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Dear Roland,
Its not that I don't see your point, its just that I don't agree with it
from a Goan perspective. I'll leave it at that. Quality of life and
happiness will always remain subjective, so I cant argue on who has the
better life me or you. Walking through forests makes me happy, while walking
through well organised concrete jungles might make you.
One quick response to your question though.
Roland writes:
Do you wish to say Sunith, that if everyone thinks speeding and
drunk-driving is harmless and indulges in it, despite the law, the cops are
not going to be held responsible for enforcing those laws? I shall be every
interested in your reply.
Sunith responds:
In Goa most people think drunk-driving(driving above the alcohol limit) is
harmless. When you are stopped by the cops at the night checks(nakabandi),
no alcohol tests are done though legislation allows for that. The point I'm
trying to make is who is going to hold the cops responsible for this. The
voters/citizens should be the ones, but because they think its harmless this
is simply not an issue. Hence all the alcometers are being used by the cops
to check if their colleagues are drunk on duty (because the higher
ups/people are aware that drinking on duty is irresponsible). Point made!
Thanks for the opportunity.
Regards
Sunith Velho
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