Why Middle Class Family Members Should Avoid Politics:
Why Middle Class Family Members Should Avoid Politics: 10 Powerful Reasons for Peace, Stability, and Success** In the bustling households of Savar, Dhaka , or any middle-class neighborhood across Bangladesh and South Asia, politics often sneaks into family dinners like an uninvited guest. One uncle passionately defends a party, a cousin argues about quotas or inflation, and suddenly, the room turns tense. "Why can't we just talk about jobs or studies?" you might wonder. If you're from a middle-class family, you've likely felt this pull—the desire to "do something" about the system while fearing the chaos it brings. But here's the truth: ** middle-class family members should avoid politics **. Not because you're apathetic, but because getting involved (or even deeply discussing it) often destroys what matters most: your peace, finances, relationships, and future. This isn't defeatist advice. It's strategic wisdom drawn from real-life pa...