Marlon Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<I find it interesting that people from the
extremist
religious right have no issue with enforcing
their
hard line religious views, with no regard to the
rule
of law. >
This is another hilarious argument. Were the Hindus and Muslims, in Goa,
who joined in the protest, (along with Catholics) from the extremist
religious right -- with hard-line religious views?
MARLON writes: <Contrary to the false subject line, there
was
no legal ban on the movie as it had already
passed the
requirements of the government censors (should
censorship even exist?!).>
For the record, the subject line is not mine. However, do you advocate that
the public should toe the line and remain mute in such cases, just because
it passed the Government censors? If so, why does a large section of the US
population raise a hue and cry about the Iraq invasion by the US -- after
all it was the US Governments (hard-lined) decision.
Marlon wrote: <Welcome to the dark ages, Goa and Praaaiissse the
lord!>
Marlon: I rather refrain from wasting time with you, because I find your
writings outright obnoxious, abusive and disrespectful.
just read Goanet
archives, for enlightenment of your demonstrated disrespect and disregard
for the sensibility of others on the net.
Years ago, I remember the argument you made objecting to the one-line
birthday greetings someone posted on Goanet, saying such messages were
hogging space and that the server was running out on its capacity. It was
interesting then, that when I posed you the question: how so, -- you did not
have a logical explanation. In essence, Goanets messages in those days
were archived on the Yahoo-Groups server (with not restriction on space or
postings) for free!
The bottom line is: When you write about Goa/Goans, please check the facts
with people on ground zero.
Best,
Joe Vaz
..
Marlon Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Welcome to the dark ages, Goa and Praaaiissse the
lord!
Marlon
--- Joe Vaz wrote:
Why do some people enjoy propagating fictitious
(and/or imaginary) accounts of happenings in Goa, while taking potshots
from
far away places? Dont Goans in Goa know whats good or bad for them, and
dont they have the right to decide whats good in their interest? Let
people
(in Goa) stand up for what they feel is right, w
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