> >  THIS IS A HINDU COUNTRY !!!!!!!!!!!

> Sheesh! Tiresome twit, do you have caps lock on all the time? Spare us
> your perennial high-pitched hysteria.

> I don't believe that you ever had a lesson in Civics. In fact, I don't
> believe that you've even been to school. God bless India! With ill-
> educated, intolerant, neanderthals like you, the country does not
> really need any enemies. You could have come up with a semi-coherent
> argument about why you agree or disagree with the original poster's
> (or at least Mr. Unni's via the URL) contention. Instead you decided
> to just bang away on your keyboard to come up with one irrelevant line
> - what has "Hindu Country" (sic) got to do use of "Hindi" in
> Parliament? Did you even bother to read the article (i.e., follow the
> URL), or did you decide that you wanted to vent your spleen with a one-
> liner anyway, bloody git?

> My take on Mr.Unni's contention, I think that some Indians (from all
> States) are a real thin-skinned, hypersensitive lot about languages,
> and perceive insults in the smallest things. I couldn't really give a
> rat about about which language got how much air time in Parliament -
> the debate content in the limited air time is more important than the
> language used to express it. What I do care about is the lack of will
> and good faith on the Union Government's part to ensure availability
> of translators, esp. when the parliament is in session. I strongly
> believe that the "lack of applicants excuse" is a canard. After all,
> where there is a will there is way. A good pay with assured short-term
> accommodation could work, no? I think it is either sheer laziness
> (highly likely) or utter contempt (somewhat likely) on the part of the
> "babus" (culturally a breed apart although they could be from the
> north, south, east, or west in India).

> Think you can understand this "Cyberhinwa"? If so, please do reply,
> preferably without caps lock on. If you feel like replying like a
> uncivilized idiot, you will treated accordingly.

> Cheers
> Dinesh

> > On May 15, 1:42 am, cyberhinwa <CYBERHIN...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > >  THIS IS A HINDU COUNTRY !!!!!!!!!!!

> > Sheesh! Tiresome twit, do you have caps lock on all the time? Spare us
> > your perennial high-pitched hysteria.

> > I don't believe that you ever had a lesson in Civics. In fact, I don't
> > believe that you've even been to school. God bless India! With ill-
> > educated, intolerant, neanderthals like you, the country does not
> > really need any enemies. You could have come up with a semi-coherent
> > argument about why you agree or disagree with the original poster's
> > (or at least Mr. Unni's via the URL) contention. Instead you decided
> > to just bang away on your keyboard to come up with one irrelevant line
> > - what has "Hindu Country" (sic) got to do use of "Hindi" in
> > Parliament? Did you even bother to read the article (i.e., follow the
> > URL), or did you decide that you wanted to vent your spleen with a one-
> > liner anyway, bloody git?

> > My take on Mr.Unni's contention, I think that some Indians (from all
> > States) are a real thin-skinned, hypersensitive lot about languages,
> > and perceive insults in the smallest things. I couldn't really give a
> > rat about about which language got how much air time in Parliament -
> > the debate content in the limited air time is more important than the
> > language used to express it. What I do care about is the lack of will
> > and good faith on the Union Government's part to ensure availability
> > of translators, esp. when the parliament is in session. I strongly
> > believe that the "lack of applicants excuse" is a canard. After all,
> > where there is a will there is way. A good pay with assured short-term
> > accommodation could work, no? I think it is either sheer laziness
> > (highly likely) or utter contempt (somewhat likely) on the part of the
> > "babus" (culturally a breed apart although they could be from the
> > north, south, east, or west in India).

> > Think you can understand this "Cyberhinwa"? If so, please do reply,
> > preferably without caps lock on. If you feel like replying like a
> > uncivilized idiot, you will treated accordingly.

> > Cheers
> > Dinesh

> I hope you are  from Hawai in another name.