Delhi gang rape: a case for the death penalty

krishna · 12-22-2012, 01:33 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#91
Instead of channelling the outrage, the government has found itself on the defensive over the use of force against the protesters and complaints that it has done little in its eight years in power to create a safer environment for women.

#92
yeah , i get most movies, news and stuff like that,....

ironically  i do not watch indian movies on tv, even when its free...  channel 14 meh thinkz

#94
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Yeah ....OMNI
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:cheesy:

yeh omni.

#95
Wait ...yuh change Nic to a 24 of Coors Lite ?  ::lol::

#96
Police barricaded roads leading to India Gate, an imposing Arc de Triomphe-style war memorial in the centre of the city, that has become a hub of the protests by mostly college students. Many metro rail stations in fog-shrouded Delhi were also closed, crippling movement around the city of 16 million.

#97
Singapore: 23-year-old Amanat (NOT her real name) is in "extremely critical" condition this evening, said top officials at the Singapore hospital where she was admitted early today after being flown out from Delhi on an air ambulance.

"A multi-disciplinary team of specialists is taking care of her and doing everything possible to stabilise her condition,' said a statement by Dr Kelvin Loh , the CEO of Mount Elizabeth Hospital.

#98
oh man

when i first heard the story i was thinking she should have died rather than have to punish for the rest of her life

#99
Much Ado About Nothing....

#100
Nothing will ever change in that country or in South asian countries .
This will happen again with the expected outpouring of outrage until the next incident
No different from the Columbine shootings , the  Newton massacare and then the next and the next and fuckall being done

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