I agree with what Ana Maria's # 1 & 2
Her # 3 is ambiguous. IF she is "blaming" the sons and daughters of the
tradespeople for not carrying on the trade, I agree with the sentiments of
Marshall and Barad.
IF she is "blaming" us ALL, I agree with her.
Those of us who live in the west have to l
Ana Maria Fernandes posted the following comment: The son of a carpenter
would learn the trade from his father and when he could not continue with
his studies became a carpentar. Sometimes those studying also helped their
father at home with carpentar. The cobler's son also learnt the trade of hi
I am simply aghast reading such views. Do we want to perpetuate
casteism and class. Should not our youth aspire for upward mobility by
studying and acquiring professional qualifications and skills? Why
should a cook or tailor or cobbler or carpenter’s son not study and
become a doctor or lawyer or
pinto
From: Frederick FN Noronha ? *??? ???
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> To: georgejpi...@yahoo.com, "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb.
> 1994!"
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] As Hai hai
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> Where's the question of a choice? I
Where's the question of a choice? I'm suggesting we reject both (the
outright loot *and* the conservatism which romanticises even the
negatives of the past) ... and not fall for one or the other. FN
On 30 August 2012 23:32, George Pinto wrote:
> Frederick seems to present a false choice - one doe
And what's wrong with conservatism in the right situations.
Roland.
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Subject: Re: [Goanet] As Hai hai
From: Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
CC:
Is this a p
Frederick seems to present a false choice - one does not have to chose between
two evils:
1. the modern day rape of Goa and the theft and destruction of its mining and
real-estate resources.
2. the problems with the historic social tructure of Goa which continues today.
Both needed to be addre
Is this a plea for freezing the social structure in Goa as it was?
Even though I do not support the outright loot of resources and nature
that goes on in the name of "social change" in today's Goa, many a
times there is a lot of conservatism encoded in our "Save Goa"
pleas... FN
On 30 August 2012
why do you raise hue and cry when non goans do business ? As a young girl I
used to work in the fields. We used to have lot of paddy at home and we ate
like Maharajas. Dad and my elder brother would go fishing in ponds during the
monsoons and sometimes we had such a lot of fish and enjoyed fre