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Quote: Dear Bashasha After all the fiery talk, vulgar, insults, and verbal violence, I would like to invite you to once again (if you didn’t do it the first time) to read the points I made. I’m not very sure if you got a word right or even got the gist of it. By the way I did not mention Saddam, not a single time- So not sure where that came from! I’m assuming perhaps you were (shocked) that somebody decided to take you seriously. For your responses were full of anger and the tone of “How Dare you talk to Bashasha; the one and only!” I hope I’m wrong in this assumption. Nor do I think I was calling you names or insults. If you felt that way or think I did, I do apologize. I was simply sharing two examples of the many available paths to dramatically change societies. Why you quickly judged that I saw you in the first group is indeed quite telling!!!. ........I hope this explains the point and I ask Dr. Bushra to revisit his interpretation. The heroes (or not), that I mentioned belonged to these two groups of history makers The infamous utopias tyrants who in the name of justice and nation building destroyed nations and inflicted horrific crimes and mass killings. And who in their quest to stop genocide found themselves creating more blood shed and ethnic cleansing. Generally they are self-centered egotistical maniacs who hated the educated because of the ability of the latter to expose them for who they are, without the least of difficulty. ( You may Google any of them, specially the Unabomber- pronounced Yoona Bamer- and may be we can have further discussions and learn few things in the process) . The second group represents the messengers of peace and their message always transcended hate and tyranny to positive nation building and civil coexistence. They didn’t hide from exposing the ills of their societies. But they did it with dignity, civility and great regard to their fellow citizens. Again, you may Google any of them and you will find common traits as well. These paths are available for us including the freedom fighters of your caliber, and their not-so-unique methods of implementation are imprinted in the biographies of their towering figures. Can we learn something from their experiences; can we make the right choice for the sake of building a hopeful future for all of us? These and others are questions that I hope you would contribute in answering, with a civil and candid tone and without sounding condescending and imposing. Lastly, Again, I still believe we need to discuss your conception of the Shock Therapy to solving the deep rooted ills of our society. And please don’t tell me Dr. Phil does it! Mind you I live in the same city as you are and happen to know one or two things about the consumer culture that caters to the fad and fleeting.