Brave girl or provocative girl

confuzzled dude wrote:You should tell the importance of this to those idiots who want to take away this very freedom from scientists, writers and artists that live in India.

truthbetold wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:You should tell the importance of this to those idiots who want to take away this very freedom from scientists, writers and artists that live in India.

cd,

Get off your superiority perch.  People can think for themselves.  You say what you think and let others have their say.  

truthbetold wrote:http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34949413

A Tunisian girl posted a topless photo on internet claiming her body is hers and is not a symbol of family or anyone's honor.

Tunisia, the most liberal muslim country in North Africa, is still a predominantly conservative islamic country.

She faced death threats and was shipped off to France for two years.

Now she is going back to her country as editor of magazine.  

She is still abused on street and threats to her life are still real.

Is she a brave girl or what?

It is the actions and efforts of individuals like these that may inspire islamic society to reform and join the modern world.  

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

truthbetold wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:You should tell the importance of this to those idiots who want to take away this very freedom from scientists, writers and artists that live in India.

cd,

Get off your superiority perch.  People can think for themselves.  You say what you think and let others have their say.  

It's odd that you look for individual courage in faraway Tunisia (which you probably will never even visit, leave alone live in) while you deride similar courage shown by individuals in your old country as publicity stunts or politically motivated.

truthbetold wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

truthbetold wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:You should tell the importance of this to those idiots who want to take away this very freedom from scientists, writers and artists that live in India.

cd,

Get off your superiority perch.  People can think for themselves.  You say what you think and let others have their say.  

It's odd that you look for individual courage in faraway Tunisia (which you probably will never even visit, leave alone live in) while you deride similar courage shown by individuals in your old country as publicity stunts or politically motivated.

What is odd is your inability to assessed any given situation based on objective facts. Call me out on my posts about my posts on my old country and I will answer but lobbying irrelevant verbal bombs in unrelated posts.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

truthbetold wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

truthbetold wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:You should tell the importance of this to those idiots who want to take away this very freedom from scientists, writers and artists that live in India.

cd,

Get off your superiority perch.  People can think for themselves.  You say what you think and let others have their say.  

It's odd that you look for individual courage in faraway Tunisia (which you probably will never even visit, leave alone live in) while you deride similar courage shown by individuals in your old country as publicity stunts or politically motivated.

What is odd is your inability to assessed any given situation based on objective facts. Call me out on my posts about my posts on my old country and I will answer but lobbying irrelevant verbal bombs in unrelated posts.

Why is it irrelevant? I'm saying you are a hypocrite - digging up some obscure story from faraway Tunisia and lauding the protagonist even as you deride and trivialize similar courage shown in India.

And since you are too dense to see the irony and too egoistic to admit that a super-genius like you might be inconsistent in your stances, you simply attack anyone who points out your silliness. i don't expect anything different this time. So go for it, champ.