propaganda

Submitted by Winston Smith (India), Dec 20, 2009 at 02:42

kamekish, if i fall under a particular bracket of people, you have provided overwhelming hubris to underline my point about your comments. The fact that these thoughts are not your own but induced from the common notion that exists amongst the people with whom you should be bracketed. let me explain. you start by saying "The caste discrimination is the ugliest form of discrimination" (sounds like popular soap opera statement) and in the same sentence you deplore my views just because i carry a christian name - thats comedy for me. my views dont hold ground because they are submitted under christian name. Live with your caste system for the next two thousand years (i know you guys will)! a similar contradiction - a chutzpah rather, is encountered when you say "For me religion is just one things not everything." and as per your literary style of expression - a "signature style" if i may call it, in the very next sentence you go on to say is Obama is trying to implement democracy which is a Hindu way of life! frankly at this point i cant stop laughing! dont you see that you are contradicting your self here?

You loathe the Islamic extremists for trying to establish their rule of law. While you praise Obama for trying to implement democracy - which, by now is startingly - "a Hindu way of life" for you! your Hindu democracy has abundant place for people falling in your bracket but what about the millions of people who are Hindu but not in your caste bracket? Come on the last statement about US's war on terror and it being implementing some Hindu democracy is an utter propaganda! isn't it?

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