Is media not allowing Salman Khan to get over his

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chocobear

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Posted: 13 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: blue-ice

If Salman had killed one of my friends or family...I would make sure that every minute of his living life would turn into a hell...just go and ask the family of the people he killed and ask them this question...and then u will know...how it feels...to lose a dear one to a drunk driver...those family members of the deceased will always live in the past..

And people still judge Mahatma Gandhi...toh ye salman kis khet ki mooli hai🤢

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That reminds me of a clip I saw during the whole Sanjay Dutt fiasco and how people and the whole Bollywood praying for him. there was this woman who lost her son in the 93' attacks and she still sits in her drawing room looking at the door with the hope. Her son had went out to play and never returned back. She still hopes that her son will any moment enter through that door and ask for food.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#42

Salman HIMSELF isn't allowing himself to get over his past.

If that's what he really wanted to do, then he should've completed the damn jail time.

He got his forsaken bail, and yet look at all the people who remind him of his crime everyday.

I don't see how this is anyone else's fault, but his own.

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: chocobear

@bold
That reminds me of a clip I saw during the whole Sanjay Dutt fiasco and how people and the whole Bollywood praying for him. there was this woman who lost her son in the 93' attacks and she still sits in her drawing room looking at the door with the hope. Her son had went out to play and never returned back. She still hopes that her son will any moment enter through that door and ask for food.

I think its highly insensitive of people to ask to let go off the past...how does one lose a family member and do that...it never happens...I wish people would be more sensitive towards others..

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chocobear

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Posted: 13 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: blue-ice
I think its highly insensitive of people to ask to let go off the past...how does one lose a family member and do that...it never happens...I wish people would be more sensitive towards others..

If you think from the other persons perspective(the one who lost his/her family member or friend), he can never forget or forgive. No matter how good you try to be around that person. And people shouldn't even force them to forgive. Gosh these celebs they don't even bother to apologize to those who lost their loved ones because of them instead they open up charities, invites the press, shed some crocodile tears and then when the camera is switched off they party.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#45

Originally posted by: blue-ice

If Salman had killed one of my friends or family...I would make sure that every minute of his living life would turn into a hell...just go and ask the family of the people he killed and ask them this question...and then u will know...how it feels...to lose a dear one to a drunk driver...those family members of the deceased will always live in the past..

And people still judge Mahatma Gandhi...toh ye salman kis khet ki mooli hai🤢

Ok Blue jst answer a question...Wat do u think...dat Salman incident was jst an accident or it was done intentionally..???😊

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: Mrsimisam

Ok Blue jst answer a question...Wat do u think...dat Salman incident was jst an accident or it was done intentionally..???😊

It was a manslaughter...which means that this was not an accident but people got killed because salman was drunk...why is there a law against drinking and driving...because when u drink and drive...there are chances that u might kill someone or harm them...an accident happens when somebody is doing everything right...but still something goes wrong...

A man in his 30s should know that driving when u are drunk is not allowed...

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chocobear

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Posted: 13 years ago

#47

when a person is drunk and yet he chooses to drive he is actually intentionally trying to harm others.

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#48

Originally posted by: chocobear
when a person is drunk and yet he chooses to drive he is actually intentionally trying to harm others.

exactly...i had written it in the other thread also...drinking and then driving is like handing over a loaded gun to a 5 year old to play...who is responsible if that 5 year old kills someone...u can't say...oh I just gave him the gun to play...it was not intentional...when u know very well that the kid can kill someone with the gun...

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chocobear

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Posted: 13 years ago

#49

Originally posted by: blue-ice

exactly...i had written it in the other thread also...drinking and then driving is like handing over a loaded gun to a 5 year old to play...who is responsible if that 5 year old kills someone...u can't say...oh I just gave him the gun to play...it was not intentional...when u know very well that the kid can kill someone with the gun...

And yet people defend him saying he was drunk🥱If he was drunk why didn't he call up his driver instead of choosing to drive himself and kill people mercilessly🥱

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#50

Originally posted by: chocobear

And yet people defend him saying he was drunk🥱If he was drunk why didn't he call up his driver instead of choosing to drive himself and kill people mercilessly🥱

U r kidding me right? U can't be serious?😲😲

Someone has actually defended him saying that he was drunk...who is that genius?😕