RE:Rats and not human being
by ashok pai on Aug 30, 2007 11:25 PM Permalink
the problem is with the community elders who somehow feel that middle age laws seem pertinent even now. i feel bad for those who feel they are wise and make the community suffer, because parents cannot afford to educate thier children. poverty is bred this way, and with illiteracy the so called wise elders have plenty of people to play with. they toy with ordinary people in thier community in the name of religion. ask any moderate educated muslim and he will tell how hard it is for them, as thier voice is choked. the politicians make things worse by playing along with these wise elders. there is no easy solution out of this, as more youth will easily fall prey to al qaeda and other unwanted elements.
RE:RE:Rats and not human being
by Sivam Kumaran on Aug 30, 2007 11:42 PM Permalink
Yes right. But we can't avoid this spreading thing like rats and some how we have to keep the demographic structure (% of population) intact. Other wise our grand children (female) can't walk on the street.
RE:Rats and not human being
by vimal bhasin on Aug 30, 2007 11:39 PM Permalink
And bcoz they r uneducated, they r jobless or do sundry jobs & remain in poor strata of society. Then the mullas brainwash them that they r isolated by the majority community. That they r discriminated against. That is how thieves, loafers, goondas and terrorists r developed. And these rascals enjoy the sympathy of the elders and the mullas.
A Hindu or a Christian will seldom listen to a pandit or a father other than for the religious puja. But the Mulla, although himself uneducated and backward, is given a special status in Muslim society. So he toys with their feeling.
