Re: install dress code for indian women
by anupam sharma on Jan 10, 2010 12:30 AM
get lost to ur own tribaland & dont comment here coz u dont desreve to live in a free country
Re: stop derogatory language
by op on Jan 10, 2010 02:24 AM
bongs is a very common manner to refer to bengali how is it derogatory? byw am bengali myself i like the sound of bong!
Re: And these 'duskies'
by sri on Jan 10, 2010 12:09 AM
It is not limited to women and all indians want to pretend they are americans. Everyone wants to show how much more english they know than the other Indian and show off their knowledge of for eg., some music band, or brand clothing or TV serial or American celebrity etc etc etc. Ask them about Kalidasa's poetry or Aryabhatta's contributions to mathematics or who other than Valmiki wrote Ramayana, they will look at you as though you are backward and unsophisticated. And that, my friend, is the real tragedy and therein lies the question of whether Indian culture will survive or not! Will it become another Greece - a lost civilization!
Re: Re: And these 'duskies'
by anupam sharma on Jan 10, 2010 12:33 AM
yes that is the only problem u cantalk about hereos & culture from thousand years ago but what about present-we have leaders who let policeman diw in front of them-It is better to admire american hereos who are living currently then live in the past * boast about what happened 2000 years ago-you will never ubdersatnd because u r hoodwinked into thinking that because our people did something great 1000 years ago we dont need to do anything-It is normal human nature to fins hereos & no matter what their color they should be admired.& u wake up from ur stupor of 1000 years
Re: Re: Re: And these 'duskies'
by sri on Jan 10, 2010 12:46 AM
Moron, we have great people as recent as 50 years ago. Do you know them? Whoever said that what happened to the policeman was okay? Dont get confused - this is the problem with our education too - people dont understand what the other guy is saying. People like you are the reason we are becoming Americans. But we are neither here not there. Neither do we have their rationality and social order nor do we have Indianness.
