Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-11] of 11Posts from vedapushpa, Bangalorevedapushpa, Bangalore 1Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 1/23/14 re: Association of California School Administrators quote 'Family Choice' is not so much anti-social but it is 'anti public'...particularly for those who get on to the job of political governance. They need to have got so 'objective' as to be able to include their family and friends in the 'public' arena - which is indeed the only right objective-- Impersonal but yet Sensitive. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 12/9/13 re: Sir William Blackstone quote "Private Rights' herein obviously means 'Individual Fundamental Rights'.-- as Right to Life-Honour and Property. ... This - SirWilliam Blackstone's reminder needs to be more and more publicized to wider humanity. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 11/6/12 re: James D. Miles quote Very True -- And they are the audacious and shameless selfish humans. Saving grace is that they are in minority vis a vis the human average. Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore 7/27/12 re: Mignon McLaughlin quote That is some 'disillusionment' !! Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore 7/27/12 re: Philip Wylie quote Very impotant Note ! 61Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore 7/27/12 re: Michael Ellner quote I would like to qualify the above Statement with a 'By and large' either at the beginning or at the end. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 4/5/12 re: Milton Friedman quote This indeed serves as a motto for all institutions like family - the school or the Church/Temple. The crux of the matter is that all 'individuals in common shall be 'the cause and concern' of all human institutions and not just some of few or One and neither are they 'for themselves' in any way. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 3/31/12 re: Justice John Marshall quote A much needed clarity stated - as we keep experiencing the untoward incidences of the legislature discounting the moral count for its 'political expediencies and the courts for their legalities 1 Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore 12/15/11 re: John Louis Coffey quote An 'imperceptible encrachment' can never be well meaning nor the 'doer' whatever be the context. Reply Vedapushpa, Bangalore 11/1/11 re: Ronald Reagan quote Excellent... The intrinsic 'oneness of Society and its individuals' is here stated in terms of its various value-quotients - very well by Ronald Regan. Reply vedapushpa, Bangalore 4/7/11 re: Daniel Boorstin quote Since the past three decades the world over 'disabiliy' of sorts has got the politically priveleged 'positive discrimination' human normalcy and human merit still further became the 'ignored' or 'avenged lot as it were.. SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print