Blaming others deeds as supposed to own?

Are you aware if recent news that a person from Lalooji's office used official phone for personal convesation and Lalooji just avoided talking on that saying its ok.

It was so evident that Lalooji would have gone all gaa gaa goo goo if it was someone else, jab khud par ann padi toh palti.

My question:

Is it right attitude from politicians to condemn/go all out in blaming, other parties for wrong doing, even if it is a trivial act ?

When such act is done by own party member is matter of ignorance or fighting against it, is it fair act??

Is it right to blame others for the same deed, which otherwise will be okay, if done by oneself or any loving one?

 

Edited by raj5000 - 07 October 2007 at 11:25pm

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Guess we had a topic on similar lines, but had no blame facto... reason mentioned a political reference but surely can be taken in general pespective, as it is vey much applicable in all walks of life

It is universal and cause of the sad state of affairs everywhere!

While the cold war was ongoing and Iran-Iraq were at war, Saddam was our best friend (speaking for my fellow Americans).  
When Gandhi Jayanti approaches, people speak like, walk like, talk like Mahatma.  They even begin to preach how the teaching should be implemented in times of today (Munnabhai 2- mania).  The minute there is an issue available for condemning the neighboring country, they are running ahead in line.   Did Mahatma teach that?

Demolition destroying any pieces of history is condemned and should be.  But demolition of some structures is not an issue, while some is?   Events such as Lal Masjid and Golden temple are also some important issues to look at. 

Double standards are everywhere..   All I say is that people mix and match, twist and turn, grope and dump values, religious teachings and philosophical reasoning at their own convinience.  It is all about their own selfish pride and necessities. 
The world is such a place!  From kids growing in war-struck areas to politicians in world's highest ranked economies are busy being hypocrites.

They tell us all a story of how Mahatma Gandhiji would turn his other cheek to the slapper.  Some make fun of him, while some tell it with pride.  I wonder about the hypocrites taking his name in vain and spewing venom / corruption at every opportunity (including Indian leaders and common man), I wonder if even that great forgiving soul would raise his hand to slap them .   

PS- not meant to hurt americans / indians / anyone in particular.  just an observation.  no offense be taken since is not meant. 

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This one sentence of yours says it all