India is becoming a 'land of Gang Rapist':Mallika Sherawat - Page 18

Originally posted by: angrybread

Betty has tried really hard to turn it into Islam /Muslim debate ...what is the connection here 😕

As if the whole world is already not talking about muslims and bombing their countries ...how would muslims recognizing the issues within themselves solve rape problem of india ??

Me and my sister had a recent narrow escape in Delhi where we had to take my mum to hospital for an operation and after she was admitted and all the paper work was done it was late in night ...we booked OLA cab to go back to the place where we were staying, without going into details i still thank god to this day that we didn't travel in that cab and cancelled it due to the behavior of the driver...and that is when i realized that it might take just one instance for something wrong to happen

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

Since when "freedom of speech" became "freedom to abuse"? I read an example for irony. "If there is one thing liberals cannot stand, that is intolerance".

I think, this country has provided safe home, education and money for all those people in this forum, who are shitshaming it using anonymity. You have to come as a mid to post this says a lot about you. When you are ashamed of yourself, you cannot take pride in anything.

Originally posted by: angrybread

Burying your head in the sand just because of sense of patriotism towards the country is not doing good for the country...those who want change for good or want to openly acknowledge the problem are not shaming the country but wanting to improve it on a long term basis because of their love for the country and because they want a good future for their children.

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

What. 😆 This is my only ID. What MID. Is this because I don't take part in rubbish stan wars. 😆 And this country hasn't done shit for me for free.I have paid it taxes and all that- home,education is my right and I have worked for my money. And safe home ? Where? I am literally on edge about getting raped every second of the day. I can't even drive in peace. Do you know anything about being a woman in this country. Full offence I can't seem to pay mind to our "great" history when us women and children are treated as second class citizens and our safety compromised everyday. Oh the delusional ones really so live in bubble here. Pathetic.

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

The way you speak about someone's parents using f word, I can only sympathise your sick mind. So you paid taxes since you were born. You were fed/educated because, because it was your right and someone else's duty. If there is no sense of gratitude, there is a problem with your attitude.

If the argument looses civility, I am no longer interested in talking, as I cannot use uncivilised language. It is up to moderators.

Originally posted by: 55sasa55

No one benefitted from the arguements here lol. Maybe except Mallika. But seriously bringing in other countries and arguing on who is better Indian isn't going to help to change India. Neither will it change the fact that it is now known as rape land by many.

Originally posted by: 55sasa55

No one benefitted from the arguements here lol. Maybe except Mallika. But seriously bringing in other countries and arguing on who is better Indian isn't going to help to change India. Neither will it change the fact that it is now known as rape land by many.

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

Nobody has buried their head in sand and saying "This country is perfect. There is nothing to improve". No right winger defended the rape. One has problem with branding. It could be a country, it could be a region (Panjabis are this, South people are this), it could be race, it could be religion. Reforming is not about shit shaming. Real reformers never take that cheap route.

"Sensitiveness" or "Open mindedness", both are not one sided.

If one is open minded to criticise, they should be open minded to criticisms as well.

If one feels sensitive about something close to them, they should be sensitive enough, not to hurt others sentiments as well.