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I do however agree with you absolutely on the other point. We must stop being indifferent. But in that, is where we must start within oneself. Once I, me, myself, realise what is wrong or right, good or bad and start acting thus, then I’m perfectly in position to speak out. I know this must sound very idealistic, but if you stop to think about it..it isn’t all that hard. If I were to change a small bad habit I had (say throwing that gum wrapper on the street), tomorrow, I could convincingly (the power of practicing what you preach!) stop four other people from doing it. So when I say we should change ourselves, I mean we should change our own attitudes and by doing so, affect the same change in others around us. If you stop spitting in the street, with a clear conscience, set out to make others do the same. Because you’re talking about big vandalism here – a community’s wall destroyed. But the truth is that most likely, every single person in that community has destroyed something or the other themselves – be it with paan juice or a gum wrapper. I really think that if people started paying attention to the smaller things and change themselves, it automatically changes the attitudes of those around them. The maid who comes into my house won’t dump the garbage on my street, the phoolwalla at the corner won’t toss extra wrapping into the wind, the teenager next door won’t spray paint my fence…and as a result, the general passer-by won’t pee on my wall, what with all these super civic neighbours I have keeping my neighbourhood clean…unconsciously aping my own actions.

And before anyone disses this as ideological mumbo jumbo let me tell you that I’ve done this. I’ve seen this theory in practice. Almost as simple as when you smile at two people and make their day, and then they smile at four more each and make theirs! The problem is that people usually want a quick action to engender a long-term solution. Yes, this might be a long process, changing our attitude, but it has to happen…eventually it WILL happen. And when it does, it will make all the difference. So why not start now? IdeaSmith, and everyone who has contributed here, I think it’s great that you have risen in arms against injustice and I wish that any action you take against it is successful. But I only hope that you see the wisdom in “wishful, idealistic solutions” such as this one.

…I think the world could use a lil’ hope for change.

Fuck the BMC ! can you do that ? – Dear public.
that’s the reason you have these idea of Boycotting hte movies.

Its the BMC who permits & restricts the Movie wala’s for MONEY.

Chad jao BMC ke us officer pe jisne Designers ko contract diya .

if BMC cant respect Designer then we will not server them in future – BMC sucks.

Who is that BMC officer ?
tell me the name.