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Did anybody get to see the Documentary, India's daughter ?

Mind boggling, the defense lawyer pinning the victim as the culprit !

Downloaded it yesterday after reading that India gov banned it, but had no time yet to watch.

x9200 wrote:Downloaded it yesterday after reading that India gov banned it, but had no time yet to watch.

The interviews of the suspects and the defense lawyers is a must watch ..

ecureilx wrote:Did anybody get to see the Documentary, India's daughter ?
Mind boggling, the defense lawyer pinning the victim as the culprit !

The documentary should be renamed "Incredible India!"

It isn't just mind boggling, it is mind blowing to know that such people exist in this days and age.

TMD wrote:

ecureilx wrote:Did anybody get to see the Documentary, India's daughter ?
Mind boggling, the defense lawyer pinning the victim as the culprit !

The documentary should be renamed "Incredible India!"

It isn't just mind boggling, it is mind blowing to know that such people exist in this days and age.

I believe you said the same thing twice

rajagainstthemachine wrote:

TMD wrote:

ecureilx wrote:Did anybody get to see the Documentary, India's daughter ?Mind boggling, the defense lawyer pinning the victim as the culprit !

The documentary should be renamed "Incredible India!"
It isn't just mind boggling, it is mind blowing to know that such people exist in this days and age.

I believe you said the same thing twice

Did I ? I guess I had accidentally express my opinion abundantly clear.

just watched it yesterday and the most disgusting thing i felt is that it is like part of their culture

retroman wrote:just watched it yesterday and the most disgusting thing i felt is that it is like part of their culture

I certainly wouldn't consider culture of rape is part of India tradition, although the perpetual sexism, corrupted law enforcers and the inept legal system certainly are some of the primary factors that make sexual assault like an unofficial past time after cricket.

TMD wrote:

retroman wrote:just watched it yesterday and the most disgusting thing i felt is that it is like part of their culture

I certainly wouldn't consider culture of rape is part of India tradition, although the perpetual sexism, corrupted law enforcers and the inept legal system certainly are some of the primary factors that make sexual assault like an unofficial past time after cricket.

Add skewed gender selection at birth, tacit approval for ogling women - as if it's perfectly ok to do it - by young boys and old men, boys being treated as royalty from birth, vs girls in the family and in turn boys getting a sense of extreme privilege being imprinted ... something went wrong long time ago and it's not easy to fix it .. not now, not soon ..