Re:Ineligible Bachelors: Indian Men Living in U.S. Strike Out
by blizkreeg on Monday April 06, 2009 @02:15AM
(#548436)
Your comments are really quite naive and dumb. I'm an Indian and I don't expect you to even find these aspects appealing. Hell, even I don't find them appealing. But your language "I guess these attitudes come from being raised in a culture where it's the norm" is derogatory. Please refrain from such attacking comments. Many educated and progressive Indians are aware of these aspects and attitudes are changing. But it's a culture, a very ancient one at that, and deep-rooted aspects about cultures don't change overnight, simply by flicking a few switches on and off.
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Re:Ineligible Bachelors: Indian Men Living in U.S. Strike Out
by queensnake on Tuesday April 07, 2009 @07:33PM
(#551953)
Wait, so DannoHung says:
"I guess these attitudes come from being raised in a culture where it's the norm. "
You:
> Your comments are really quite naive and dumb.
and:
> ... aware of these aspects and attitudes are changing. But it's a culture ... and deep-rooted aspects about cultures don't change overnight...
Well which is it?
And you insult him no less.
Re:Ineligible Bachelors: Indian Men Living in U.S. Strike Out
by blizkreeg on Tuesday April 07, 2009 @09:02PM
(#552069)
I'm not insulting anyone. I felt the comments are misinformed and lacking any knowledge or awareness. May be my language suggested so.
As for, "... aware of these aspects and attitudes are changing. But it's a culture ... and deep-rooted aspects about cultures don't change overnight..."
No comments, it's a simple statement. And if you don't get it, well..