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  The Other Side of the Indian Rape Story

  by fulltimestudent in

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  i'm posting this story, not to defend an indefensible act, but to try to provide some balance.

  the fact is that so many indians exist in a poverty so deep that it's difficult for westerners to even understand.

  the youngest of the rapists in the now world known rape story, according to this uk, independent newspaper story, grew up in that world that seems hopeless.

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  Still thinking:

  Can you tell me the name of the documentary?
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  The Other Side of the Indian Rape Story

  by fulltimestudent in

  1. social
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  i'm posting this story, not to defend an indefensible act, but to try to provide some balance.

  the fact is that so many indians exist in a poverty so deep that it's difficult for westerners to even understand.

  the youngest of the rapists in the now world known rape story, according to this uk, independent newspaper story, grew up in that world that seems hopeless.

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  fedup

  I read an article on excusing violent crimes, it read;

  "Have your opinions all you like about violent acts against someone else, The victim or victims are the only ones who can rightly excuse anything. Ask them how they feel?

  The impact on them doesn’t diminish because outsiders have decided it’s all okay and make excuses for the crime, on the flip side, the crime is not worse if they condemn the criminals, it’s only the victims who can truly know the effects, as it’s solely their experience. Legal punishments and such are up to their justice system, but forgiveness? The emotions around the events? All that stuff? Not up to the state, not members of the public, but just those who have been harmed."

  Imagining such a crime committed on a family member will bring out very strong emotions, making excuses for the warped criminals is insulting to the victims involved, as well as to the millions of people in India that are protesting for justice against such devastating crimes.

  If such a crime would have been committed to my daughter, sister, mother or close friend, I would push for the death penalty on those animals.

  We all have a free ticket to life, in my opinion, those men, with that crime, lost their right to that ticket.
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  The Other Side of the Indian Rape Story

  by fulltimestudent in

  1. social
  2. current

  i'm posting this story, not to defend an indefensible act, but to try to provide some balance.

  the fact is that so many indians exist in a poverty so deep that it's difficult for westerners to even understand.

  the youngest of the rapists in the now world known rape story, according to this uk, independent newspaper story, grew up in that world that seems hopeless.

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  We all have it easy here, no pressures in life, full of money and all the sex we can desire. Meanwhile in India, FTS teaches us to have a balanced view, those financially poor men, nothing to eat, no sex, of course, what else to do but to violently rape and murder. FTS and friends, why don't you start a charity and teach the world how wrong we are for being upset at those poor men. Send them cash so they can hire whores and stop the raping. And we're the shitheads.
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  The Other Side of the Indian Rape Story

  by fulltimestudent in

  1. social
  2. current

  i'm posting this story, not to defend an indefensible act, but to try to provide some balance.

  the fact is that so many indians exist in a poverty so deep that it's difficult for westerners to even understand.

  the youngest of the rapists in the now world known rape story, according to this uk, independent newspaper story, grew up in that world that seems hopeless.

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  Oh thanks, that explains 6 assholes that violently raped a woman, ripping out her intestines with an iron rod, wanting to run her over and finally killing her.

  You're a retard!
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  Jan. 1 WT, Their confession for given incorrect dates for the end.

  by jam in

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  have jehovah,s witnesses given incorrect dates for the end?.

  jw,s have had wrong expectations about when the end would.

  like jesus' first-century disciples, we have "sometimes" (lol).

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  GB Policy:

  What's good for the goose, is definetely NOT good for the gander.

  "When it comes to bullshit, big-time, major league bullshit, you have to stand in awe of the all-time champion of false promises and exaggerated claims, religion." - George Carlin
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  Anyone Else See Les Miserables?

  by BizzyBee in

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  i went to see it today - by myself (mr bee is on a golf junket).

  i was glad that that i was by myself because i cried so much at the end, i wouldn't have wanted to be with anyone who wasn't crying - and that would not have been mr bee!.

  les miserables the current film is adapted from what is considered one of the half-dozen greatest novels of the past 150 years and one of the longest novels ever written.

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  OK, to you people that didn't like it, what is wrong with you, are you completely heartless.

  The movie had an amazing story, heart wrenching music, the actors hit a home run, Ann Hathaway should win the best supporting actress. Hugh Jackman should win best actor

  For those that don't agree, it's ok, but you know you're big LOSERS!!!!!!!

  Best movie of the YEAR
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  Single Malt Whiskey. A preference?

  by LoisLane looking for Superman in

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  i am not a drinker but i hear single malt whiskeys are good.. yesterday at the liquor store, i asked a nice man, who also was looking over the bottle display, if he could tell me which one does he prefer and why.

  one of the store clerks, came by, listening, and said she preferred the same bottle.. i bought the one they preferred:.

  glenmorangie.

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  Bowmore is my fav

  I bought an 18 yr old bottle for new year's.

  Life is GOOD
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  Born in, Convert or 1975er?

  by Think About It in

  1. jw
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  does a person's involvement in the jw religion usually fall into one of these 3 categories?.

  a) born in.

  b) convert.

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  I was six when my parents became jw's 1969 - so i guess I'm a born-in

  In 1975 I was 12, never thought I'd go to highschool.

  Stepped down in '95
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  Who is the biggest hypocrite JW that you know?

  by Iamallcool in

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  fedup

  WT rules forces everyone to lead a double life. They created a nation of judges, everyone judges others based on how many meetings you go to, service hours you do, comments you make, types of movies you watch, how many drinks you take, length of vacation you go on, etc.

  When someone does anything wrong, they are terrified to be caught or confess, because it leads to a judicial committee or for minor sins, being marked or just others gossipping about you.

  Their neverending rule book you must obey to be a perfect jw can't be followed by everyone in one way or the other. Most will keep their sins a secret.
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  Just curious about Quebec exjws that may be here now or back in the 60`s

  by smiddy in

  1. watchtower
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  i`m going back a bit now, in the 60`s - 70`s when their was a lot of problems against the jw`s in the french section of quebec .

  for some reason or other i was very interested what was going on in quebec .

  if i remember correctly my wife and i were toying with migrating their .

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  The Premier of Quebec during the 1950's was Maurice Duplessis, he hated the witnesses and did all he can to persecute them, WT loved the publicity.