear it. Tamil Nadu is heading to the polls, and the chief minister isn’t playing the usual game. He didn’t call it a local election. He called it tamil Nadu versus Delhi. Straight fire. Immediately, Edappadi Palaniswami and Vijay jumped in with the same scripted outrage: “Why would you say that?”
In indian politics, even a five-year-old in LKG knows the Union government is currently crushing state after state – snatching powers, choking finances, rewriting rules to suit one narrative. Every adult with eyes sees it. But the guys who are literally helping tie the ropes around tamil Nadu’s wrists and then licking those same boots? They act shocked. Edappadi and Vijay aren’t confused. They’re complicit. That’s why it doesn’t register.
Let me spell it out so slowly even they might catch up: You claim to run parties for the people of tamil Nadu. You stand here pretending to represent us. Then your own chief minister – the man actually elected by Tamils – looks delhi in the eye and says, “This fight is between my state and you.” What does that actually mean?
It means delhi doesn’t even consider you human enough to negotiate with. You’re not opponents. You’re furniture. Decorative, spineless, useful only when you stay quiet and let the center do whatever it wants. stalin isn’t being dramatic. He’s being honest. Brutally, painfully honest.
The rest of us heard it loud and clear. The bootlickers are still pretending it’s “just politics.”
This election isn’t about alliances or castes or freebies. It’s about whether tamil Nadu still has a spine or if we’re ready to become another footnote in Delhi’s dominance story.
Stalin just drew the line in blood.
The question isn’t why he said it.
The question is: which side are you really on?
This election isn’t about alliances or castes or freebies. It’s about whether tamil Nadu still has a spine or if we’re ready to become another footnote in Delhi’s dominance story.
Stalin just drew the line in blood.
The question isn’t why he said it.
The question is: which side are you really on?