To Goanet - >COMMENT: Easily said than done;
Even easier is to write "Easily said than done." This can be said of virtually anything. >Just imagine 20 years ago, you having a fling >with a bad, hot white woman in the Southern States - would you have told a >lynching mob where to go? As someone who did live in the Deep South of the United States 20 years ago, your remarks have no resemblance to the then prevailing racial climate. By the way, there did exist good, cold white women as well. At any rate, you have got to be crazy equating the atmosphere that once defined the American South to the current time in Goa. This is in the category of "not even wrong" so I will not expend any energy pointing out the error in your thinking. >On another point, I do agree with respecting the >sentiments of the majority; after all, those of who are here protesting, do not What if someone does not want to "respect the sentiments" of the majority as perceived by a minority section of that majority? In a free democratic society, that ought to be allowed. Which is exactly the point of this discussion. Why don't you reflect on this for a minute before looking so silly on a public forum? Regards, r * * * UK STOCKS EXHAUSTED! After a community-supported launch at Croydon, Selma Carvalho's *Into the Diaspora Wilderness* is available at Broadways Book Centre, Panjim [Ph +91-9822488564] Price (in Goa only) Rs 295. Ask a friend to pick up a copy. Details of the book http://selmacarvalho.squarespace.com/ * * *