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MyZoneCAN said: falling down is no crime! But not getting up, learning from the fall, and moving on is!!I am sure, we have fallen down as a people...but we should pull ourselves together and get up and fight back!! December 08, '08 |
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rita1234CAP said: It is high time India has good leaders. Nowadays the system is ruled by crazy politicians who will do anything to stay in their chair.In villages people are forced to vote for a particular candidate. votes are bought with money,threats ,bribes etc. terrorists did careful and systematic planning for months but they were able to move freely.This shows that security is not good enough.When a minister goes anywhere he has so many chamchas to follow him.High security is given to him. The common man is the one who suffers most,but who cares. December 04, '08 |
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relativityLEO said: i have to yawn. same old stuff we witnessed after the train bombs. same old stuff every year when monsoons wash away the rail tracks. call me a cynic. December 02, '08 |
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nat_1 said: u know i agree with all...but there are so many elements to change. a lot of people will be joining the peace rally at gateway tomorrow at 6 p.m. lets go too. that is a start... education, no criminal track record - these stipulations already exist...who is listening to them? why not some technocrat this time? someone with blood in his veins rather than greed? what happened to the group of people from the LEAD INDIA team? where are they? why not rope in people like that to lead us? December 02, '08 |
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Ledzep said: * change how politicians are elected. there should be an YES or a NO vote. final tally should be (yes - no). this is one way to counter parties which mobilise voters along caste/religion lines, cadre based parties and other sundry associations of goons and criminals. * more transarency and accountability. ALL public servants should be accountable to the public (even ias officers!). if public opinion can remove ministers and cms why should incompetent/corrupt officials be immune?! * move towards more tolerance, more freedom, more collaboration with immediate neighbours... non-violence, unity. come together with with other nations in this common struggle. December 02, '08 |
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Ledzep said: * seperate the individual from the belief, the notion, the ideology that promotes terror. killing every terrorist is not going to eradicate terrorism!!! what really bothers me are junta who otherwise make fertile and nurture fields where terrorism germinates come out with suggestions! all so predictable: in essence... label PEOPLE, polarise further, use more violence, spread hatred, intolerance, insecurity... * terror has no shades! all terror is one. have zero tolerance and prosecute (with fast track inplementation of penal processes) ALL goons who terrorise us everyday... thackeray/anti-t December 02, '08 |
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wits-end said: sazz, for a min i thot i'd scrapped u by mistake instead of manisha as these are exactly the ideas i'd written to her abt. i also know restricting party affiliatn on the basis of age, educatn, professional status will be hailed as elitist but i am of the belief that it is this snobbishness that'll finally bring elitism to its knees & ensure the same privileges for every1. December 02, '08 |
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binduhu said: nice blog..n i agree with wits December 02, '08 |
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sazzyme said: exactly the power we are entrusted with-frachising rights! let us use it darn judiciously...am all for it;creating awareness about it...although i must say heck of a darn gud work has already been done on that end. but ....allow me to borrow ur 'terminology' - monkey...goofy at that..so from a bunch of goofy monkeys..i choose or we choose a WAHT? the least goofy monkey. and YET ...tis STILL a monkey at the helms-lest we forget. say..how do we go about changing the criteria for qualifying candidates ..candidates for a constituency? a minimum decent EDUCATION. a clean NO CRIMINAL track record! add to that the prevalant min.age criteria...woud u say we have an iota of chance to get better monkeys? or maybe we will just turn lucky and get NOT monkeys but actual ....two legged leaders!! might i add they choose a JURY much better!! -the 12 membered team December 02, '08 |
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wits-end said: i dont mean to belittle ur sentiments but this post...er, is it any diff frm so many other editorials floating around? i have heard every1 frm shekar gupta to shobha de sound the same advice & am a lil sore abt it. Instead lets actually do & invite others to join us - be it the candle light vigil at carter rd or the active work that karmayoga is doing thru its many agencies & volunteers. December 01, '08 |
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