September 24th, 2008 at 10:17 pm

When I wrote the comments I did not know the author of it. Therefore, it is not to hurt you.

Secondly, I did not say “misuse” of words. They were very transparent and decorative descriptions to my eyes.

The secretion coughed by an animal reached ornamental decoration in the blog… e.g.

“…checked all over … inch by inch…”
“…lay on …”
“…will it hurt?…”
“… each time a man entered …”
“…her legs were …”

When reading the incident it gave me an impression that I was reading a novel. Please read the comment by “Vino”- “This story must be given enough publicity”. It did not occur to that personhim to say as incident. All as if a movie was being watched!

On a healthily maintained lawn, a weed, though it is also green, it does not get the attention of everyone, except those who care for the lawn!

Still, this article painfully drew my attention, you succeeded!

I do know
The steel cover is full of scars
In everyone’s life;
Never let that carry
Ever your emotions!

Good continuation!

P.S. SOLITARY REPORTER: PLEASE RE POST THIS MATTER AFTER REMOVING THE SIMILAR ARTICLE, BECAUSE, WHILE COPYING AND PASTING THE ORIGINAL MESSAGE, SOME WORDS GOT DELETED. THANK YOU.

▸ noun: information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause…

2. Propaganda is a concerted set of messages aimed at influencing the opinions or behaviors of large numbers of people. As opposed to impartially providing information, propaganda in its most basic sense presents information in order to influence its audience. Propaganda often presents facts selectively (thus lying by omission) to encourage a particular synthesis, or gives loaded messages in order to produce an emotional rather than rational response to the information presented. The desired result is a change of the cognitive narrative of the subject in the target audience to further a political agenda.

Propaganda is the deliberate, systematic attempt to shape perceptions, manipulate cognitions, and direct behavior to achieve a response that furthers the desired intent of the propagandist.

—Garth S. Jowett and Victoria O’Donnell, Propaganda and Persuasion

Here, I believe that this is a reasonable propaganda to keep awake all those who knew the incident and also to inform those who did not know the incident! In a way, soliciting for a reasonable cause is not considered wrong!

Cool down lady!

When I wrote the comments I did not know the author of it. Therefore, it is not to hurt you.

Secondly, I did not say “misuse” of words. They were very transparent and decorative descriptions to my eyes.

The secretion coughed by an animal reached ornamental decoration in the blog… e.g.

“…checked all over … inch by inch…”
“…lay on …”
“…will it hurt?…”
“… each time a man entered …”
“…her legs were …”

When reading the incident it gave me an impression that I was reading a novel. Please read the comment by “Vino”- “This must be given enough publicity”. It did not occur to that person to say as . All as if a movie was being watched!

On a healthily maintained lawn, a weed, though it is also green, it does not get the attention of everyone, except those who care for the lawn!

Still, this article painfully drew my attention, you succeeded!

I do know
The steel cover is full of scars
In everyone’s life;
Never let that carry
Ever your emotions!

Good continuation!

Though I do not express myself in a convincing way to satisfy our Tamil friends, my painful feeling for our people remain deep in me. Each time I read a discrimination or violence in the media, it hurts deep in me. I wonder as to
when all these would come to an end and how it would happen.

I am not against the article or this kind of propaganda. It could have been better worded, especially the sexual harassment Krishanthy underwent.

As a mother, as a woman, it did hurt me to read it so transparent. I could notsleep the night I read this article. I woke up around 1 a.m. and I wrote the message.

May be I am over reacting, but careful wordings or vocabulary would have been appropriate.

Circulation of this to all my friends also a propaganda in a way.

I agree with you, but nobody knows about the pain and suffering a person went through in his last moments when his dead body washed ashore or his decaptiated
body found in the bushes.
We are too concerned about numbers,I guess. When a girl is abducted and found dead the next day, its taken as an isolated incident.
The person who wrote this (Theepa) may be failed in her attempt to show the pain and suffering. I also felt uneasy when reading some of the sentences.

But in a period where people lost insights and fall prey to propaganda, this kind of attempt is much needed. You stressed a great point here.
I hope she will take that in to account and improve.

The trend of this article is vulgar “…each time her legs…”

Though heart bleeds for Krishanthy, this article makes angry even at the person who wrote this!