Comments on: Racial Discrimination? Is it a Matter Just of Boundaries or More of Human Feelings

By: Prachi

Prachi — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:47:25 +0000

Mr. Terry Morris
If you are not able to understand these simple English languages sentences, then you should consult an English Professor. I hope you must be literate enough to understand what a Professor means..
I would also suggest you to join some English Language Learning Course to improve your language skills…
And honestly, i had not expected that besides your ignorance about worldwide facts, you would be ignorant about simple language statements…
Well actually your poor skills at English language explains your lack of knowledge about international affairs and also poor understanding of the content of this article!
I wonder whether you studied English at school or not…oh actually i wonder whether you attended school or not….

By: terry morris

terry morris — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 02:28:42 +0000

arun… yeah your name fits, arun away. (Terry Morris you behave, think and act like your name ‘terry’) that makes no sense, at all, (as ur sick thinking will never last) more of your perfect engulish. Prachi… (( And just to talk about “that old racist crap on you”, i would like to mention two things.. )) your quotes are back to front, what dose (And just to talk about) mean, It makes no sense in any language. I can’t answer you, if you don’t make any sense. A bit of advice, stop trying to pritty up your sentence with words cut and pasted from other sites. In other words, keep it simple stupid!!.

By: arun

arun — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:31:50 +0000

Terry Morris you behave, think and act like your name ‘terry’ as an icon terrorist of racism . If racism is treated to be a neoteric religion then you will be a god for this religion (which will never happen… as ur sick thinking will never last). Hoping Jesus purifies your thoughts as none on this celestial boby i.e. earth can do so.

By: Prachi

Prachi — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:27:59 +0000

@Mr. Terry Morris
I think that your level of knowledge about international affairs is very poor. You are totally ignorant about the facts that prevail worldwide. If you want to know about the country’s leaders then you must go through the freedom struggle of India where innumerable leaders laid down their lives for their nation… if you want to know about attacks on innocent people then you will find a long list including attack on Akshardham temple, attack on Mumbai on 26/11/2008, etc etc… India has always forgiven those who attacked her and there lies the greatness of this old country… But it seems that people like you can never understand this. Actually you need to be sensitive enough to understand such values. India has always supported unity and non violence. And we as indians look upon people from other nations also as our own kins.
Here in this article also, the author talks about humanity and feeling of brotherhood among people from different background, castes, religion, region or country. Why does a man kill another man??? It is this feeling of hatred that should be despised and not a particular community!
And just to talk about “that old racist crap on you”, i would like to mention two things.. First, India never called Australia a racist country.. And secondly, why are people been attacked like this in Australia only and not in other countries….
I would suggest you to go through the facts first and then comment….!

By: meghna

meghna — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:46:55 +0000

You are right blaming nations is not a solution to the issue. I truly stand by your statements and thoughts.

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тнє ∂єνιℓιѕн αηgєℓ...!!! — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:42:45 +0000

OMG..! What’s going on here…? I guess the motive behind the publishing this article wasn’t to fight or argue here but to find out the ways to curb these kind of incidents happening in the world and not only these two countries… and what is going on here…?
Mr. Morris am sure you are a responsible citizen and we would rather like you to be a bit polite and indulge in creating awareness and finding solutions rather than blaming the other people…. the energy you are putting in posting all these statements..You can divert that energy in finding solutions and supporting the cause…
Just think how we all can actually stand together against this cause and discuss something positive rather than just blaming the other country… I don’t see any point of this kinda mud fight going on here rather guys it’s a serious issue and let’s discuss what can we do….and not what the other has done..

By: meghna

meghna — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:27:22 +0000

Mr Morris, instead of diagnosing my syndrome you should work on your language. You have been really rude and abusive. There are various other ways to show your discontentment rather than using words like bullshit, shame on you etc. Still I would like to respond to your comment.
If you read my other posts or even this post for example I have never supported any act of violence in India or elsewhere in the world. A wrong act cannot be justified on any grounds. You can not kill Afghans just because Taliban which was functional in their country is an oppressive force.
I would recommend you to be polite in future.

By: terry morris

terry morris — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 23:19:45 +0000

you’ve got foot in mouth syndrome again meghna?. (We always address them with respectful connotations) to quote you, you call the (Laborers unskilled workers), them, automatically putting them in a lower class then yourself, and you call us (australians) racists. Besides, we don’t set fire to 4wDrives with a father and 2 boys trapped inside!!. We don’t blow up railways nor hotels?. I spent 12 months in hospital with 85 percent burns, after a car accident, there is no worse way to die then to be burnt alive. How many of your country’s leaders have been slain, your Mosks set alight while people inside pray. We are a comparatively young country, you have been around long enough to have sorted out your differences, but you haven’t,and you still try to lay that old racist crap on us…

By: meghna

meghna — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 14:30:14 +0000

First of all, Let me tell you that we Indians never consider “People who serve us as our slaves”. May be in India professions with physical labour are not highly paid but it no where means that we don’t respect them. We always address them with respectful connotations like bhaiya, didi, akka or anna (which means brother or sister).
Now let me make it clear again I have not targeted any nation in any sense. I have just addressed the issue of attacks on Indians. Now about the BBC article, you had doubted the credibility of Indian Press so I gave you a more credible source to rely upon.
I agree with you that robbery is one of the motives of the attacks. My concern is not just who is carrying on the attacks but what is done by the government to stop them.

By: terry morris

terry morris — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 09:44:23 +0000

2 Men hop into a taxi, give an address, then bash the man from behind, steal his cash, and run, the money is spent on drugs, taxis are the easier-est targets. Have I mentioned a nationality, no, and It doesn’t merit a mention in any press, but what if he is Indian or Asian?. Stop press, front page news….. Racial attack!, Indian taxi driver bashed…… Hmmmm, Why would I wanna read a BBC article about something that happened in Australia. Indians don’t serve as taxi drivers, they earn good money driving taxis, People who serve means they are in service, we got rid of that 150 years ago, but not in India, Nooooo, service and slavery mean much the same. Shame on you…..