Kannahi the Great, burnt entire Madurai because she knew that the people there did not deserve to live, particularly the educated ones, as they kept quiet and did not raise their voice against unjust action of the people in power. When people constitute a society, they, as individuals, must contribute their mite and ensure that the society does have norms to ensure that there is real justice and fair-play in public life so that innocents do not fall prey to the machinations of the wicked who have acquired power to manipulate the society. When injustice is inflicted on someone, it is the entire society that must be held accountable. That was why she questioned, "Are there educated people here? சான்றோரும் உண்டுகொல்?"
Baaradhiyaar said that he would set fire to the entire world, if a lone individual anywhere, is denied food. "தனியொருவனுக் குணவிலையெனில் ஜகத்தினை அழித்திடுவோம்".
Now, a child on the seashore of Turkey has made the Turkish president ask the same question.
Such things happen only because, the politicians of many countries are crooked that the people of those countries are required to flee those countries and seek refuge in other countries or die. It is the duty of others in those countries, especially those who know facts, to stand up and fight against the atrocities of the rulers of their countries.
Every country can support and feed all its citizenry. But, the problems to the humanity arises only when one group turns wicked and wants to acquire power over the others and, thereby, exploit the later.
Let those 'others' perform their role ordained on them to fight for justice, so that there will be no need for anyone to leave his homeland and seek refuge in another land.
Let other nations also play active role that every nation is governed by transparent law with proper democratic set up. Otherwise, such rogue nations which do not permit real democracy for their people, would pose danger to the other nations too. The reason why the world faces the pangs of conscience now on seeing the body of the child, is just that.
There was an ordinary man who performed his role with whatever power was in his hands, to stop a convoy of military tanks. He went to the middle of the road and lifted his hand to stop them, when those tanks were going to Tiannanmen square to mow down the students of China who were fighting for liberty.
He had performed his role as a Man.
Would we?
Baaradhiyaar said that he would set fire to the entire world, if a lone individual anywhere, is denied food. "தனியொருவனுக் குணவிலையெனில் ஜகத்தினை அழித்திடுவோம்".
Now, a child on the seashore of Turkey has made the Turkish president ask the same question.
Such things happen only because, the politicians of many countries are crooked that the people of those countries are required to flee those countries and seek refuge in other countries or die. It is the duty of others in those countries, especially those who know facts, to stand up and fight against the atrocities of the rulers of their countries.
Every country can support and feed all its citizenry. But, the problems to the humanity arises only when one group turns wicked and wants to acquire power over the others and, thereby, exploit the later.
Let those 'others' perform their role ordained on them to fight for justice, so that there will be no need for anyone to leave his homeland and seek refuge in another land.
Let other nations also play active role that every nation is governed by transparent law with proper democratic set up. Otherwise, such rogue nations which do not permit real democracy for their people, would pose danger to the other nations too. The reason why the world faces the pangs of conscience now on seeing the body of the child, is just that.
There was an ordinary man who performed his role with whatever power was in his hands, to stop a convoy of military tanks. He went to the middle of the road and lifted his hand to stop them, when those tanks were going to Tiannanmen square to mow down the students of China who were fighting for liberty.
He had performed his role as a Man.
Would we?
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