How can we give our say and judge the situation of those poor girls seating thousands of kilometers away in an A/C office? We need to think about it after wearing their Hats. They and their Family must be under all kind of Fear.. So better leave them alone.. BUT ONE THING IS FOR SURE. INDIAN DEMOCRACY IS A LOSER HERE...
Re: Re: How can We Judge??
by Darryl Fernandes on Feb 05, 2013 11:16 AM
This is becuase other religions are not rebellious but secure and peaceful. Even a patient needs silence according to doctors, dont horn, dont use loudspeakers..they disturb the patient dont they? Where is humanity ask these Mullahs
Re: Re: Re: How can We Judge??
by Santa on Feb 05, 2013 12:06 PM
Just listen to a church service, especially pentacosta1 and then come here to comment.
Re: How can We Judge??
by abd on Feb 05, 2013 11:01 AM
indian democracy. what a fun. this is looters democracy across party line. do not call a thief to make judgement, democracy is like this. There is a height of double standards. Sangh- keeps roaming around parks. Harass couples at public places. Humiliate girls wearing jeans. Attack on clubs, group dance and disco. Advocate and act against celebrating valentine day but never loose an opportunity to criticize Islamic values. What a double standard. Their mind, thinking, intellect is ceased and fully manifest hypocrisy, double standards. This is their centuries old enmity and grouse against minority. Let them go and try to rehabilitate women in red light areas where hafta- is fixed for politicians and police.
I am not against anything.Girls should have the freedom to do whatever they want to.Having said that & as a parent, I really donot advice girls to opt for a profession in a bar. Even Maharashtragovernment has banned dancing bars! It is easy to get innocent teenagers into the hold of Mafia & from there on, the girls are at the mercy of the goons. I strongly condemn the dictates in the name of a religion to gain cheap publicity at the cost of teenager's lives;however,if it is wellmeaning advise,it is welcome.
