Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
Hypocrisy?? Nah. The cover celebrates generic everywoman's inner strength and beauty. Tarun Tejpal was celebrating a specific woman's outer beauty and desirability. When you put your finger on it, you'll see that it's a holistic approach to celebrating womanhood.
Merlot Daruwala- Posts : 5005
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
MD..do you cut some slack for Tarun misreading the situation?
Do you think the girl said 'No' sufficiently emphatically?
Do you think the girl said 'No' sufficiently emphatically?
Petrichor- Posts : 1725
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
Nah. Even if he misread the situation the first time, there was no excuse for the second attempt. Or for the awful things he said and smsed to her after the second attempt.Petrichor wrote:MD..do you cut some slack for Tarun misreading the situation?
Do you think the girl said 'No' sufficiently emphatically?
That said, this whole business of wanting to string him up the lamp-post is equally disgusting. C'mon, it was sexual harassment for sure. There was also physical molestation. But it's not rape. Treating it on par with rape belittles the more serious crime and further distorts the rape statistics in the country. As it is, a majority of the so-called "rapes" reported here are just women complaining after an affair goes bad. Treating harassment as rape will only artificially inflate those numbers.
Merlot Daruwala- Posts : 5005
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
On the contrary, he should be punished more severely than others as one moves higher up in the society becoming more powerful, richer, influential, the more responsible they are expected to be with others. When they break that responsibility, the punishment also should be more severe as the damage done by them is more profound.Merlot Daruwala wrote:Nah. Even if he misread the situation the first time, there was no excuse for the second attempt. Or for the awful things he said and smsed to her after the second attempt.Petrichor wrote:MD..do you cut some slack for Tarun misreading the situation?
Do you think the girl said 'No' sufficiently emphatically?
That said, this whole business of wanting to string him up the lamp-post is equally disgusting. C'mon, it was sexual harassment for sure. There was also physical molestation. But it's not rape. Treating it on par with rape belittles the more serious crime and further distorts the rape statistics in the country. As it is, a majority of the so-called "rapes" reported here are just women complaining after an affair goes bad. Treating harassment as rape will only artificially inflate those numbers.
Hang the bastard for fingering a woman he has known since childhood, daughter of his friend, co-worker, his daughters close friend, etc..etc...not once but twice...
Or, punish him per Shariat - cut his 2 fingers.
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
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Re: Tehelka's one billion rising cover seems hypocritical in retrospect
Upps Aunty, as a rape victim yourself, you should recuse yourself from the lynch mob. But rest assured, you have our full sympathy and support in your own struggle for justice.Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:On the contrary, he should be punished more severely than others as one moves higher up in the society becoming more powerful, richer, influential, the more responsible they are expected to be with others. When they break that responsibility, the punishment also should be more severe as the damage done by them is more profound.Merlot Daruwala wrote:Nah. Even if he misread the situation the first time, there was no excuse for the second attempt. Or for the awful things he said and smsed to her after the second attempt.Petrichor wrote:MD..do you cut some slack for Tarun misreading the situation?
Do you think the girl said 'No' sufficiently emphatically?
That said, this whole business of wanting to string him up the lamp-post is equally disgusting. C'mon, it was sexual harassment for sure. There was also physical molestation. But it's not rape. Treating it on par with rape belittles the more serious crime and further distorts the rape statistics in the country. As it is, a majority of the so-called "rapes" reported here are just women complaining after an affair goes bad. Treating harassment as rape will only artificially inflate those numbers.
Hang the bastard for fingering a woman he has known since childhood, daughter of his friend, co-worker, his daughters close friend, etc..etc...not once but twice...
Or, punish him per Shariat - cut his 2 fingers.
Merlot Daruwala- Posts : 5005
Join date : 2011-04-29
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