04-21-2007, 07:13 PM
Ah - that's a lot of love there from you Husky.
Problem is that what you state is well known to people on here at least.
The problem also is that if I suddenly appear on the scene and start cursing someone and saying "XYZ is a murderous b@st@rd" - most people are going to get put off. A credibility gap instantly arises for people who have trusted and imagined that all is well.
That is exactly the problem that is faced by any Hindu organization.
Apart from describing the murderous culprits - do you have any ideas about how to convince anyone of what you keep saying? You have a tendency to dismiss things that others say claiming that everything has been done before and has not worked (which I suspect is more of a rhetorical manner of speech than the real truth) but you have not come up with any ideas about how to make anyone swallow a story that sounds completely preposterous to anyone who has been brought up to believe stories about "Love" and "peace"
I had an relative (now dead) who claimed that he had the most advanced missile technology for India (in the 1960s) - but thisman was totally unable to get along with anyone and although admittedly brilliant, his "ideas" which he repeated ad nauseam for decades died with him. It is one thing to know. It is a completely different ballgame to get the word around credibly to get more allies than sceptics.
You have implied that the RSS has tried singing bhajans and Hymns in a church and that hasn't worked. Please point me to some links/info sources about these events so I can see the details for myself.
What bothers me is a general Hindu inability to achieve simple public relations exercises that would make their words more credible in an environment that is pre-primed to consider them biased liars. I am sorry to say that your words, despite factual accuracy, fall into the same rut
Problem is that what you state is well known to people on here at least.
The problem also is that if I suddenly appear on the scene and start cursing someone and saying "XYZ is a murderous b@st@rd" - most people are going to get put off. A credibility gap instantly arises for people who have trusted and imagined that all is well.
That is exactly the problem that is faced by any Hindu organization.
Apart from describing the murderous culprits - do you have any ideas about how to convince anyone of what you keep saying? You have a tendency to dismiss things that others say claiming that everything has been done before and has not worked (which I suspect is more of a rhetorical manner of speech than the real truth) but you have not come up with any ideas about how to make anyone swallow a story that sounds completely preposterous to anyone who has been brought up to believe stories about "Love" and "peace"
I had an relative (now dead) who claimed that he had the most advanced missile technology for India (in the 1960s) - but thisman was totally unable to get along with anyone and although admittedly brilliant, his "ideas" which he repeated ad nauseam for decades died with him. It is one thing to know. It is a completely different ballgame to get the word around credibly to get more allies than sceptics.
You have implied that the RSS has tried singing bhajans and Hymns in a church and that hasn't worked. Please point me to some links/info sources about these events so I can see the details for myself.
What bothers me is a general Hindu inability to achieve simple public relations exercises that would make their words more credible in an environment that is pre-primed to consider them biased liars. I am sorry to say that your words, despite factual accuracy, fall into the same rut