it is a very positive sign that at least in India, people can raise voice against oppression...... while in some cultures rapists and murderers are venerated and worshiped. and you can just imagine the massive coverup these cultures do to crush dissent and sane voices.
take the example of China where Mao is widely quoted and venerated in everyday life. Mao was responsible for the death of 70 million (more than the population of France at present) through his 27 year rule in China (from 1949-1976) and he had four wives, all of whom were abandoned by him. There are mausoleums for this mass rapist in China and countless statues all throughout the country where ordinary Chinese are forced by Mao worshipers to pay tributes to this mass rapist and murderer.
Mao slept with hundreds of other Chinese women. He once said he couldn't go "forty days without sex," and any female would do.
Mao slept with teenage virgins and gave them venereal diseases. Mao ate like a king while his country was starving.
Despite ushering in an anti-prostitution era, Mao was utterly inconsistent himself. As Mao got older, Maos personal physician Dr Li wrote, he became an adherent of Taoist sexual practices which gave him an excuse to pursue sex not only for pleasure but to extend his life. He claimed he needed the waters of yinor vaginal secretionsto supplement his own declining yangor male essence, the source of his strength, power and longevity. Many of the women that Mao slept with were daughters of poor peasants who Li said believed that sleeping with the chairman was the greatest experience of their life. Mao was happiest and most satisfied when he had several young women simultaneously sharing his bed, and he encouraged his sexual partners to introduce him to others. He often told the young women to read the Taoist sex manual The Plain Girls Secret Way, in preparation for their trysts.
[Source: "The Private Life of Chairman Mao" by Dr. Li Zhisui, excerpts reprinted U.S. News and World Report, October 10, 1994]
