<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->If such a corrupt system is to be destroyed, we must shed our complusions of non violence and<b> engage in mass executions </b>to prevent them from rising to power again.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->No thanks. By the way, Modi had nothing to do with the Gujarat riots. He was merely another shocked helpless spectator, but one the p-secs got away with pinning the blame on.
Communism is a ruthless dictatorship that is more than willing to engage in mass executions. Christianity throughout history formed ruthless dictatorships that are famous for their mass executions. Islam did the same.
I hardly think we need that sort of thing in India, especially not in Hindu India. We've had enough of Islamic and Portuguese tyranny and would-be communist tyranny.
What we need is governance that knows to and is willing to punish crimes (small ones up to large ones - from dawaganda to missionaries to forced conversions to terrorism) with the fitting punishment due the crime. We also need a government that can prevent such crimes (ruthless with terrorism and forced conversions, whilst nipping missionary activities and dawaganda in the bud by expelling any who infringe on the rights of others). We need a loyal police, army and intelligence force that can carry out these requirements. Corruption out, organisation planning and implementation in.
There are few crimes that warrant immediate death and destruction, so applying 'mass execution' as any kind of solution seems very scary indeed.
Communism is a ruthless dictatorship that is more than willing to engage in mass executions. Christianity throughout history formed ruthless dictatorships that are famous for their mass executions. Islam did the same.
I hardly think we need that sort of thing in India, especially not in Hindu India. We've had enough of Islamic and Portuguese tyranny and would-be communist tyranny.
What we need is governance that knows to and is willing to punish crimes (small ones up to large ones - from dawaganda to missionaries to forced conversions to terrorism) with the fitting punishment due the crime. We also need a government that can prevent such crimes (ruthless with terrorism and forced conversions, whilst nipping missionary activities and dawaganda in the bud by expelling any who infringe on the rights of others). We need a loyal police, army and intelligence force that can carry out these requirements. Corruption out, organisation planning and implementation in.
There are few crimes that warrant immediate death and destruction, so applying 'mass execution' as any kind of solution seems very scary indeed.