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Many of you might think I got something so wrong in National Interest pieces written this year. I might disagree! But some deserve a Mea Culpa. I’d deal with the most recent this week.
Really feel sad and frustrated after reading your news article but also happy that you have reported this the shameful act of honorable member of Rajya Sabha. I fully appreciate and salute your guts to show real face of such shameless people.
Sometimes I wonder does our country really needed democracy? See what kind of leaders represent the citizens of our country. I only hope people will be more careful while voting.
May God save us all and our country.
Women are equal to men, and in many cases much better. No doubt that this is true in the matter of courage and loyalty. The terrorists wouldn’t have killed women because that would have reflected on their social sense of bravery.
Thus, if the women had shielded the men – perhaps many people would have been saved or the terrorists would have perhaps been delayed enough for others to come and intervene.
This same strategy can be used to save lives in times of war – by enabling women to come forward and defend the lives of men, and their own lives. However, menfolk will feel highly humiliated by this suggestion, even though it’s intelligent and practical….and they will vociferously oppose it, and claim that they are more courageous, etc, etc.
In matters of business, it can be observed that many business people keep all their wealth in the names of their women – specially those who are corrupt or exploitative – they keep all their ill-gotten wealth in their wives, daughters’ and minors’ names. It’s obviously very difficult for the law abiding authorities to go after the women. It’s the Shikhandi principle.
You can check for yourselves how the ultra rich coaching owners of Delhi and Kota guard their ill-gotten wealth – the gentlemen don’t own anything, but their partners do. You can also see how the authorities bend over backwards (in a show of chivalry) to please the women – once a woman’s name is on it – it’s a social phenomenon.
All in all, it’s not a bad idea – is it?
Really feel sad and frustrated after reading your news article but also happy that you have reported this the shameful act of honorable member of Rajya Sabha. I fully appreciate and salute your guts to show real face of such shameless people.
Sometimes I wonder does our country really needed democracy? See what kind of leaders represent the citizens of our country. I only hope people will be more careful while voting.
May God save us all and our country.
Women are equal to men, and in many cases much better. No doubt that this is true in the matter of courage and loyalty. The terrorists wouldn’t have killed women because that would have reflected on their social sense of bravery.
Thus, if the women had shielded the men – perhaps many people would have been saved or the terrorists would have perhaps been delayed enough for others to come and intervene.
This same strategy can be used to save lives in times of war – by enabling women to come forward and defend the lives of men, and their own lives. However, menfolk will feel highly humiliated by this suggestion, even though it’s intelligent and practical….and they will vociferously oppose it, and claim that they are more courageous, etc, etc.
In matters of business, it can be observed that many business people keep all their wealth in the names of their women – specially those who are corrupt or exploitative – they keep all their ill-gotten wealth in their wives, daughters’ and minors’ names. It’s obviously very difficult for the law abiding authorities to go after the women. It’s the Shikhandi principle.
You can check for yourselves how the ultra rich coaching owners of Delhi and Kota guard their ill-gotten wealth – the gentlemen don’t own anything, but their partners do. You can also see how the authorities bend over backwards (in a show of chivalry) to please the women – once a woman’s name is on it – it’s a social phenomenon.
All in all, it’s not a bad idea – is it?
He should ask if his female relatives if they would have had courage to do this.