Nationally about 350,000 firearm-related murders, robberies, and aggravated assaults occur yearly, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics.
run culture, sun cultureand soon...!some culture at least ! Looting public money too is a culture! WHO WILL SAY WHICH IS GOOD OR WHICH IS BAD? Does anybody have that wisdom? As people see so they adopt!
Re: Gun culture, fun culture, nun culture, cun culture, hun cultu
by deep dar on Jun 10, 2009 10:59 AM
why r most of these indian-american guntoters in this article, except grewal, christian tamils?
seems they r learning things from their "brethren" in USA.
Re: ???
by Rohit sharma on Jun 10, 2009 01:55 AM
Why are Indian men behave like 20 somethings when they are in mid 30s? Some one has to teach Indians who to live life.
just coz some frustrated and depressed loser shot himself and his family.......this article is stereotyping Indian-Americans. I do not have any special feelings for the Indian Americans but the having met a lot of them and with many frnds frm that group i can very positively say that this article is TRASH
Re: stup*d article.....
by Harish on Jun 10, 2009 01:50 AM
rediff is resorting to crap marketing and news just to get some hits and ads on its site....
Re: Re: stup*d article.....
by Harish on Jun 10, 2009 01:53 AM
Mexican Chicanos, Black ghetto gangs, chinese punk groups, japanese gangs especially in CA, Italian mafia.......hellooooo!!! if u compare with ethnic groups Indian -Americans are angels....having lived here for the last 5 yrs all i can say is that Indian Americans form the most talented , well off and educated part of the society here
Re: Re: Re: stup*d article.....
by deep dar on Jun 10, 2009 11:01 AM
if everyone around u holds a gun, u should too...that's the only practical thing to do.
Re: Truth
by IKE DEVJI on Jun 10, 2009 01:11 AM
As an American of Indian origin that lives in a state that allows me to own and carry a firearm, I read the story with great interest. However, the idea that mere ownership of guns leads to shootings or encourages a culture of violence is ill-informed. As a community and more importantly as U.S. Citizens we have the right to defend ourselves and should do so. The specific crimes mentioned are the product of domestic violence and mental illness, and are not reflective of gun owners in general.
Re: Truth
by antoniopope on Jun 10, 2009 01:12 AM
if you are thinking to soul harvest, no need for a gun, just few bags of rice? But naxals have gouns and they are the supporters of soul harvesters or they them selves are soul harvesters?
Re: Re: Truth
by Rajendra Rao on Jun 10, 2009 01:31 AM
Almost al the gun owners mentioned here are steak-piece converts (in difference to rice bags)- they want to move closer to their white master's culture of guns.
This story is total C R A P. Out of 4-5 million Indians in USA, hardly a handful (mostly converts) owe guns!
Re: Truth
by IKE DEVJI on Jun 10, 2009 01:11 AM
As an American of Indian origin that lives in a state that allows me to own and carry a firearm, I read the story with great interest. However, the idea that mere ownership of guns leads to shootings or encourages a culture of violence is ill-informed. As a community and more importantly as U.S. Citizens we have the right to defend ourselves and should do so. The specific crimes mentioned are the product of domestic violence and mental illness, and are not reflective of gun owners in general.
