Re: [nukkad] 'Brutality smeared in peanut butter'

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Tip of the day:  Re-use your plastic bags. 
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It is OK to obey the law of the land and its sanctity
is never under doubt.However we should not use it as a
pretext to curb a peacful(and perhaps right)
agitation.
The call of the heart is bigger then the law of the
land.Nothing written in any book or codified is
sacrosanct.But what you feel is right.Those who think
that you are wrong will try to prevent you.
It is not about being who is right or wrong.Its about
being on right side and being peaceful about it in
your heart.Let me be the lone person for a cause and
let the whole world be against me, but as long as I am
not betraying myself,not being hypocritical, I will be
happy.


--- Net Geek <netgeek72@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Tip of the day:  Re-use your plastic bags. 
>
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> 
> Dear Guptaji
> 
> >I am eternally grateful to Nelson Fernandes for
> sending this piece by
> >Arundhati Roy. I have never read her, only about
> her. If this piece is >so 
> >readable, I am sure her books are too. [After all,
> she did not get >the 
> >Booker for nothing]. Hope I get to read The god of
> small things.
> 
> Perhaps you are overlooking the other side of
> Arundhati Roy's personality. 
> Notwithstanding her writing talents, she is also
> notorious for her utter 
> disregard for the land of law, by openly denouncing
> the supreme court ruling 
> in Narmada dam case and even threatening to take law
> into her own hands to 
> implement her agenda. Please note that I'm no way
> referring to Narmada 
> Valley issue and its merits/demerits. It's the
> supreme court ruling that is 
> of significance here. If a person of Arundhati Roy's
> stature can openly 
> challenge a court ruling and get away with it, then
> what seperates her from 
> Bal Thackarey who rubbished the findings  of Sri
> Krishna Commission with 
> respect to Bombay riots and VHP/Bajrang Dal who
> gives absolutely no regard 
> for the Supreme court ruling regarding Babri Masjid.
> People should be judged 
> based on their behaviour in a unform manner. If
> Thackarey and VHP are liable 
> to be prosecuted, then so is Arundhati Roy. Being a
> noted writer is no alibi 
> for irresponsible behaviour.
> 
> 
> Bye
> 
> 
> Netgeek
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