Stay Out and Muse Elsewhere

Submitted by Brutus Balan (Australia), Nov 5, 2013 at 21:48

Hi Vijay,

You have not paid attention to what I have said earlier. Since you are an Hindu, it does not concern you for this matter is about the Christian and the Islamic faith. If you need to muse about the legal 'wisdom' of the judges in this case please do so freely on other forums but why on this article written by Brutus Balan, courtesy of Daniel Pipes? Does it sound reasonnable to you to engage with me rather than others as a public observer?

My article is of a theological nature, not political or social or legal, as you say, concerning the secular legal principle and process. If you are not concerned about my theological views, you ought to have not written commenting on my article. You are an intelligent man and you should have mused about the wisdom of the court elsewhere, interacting with others as to how and why the Judges came to their conclusion. By posting your comment here, you are talkng to me, get it?

I have never imposed my article on anybody and it was sought after by the Judge in question. Yes, I do claim to be correct in this matter and yes, that's my considered right and what is that to you? Did I impose it on you? Your goobledygook lawyer talk is irksome and I am quite surprised that you don't seem to have the wisdom to lawyer talk in the appropriate forums instead of commenting here. What did you expect me to say to you? So, I implore you to stay off this issue here and go pit your legal inteliigence in the right forums. We expect a high standard of intelligence from lawyers and not half baked ones knowing not where to voice their opinions.

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