I only commenting on the last sentence, especially the "those affected
get due process".
You are talking about India, right?
Who are the largest group of people being affected, day in day out, in
India?
The outcast.
What type of "due process" are they getting?
Nada, nothing, zilch.
They just live on the street, die on the street. And people just walk
by, as if these outcasts do not exist.
And again, we are talking about India, right?
> I wouldn't expect someone like you to
> understand that, since you personally are not in the position of losing
> your home, being re-located hundreds or thousands of miles away and
> being "assigned" a new menial job, with no compensation or consideration
> of your rights.
>
> http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/GE12Ad01.htmlhttp://www.ciel.org/Ifi/volreslet.html
>
> > As you admitted, we're "not equal". At least, and that I got to admit,
> > thank you for your honesty. And for that very reason there's no reason
> > to expect parity of outcome, either.
>
> You can only expect relative parity of outcomes if there is relative
> parity of factors that affect the process. Unfortunately, your
> dimly-comprehending mind is only able to focus on an alleged IQ
> differential, while ignoring a host of other factors that are more
> germane to the actual outcome in this comparison.
>
> I note that, once again, you have side-stepped the issue of China's low
> growth for decades and centuries prior to the 1970s, simply because you
> have no answer. You have failed to explain why, after decades of
> high-growth, China is _still_ on par with many low-growth third-world
> countries in terms of per-capita GDP, and will require decades more of
> double-digit growth before it achieves near parity with Japan and
> Western Europe. Surely this almost century-long slog to bring China up
> to par means that China has hitherto been a "low-IQ" country that
> wallowed in third world poverty for centuries, does it not? I mean, a
> country with the highest mean IQ on the planet should never have fallen
> into a centuries-long pit of extreme poverty, correct?
>
> http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/s1497255.htmhttp://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200605/16/eng20060516_266019.htmlhttp://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/iodine-illness-afflicts-milli...http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10599620http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/07/opinion/07kristof.html
I was actually referring to people affected by development programs like
highways, dams, power plants, etc., that require that their property be
acquired and that they be relocated and/or re-employed.
However, I would not be as sanguine as you appear to be on the issue of
"outcasts" in China, as if China is immune from it:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1013084/shocked_in_china_a_beggar_bullying_a_disable_young_beggar_in_da/
http://www.glovesoff.org/web_archives/nyt_china_20040407.html
http://en.secretchina.com/realchina/china_s_begging_children.html
http://bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/viewthread.php?gid=2&tid=655699
http://www.odditycentral.com/pics/the-clinging-beggars-of-china.html
http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20061016_beggars_in_china_and_peoples_attitude.htm
http://www.chinasmack.com/pictures/little-beggar-child-china/
http://www.chinatravel.net/chinatravelnet/qa/QAQuestion.aspx?id=26
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/jul/22/china.theobserver
http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20080204-48203.html
It even seems to have become China's latest export:
http://malaysiakusayang.blogspot.com/2009/04/chinese-beggars-in-malaysia.html
http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Malaysia/Story/A1Story20090903-165310.html
But I guess that, as per ARAK, they must be high-IQ beggars........
Why shift the focus?
We are talking about India, right?
The people in India who are affected, right?
That they would get "due processed", right?
What? You don't even see those living on the street?
Or ... to you, Mr. Rajah, those are not "people", ie, they are not
"Human Beings" ?
When was the last time these "non-people" get any attention?
>
> However, I would not be as sanguine as you appear to be on the issue of
> "outcasts" in China, as if China is immune from it:
>
> http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1013084/shocked_in_china_a_beggar_bully...http://www.glovesoff.org/web_archives/nyt_china_20040407.htmlhttp://en.secretchina.com/realchina/china_s_begging_children.htmlhttp://bbs.chinadaily.com.cn/viewthread.php?gid=2&tid=655699http://www.odditycentral.com/pics/the-clinging-beggars-of-china.htmlhttp://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20061016_beggars_in_china_and_p...http://www.chinasmack.com/pictures/little-beggar-child-china/http://www.chinatravel.net/chinatravelnet/qa/QAQuestion.aspx?id=26http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2007/jul/22/china.theobserverhttp://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+News/Singapore/Story/A1Story20080...
>
> It even seems to have become China's latest export:http://malaysiakusayang.blogspot.com/2009/04/chinese-beggars-in-malay...http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Malaysia/Story/A1Story2009...
>
> But I guess that, as per ARAK, they must be high-IQ beggars........
>
> >> I wouldn't expect someone like you to
> >> understand that, since you personally are not in the position of losing
> >> your home, being re-located hundreds or thousands of miles away and
> >> being "assigned" a new menial job, with no compensation or consideration
> >> of your rights.
>
> >>http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/GE12Ad01.htmlhttp://www.ciel.org/I...
>
> >>> As you admitted, we're "not equal". At least, and that I got to admit,
> >>> thank you for your honesty. And for that very reason there's no reason
> >>> to expect parity of outcome, either.
> >> You can only expect relative parity of outcomes if there is relative
> >> parity of factors that affect the process. Unfortunately, your
> >> dimly-comprehending mind is only able to focus on an alleged IQ
> >> differential, while ignoring a host of other factors that are more
> >> germane to the actual outcome in this comparison.
>
> >> I note that, once again, you have side-stepped the issue of China's low
> >> growth for decades and centuries prior to the 1970s, simply because you
> >> have no answer. You have failed to explain why, after decades of
> >> high-growth, China is _still_ on par with many low-growth third-world
> >> countries in terms of per-capita GDP, and will require decades more of
> >> double-digit growth before it achieves near parity with Japan and
> >> Western Europe. Surely this almost century-long slog to bring China up
> >> to par means that China has hitherto been a "low-IQ" country that
> >> wallowed in third world poverty for centuries, does it not? I mean, a
> >> country with the highest mean IQ on the planet should never have fallen
> >> into a centuries-long pit of extreme poverty, correct?
>
> >>http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/s1497255.htmhttp://english.peo...
The so-called upper castes - brahmins in particular.
> The outcast.
Indeed. Every brahmin or other caste Hindu I know, now feels like an
outcast in Modern India, and wants to emigrate. For they have been
subjected to unjustified and systematic vilification for decades -
from the media, the academia, govt. politicies, novelists, and of
course the foreign interests.
> What type of "due process" are they getting?
The foreign embassies have bee pretty kind, on the whole. So there is
a diaspora. The upper castes are leaving as fast as they possibly
can. I am one of them, a lucky one indeed.
> Nada, nothing, zilch.
Less than that, actually, from the hate-filled lower caste politicians
and their hangers-on.
> They just live on the street, die on the street. And people just walk
> by, as if these outcasts do not exist.
Not true, now. Yes it did happen when Churchill starved 3-4 million
Bengalis to death, and those images are still vivid.
> And again, we are talking about India, right?
Of course, of course.
Cheers,
Arindam Banerjee.
You know, for people who claim racial intellectual superiority, both you
and ARAK appear quite determined to prove yourselves the exceptions. Get
someone who can comprehend the English language to explain to you what I
wrote above. I can't even allow that your counter is about semantics,
because it isn't. You flat out cannot understand what I wrote. I will
not endlessly repeat myself to half-wits.
Brahmins, or Brahmins !
If you leave India, what would India become ?
For thousands of years, you Brahmins are the torch bearers of the
Indian civilization. It was you who led and fed the simple peoples.
Without you, what would India become?
India needs you.
Those hateful Hindus don't know that.
Without them, India will become stronger.
But without you Brahmins, India will sink into chaos and mayhem.
Just like what have happened to Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Well that is all very nice. There are still plenty of brahmins left
in India. When they get their just due everyone will gain.
If instead Indians continue to believe in the lies the foreign
scoundrels have taught them about Brahmins and Hinduism (and the
cowardly,mean, corrupt and bootlicking Indians including those of
brahmin descent absorbed and made personal gains from) then what else
for Indians, but Kodas etc. on the one hand, or continuation of
foreign rule?
You stupid or what?
India is arming the Taliban !
Indians make High Speed Fucking Cunts
n Dec 30 2009, 2:47 pm, Penang <kalamb...@gmail.com> wrote:
Indians still practise matriarchship. Indian Hindu women have to pay
dowry to their husband family.
This is like women buying husbands.
India has caste system. So how can they progress?
The only advantage is the Westminster system. But hard luck, they
prefer now to have a woman president with skirt over them.
So how can they see the sunlight?
So for China to be peaceful, China has to appoint a male president to
do 'wu wei'. Or change the top line of 1st hexagram to 'wu wei' dragon
has cause for prosperity.
On Jan 2, 1:54 pm, "Allah , your only god Allah , you are only
allowed to have me as your only God , you are only authorised to
have Allah as