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..... a defence officer never adressed as mr ...
Irrespective of a difference of opinion. calling a service officer (Air force, Navy or Army) Mr is not done.
Dear Uncle,
Reminds me a dialogue from my fav tv series 'band of brother'
"we salute the rank, not the man"
whereas poor civilians take it other way round, it seems.
(*Band of Brothers: Is a WW-II based tv series of an american parachute infantry regiment)
Dear Goyat,Dear Uncle,
Reminds me a dialogue from my fav tv series 'band of brother'
"we salute the rank, not the man"
whereas poor civilians take it other way round, it seems.
(*Band of Brothers: Is a WW-II based tv series of an american parachute infantry regiment)
Defence/service officers carry their rank till their death. The above point has nothing to do with saluting a rank or person, it is totally a different matter. A word of advise, it is batter to learn rather than wasting energy in countering/proving wrong
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Dear Goyat,
A word of advise, it is batter to learn rather than wasting energy in countering/proving wrong.
Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are.
Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are.
change is part of nature, change effects every body we shall also see the change. change is always for the good, I wish change gives good sense, full knowledge and a respectful behaviour to some people who are suffering from unpleasent emotions and EII.
Dear Goyat, Do you think the TV serial material is authority, is not you dis believe two very senior defence officers and elderly persons of your family, do not you think your last post not only false but disrespectful, again a word of advise, please be positive, believe people give respect to earn respect, keep door open of your mind to learn more, For your kind information, we both are far more qualified, experienced and even holding many more degrees and more so our age, so what is difficulty in believing our statements by you and few of appreciators.
mr cool jat, is this you are showing respect to your so called role model Brig Laxman Singh, do not you think that we also understand equally well if not more intention behind the appreciation, does it make any difference to us except you are exposing your realself more and more
mr cool jat, is this you are showing respect to your so called role model Brig Laxman Singh, do not you think that we also understand equally well if not more intention behind the appreciation, does it make any difference to us except you are exposing your realself more and more
Some time I do feel that my indulging into discussion with some of the boys and girls here is a total wastage of time, efforts and peace of mind, and also inviting unwanted, immature, foolish replies. I strongly feel that it is my liking for the community that forces me to stay on, otherwise autmosphere on the forum does not want people like me here.
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urmiladuhan
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Some time I do feel that my indulging into discussion with some of the boys and girls here is a total wastage of time, efforts and peace of mind, and also inviting unwanted, immature, foolish replies. I strongly feel that it is my liking for the community that forces me to stay on, otherwise autmosphere on the forum does want people like me here.
You are not alone!
urmiladuhan
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mr cool jat, [/COLOR]
He is an ATTENTION SEEKER (cooljat) - just ignore him.
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Dear Goyat,
Defence/service officers carry their rank till their death. The above point has nothing to do with saluting a rank or person, it is totally a different matter. A word of advise, it is batter to learn rather than wasting energy in countering/proving wrong
Fatah Singh Sahab,
Whenever we go for a picnic with family and friends, it is more enjoyable if we leave our official coats behind and try to mingle with people without having regard to official protocol. It makes the picnic more enjoyable. This Jatland Forum is a replica of that picnic party which provides opportunities to know each other and have good time. So, enjoy it without expectations of military-like salutes which nowadays is possible in a village panchayat only where even a “Havaldaar” is addressed as “Sahab” not to speak of a Brigadier or a Colonel. I don’t find any fault with our new generation as they have grown up in an atmosphere comparatively more liberal and; most of them are working in an environment characterized by equality, liberty and fraternity without having regard to honorifics, ranks, pay scales and seniority. I think we should not mind it. In the instant case, Mr. Goyat does not seem to be nurturing any ill intention to target you. He has respectfully addressed you as uncle and I do not think it connotes less respect. He has just expressed his opinion about civilian attitude vis-à-vis military personnel’s attitude without any implicit disregard or sarcasm. I am sorry, I agree with Goyat’s point of view. Moreover, respect is commanded and not demanded. Being elders (I include myself) than many of these dudes, it is expected of us to give our due affection to them and counsel them as a friend, not as a headmaster. Time has changed. I hope you would not misunderstand me. Regards
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Fatah Singh Sahab,
Whenever we go for a picnic with family and friends, it is more enjoyable if we leave our official coats behind and try to mingle with people without having regard to official protocol. It makes the picnic more enjoyable. This Jatland Forum is a replica of that picnic party which provides opportunities to know each other and have good time. So, enjoy it without expectations of military-like salutes which nowadays is possible in a village panchayat only where even a “Havaldaar” is addressed as “Sahab” not to speak of a Brigadier or a Colonel. I don’t find any fault with our new generation as they have grown up in an atmosphere comparatively more liberal and; most of them are working in an environment characterized by equality, liberty and fraternity without having regard to honorifics, ranks, pay scales and seniority. I think we should not mind it. In the instant case, Mr. Goyat does not seem to be nurturing any ill intention to target you. He has respectfully addressed you as uncle and I do not think it connotes less respect. He has just expressed his opinion about civilian attitude vis-à-vis military personnel’s attitude without any implicit disregard or sarcasm. I am sorry, I agree with Goyat’s point of view. Moreover, respect is commanded and not demanded. Being elders (I include myself) than many of these dudes, it is expected of us to give our due affection to them and counsel them as a friend, not as a headmaster. Time has changed. I hope you would not misunderstand me. Regards
some people wear their AGE as the official coat and demand respect on that basis.
Not able to figure out why you quoted me here in your post when I no where replied in thread even. And as for respect, I don't need any certs of measurement. I respect Brig Uncle and he knows it very well.
mr cool jat, is this you are showing respect to your so called role model Brig Laxman Singh, do not you think that we also understand equally well if not more intention behind the appreciation, does it make any difference to us except you are exposing your realself more and more
Fatah Singh Sahab,
Whenever we go for a picnic with family and friends, it is more enjoyable if we leave our official coats behind and try to mingle with people without having regard to official protocol. It makes the picnic more enjoyable. This Jatland Forum is a replica of that picnic party which provides opportunities to know each other and have good time. So, enjoy it without expectations of military-like salutes which nowadays is possible in a village panchayat only where even a “Havaldaar” is addressed as “Sahab” not to speak of a Brigadier or a Colonel. I don’t find any fault with our new generation as they have grown up in an atmosphere comparatively more liberal and; most of them are working in an environment characterized by equality, liberty and fraternity without having regard to honorifics, ranks, pay scales and seniority. I think we should not mind it. In the instant case, Mr. Goyat does not seem to be nurturing any ill intention to target you. He has respectfully addressed you as uncle and I do not think it connotes less respect. He has just expressed his opinion about civilian attitude vis-à-vis military personnel’s attitude without any implicit disregard or sarcasm. I am sorry, I agree with Goyat’s point of view. Moreover, respect is commanded and not demanded. Being elders (I include myself) than many of these dudes, it is expected of us to give our due affection to them and counsel them as a friend, not as a headmaster. Time has changed. I hope you would not misunderstand me. Regards
Mr vp, thanks for your concern. I am also aware of what you have written, you are not in ful picture so I do not want to reply your all points, Have you seen next post after the post you have refered, what you have to say about that due to which my reaction came. Thus no point in discussing further, I am fully aware of military personnel attitude as well as civilian attitude. Thanks once again
Not able to figure out why you quoted me here in your post when I no where replied in thread even. And as for respect, I don't need any certs of measurement. I respect Brig Uncle and he knows it very well.
Mr jit you know very well as to why I quotted your name, similarly I quotted you earlier also but you have not stoped giving indirect messages
Is it too hard to show some respect to the people who really deserve it ?
Vijay, agreed that it is very difficult to give respect to those who deserve what to talk of people who donot deserve, it is your view, but similarly, it is equally difficult to tolrate disrespect also even by those who may not deserve respect
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Anyway, enough is enough, thanks for tolrating my views for some time and giving me lot of knowledge and advises, long live the forum. BYE BYE REGARDS
Fateh jee, please don't go!
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