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Cow slaughter to be punishable by life sentence in Indian state

A drawing, a name or a book is more sacred than that of a human - only for ONE religion



So, Mao = 30 emperors?
NO, he was the 30000 emperor, you forgot the CPI- Maoists in India.
 
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They r pakistani cows, they r halal
 
A drawing, a name or a book is more sacred than that of a human - only for ONE religion
Do you see me going to rat shit forum, or septic tank forum, yet you come here. Self respect not very common in gangaland I see.

India is much ahead of other cultures. Indians have the concept of not killing Humans, Animals and Preserving environment for time immemorial. West started to get grasp of these concepts only recently.
What about Sati, or gau mutar in your cuisine and Ayurvedic medicines? - Selective amnesia ?
 
We should not cuss hindu's as islam does not teach this also our ancestors were hindu once upon a time as well.
 
What about Sati, or gau mutar in your cuisine and Ayurvedic medicines? - Selective amnesia ?

Sati was originally a voluntary option which turned into a forced feudal practice over the ages.

It is Hindus like Ram Mohan Roy who fought and got the practice abolished.



@The Eagle @waz @WAJsal

Gangalanders are upset, at our insisting that everyone should be allowed to enjoy beef, and their ludicrous laws should not be forced down everyones throats, because they are just that, ludicrous!

Ask for proof and when one provides the proof, you have no counter but to run to the Mods?
 
It is 21st century and people should try to understand that cow is an animal and nothing else.
 
Sati was originally a voluntary option which turned into a forced feudal practice over the ages.

It is Hindus like Ram Mohan Roy who fought and got the practice abolished.





Ask for proof and when one provides the proof, you have no counter but to run to the Mods?
You haven't clarified about Gau Mutar, and neither have you provided any proofs, just deflection as usual.

Sati was voluntary - so shouldn't people be allowed to decide if they want i back? After all you do have hindu fanatics running your country now.
 
It is 21st century and people should try to understand that cow is an animal and nothing else.

Cow has always been an animal, Not just in the 21st century.

At least in 21st Century, Humans should realize that Cow is also an animal too just like Humans.
 
You haven't clarified about Gau Mutar, and neither have you provided any proofs, just deflection as usual.

Sati was voluntary - so shouldn't people be allowed to decide if they want i back? After all you do have hindu fanatics running your country now.

If there is popular and majority opinion then the right to commit suicide could be included. There is none today.

Sati (voluntary version) is any day better than killing a cow.
 
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Cow has always been an animal, Not just in the 21st century.

At least in 21st Century, Humans should realize that Cow is also an animal too just like Humans.
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Next you will be calling beef eaters cannibals.

If there is popular and majority opinion then the right to commit suicide could be included.

Sati (voluntary version) is any day better than killing a cow.

A person commiting suicide, is better than killing a cow? You lost the plot.
 
A person commiting suicide, is better than killing a cow? You lost the plot.

No I have not lost the plot.

If permitted under law, A person committing suicide is exercising his/her democratic right to die. On the other hand when one kills a cow or any other animal for that matter, the person is encroaching on the right of the animal (cow) to live.
 
No I have not lost the plot.

If permitted under law, A person committing suicide is exercising his/her democratic right to die. On the other hand when one kills a cow or any other animal for that matter, the person is encroaching on the right of the animal (cow) to live.

Too much vegetarianism for me, for one day, my cholesterol level has gone down, I need to go eat a steak.
 
Too much vegetarianism for me, for one day, my cholesterol level has gone down, I need to go eat a steak.

West is already learning from India. There is a reason West is going vegan.

California Governor Signs Bill To Legalize Physician-Assisted Suicide
OCTOBER 5, 2015

by SARA OBEIDAT Abrams Journalism Fellow, FRONTLINE/Columbia Journalism School Fellowships
statement, Brown, a Democrat, said that he carefully considered the theological and moral implications of his decision.

“In the end, I was left to reflect on what I would want in the face of my own death,” said Brown, a former Roman Catholic seminary student. “I do not know what I would do if I were dying in prolonged and excruciating pain. I am certain, however, that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the options afforded by this bill. And I wouldn’t deny that right to others.”

The bill had been strongly opposed by a coalition that included the Catholic Church and advocates for the disabled.

Tim Rosales, a spokesman for California Against Assisted Suicide, criticized Brown’s decision, saying that for some patients, the cost of medical treatment could far outweigh the cost of assisted suicide.

“His decision was based on his personal background, as somebody of wealth and access to medical care, and that’s a very different background and a very different reality for millions of Californians living without that same access,” said Rosales, “These are the people who will be hurt by giving doctors the ability to prescribe lethal overdoses for patients.”

Supporters of the law, such as the group Compassion and Choices, hailed Brown’s decision as a victory for patient choice.

“We believe it is equally as important to advocate that the health care systems and providers are able to provide the most efficient care to people who wish to have curative therapies, medically managed conventional death, or aid in dying,” said Mickey MacIntyre, chief program officer for Compassion and Choices, one of the major nonprofit groups dedicated to protecting and expanding the rights of the terminally ill. “It is difficult to prioritize between those three because each and every one of them is important to each and every one of us.”

The law will take effect after the California legislature concludes its special session on healthcare, which may not occur until next year. Meanwhile, at least 12 other states have recently considered similar legislation to legalize physician-assisted suicide.


http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/a...-bill-to-legalize-physician-assisted-suicide/
 
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