Whats up democracy??
My name is manu sharma, i killed jessica lal 10 years ago.. you know it .. you saw it on tv.. or must have heard it from those 100S of people sitting in that club in front of whom i shot her on point blank. I love democracy. it gives you rights and responsibilities. But the best part is that it gives you the option to BUY the law aswell. And i bought myself the respect even after being the murderer of jessica (heheheheh ... loosers)
My dad is a rich minister in the govt. and he has loads of money. So i dont need to goto school, or learn how to live a proper life. He will buy me what i want.. and with his money i will buy law, rights, and will disrespect the rest of the world ... Losers.. i might aswell call them.
The citizens of democracy should be afraid of me.
CUZ I CAN BUY FREEDOM AFTER KILLING JESSICA. I CAN DO THAT TO YOU ASWELL.
The first time your constitution couldnt do anything, and this time i will shit on it again.
I love democracy.
My dad is a rich minister in the govt. and he has loads of money. So i dont need to goto school, or learn how to live a proper life. He will buy me what i want.. and with his money i will buy law, rights, and will disrespect the rest of the world ... Losers.. i might aswell call them.
The citizens of democracy should be afraid of me.
CUZ I CAN BUY FREEDOM AFTER KILLING JESSICA. I CAN DO THAT TO YOU ASWELL.
The first time your constitution couldnt do anything, and this time i will shit on it again.
I love democracy.
posted by Nav Amole @ 4:17 AM
8 Comments:
At Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:10:00 PM,
Anonymous said…
http://in.rediff.com/news/2001/jul/05onkar.htm
for those who had no idea about this!
good going nav.. keep on blogging. how else would i have knwn about this incident!
omar
www.ahsas.blogspot.com
At Tuesday, March 07, 2006 5:40:00 PM,
aarthy said…
Damn.
Freedom has always been given to us. There has always been loop holes. There is always a way...
because we are the blind bystander that has everything happening around them, and is the one smiling.
At Wednesday, March 15, 2006 9:24:00 PM,
Banjo said…
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Watching the trial on tv and following it with millions of my fellow countrymen, anxiously awaiting a fair trial..I was as disappointed as those directly affected by the matter.
Is this the democratic judicial system that we the people put our complete faith in? Is this the system that we expect to come to our rescue if need be?
What I know for a fact is that the youth feel very passionately about this issue and have voiced their opinions feverently.
Perhaps we can rest our hopes in the efforts of the Supreme Court to reopen the case and actually attempt somewhat of a 'fair' trial!
At Saturday, March 25, 2006 6:35:00 PM,
Kroopa Shah (Kr00pz) said…
Very true. Sad but true....
At Monday, November 06, 2006 7:40:00 PM,
Jaswant Singh Zafar said…
A cartoonist and poet in me appriciate this. Good entry.
At Sunday, January 21, 2007 3:55:00 AM,
Dilip said…
its such a freaking shame... i live in India and its these times i feel i should get the hell out my country and forget it altogether. No matter how hard i try i can never change a wee bit of this mess.
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