Disgusting tweet !! - Page 3

Hmm. Vast majority of so called right wing/Hindu accounts have nothing but positive things to say about Irrfan but you can always trust the usual suspects to latch on to one or two random tweets by nondescript "Hindu" bigots (who till date no one had ever heard of) and immediately start their monkey balancing by juxtaposing them with Radical Islamists.

It's the same modus operandi followed by Jihadis on Twitter who will expertly pull out such Tweets in the midst of overwhelmingly positive posts about Irfan across the board and immediately start guilt tripping the majority/nation by statements like "Oh India, what have you have done" or "Oh what a morally dead nation" blah blah blah.

Never let even a tragedy go to waste eh?

Given how shallow Bollywood can be, am glad at least Irrfan Khan got respect in his lifetime. I don't want to give even an iota of attention to those other people, who live for these kinds of 15-second fame.

We shouldn’t give these people importance focus on the good and people writing good!

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Part of LGBTxxxxx community xxx for the new additions they keep making..😆

Never got why straight people especially these pretentious crybabies's need to spearhead LGBT movements, trying to manipulate them and trying to speak for them, rather than along with them. I mean let the LGBT people be themselves. Support them and help them, but try not to take over them by making them believe what they need. I mean people do know what they need, you don't have to plant it. It is like men spearheading and making decisions for women rights movement. Irony dies their.

Originally posted by: RegressiveThug

Never got why straight people especially these pretentious crybabies's need to spearhead LGBT movements, trying to manipulate them and trying to speak for them, rather than along with them. I mean let the LGBT people be themselves. Support them and help them, but try not to take over them by making them believe what they need. I mean people do know what they need, you don't have to plant it. It is like men spearheading and making decisions for women rights movement. Irony dies their.

Jaise ek boond sperm ke liye you were crying women should not have the right to abort and do whatever she wants to her body.

Originally posted by: anna143

We shouldn’t give these people importance focus on the good and people writing good!

Agreed! There will always be such people...By ignoring them we deny them the attention they were trying to seek so badly....

after reading all the comments on the other thread, my thoughts were, that it doesn't matter what his religion was, what mattered was his heart which was so full of love, that in return he had to be given love only..........

and now reading this and that islamist bigots article...... such horrible people.....

Wow some people are so insensitive ..

RIP Irfan Khan !! You are a legend forever

Originally posted by: zoinks

Jaise ek boond sperm ke liye you were crying women should not have the right to abort and do whatever she wants to her body.

I never spoke on the behalf of women in that argument, I never said what women should do or not do.

I was talking from a men's perspective, that a men also have a right to know about his kid. I never said, women don't have the right to abort or anything, it was people who interpretated like that. I said men has the right to know about the kid. People were making argument that women shouldn't even tell the father of the child about abortion, I just disagreed on that. But as usual what happens, people don't look at context, and mixed up Zeal's argument(who was against abortion) and my argument(who didn't agreed with men being kept at dark).

I think it is good, if sometimes we look at things in a dynamic spectrum, rather than keeping them white and black, because life, ideas, concepts and opinions aren't two binary or rigid. To say, I was trying to force my opinion on women is wrong, I didn't spearhead or made decisions for women with my argument, I was just putting a male's perspective that he has every right to know about the kid, and that argument mostly stem from close relationship like marriage, long time courtship or live ins, and I wasn't talking about one night stands or anything like that.

People forget that in that thread I was having two different arguments, in one place I was highlighting male perspective about knowledge of child/abortion existence, and on the other hand, I was trying to explain Zeal, that abortion is a women's personal right. So it is not as black and white as you seem to interpreted it, seems like my "one drop of sperm" expression had a patriarchal tone, which might have offended women in the forum, so they overlooked all points and got stuck just on that single phrase.