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Re: Nirbheek name controversy...

Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 10:47 am
by essdee1972
Virendra, my statement about 1:1 ratio of police to public was based on the anti's statements about the government "failing to protect" the citizens. My viewpoint is that for 100% protection, we need one bodyguard (at least) per potential victim, hence 1:1 ratio. Even if you take the UN's ideal ratio, we end up with a cop having to protect 450 people!!!

If anyone is a teacher on this forum (esp a schoolteacher), he would know how hard it is to watch over just 20-50 kids. When you tell the loudest kid to shut up, the second loudest one goes on merrily. And then imagine the poor cop looking after (ideally) 450 people!! What will he prevent - murder, rape, bank robbery, terrorist strike??

Re: Nirbheek name controversy...

Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 12:01 pm
by fantumfan2003
All these researches and studies are hogwash amd only serve vested intrests of the initiator.

Why even have a controversy on the name. Nirbhaya was not even her real name.

And there have been so many similar cases after her tragedy and they continue.

I too believe this revolver is more of a status symbol for the rich and famous rather than a genuine self defence weapon.

And I wonder why there was no commemorative weaoin launched after 26/11 where indeed some of the high flyers lost their lives.

M.

Re: Nirbheek name controversy...

Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 5:37 am
by Hammerhead
Just remind me if I ever forget, how on earth. So how many people are in this Survival Network
It really is an insult to the memory of Nirbhaya," said Binalakshmi Nepram, founder of the Manipur Women Gun Survivors Network said on Sunday."Our research shows that a person is 12 times more likely to be shot dead if they are carrying a gun when attacked," she told AFP."It also shows that the government of India has failed to protect women by resorting to this. Arming women is not a responsible way to secure their safety and security," she said

Edit ...... shooter, she is talking about just women only. But real question is where she done that study and how many dead women she been talking about, how many were carrying an active self defense firearm ... ?

Re: Nirbheek name controversy...

Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2014 1:12 am
by shooter
Dear mr a_kamal,


i respect your opinion that you agree with all 3 of ms. Nepram's points.

While Ms Nepram is not present to answer our questions, maybe you could provide some insight to how this figure of 12 times was reached.

The skewed statistics just mislead the public.

Does this include army personnel, commandos who carry guns and are more likely to get shot.
same for gangsters, land mafia, liquor contractors etc.
this comes down to the same thinking of blaming the inanimate object: till today i am at a low risk of getting shot, now that i have a gun, im more likely to get shot!!

Get real.