White skin effect on Indians

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

AAP and the media questioning and scruitinising  Modi's BA and MA degrees is astounding.  They are finding some technicality or other to remove Modi from power.

In the meantime, did the APP or the media EVER question

1. The disappearance of Rahul ji for 47 days ?

2. Mysterious disappearance of Sonia frequently traveling abroad?

3. repeatedly the UK citizenship claim of Rahul in starting a company in UK ?

4. the billions hoarded by Sonia and Rahul in Swiss and other banks overseas?

Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

AAP and the media questioning and scruitinising  Modi's BA and MA degrees is astounding.  They are finding some technicality or other to remove Modi from power.

In the meantime, did the APP or the media EVER question

1. The disappearance of Rahul ji for 47 days ?

2. Mysterious disappearance of Sonia frequently traveling abroad?

3. repeatedly the UK citizenship claim of Rahul in starting a company in UK ?

4. the billions hoarded by Sonia and Rahul in Swiss and other banks overseas?

Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

yes, partly; and partly because indians assign more value to lighter-skinned people.

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

goodcitizn wrote:

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

There are two facts:

1. Saamiyaar is beyond scrutiny.

2. Watching on National Geo a couple of giraffes masticate on the leaves of mimosa was way more interesting than reading through your needlessly long-winded jibber-jabber.

goodcitizn wrote:

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

There are two facts:

1. Saamiyaar is beyond scrutiny.

2. Watching on National Geo a couple of giraffes masticate on the leaves of mimosa was way more interesting than reading through your needlessly long-winded jibber-jabber.

truthbetold wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

There are two facts:

1. Saamiyaar is beyond scrutiny.

2. Watching on National Geo a couple of giraffes masticate on the leaves of mimosa was way more interesting than reading through your needlessly long-winded jibber-jabber.

GK,

Hurricane force wind.

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Makes me wonder... this dialogue...perhaps from Swapie's past:

Swapie:  yes. you may now express your "feelings"

Swapie's partner: Oh...yes...yes.. give it to me...hurt me...

Swapie: Darling, you need to follow proper grammar even at this time. Correct form is "Yes, Yes indeed. Please give me the pleasure, and if you may, in a pleasantly hurtful manner."

Of course, you know what would have happened next.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Makes me wonder... this dialogue...perhaps from Swapie's past:

Swapie:  yes. you may now express your "feelings"

Swapie's partner: Oh...yes...yes.. give it to me...hurt me...

Swapie: Darling, you need to follow proper grammar even at this time. Correct form is "Yes, Yes indeed. Please give me the pleasure, and if you may, in a pleasantly hurtful manner."

Of course, you know what would have happened next.

goodcitizn wrote:

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

There are two facts:

1. Saamiyaar is beyond scrutiny.

2. Watching on National Geo a couple of giraffes masticate on the leaves of mimosa was way more interesting than reading through your needlessly long-winded jibber-jabber.

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyar wrote:Because they have white skin and hence byond scruitiny ?

corrected question: "because they have white skin and hence are beyond scrutiny?"

this is not only about english grammar, but about logic and structure.

the correct, detailed question is: "because they have white skin, and hence they are beyond scrutiny?" one usually omits the second "they" because the language allows one to "factor out" that common word from the two parts of the compound question.

note: distribution and factoring in mathematics:

c(a + b) = ca + cb; on the.left, we distribute the c to the a and the b, or on the right, we factor out the common c.

you factored out the "they," but did so incorrectly; your factoring is incorrect because your question expands to the meaningless: "because they have white skin, and hence they have beyond scrutiny?"

There are two facts:

1. Saamiyaar is beyond scrutiny.

2. Watching on National Geo a couple of giraffes masticate on the leaves of mimosa was way more interesting than reading through your needlessly long-winded jibber-jabber.

please be mindful of the words you use in the hot_b***h's presence; when you said something about giraffes masticating, h_b giggled and blushed, thinking that something sexual had been said, exclaimed "ayyooo!" and excitedly wrote about it to all his facebook friends.