Breastbeaters on government brutality...

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:Of course, glad to see that you so vocally defend a Government's fundamental right to indulge in corruption at the cost of everything.

You are right. beat them all up. anyone who protests any MP, MLA, Minister's fundamental right to indulge in illegal activities.

Arrest all the babas and swamys, and still better, arrest and beat up all beggars and anyone who is not in a car or a 2-wheeler.

Rashmullah Akbar supports Maulana Merlotulla.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:...here's your chance to show it wasn't about Bibi Ramdev or the Empress.

Another story of 10,000 law-abiding people gathered in one place, peacefully asking for what was rightfully theirs and puppy-kicking cops spotting this juicy crowd ("ah!so many shins to crack, so little time"), lathi-charging them and dispersing them. It wasn't as if there was some mentally unstable cross-dresser egging them on to stop the cops or anything like that.

So you see, this is an even more egregious violation of the fundamental human right to assemble and ask for a domicile certificate.

Now, let the outraged breastbeating begin. Hoping to see similar or higher levels of moral indignation on this one.

Rashmun wrote:
Rashmullah Akbar supports Maulana Merlotulla.

charvaka wrote:Sure, but first we need someone to laugh at the people who got beaten up, and suggest that we all should congratulate the government for the lathi-charge.

charvaka wrote:Perhaps if you had gloated at the reaction of the Congress and Priya Dutt and coined a nickname for her...

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

charvaka wrote:Perhaps if you had gloated at the reaction of the Congress and Priya Dutt and coined a nickname for her...

So you admit it was my bwahahaing at Bibi Ramdev which got your goat after all. Glad that is out of the way.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:the lathi-charging of Bibi Ramdev's followers evoked so much moral indignation (arthaat outrage) in you

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Do shins cracked for banal reasons such as a domiclie certificate any less painful and therefore less deserving of your sympathy than shins cracked for blindly following a Baba?

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Why is the motive of the victims or the perpetrators relevant

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Are the fundamental rights of political protesters more important than the fundamental rights of people living their daily lives?

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:yellow....anybody yinterested in giving us a link so we too can yargue?

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:wtf, such a stupid example. the redressal sought was local, not nation wide. it was not aired by the media. there was violence resorted to by the protestors. i am not denying that resorting to police help might have been unwarranted there as here. but if the 4th estate is not going to tell me about it, how do you expect me to react to it? if U tell me about it, my reaction might be the same were it not or the fact that protestors broke chairs etc. -- i'll have to investigate.

charvaka wrote: I was just surprised at your complete silence on the bigger matters at play here, and asked you a few questions (which you never answered.)

SomeProfile wrote:

charvaka wrote: I was just surprised at your complete silence on the bigger matters at play here, and asked you a few questions (which you never answered.)

Yes, he ran away like a scared little girl when asked to answer about that.