Comments on: Live In Chawls, No Delivery for you.

By: Manjiri

Manjiri — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 13:44:35 +0000

I completely agree with you.your statement ‘One of them is the class society syndrome, whereby you are judged by where you live’ is absolutely true. Most often, we see people determining an individual’s potential, calibre, capabilities and sometimes even their worth for their external appearances. This is not only sad but disgusting.
How can people forget to treat others like human beings. WHy does this farce of class, style and position follow us everywhere?
Well, the anwer for this maybe that it is the order of the day. So, if it really the order I am very proud to call myself disobedient.
Not only does an organisation believe in this but it is even entering people’s minds and turning them into desenstised human beings. And desensitised people can never make a sensitve society. This is a grave truth which the sooner we realise the better it will be for All of us. I would like to appreciate you for delving into this arena.

By: Manjiri

Manjiri — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 13:42:59 +0000

I completely agree with you.your statement ‘One of them is the class society syndrome, whereby you are judged by where you live’ is absolutely true. Most often, we see people determining an individual’s potential, calibre, capabilities and sometimes even their worth for their external appearances. This is not only sad but disgusting.
How can people forget to treat others like human beings. WHy does this farce of class, style and position follow us everywhere?
Well, the anwer for this maybe that it is the order of the day. So, if it really the order I am very proud to call myself disbedient.
Not only does an organisation believe in this but it is even entering people’s minds and turning them into desenstised human beings. And desensitised people can never make a sensitve humanity. This is a grave truth which the sooner we realise the better it will be for All of us. I would like to appreciate you for delving into this arena.

By: IdeaSmith

IdeaSmith — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 10:30:06 +0000

That’s shocking for sure, Arzan. On the other hand, I’ve seen security guards at restaurants and fast-food joints turn away people who look ‘a certain way’. Even the walk-in windows at some of these fast-food joints have refused to sell a softy cone to a kid even if he has the money, simply because he’s obviously a street-kid.