Why Should we take the burden?
by Milind on Feb 12, 2008 03:42 PM Permalink | Hide replies

Imagine this, You-first house and your neighbor-second house is provided with house and resources to eat and live...

After some time you realize that your neighbors%u2019 kids come over to eat with you... you accept it saying just kids what is the big deal?

Later he sends his guests to your house for dinner... you say it is ok it happens sometime...

After that he lands in your house with his wife because his house is full of filth and problems s... and ask you to adjust with it...

What will be your reaction...

Before replying give a single thought to the other people who are living in first house?

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by p k on Feb 12, 2008 03:59 PM Permalink
This is one of the most stupid arguements anybody can give. A land is not anybody's property. You have to buy it. It belongs to government. Hope it clears your misconceptions.

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by Asheesh Sinha on Feb 12, 2008 03:44 PM Permalink
Your house according to constitution is your property. The state you live in isnt your property to govern. Learn the difference

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by Milind on Feb 12, 2008 03:48 PM Permalink
It is about perspective... you are standing at the narrow end of it and I am at the broader end that is the difference...!

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by devdass on Feb 12, 2008 03:49 PM Permalink
Don't think you have put in a clever argument! Take note thuosands of immigrant Indians cheerinf Indian Cricket team in England and Australia! If my house has been built by you neighbors and now you want him to get out. What about Indians living in US,Malasia,Singapore and Srilanka? You want them to be called back. You think twice before indulging in parochial thoughts!

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by recalcitrant on Feb 12, 2008 03:51 PM Permalink
Milind - are you talking about Mumbai. Your logic seems to be apt for an older and more serious "Israel - Palestine" problem. I wonder why people can think of such issues only when their house is at stake.

Anycase, every person in this country has equal right to work & live anywhere he/she wishes. The very assumption that you consider Mumbai as your "exclusive" home is contentious. I can't believe few poor hawkers from other states as the cause of these problems.

As India is more urbanized, people have to invent themselves to survive. Scapegoating someone for your problems is not a healthy sign.

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by nishant sinha on Feb 12, 2008 03:48 PM Permalink
you are just giving a stupid example!!lol

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by Amit Sharma on Feb 12, 2008 03:47 PM Permalink

Are you educated ?
I cant find any logic in what ever you have written.

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RE:RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by Milind on Feb 12, 2008 03:51 PM Permalink
If you think that putting burden on some body else is not wrong then you will not find any logic in what I have written...!

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RE:Why Should we take the burden?
by AMIT DIXIT on Feb 12, 2008 03:48 PM Permalink
once house is once private property and mumbai and maharastra or any place in india is a national property.so two situation are totally different.
why they are beating up taxi driver and froot shop owner who has stoped them of driving a taxi or starting a froot vending shop.

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by AMIT DIXIT on Feb 12, 2008 03:51 PM Permalink
like sharukh khan in chuk de humain states ke naam sunai nahin dene chaiye sirf ek naam sunai dena chaiye IN DI A

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