Comments on: Demonstrating Democracy http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/ TIP's independent student newspaper Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:43:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rameez A Khan http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/comment-page-1/#comment-9820 Rameez A Khan Wed, 02 Apr 2008 18:26:13 +0000 http://www.quackonline.net/?p=827#comment-9820 Being an un-educated nation, yes! we are emotional however in my views their is something more than that. It is inherrited. I dont know what the future will be but we have act emotionally in the past 60 years. Being an un-educated nation, yes! we are emotional however in my views their is something more than that. It is inherrited. I dont know what the future will be but we have act emotionally in the past 60 years.

]]> By: Rameez A Khan http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/comment-page-1/#comment-9819 Rameez A Khan Wed, 02 Apr 2008 18:23:56 +0000 http://www.quackonline.net/?p=827#comment-9819 Education actually teaches you how to control your emotions and act wisely in different situations. Education actually teaches you how to control your emotions and act wisely in different situations.

]]> By: Furhan http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/comment-page-1/#comment-9816 Furhan Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:25:38 +0000 http://www.quackonline.net/?p=827#comment-9816 @Rameez I just think we're not as developed, and we have little control over our emotions, but it's not like ours are exceptionally intense. we're just not too developed from the inside, perhaps. But blaming everything on emotions just doesn't feel too right. I'm not saying you're wrong, but maybe I'm right. I don't think it's as simple as this. @Rameez

I just think we’re not as developed, and we have little control over our emotions, but it’s not like ours are exceptionally intense. we’re just not too developed from the inside, perhaps. But blaming everything on emotions just doesn’t feel too right. I’m not saying you’re wrong, but maybe I’m right. I don’t think it’s as simple as this.

]]> By: Hisham http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/comment-page-1/#comment-9815 Hisham Tue, 01 Apr 2008 12:25:39 +0000 http://www.quackonline.net/?p=827#comment-9815 First of all I would like to appreciate the article itself. It is a very well balanced, logically augmented and reasoned, and well written article. It is a delight in itself to observe that TIP too has its share of intellectual students. There have been times when I have also pondered a lot about any political system that might actually work for the Desi's of the Indian subcontinent or for the blacks of Africa. I am not a racist, but it really seems to me that there is a biologically racist perspective to this matter. We are genetically different from the nations that have had successful experience with this system. Apart from genetics many physical factors, -climate being a big one- contribute to making the individuals what they are. I understand fairly well, that my suggestions are remote and far-fetched from the topic, but it would be grossly unscientific to do away with this reason altogether. I have a reference to a nice article, it touches upon a totally different issue, (the Prophet's (sul'lum) insulting cartoons), but has a lot of very logical and convincing study of the different Western political ideologies. I hope that you will like it. http://islamicsystem.blogspot.com/2008/02/why-muslims-dont-laugh-at-insults-to.html Hisham First of all I would like to appreciate the article itself. It is a very well balanced, logically augmented and reasoned, and well written article. It is a delight in itself to observe that TIP too has its share of intellectual students.

There have been times when I have also pondered a lot about any political system that might actually work for the Desi’s of the Indian subcontinent or for the blacks of Africa. I am not a racist, but it really seems to me that there is a biologically racist perspective to this matter. We are genetically different from the nations that have had successful experience with this system. Apart from genetics many physical factors, -climate being a big one- contribute to making the individuals what they are. I understand fairly well, that my suggestions are remote and far-fetched from the topic, but it would be grossly unscientific to do away with this reason altogether.

I have a reference to a nice article, it touches upon a totally different issue, (the Prophet’s (sul’lum) insulting cartoons), but has a lot of very logical and convincing study of the different Western political ideologies. I hope that you will like it.

http://islamicsystem.blogspot.com/2008/02/why-muslims-dont-laugh-at-insults-to.html

Hisham

]]> By: Rameez A Khan http://www.quackonline.net/general/827/comment-page-1/#comment-9814 Rameez A Khan Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:14:57 +0000 http://www.quackonline.net/?p=827#comment-9814 @Furhan Why not? Emotional way of handling things comes from the old traditions, the culture and the life style. Generally the people of 'developing' nations are found emotional. Look at our literature, our art, our dramas, our teachers and our presentors. All these traits are inherrited. Indians, Pakistanis and the people of sub-continent are quite emotional and sensitive in their appraoches and that is seen by their behaviors and different reactions in different situations. It all depends upon the state of the society, the atmosphere in which he/she is brought upon, it all goes too long. @Furhan
Why not?
Emotional way of handling things comes from the old traditions, the culture and the life style. Generally the people of ‘developing’ nations are found emotional. Look at our literature, our art, our dramas, our teachers and our presentors. All these traits are inherrited. Indians, Pakistanis and the people of sub-continent are quite emotional and sensitive in their appraoches and that is seen by their behaviors and different reactions in different situations. It all depends upon the state of the society, the atmosphere in which he/she is brought upon, it all goes too long.

]]>