Posted on: 05-10-08 07:09:02
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Microsoft - Which end of the stick do you want today?
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Microsoft - Which end of the stick do you want today?
Rrriight, if the Govt really wanted to prove their substance, they should've banned the cigarettes. This is a classic double standard act and the incapable, controversial, spineless Health Minister is in deep pressure on seeking attention again.
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Originally posted by DesiTiger
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Originally posted by MGupta
India is attempting to impose the world's largest smoking ban, with a nationwide edict prohibiting smoking in all public places that came into effect yesterday, to commemorate Gandhi's birthday [1,2].
Is this a bloody joke? So let me get this straight - Some people are offended by others smoking so rather than making an effort to create "designated Smoking areas" where people can smoke, they "outlaw smoking alltogehter"
and India calls itself a democracy?? Commemorating Gandhi's birthday indeedWhat a load of crap
btw, Western Countries don't ban smoking, they do exactly this - designate public smoking areas so people with anti smoking sensibilities can avoid them.
This "Our way or the highway ideology" is NOT democracy by any stretch of the imagination! Maybe India should change it's National Anthem to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuLWRAq-Kuk&feature=related
Shame on India
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