Bob W,  If you have to ask, you're already out of touch.  Regards,  Bob S.

On Sat, Apr 6, 2013 at 8:40 AM, Bob W <p...@web-options.com> wrote:
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> On 6 Apr 2013, at 06:16, Bipin Gupta <bip...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Hi John, Stan, Bob and many other good PDMLers, I agree with you folks
>> and that we should not publish, depict, post or spread hatred on a
>> Public Network.
>
> Who gets to define hatred?
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> B
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>> I have lived in many parts of the world, including my native Bangalore India.
>> In some places I find the Police very haughty, high handed, loud and
>> with an intimidating body language / swagger. They hand cuff people
>> for petty misdemeanors, even when they are not violent.
>>
>> Here in India or in Muscat, Oman and in Dubai, the UAE, I have never
>> seen Police handcuffing people except in homicide cases or violent
>> crimes. In fact I was surprised to find the Royal Oman Police very
>> kind, helpful and humane.
>>
>>                                          I remember being involved in
>> a pile up - high way speed is 120 KMPH. The Police Officer greeted us
>> with an "As Saalam Alaikum", shook hands and requested us for our
>> Driving Licence and the Vehicle Registration Card. He then directed us
>> to the nearest Police Station, where we were issued with the Police
>> Report, which helps us file the Insurance Claim.
>>
>> I believe this lady had some tiff with the Police earlier during
>> Protests for College Fee Hike or something. She may have had a grouse
>> and vented it by photographing violent street art and then publishing
>> it.
>>
>> I have seen such street art on a paid photo walk in San Francisco.
>> Worst still we found folks absolutely naked on the streets of San
>> Francisco, Castro District I think,  with the dingle-dangle and all in
>> full public view. And there were children, women, tourists in the
>> area.
>> I must say I am confused by the moral & social values in the Americas.
>>
>> Once in Chicago, I saw a lovely little girl in a wheel chair. I had a
>> little brother like her with mental retardation, but he drowned
>> swimming in the river Ganga. So I bent down to chat with her out of
>> over whelming love and affection and blessed her by touching her hair
>> and fore-head. My host later told me it is not a done thing here. I
>> was sad to hear this.
>> Regards.
>> Bipin - from that far away enchanting land.
>>
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