What's the solution against these govt funded rotten scums?

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Where are bhakts when you need them?
start from twitter

to be honest , bhakts require rational thinking to counter the scums.

Only people who are defence ethusiast can do that because they can relate things like national security, geo politics , internal affairs and all sort of issues.

so it is better all of the guys who debate here should also try to correct people on FB and twitter with some good material so that these scums land up to cheap sort of argument.
 

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See guys .. what happened in JNU is leftist propaganda and then the slogans like azadi came up.

On twitter, I would rather question about Kamlesh Tiwari 's freedom of speech. And will bring people to argue about Malda. That is a very important issue. Media is intetionally neglecting
 

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This is the only solution long term.
 

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See guys .. what happened in JNU is leftist propaganda and then the slogans like azadi came up.

On twitter, I would rather question about Kamlesh Tiwari 's freedom of speech. And will bring people to argue about Malda. That is a very important issue. Media is intetionally neglecting
On twitter one can barely if ever win an argument through reasoning. On SM in general, just three rules apply:
A. Divert discussion from core topic
B. Offend and Insert your topic
C. Never reply back to any question (The one asking questions becomes the dominant participant in the conversation, Psychology 101)
 

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On twitter one can barely if ever win an argument through reasoning. On SM in general, just three rules apply:
A. Divert discussion from core topic
B. Offend and Insert your topic
C. Never reply back to any question (The one asking questions becomes the dominant participant in the conversation, Psychology 101)

that's a good strategy.

They ask for FoS.. bring in Kamlesh Tiwari
They ask for freedom .... what should be the reply??



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On twitter one can barely if ever win an argument through reasoning. On SM in general, just three rules apply:
A. Divert discussion from core topic
B. Offend and Insert your topic
C. Never reply back to any question (The one asking questions becomes the dominant participant in the conversation, Psychology 101)
That's actually good, expose their hypocrisy as these journos are pioneer of hypocrisy. Share as many such cases as possible. We have successfully generated an opinion that media is anti modi, now we nust need to make that opinion very hard go break.
 

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A Bengali voter's dilemma:

1. Vote for TMC: You will be accused of supporting sarada scamsters, TMC goons, syndicate raj and pro-minority.

2. Vote for BJP: You will be considered a pro-RSS, sanghi, anti-minority, anti-dalit and pro-capitalists.

3. Vote for CPIM+Congress: You will be considered a pro-commie, pro-minority, pro-ishrat and anti-capitalists.

4. Vote for NOTA: People will accuse you of not thinking about India.
I don't think WB BJP will give you capitalist policies if comes to power as WB is the hub of communism, so it's not easy to change people's mindset, even BJP people must be having more or less communist mindset there instead of capitalist. Btw, what's wrong in trying capitalism, WB has suffered 35+ years of commie rule and yet gain nothing. Communism is extinct in many countries, capitalism has successfully gave many countries the growth they needed.
I can't understand why protecting your culture and harmless religious practices are considered untouchable?? Just because marx said something??
 
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On twitter one can barely if ever win an argument through reasoning. On SM in general, just three rules apply:
A. Divert discussion from core topic
B. Offend and Insert your topic
C. Never reply back to any question (The one asking questions becomes the dominant participant in the conversation, Psychology 101)
another useable tactic can be (esp. when you are the one asking), just pound-and-pound the other with one straight question that s/he's skirting around & instead talking in rhetorics. regardless of what s/he is saying/abusing, in every response, nothing else, simply ask and ask again-and-again the same question which's irritating his highness.
 

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‘Don’t abuse PM Modi’: 15-yr-old Ludhiana activist challenges Kanhaiya



Jhanvi Behal, 15, who was honoured during Republic Day for her contribution to Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, has challenged JNU Students’ Union president Kanhaiya Kumar to an “open debate” over freedom of expression. (Facebook/HT Photos)

A 15-year-old girl, who was honoured during Republic Day for her contribution to Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, has challenged the JNU Students’ Union (JNUSU) President Kanhaiya Kumar, for an open debate over freedom of expression.

She also advised Kanhaiya Kumar to think before making any statement and to avoid using abusive language against the Prime Minister who was elected by the citizens of India.

Read more: 5 things to know about girl who’s challenged Kanhaiya to debate!

Jhanvi Behal who invited Kanhaiya for debate is a student of DAV Public School, Bhai Randhir Singh Nagar. She is also an active member of an NGO Raksha Jyoti Foundation and was honoured on Republic Day for her contribution to many projects including Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

Also read: Arrest of JNU students, and the policing side of it: Kiran Bedi writes

Jail changed traitor Kanhaiya: ABVP leader at ‘Truth of JNU’ meet

While talking to Hindustan Times, Jhanvi Behal said the constitution gives us freedom to express, but it does not mean that we can cross limits. Kanhayia Kumar and others have been misusing the fundamental right for their political gain.

“What has happened in JNU campus in the name freedom of expression is not tolerable for any Indian. The students were raising anti-India slogans, when armymen were sacrificing their lives fighting against Pakistan sponsored terrorists, ”said Jhanvi.

“The student leaders for their political gain have been indulging in mud-sledging and using abusing language against the Prime Minister, who is elected by citizens of India. Their act will malign the image of India in the whole world,” she added.

Read: Kanhaiya’s ‘Azaadi’ chant not from Kashmir: Read, watch, learn!

Jhanvi Behal has raised several public issues in the past. Recently, she had filed a writ in Punjab and Haryana high court against adult movies and porn content on social networking sites.

She also appeared in the court in her school uniform. The high court had pronounced judgment in her favour. She had also taken the matter of road blockage of various organizations to court.
 

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AAPians are celebrating the release of Karim Tunda. This is getting from bad to worse.
 

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AAPians are celebrating the release of Karim Tunda. This is getting from bad to worse.
Sooner or later thing are going to go the way they usually do in these matters and there would be the natural outcome, civil war.
 

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Expletives guaranteed, this is people'e reaction just at one place in India... the India Gate...

 

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JNU row: Dilip Ghosh, BJP chief in West Bengal threatens Jadavpur University students for supporting Kanhaiya Kumar

Dilip Ghosh, BJP chief in West Bengal said, "students of Jadavpur University eat in this country but chant slogans like "Pakistan Zindabad"

http://www.india.com/news/india/jnu...udents-for-supporting-kanhaiya-kumar-1012016/



New Delhi, February: West Bengal Bhartiya Janata Party president Dilip Ghosh on Sunday sparked another controversy by threatening students of Jadavpur University students to face dire consequences if they try to support JNU student union president Kanhaiya Kumar.

Ghosh while addressing a public rally in Gopiballabhpur village, West Midnapore district of West Bengal said, “students of Jadavpur University are sitting inside the campus and are chanting pro-Pakistani slogans”. The West Bengal BJP chief further threatened the students and said, “let them come out of the campus we will beat them so badly that they will forget their names”.

He said that students of Jadavpur University eat in this country but chant slogans like “Pakistan Zindabad”. He further said that such students do not have any place in the country. Kolkata: BJP West Bengal chief Dilip Ghosh threatens to chop off 6-inches if someone raises Pro Pakistan slogans

Ghosh said, “We know whatever treatment is required for such elements and BJP will never compromise on nationalism plank”.

Following the path of JNU students and Kanhaiya Kumar on March 1, the students of Jadavpur University defended Kashmiri people’s ‘right to seek Azadi” during a cultural event held at the campus.

Students of Jadavpur University were first who came in support of Kanhaiya Kumar and demanded his immediate release when he was arrested on charges of sedition. Big shots from the academic field and political lines fro Jadavpur University came into the fray putting their weight behind the JNUSU.

The growing support of JNU from Jadavpur had created a political storm within BJP especially in West Bengal which is about to face state assembly elections next month.

The students of Jadavpur University, affiliated to various Leftist organisation also took out a torch rally last week where they raised slogans against the hanging of 2001 Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru.
 

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AAPians are celebrating the release of Karim Tunda. This is getting from bad to worse.
anything for dat muzzie vote bank.


Atleast the sanghvadis have some semblance of spine.

AAP is like a pirated congress,only thing lacking is some scams.
 
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