Society created Delhi gang rape convicts: Filmmaker Leslee Udwin

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Gubbara.

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: Fiery.Fawkes

Oh I never believed her sugar coated interview of how she loves India. Funny how I was discussing the same with a friend of mine how some of the bits and pieces give out weird vibes from these idiots. And she has proved me right.

- Face of the documentary someone like Frieda who gives a rat ass about India. Never seen her vocal about India or its problems.
- The expert "tipani" in the documentary yet again some British professor who knows shit about India or the girls.

Man I can go on. Bur whatever, now I don't have to be on the fense about dissing this bigot...

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As for the documentary, I did like it, but after her statements, the same can be seen from a very different perspective. All in all, hoping all the trashing and criticism at least knocks some sense and tomorrow an Indian will be the first one to make such a documentary than letting others cash in the attention and fame...

I know you didn't. I know you enough now to say that😆 but so many others who believed her got slapped really hard. People trust foreigners more than their own. Well they deserve this kinda humiliation !

All I have been seeing is people cussing democracy, gov, Indians and everything that is Indian even after they all stood up for nirbhaya. The case took longer but the guy is already in jail on death row. What do people want the gov and Indians to do? There is a judicial process that has to be followed. This is not Saudi where you just hang the guy without giving him time to defend! He'll even kasab was given so much time to defend and was taken care of like a VIP in jail😆

I don't understand what people want from india and Indians. Cutting his testicles in full public view along with his family will set the best example so that no criminal would dare harm Amy other girl. But sadly we cannt do that in a democracy!

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.Iconoclast.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Leslee Udwin's white savior attitude is off-putting. Her documentary exposed those mysogynists and restarted debates on India's lenient rape laws. But she can't take away the voices of so many Indians, men and women, who protested and demanded tougher punishment for all the rapists. It's time to rethink India's juvenile laws.

While educated Defense lawyer was talking through his hat, victim's uneducated father sold his land to educate his girl child. That's India too.

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Mistyy

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Her initial interview was good, wats up with all these after statements?

PS: where can I watch the documentary?

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IAmLuvBolly

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

I think everyone is taking her quote out of context. If you read the entire interview it is not an attack on India at all nor any kind of bigotry is shown there. What she says isn't any different than what Javed Akhtar said on the floor of parliament, or what Shehnaz Treasurywala said in her open letter. I think the fact that she's not Indian, along with the headline quote is angering everyone here.

Her comment about Bollywood is somewhat counter productive in the grand scheme of her message here.

Two different educated men, lawyers, have said things like a girl has no place in our perfect society and if my own wife/daughter/sister went out with a non relative I would burn her. Bottom line is, yes we need to change the mentality of the whole society. Leslee Udin also says that India is in a middle of a gender equality uprising, one which she hasn't seen anywhere else.

Please read the whole interview.

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AllBlacks1

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Its just to show that these docu makers, film makers r as biased as us much less intelligent mere mortals. Didn't she say rape is a global problem? So I like her to visit China and Russia and some Islamic states and do the rape documentaries and then make statements on that state and its society.

Bravo! Indian society also created MASS protest in matter of hours after the incident happened, never seen in the whole world. f**king bitch!

Not saying its not a problem, its a huge problem. And pointing towards oyher nations wont help it either, nor will such statements by holier than thou white morons brushing us sick society. It diverts the attention from solving the real problem to hate crimes.

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BollyBoy

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

We have to get to the root of the problem and identify what is it exactly that makes a man want to rape? To do something so evil, so disgusting, so shameful... how could any man ever get to that state of mind? This is the million dollar question. Only after we figure that out can we can prevent future cases of rape.

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AllBlacks1

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: BollyBoy
We have to get to the root of the problem and identify what is it exactly that makes a man want to rape? To do something so evil, so disgusting, so shameful... how could any man ever get to that state of mind? This is the million dollar question. Only after we figure that out can we can prevent future cases of rape.

Every rapist is diff from other rapists, beit their b/g, family values, culture, friends, society, social issues, poer hungry, sex starved, women hater, revenge for rejection... it can on n on. U will never come to a conclusion as to how n why?

In Nirbhaya's case, the rapists didnt even know that boy n girl will aboard the bus...

In high societies, there r "rape drugs".

The brain is the biggest sexual organ in the body and if that brain is screwed up, thats when rape and sexual crimes happen.

Just chop off the penis of every convicted sex offender before they leave the 4 walls. Yup, sometimes we need to think like China.