Dear Alochoks,
I think the logic is as follows:
1. X thinks that activity A which goes against person Z and done by
person Y is incorrect.
2. Can we deduce from point 1 that X is a supporter of Z?
3. We can deduce from point 1 that X is a supporter of Z only if the
following conditions are also true:
a) Every person must be supporter of someone
b) A supporter of someone will always support him/her
c) No one will oppose any statement or activity unless it goes
against the person he/she supports.
Our problem lies in point 3.
Best regards.
Imtiaz
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "musasarkar" <m_musa92870@...> wrote:
>
> Mr. Wohid,
>
> What's up man? I thought you mentioned earlier - you are not
> involved in the country's nasty politics whether that is BNP, AL,
or
> Jamaat; but yet you don't miss any opportunity to defend
> Jamaat/Shibir or make argument for them. I am little bit confused
> here. Or may be I am too stupid to understand the rationale behind
> it.
>
> Mohammad Musa Sarkar
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Wohid <bidrohee@> wrote:
> >
> > AS IF HE WAS JAILED BY SHIBIR ACTIVISTS, his real and only
grudge,
> only target, only enemy is SHIBIR. This is the first thing he says
> after coming out of jail! Not much to say against the govt. or on
any
> other issues as a reverend DU teacher. Shame on the nation -
> misfortune for the nation that a university teacher is asking to
list
> a group of students and directly calling for their persecution in
> worst fascistic manner and known & proven culprit students are his
> golden children. This is what the nation can now expect from
> university teachers and students. Government has not released some
> teachers - it has in fact released some snakes from cage. Please
> enjoy reading the below news.
> >
> > Prof Anwar for listing Shibir men doing politics at DU
> >
> >
> > UNB, Dhaka (published in Daily Star, Jan 24)
> >
> >
> > Prof Anwar Hossain, one of the four Dhaka University teachers
> released from jail, yesterday urged the students to make a list of
> Chhatra Shibir members doing politics on the campus and launch
> another movement for the trial of war criminals.
> >
> > The outspoken DU teacher said the activists of Chhatra Shibir,
the
> student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, will have to be
> identified to protect the university from destruction.
> >
> > "Identify those students who are involved in politics with
Shibir.
> They have been derailed. We all will have to be united to bring
them
> back to the path of light from darkness," he said.
> >
> > Prof Anwar, also the dean of Biological Sciences' Faculty, was
> addressing a "reception and solidarity" rally at the foot of
> Aparajeya Bangla at noon.
> >
> > "Students against Repression", a platform of the DU students,
> arranged the rally, marking the release of the DU students and
> teachers.
> >
> > Two other released teachers, Prof Sadrul Amin, president of Dhaka
> University Teachers' Association (Duta), Prof Harun-or-Rashid, dean
> of Social Sciences Faculty, and Prof Samad, Prof MM Akash and the
> released DU students addressed the rally.
> >
> > The teachers declared that their seven-day programme of wearing
> black badges and hoisting black flag atop the Arts Building have
been
> withdrawn.
> >
> > Prof Samad said they have decided to withdraw the programmes as
all
> the students and teachers have returned to their campus. "The case
no
> 51 has been withdrawn yet. Our five students were released on bail.
> If the case is not withdrawn, Duta with support of the students
will
> be forced to announce fresh programmes."
> >
> > Prof Anwar, also the Duta general secretary, said all progressive
> student organisations on the campus must activate their umbrella
> platform "Paribesh Parishad" to resist the "anti-state" activities
of
> Chhatra Shibir.
> >
> > "We should work together to make the Shibir men understand that
> they are living in darkness. I urge the Shibir men to come back to
> the path of light," he said.
> >
> > Anwar said another movement needs to be waged against the war
> criminals to compel the state machinery to bring the war criminals
to
> justice.
> >
> > "The killers and rapists of 1971 Liberation War must be put on
> trial. They cannot go unpunished. We'll have to start another
> movement to ensure trial of the war criminals," he said.
> >
> > The released students said the government has promised them to
> withdraw all the cases, but case no 51 is yet to be withdrawn.
> >
> > "We have been released on bail in the case no 51. But the
> government had promised us to withdraw the case. We urge it (govt)
as
> well as Army Chief General Moeen U Ahmed to take steps for
immediate
> withdrawal of the case," Rafiqul Islam Sujon, one of the released
> students told the rally.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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