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DEMOCRACY VS DICTATORSHIP


In your editorial “Beware of Double Standard Democracy”, you have raised the issue that some powerful nations of the world which dare not impose dictatorship at home were guilty of imposing new brand of dictatorship on other countries of the world in the garb of spreading a new kind of democracy of doubtful nature composed of hirelings and traitors to their own national interests. At the same time, the same nations continue to support Asian, African and Latin American dictatorships and oligarchies masquerading as democracies. While you have raised this crucial issue. I think it is now for the intellectual community of the world to examine, expose and protest against this new herrenvolkism which had given birth to Nazim before the Second World War. Consciously or unconsciously, the powerful nations themselves have started the battle between democracy and dictatorship as systems of politics and governance and they could be victims of a courage which has already given encouragement to terrorism, communalism, national and regional conflicts. If they allowed to go unchecked, this cult of neoimperialism could only lead to all the maladies which could possible lead to another world war. It is a warning which mankind would ignore at its own cost.
 

Pedro Garcia, Mumbai

 

DICTATOR DEMOCRATS

 

Your editorial "Beware of Double Standard Democracy" to be a polite exposure of game plan of Bush, Blair and brothers like the old East India Company, which sold slave colonialism in the garb of trade. There are now this clan of new dictator democrats who are trying to grab oil and territories in the grab of spreading their own export brand democracy. The world must become wise to the tricks of these new dictator-democrats and save themselves from the onslaught of the new and diversifies East India Company.

Romen Ghosh, Kolkata

IT IS ALL BORN OF

NEGATIVISM

 

Your DayAfter Story, "The Vindictive, the Vicious and the Vulgar" rightly indicates that all the social, political and moral root which is engulfing the country these days is, among other causes, born of a mindless negativism propagated by vested political and commercial interests in the country. Political parties and bureaucrats are negative, the

corporate sector is negative, the educational system is negative, your own media too is negative in pursuing negativism of the worst kink. We must fight this habitual and attitudinal negativism before we can tackle the bigger monster of the culture of the "vindictive, vicious and the vulgar".

Radhe Shyam Dogra, Jammu

 

DOUBLE STANDARDS

 

I can understand your anger at the spread of ‘Double Standard Democracy" by some Western countries and power media chains of the West, specially the electronic channels which have instant and mind-boggling impact on viewers and listeners. But I cannot understand why you close your eyes to such double standards being practiced by men and women in power and the media barons in your country. Charity must begin at home. Please beware of and expose the dictatorship of the "King Makers" and number-mongers in your country. Remember dictators and power hungry have no caste, country and religion. They have only one creed, hunger for power. Just look around and you will not have to look far. You have plenty of them in Tamil Nadu, Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal. Please try to take note of these little dictators and theirs dictatorial gangs too who practice not only double standards but often triple standards.

Monica Mohanty, Cuttack

 

THE VULGAR WAVE

Your DayAfter Story "The Vindictive, the Vicious and the Vulgar" should make every sane Indian sit up and think where has the present vulgarity wave its origin. I feel it is the limited neo-rich class of status mongers and material monsters who are responsible for it. And may I take the liberty of pointing that you, the media owners who are all powerful in this vastly half-educated country and cater for the semi literates of the nation, also have our own share of guilt in spreading this vulgarity wave. Rape, robbery, murder, theft and naked display of female body are only the surface manifestation of the mindset of the vindictive, the vicious and the vulgar. The material man and the material woman is taking the entire nation for a ride. Let the cure first begin with the media and its page three insolence and cheap arrogance. Will you have the courage to take a lead in helping clean up the media itself first, the mother of all vulgarity in the country today.

Jahan Ansari, Kanpur

 

 

 

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