RE:Celebration Time
by An Indian on Mar 30, 2007 05:16 PM Permalink
Provided, all your community people like this and they do not think themselves special and commit henious crimes under the cover of Muslim Personal Law and should try to introspect, also about their own ancestors
RE:Celebration Time
by An Indian on Mar 30, 2007 05:20 PM Permalink
Advise your community people that they are Indian and not Arabas, so adopt Indian Culture, and surrender all such evils which they have been practicing in the name of Shariat, which disturbs the other community. Behave like civilized people, reciprocation would be there. Never try to exploit these dirty politician, as you have to live with people and not with the politicians
RE:Celebration Time
by Rasheed on Mar 30, 2007 07:57 PM Permalink
Indian, gimme a break. If you and your ilk stop wearing your trishuls masked with the tricolour to keep your true colours under wraps, peace would get a chance. Of course, the Mullahs need to do that as well. So, before you wear that Indian culture tag around your neck, take a deep look at the mirror and ask yourself a few fundamental questions of life and the pure pain of existence that beg for answers everyday on your street. I guess, that would be your first lesson in civilisation. Spare me your lecture on Shariat and whatever.
RE:RE:Celebration Time
by Secular Indian on Mar 31, 2007 05:45 AM Permalink
This is sophistry at its best, the problem of poverty and social development are (semi) independent of religion and need to be tackled separately. The danger from the militant Islam (in the past and currently the scourge of the modern world) on the other hand is a result of the intolerance that is built into Islam. So please stick the subject.
RE:RE:RE:Celebration Time
by Rasheed on Mar 31, 2007 11:19 AM Permalink
Secular Indian, my point to Indian minus the Secular tag, was that the Indian culture is not just about religion. Civilisation does not begin and end with religion. Social development and problems of poverty are deeply interlinked with a "civilised" society. So, dont accuse me of not sticking to the subject. My response was eminently in sync with the Indian's viewpoint.
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by Rasheed on Mar 31, 2007 11:25 AM Permalink
And to remind you, just as militant Islam is the scourge of the modern world, militant Hindutva is just as dangerous and divisive to the Indian society. That cannot be understated, just because Hindutva has not spread beyond its geographic limitations. Intolerant Hindutva is in direct conflict with intolerant but a much weaker militant Islam in India. One danger cannot exist in isolation.
RE:Celebration Time
by guruprasad venkatakrishnan on Mar 31, 2007 01:40 PM Permalink
No one knows whether there is god or not. No one has ever seen that. No one properly knows about religion. No one knows why the hell(all religious people)they're practicing all the customs(written by some lunatic person who is definitely a mediocre and insane). Live your own life. Be a human than a religious(I mean your so called hinduism,islam,christianity, so on and so forth) person. Good Luck in your life.
