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Posted: 10 years ago

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@ Zorro

What's this about Indian reality, eh? So if one man makes some misogynistic statements, every Indian man must pay the price?

You have a serious case of misandry especially of Indian men.

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Originally posted by: maha2us
These are the words Sarabjeet Singh says whom Jasleen Kaur accused:

* I was just on my way, Like everyday in my life.
* It's coincidental / just fate that we took the same path.
* Now she has a photo of me & charged me with crimes
* half the world looks at me like a criminal
* I'm innocent * What have I done to get this ?

Neither do we have evidence that Sarabjeet Singh did anything bad. If that is so, he is not to be charged. Also those who look at him as if he is a criminal are also culprits. Also if Sarabjeet Singh is innocent, Jasleen Kaur is not because she has charged him with crimes. If it is not for her publicity, why is she framing an innocent man?

According to eyewitness reports, he was trying to jump a red light. What's the max fine? Rs 200-300.

Now he's been labelled a pervert and his photo been splashed all over. Why? Only because of a petty ,mean and vindictive woman.

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Originally posted by: ibnbatuta
@ Zorro
What's this about Indian reality, eh? So if one man makes some misogynistic statements, every Indian man must pay the price?

You have a serious case of misandry especially of Indian men.

Its not just "one man" as you would like to put it but a powerful influential leader of one of the larger state of our country unlike that commoner girl you and M-from -US are tom- toming about. Not to blame you really as such cases are rare and you would be hard pressed to come across these unlike the likes of the politicians remarks which are a plenty in the country.

All I am trying to say is try and see things in their proper perspective instead of blowing one odd case out of proportion while summarily ignoring all the glaring horrifying tales you come across on picking up any newspaper at random.

However if you wish to continue with mahan- to- Us in decalring the male gender as forgotten or victimised gender of the country then suit yourself.

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@ Zorro

I have nothing to say except this "All are equal in front of the law". This old adage is not true anymore and it's a shame.

I have repeatedly written that men should not be assumed guilty just because the complainant is a woman. Yes I support @maha2us. Men are being discriminated against now.

You look at everything through the idea of the patriarchal society so forget it. You''ll never get it.

And please do continue to read and post views of people like Mulayam Singh to support your warped idea of justice. It's rather entertaining. 😊

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Originally posted by: ibnbatuta
@ Zorro
I have nothing to say except this "All are equal in front of the law". This old adage is not true anymore and it's a shame.
It wasn't in the past and it isn't now. That is because law depends on human beings for its administration and human beings are shaped by the society in which they grow. Their response can be influenced by their own experience.
I have repeatedly written that men should not be assumed guilty just because the complainant is a woman.

Did anyone refute that?

Yes I support @maha2us. Men are being discriminated against now.
Enjoy the company. Best wishes to you. We may get to see a more CGUTL version soon.😆

You look at everything through the idea of the patriarchal society so forget it. You''ll never get it.
Now what did I miss

And please do continue to read and post views of people like Mulayam Singh to support your warped idea of justice. It's rather entertaining. 😊
Sure buddy 😆 I keep posting the archaic views of "elected leaders" like MS who can influence thousands of their followers while your team grab and post any news about teenaged girls
trying to grab attention with publicity stunt as your friend says. That should be rather entertaining.😆

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Presstitute at work😆

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk2bCD04OVY[/YOUTUBE]

The best reality show ever and a much more rounded one too. 😛

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5jQEYQl-68[/YOUTUBE]

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Originally posted by: zorrro
That was entertaining 👏

Wasn't it. 😆 I couldn't stop watching and was scolded for having dinner in my room. 😛

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Originally posted by: ibnbatuta

Wasn't it. 😆 I couldn't stop watching and was scolded for having dinner in my room. 😛

Congrats for managing to do that. I would probably fare worse 😆

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Virendra Singh @indiapremi View translation

#JasleenKaur & Sarvjit exposed - both AAP party members https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InVIz2iuru4&feature=youtu.be ... 4.34 - 5.14 Jasleen, 5.40-5.48 Sarvajit

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Originally posted by: -Vaishvi-
Virendra Singh @indiapremi View translation
#JasleenKaur & Sarvjit exposed - both AAP party members https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InVIz2iuru4&feature=youtu.be ... 4.34 - 5.14 Jasleen, 5.40-5.48 Sarvajit

Is it a new twist in the tale then. Will check out the video later but most likely they did not know each other. If the eyewitness hadn't come forward, Sarbjit's life was pretty much ruined and only Jasleen would have benefitted.

With an eyewitness, no one stands to gain really.

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