When i feel down i feel the same way. The truth is though - revolution will deliver nothing. Look where it has happened. All the thieving elite class fled with their wealth, the people fought amongst themselves, warlords willing to favour external influencers took over - creating a new elite class.
Change will come through people like us. It will take 1 shop, 1 wholesaler, with the courage not to participate in speculative pricing. It'll take 1 shop to have compettive fixed prices. It'll take 1 resturant to have world class health and hygiene standards, it'll take 1 office to put employees ahead of immediate profit maximisation. It'll spread. If
@Hiraa has a rubbish gym manager, then maybe someone will create a gym with excellent management.
One by one we'll create a better standard, we'll create an expectation and suddenly the market will re-baseline at that new standard. If you can get a careem or an uber cheaper than a local taxi, honestly who takes a local taxi? Nobody. If you can get a top quality Airbnb who books into a 3 star hotel? If you can trust your sabzi wala to deliver produce to your door of the same quality you'd have hand picked yourself - who needs to go to the market?
At some point this population will elect an MNA or someone else who they will hold to a high standard. If that person fails to deliver, they'll only elect someone else who will uphold the same standard. That is how change will happen.
