Moral policing is on a rise, or should I say that its getting more widespread publicity! What do you think about it? Is it correct or is it wrong?
Well, my view – I think every individual has his/her own right to lead a life the way they want it to. They may be wrong, may be right, but it does not mean that anybody else can come and force them to do something else. I agree if they are committing some crime, yes it needs to be intervened. But unless it is a criminal act, there should be no policing. And talking about these moral police, these are the same people who will drink and beat their wives and chuckle with delight on seeing sexy bikini-clad women in movies, bl**dy hypocrites. What do they know about morality? Morality is a much deeper concept than what these so-called “Moral Police” can even try to understand.
Raja
5 months ago
Morality is as shallow a concept as religion is.
Anyway, you may want to read a different view on this same topic in a blog called Flight to Infinity (I guess I have blogrolled that. Please check)
Kosha
5 months ago
@Raja
I don’t agree with you! Morality is a very deep concept, the problem is the linking of morality to shallow things like religion, makes it seem shallow. Morality is very different from what most people perceive it as.
I will definitely check out the blog pointed by you.
Voice
3 months ago
Moral policing has not become political..
Voice
3 months ago
now*
AJ
1 month ago
Moral policing is like telling the world: “Hey world! Stop wearing that fucking red colour for it irks my eye”. Agreed there are some lines we ought not to cross, but for everything else, we sure have our gray cells in place. Wonder when will we grow, as per the moral police. 18, 28, 38, or 108?!!!