Every day person in India and Pakistan - Page 4

Originally posted by: karandel_2008

People are both inherently evil and good. The way they behave depends on their real education and efficiency of rule enforcement. Internet is the proof of the previous statement.

Moreover, its relatively difficult to say things face to face, its easier on phone and easiest on Internet 😉

Edited by sandya_rao7 - 15 years ago

Originally posted by: sandya_rao7

 

thats true if the rules are not stingent then anyone could say anything to anyone or about anyone.

yes, regarding rule enforcement, traffic is another example and it is somewhat similar to Internet.

Kay, we are all human beings, who cares if we're from diff countries! or if we have diff religions!

Originally posted by: raj5000

200% agreed @ bold. Kabhi dimaag mey hi nahi aayaa...I used to wear a cross(was kinna of hep cool) for a while borrowed from a christian friend. I can expect now someone saying wth was wrong with you?... you had not darn respect for your own religion...😆 Chill Baby...

So with you guys here on here. I grew up in Bombay and things were really secular there. Society is so homogeneous and neighborhoods are so tight that you really do not feel that you are different religions. When things like the communal riots happened I used to think Indians are crazy. Those extreme situations hurt you and shake your belief in humanity a lot. However, sometimes when I see how crazy people in the States can get over religion - I truly miss the sense of community we have in India.

Oh Anshuu like wearing a cross. Some of my friends back home still do that. One of them even wants to tattoo a cross on his arm because it would be so cool. You do that in USA, people think that its insulting to your religion or to Christians.

In Bombay we celebrated EVERYTHING. It was awesome to live in a multicultural neighborhood. Diwali mein Mithai baato, Ganapati mein modak khao, Holi ke din puran poli, Eid ke din Biryani or sheer korma, Christmas main plum cake aur thoda wine. Kyon ki sabse badi puja to pet puja hi hoti hain. Bas! Thats why I wake up at 6 AM on my day of to start cooking for Thanksgiving. Petu maharaj ki jai ho! If everyone thought like that world would be a delicious place.

Yeah, next time we need to show how open we are, we gotta try out a cross or a tattoo. Remind me, yeah? LOL.

It is not immature to tell ppl they are wrong when they are. It is not immature to stand up for yourself. It is not immature to fight with bigots and primitive mindsets for your country. Ppl who do not are "dohh kaudi ke".

It is sad when ppl feel compelled to show their secularist credentials to show how open and gr8 they are. Seems like they are over-eager to do that and makes me wonder about them.

Originally posted by: raj5000

200% agreed @ bold. Kabhi dimaag mey hi nahi aayaa...I used to wear a cross(was kinna of hep cool) for a while borrowed from a christian friend. I can expect now someone saying wth was wrong with you?... you had not darn respect for your own religion...😆 Chill Baby...---There is Unity in Diversity😃 Our countries culture teach..how to love people,how to respect our elders,parents,gust,fellow creatures etc etc n more!...But bade bade deso main chote chote probs hote rahte hey..its not a big issue!! 😊

 

Pak is good country..!! but they need changes,they need stable govt. n changes in peoples mind set ...