Many of the "right thinking Goan" (Christians and Hindus) have been making the case against "violent Hindutva extremists". It is the bigots that have been making the case (directly and indirectly) that the "violent Hindutva extremists" are the 'good guys' and there is absolutely no scientific proof and no logical reason to paint them the 'bad guys'.
The "right thinking Goan" who have been making the case against the "violent Hindutva extremists" have been described by you (below) as "sensationalist assertions that we have been overdosed with on Goanet - assertions that might serve only to polarize Goanetters along communal lines". So I detect some self-contradiction. You once again are trying to present yourself as the all-knowing guy who decides who is the "right thinking Goan." Regards, GL ------------- Santosh Helekar sensationalist assertions that we have been overdosed with on Goanet - assertions that might serve only to polarize Goanetters along communal lines, This article was forwarded to me by a level-headed mainstream Goan who rightly believes that the best way to tackle the problem of communal riots and violent religious extremism is to make it a "right thinking Goan of whatever denomination vs violent Hindutva extremists" issue, rather than a "Catholic Goan activists vs whoever they imagine to be supporters of violent Hindu. extremists" issue. ----------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is it any wonder that commumal strife if only getting aggravated? Was Selma entirely off the mark when she commented about an entire new generation being brought up on hate propaganda.
