Since we don't hold same views as yours, we are anti nationals? Nice.
government you mean BJP?You are a disgrace to the nation because you dont share the view of the Goverment.
government you mean BJP?
So as of today if someone doesnt agree with BJP should be ashamed?Does it really matter? Any Goverment in India will do the same.
So as of today if someone doesnt agree with BJP should be ashamed?
I think most of us have discussed the issues here and done a substantial RCA. Not much has been distorted and people have pointed out the facts in order:Rather than addressing the root cause of issues, it is silly to find robotic replies circumventing and distorting points under discussion.
That is a crude and rudimentary metaphor to describe a discussion, which literally is on the verge of men jerking where they should not. It is adding insult to injury -to- womanhood and as we discuss it, thereon. Everyone here, is in the real-world, so I do not see any fantastical or sci-fi discussion going on..!Many comments here are immature circle jerks reactions with out any practical and real world touch, not knowing what exactly they are addressing in totality, without any deep thought.
We can safely call it Marxist if we want to revolt against the monarchy which -we- men have inculcated here in India. Feminazi and SJW concepts, came into being, cause there is far too much venom in our society against females. It is this elite ownership which is a direct factor (s) of the dire situation in India for females. A top down society structure is bound to collapse one day.Some really showed classic tactics of feminazis and SJWs, with all trademark symptoms of Marxist leftist agendas.
This has been stated by many here, numerous times. But as a board, it is free-speech, and no one will stop anyone...!I should have stopped posting from the beginning itself, considering that it is useless to talk with such people (will do that now).
How is progress being stunted here, by discussing this topic..? No, one has a goal or agenda here, @Prole73. By showing a picture of India (as the documentary did), our economic growth, technical acumen, and industrial progression will not be harnessed to the negative vector. All it does is: shows the fabric of our society, which though, is just asimportant.However, the good was, it fully exposed their primary goals, which are actually not about rape or progress of the country or humanity as a whole.
The short-comings of man, have to be studied to progress further, @Prole73. These have to be mitigated to have a sound and secure societal structure. What is the host here..? Please tell me..? The society, us men, or the State. The so called source points of this thought essay, are increasing their throughput in all aspects, and the citizens are happy. What more can we want. I do not call this bleeding or leech.Their objectives are using miseries as tools to advance petty ideologies which are being overthrown from originating cultures, now desperately prying to latch somewhere and bleed the host like tentacles of a parasite.
Not sure how such a statement can be made, just based on the TE posting audience. It makes no sense. India as a nation lacks vision and has augmented (by culture, religion, ethnic centricity, hyper patriarchy) foresight. That is why we are growing socially at a snail's pace, but moving ahead with 7% Y0Y growth. It is bright and shinny from the exterior, but the interior is just as void and brackish.Having ample uneducated masses with slavish colonial inertia in this country, they will surely find enough fertile grounds to exploit, for a short time as usual.
Increasing women's autonomy. give us your ideas. Open to every one.Many comments here are immature circle jerks reactions with out any practical and real world touch, not knowing what exactly they are addressing in totality, without any deep thought.
What has to be done ?This was the intended take-away from the documentary.
What has to be done ?
increasing women's representation to 50% in panchayats.
Step 1 out of a 100 ?
Since we don't hold same views as yours, we are anti nationals? Nice.
But in reality, India based civilizations are much much older than everything else and everything bad that exists in western cultures have often originated and been in India since several millenniums before the west had anything more than nomads and then propagated to the west.
(How) “India´s daughter” will make life difficult for Indians and their daughters
http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatime...&utm_campaign=TOInewHP&utm_medium=Widget_Stry
That would be child care workers on the lookout for abuse. i find the term 'systematic way of kidnapping' rather strong.There is a systematic way of kidnapping children from immigrant families and giving them to native Swedish foster families by accusing the immigrants of incest, rape, violence, etc. As long as there is suspicion, the parents have no rights. They have to come clean before the children are handed back to them.
They don't take your kids away on the basis of bias. domestic abuse is a problem beause there is a cultural gap here. if people were used to being physically disciplined when they were kids they are going to assume its ok to do it to their kids. Not in countries like Sweden which are liberal with a capital 'L'. if the kid shows up in school with bruises you can bet the teacher is going to suspect something is up. This does not apply just with asians but to all.As long as negative stories of rape, crime, incest and domestic violence keep coming from these countries, it solidifies the thought that these immigrants are a product of that, and of course there is a chance that they themselves are like that.
That is good.Right now, there is a documentary which is far more popular in Denmark than the documentary ‘India´s Daughter’. The documentary, ‘Fathers Under Suspicion’, is being shown on the very same DR channels, which depicts that several hundred children lose contact with one of their biological parents because of undocumented accusations of rape, incest, violence, etc.
Possible but does not relate to Indians unless the wife is accusing the husband of it.anja Graabæk claims that false accusations have become an effective way of winning a child custody case. She says that the parents (most often fathers), who have never ever done anything wrong and are completely innocent, yet risk losing contact with their child forever because their ex-wives make these false claims in order to win custody battles.
this is one of this tricky statements, there are people that think like this but its a stretch to say there are a billion of them.She could have shown some sensitivity before making a documentary that insinuates that a country of a billion plus people has a “rape culture”.
heh, i've come across kids like this in the US that have had issues with their parents. those kids need to relaise that once they get taken away their life is fcuked. So you warn your kids what will happen if ever they end up in foster care.So in future, it will be easier for neighbours, ex-wives and others, who want to deprive an Indian girl of her right to have a father by making use of a well-used formula: accusing her father of such horrible crimes.
and if the defense can show bias the whole case will get thrown out. BS.imagine the consequences for those fathers who stand accused and those who will be accused in the future of horrible crimes which they have not committed. Imagine a judge who has seen the documentary and imagine if you happen to resemble “Mukesh Singh” or one of the lawyers who enter the case with those views that have come to represent the male viewpoint in India? Imagine if a lawyer, behind walls closed from scrutiny, mentions that the person involved comes from a “rape culture”. Can you imagine what the consequences and what the outcome of this hearing or trial would be? Mind you, these are no longer hypothetical questions. Such situations will and do arise if you are a person of Indian origin in a western country today.
The correct word to use is harassment or discrimination. Not racism.If India and Indians do not protest against such documentaries then we might see an increase in racism against persons of Indian origin.
Does the father and her tutor count or numerous people with men who protested in Delhi.A well balanced documentary would have been fair and have given decent men in India the chance to voice their comments, thereby making it clear to the world that there are people who find such acts completely unacceptable. Hence, Mukesh Singh and his lawyers are not representative of the Indian population.
I am still waiting to see a reply from you without trying to attack or discredit members here. you dont know anyone here personally to call them what ever you typed in the above statement. I find it offensive and rude.Rather than addressing the root cause of issues, it is silly to find robotic replies circumventing and distorting points under discussion.
Many comments here are immature circle jerks reactions with out any practical and real world touch, not knowing what exactly they are addressing in totality, without any deep thought. Some really showed classic tactics of feminazis and SJWs, with all trademark symptoms of Marxist leftist agendas.
I should have stopped posting from the beginning itself, considering that it is useless to talk with such people (will do that now).
However, the good was, it fully exposed their primary goals, which are actually not about rape or progress of the country or humanity as a whole. Their objectives are using miseries as tools to advance petty ideologies which are being overthrown from originating cultures, now desperately prying to latch somewhere and bleed the host like tentacles of a parasite. Having ample uneducated masses with slavish colonial inertia in this country, they will surely find enough fertile grounds to exploit, for a short time as usual.
Secondly, I added link which I found more relevant in situations like this:
http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatime...&utm_campaign=TOInewHP&utm_medium=Widget_Stry
Above quote was the last paragraph. I really did not understand how it made life of Indian women worse. most of the time it talks about how parents lose their rights to children in Denmark and Sweden.It is high time that an Indian makes a documentary on how we, as Indians, are subjected to visa denials, stopped from reunification with families, or contact with spouses, simply because we are Indians. Most Europeans never have to deal with such discriminatory practices. Even our most famous actors and our presidents get stopped by security at airports, while, at the same time, someone from Europe and appearing to be white, is able to walk into any protected and sensitive security zone. Why this disparity?
It is high time that an Indian makes a documentary on how we, as Indians, are subjected to visa denials, stopped from reunification with families, or contact with spouses, simply because we are Indians. Most Europeans never have to deal with such discriminatory practices. Even our most famous actors and our presidents get stopped by security at airports, while, at the same time, someone from Europe and appearing to be white, is able to walk into any protected and sensitive security zone. Why this disparity?