Bollywood star kids upbringing - Page 2

Originally posted by: TMKOC_MY

Either you can be completely clean or you can be at loggerheads with the one in power. It can't be both so yeah if u r in bathing in mud please the crocodile.

A completely clean person can be at loggerheads with the ones in power...so both are possible..

We can talk about that later after they declare him guilty .

As of now the star kid is clean

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

I always wanted to know... who are all these people deciding what's right? How do they know *they're* right and not the rest of the world?

I mean, as long as you're not hurting anyone else, what entity bestows this right on the so-called righteous people to poke their nosy noses into your business?

and obeying the law of the land...

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

A completely clean person can be at loggerheads with the ones in power...so both are possible..

I think she's saying you will lose if you try to be both. At least that's how I interpret it.

Originally posted by: elim

We can talk about that later after they were declared guilty .

As of now the star kid is clean

when it comes to star kids...they are guilty until proven innocent...

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

and obeying the law of the land...

I differ a little there. Some laws need to be challenged. The salt satyagraha being an example. Civil Rights efforts is another.

I never said "one who should not be named" is guilty.

Anyways my topic is whether the fiasco gonna have some impact or not?

So yeah

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

I differ a little there. Some laws need to be challenged. The salt satyagraha being an example. Civil Rights efforts is another.

Agreed....but until they are there....one has to follow them is what I meant...

Originally posted by: TMKOC_MY

I never said "one who should not be named" is guilty.

Anyways my topic is whether the fiasco gonna have some impact or not?

So yeah

You saw the impact today.....Sara wished a minister which I don't think she would have done otherwise.

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

Agreed....but until they are there....one has to follow them is what I meant...

Challenging involves breaking the law, too. Again, without hurting anyone else. Tax resistance was the weapon used in salt satyagraha. Civil rights activists broke laws, too. The key is to do so without hurting anyone else, as MLK said, as Gandhi said. At the same time, be prepared to face the legal consequences also. That's the whole point, actually. Then you can make society rise up against injustice.

ETA. The moment the activist resorts to violence, he/she has already lost the argument.