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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wal Bada" data-source="post: 2119896" data-attributes="member: 654">Supporting and sympathizing is two things. But sympathy can turn in to support.IHaving said that, do you wear casual wear to the conference as in Miami universities or in Hawaii? You lecture your students wearing slippers? And how do you think that analogy of dresses and using English are defined as culture?<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture" target="_blank">Culture </a> is a much broader topic where it involves our values and morals. These values and morals are the ones that are damaged by SirasaAs I said, totally idiotic type of analogy. Yes, but it's rather a drift than a shift which is Sirasa trying to create. Why not? We can ask. We cannot restrict it. But once more the topic of community rigths vs individual rights comes to the forefront, and according to the current trend (which include counries who has human rights Gurus) is towards the former (ask me of medical law regarding HRs, I can show many instances how equation of community > individual is used)If president doesn't bother to eliminate drunkardness should we let our children drink and die?Hit the nail on the head. This whole post shows the various faces of politics.</blockquote>

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