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I can't thank you enough for sharing this link. Call me a guilt ridden liberal or whatever else, sharmene maan khaali vakli after reading that. Even though the rational side says that I should not be feeling that way because I don't support the hate campaign, yet the emotional side forces me to feel apologetic on behalf of the community I am proud to call my own, knowing that some members from the community have been brain washed by Thackeray's rhetoric.
It pains even more when I notice a passive support for such a demagogue amongst many of my friends and family.
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Hi Dilip
There is an excellent article in CNN on genocide titled They killed their neighbors: genocide's foot soldiers.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/11/25/sbm.perpetrators/index.html?iref=mpstoryview
check this
"
Experts have reached a troubling conclusion: It was actually very easy for the architects of genocide to find more than enough ordinary people to do the killing.
Genocide is often the result of a "perfect storm." A country reeling from political and economic turmoil, a fanatical leader promising to make things better and a vulnerable population targeted for blame -- all combine in a blueprint for mass murder.
"
Do you think India is reaching there ?
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