Member Topic : Does this forum lack Freedom of expression? - Page 11

Originally posted by: TheMinion

Personal attacks on people with an opposite opinion are scary And that's not just limited to Political and Religious views.

I experienced it first-hand during a discussion on Kanyaadaan. Some so called feminists who lack basic manners of conversation bashed me like there was no tomorrow.

Since then, I decided to stay away from them 😆

I can totally relate to it buddy 🤕

Isn't it interesting when someone who him-/herself isn't shy to use offending/insulting words and/or becoming abusive towards another member gets delicate about the own person?

Why not limit the critcising of another members post to a method that respects the famous "do as you would be done by"...

BBC Documentary 😆 so by that account when BBC makes fun of Indians, it’s poverty, Indian accent, it’s space missions and ambitions..all that is absolutely ok and in spirit of wanting to help India open its eyes. 😆 Agar BBC ki sunne lagey..India will never come out of inferiority complex imposed by goras..maybe that’s what they want after all 😉While our own SC says Jaa Modi jaa, Jee le apni zindagi..baa izzat Bari ho gaye ho aap..that is not proof enough 😆

Originally posted by: 1t1svat1t1s

About the FOE, I personally find it adequate.I like that we can express our thoughts and agree to disagree in almost a decent manner. What else you want from a forum?

Originally posted by: NatkhatPyare

At this point I'm not sure we are talking about the same forum. 😕

But svat is right...we can do that...it's the own choice to react otherwise...how to handle a positive discussion culture is up to each & every poster, I think 😉

TM..Man hats off to u..

U have leadership qualities ..lot of patience and a never giving up attitude. But some people aren't going to see your point. U already know this still persisted.

Now if u can ignore all the noise and keep doing ur work it's perfect. U have my vote.

One step closer to the only man in politics I idolise..people can throw all the filth they want towards him from both the extreme ends..he ignores and keeps doing the work he is supposed to do.

Btw..People quoting foreign agencies. This is for u

https://m.timesofindia.com/business/india-business/morgan-stanley-narendra-modi-government-india-transformation/articleshow/100643261.cms

Can find same news on publications who r supposedly not sold out to the ruling party.

Still some people miss the good ??? old days when every single news item coming in print and Doordarshan was censored..and when it came to a point when news couldn't be censored we know what came in

Edited to add : incase some people don't open the link and read..it's a positive report about India from Morgan Stanley

Originally posted by: MaxMayfield

BBC Documentary 😆 so by that account when BBC makes fun of Indians, it’s poverty, Indian accent, it’s space missions and ambitions..all that is absolutely ok and in spirit of wanting to help India open its eyes. 😆 Agar BBC ki sunne lagey..India will never come out of inferiority complex imposed by goras..maybe that’s what they want after all 😉While our own SC says Jaa Modi jaa, Jee le apni zindagi..baa izzat Bari ho gaye ho aap..that is not proof enough 😆

It makes me rather angry (that's why I didn't watch the documentary...own choice)... the English colonialism (and not only the English one/and not only relative to India) has my whole-hearted disapproval. To the people of the Indian Subcontinent, It did so much harm, the repercussions still being very much prevalent.

And the spirit that made e.g. the British Empire do what they did in the way they did it, still is prevalent equally. So, I won't watch a documentary made in UK about India...I just don't need it.

As for the SC aquitting Modi...that is another story...

Originally posted by: Clochette

But svat is right...we can do that...it's the own choice to react otherwise...how to handle a positive discussion culture is up to each & every poster, I think 😉

I agree it's our own choice to react. Some prefer to stay quite and not react; others prefer to give it back in equal measures or more. I myself use both the approaches at different times as per the case requirement 😉

Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi

Wahi chalta hai bas. Front-liners are NYT, WaPo etc.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I think the problem started when I began to shave 😆

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I think the problem started when I began to shave 😆

Shaving is hygienic 👍🏼