Rape is Consensual in Haryana. :)

GeneralDong_shakaal

Lets not get very surprised by this.
Ask your family, your mom and dad.
It is not only haryana it is whole india which blames the 'friendship' , 'interaction' 'cloths' 'laughter' etc for rape.

But yes when it comes to the honour, they don't think much before killing their own daughters.
Girls who say that their parents are not like this. Should tell their parents that they love someone and the boy is not of the same caste. And see the love.

There will be increased love from parents if the boy belongs to a lower caste or if the boy belongs to some other state.

And when it comes to religion i think whole india is sensitive. If you say it is not, try your parents and see the love.

Problem is very basic. When it comes to gender equality or parity , people call it feminism and brush it aside. When it comes to reservation , people call it casteism. But when it comes to marriage they call marrying within caste , saving their so called honour. Family members take pride, even kids take pride that they love their parents so much that they did not offend them etc.

Take a look at this UP man beating his wife in public


We in india can not accept independence of a person. We can not respect it for others too. If you find this video 'surprising' 'eye opening' well them kindly open your eyes well. Because their is nothing new.

When i was in school , i never wanted to be counted among those girls who talk too much with boys, who stand outside the class talking to boys etc. talking or friendship with boys was so attached to our character.
You can easily see how many girls resort to 'tying rakhis' on boys they want to have friendship with. So that the class knows and her family knows that boy is 'safe' 'like a brother'.
I never made any brother in school because even then I abhorred this excuse or idea.

So yes, the taboos will go on. The pride will go on. Its india.

Rest of us aren't that bad as haryanvis, UPitees and biharis.

yaar ab tum phir se suru ho gaye kitna regionalism hai mere dost me

ऑस्ट्रेलिया एक बहुत महंगा देश है , पर सार्वजनिक सेवा बहुत अच्छी है। तो एक बार हुआ यूँ कि बनारस से आस्ट्रेलिया एक परिवार छुट्टियों में यात्रा कर रहा था . साथ मे उनके पिता भी थे। राजमार्ग के मध्य में वो लोग कार से जा रहे थे। एक स्थानीय महिला उनके के पीछे पीछे अपनी कार चला रही थी. उस स्थानीय महिला ने अचानक देखा कि आगे वाली जिस कार में भारतीय परिवार यात्रा कर रहा था, उसकी खिड़की में से एक वृद्ध सज्जन ने अपना सिर बाहर निकाला और उन्हे खून की उल्टियां होने लगीं

राजमार्ग के मध्य में वो लोग कार से जा रहे थे। एक स्थानीय महिला उनके के पीछे पीछे अपनी कार
उसने अपने कैमरे में ये दृश्य कैद कर लिया तथा तत्काल एम्बुलेंस सेवा के लिए पुलिस को इत्तिला कर दी.
कुछ ही मिनटों के भीतर, हेलीकॉप्टर एम्बुलेंस मौजूद हो गयी ।

पिता को तुरंत स्ट्रेचर पर लिटाया गया और ऑक्सीजन शुरू कर दी गयी परिवार को उन सेवाओं के लिए 2 लाख रुपये का भुगतान करना पड़ा ..

सदमे का शिकार पुत्र, पिता से लड़ने लगा बोला कि.
ई ऑस्ट्रेलिया हौ,,,,,
बनारस नाही,,,,,,,
तोके का जरूरत रहल,,,,,,
पान खाके बाहर थूके क,,,,,,,

Parfyon_Rogozhin

Lets not get very surprised by this.
Ask your family, your mom and dad.
It is not only haryana it is whole india which blames the 'friendship' , 'interaction' 'cloths' 'laughter' etc for rape.

But yes when it comes to the honour, they don't think much before killing their own daughters.
Girls who say that their parents are not like this. Should tell their parents that they love someone and the boy is not of the same caste. And see the love.

There will be increased love from parents if the boy belongs to a lower caste or if the boy belongs to some other state.

And when it comes to religion i think whole india is sensitive. If you say it is not, try your parents and see the love.

Problem is very basic. When it comes to gender equality or parity , people call it feminism and brush it aside. When it comes to reservation , people call it casteism. But when it comes to marriage they call marrying within caste , saving their so called honour. Family members take pride, even kids take pride that they love their parents so much that they did not offend them etc.

Take a look at this UP man beating his wife in public


We in india can not accept independence of a person. We can not respect it for others too. If you find this video 'surprising' 'eye opening' well them kindly open your eyes well. Because their is nothing new.

When i was in school , i never wanted to be counted among those girls who talk too much with boys, who stand outside the class talking to boys etc. talking or friendship with boys was so attached to our character.
You can easily see how many girls resort to 'tying rakhis' on boys they want to have friendship with. So that the class knows and her family knows that boy is 'safe' 'like a brother'.
I never made any brother in school because even then I abhorred this excuse or idea.

So yes, the taboos will go on. The pride will go on. Its india.

Rest of us aren't that bad as haryanvis, UPitees and biharis.

yaar ab tum phir se suru ho gaye kitna regionalism hai mere dost me

ऑस्ट्रेलिया एक बहुत महंगा देश है , पर सार्वजनिक सेवा बहुत अच्छी है। तो एक बार हुआ यूँ कि बनारस से आस्ट्रेलिया एक परिवार छुट्टियों में यात्रा कर रहा था . साथ मे उनके पिता भी थे। राजमार्ग के मध्य में वो लोग कार से जा रहे थे। एक स्थानीय महिला उनके के पीछे पीछे अपनी कार चला रही थी. उस स्थानीय महिला ने अचानक देखा कि आगे वाली जिस कार में भारतीय परिवार यात्रा कर रहा था, उसकी खिड़की में से एक वृद्ध सज्जन ने अपना सिर बाहर निकाला और उन्हे खून की उल्टियां होने लगीं

राजमार्ग के मध्य में वो लोग कार से जा रहे थे। एक स्थानीय महिला उनके के पीछे पीछे अपनी कार
उसने अपने कैमरे में ये दृश्य कैद कर लिया तथा तत्काल एम्बुलेंस सेवा के लिए पुलिस को इत्तिला कर दी.
कुछ ही मिनटों के भीतर, हेलीकॉप्टर एम्बुलेंस मौजूद हो गयी ।

पिता को तुरंत स्ट्रेचर पर लिटाया गया और ऑक्सीजन शुरू कर दी गयी परिवार को उन सेवाओं के लिए 2 लाख रुपये का भुगतान करना पड़ा ..

सदमे का शिकार पुत्र, पिता से लड़ने लगा बोला कि.
ई ऑस्ट्रेलिया हौ,,,,,
बनारस नाही,,,,,,,
तोके का जरूरत रहल,,,,,,
पान खाके बाहर थूके क,,,,,,,

Mod Note:
Just chill out, guys and girls. Don't generalize, don't resort to flaming, and don't take things too seriously.
This thread has served it's purpose (a bit more as well, apparently) and will hence be closed.