[governance] Nomination of Parminder
Sonigitu Ekpe
soekpe at gmail.com
Wed Jan 8 23:00:37 EST 2014
Hello Daniel,
I seem to disagree with your view in this Globalized Environment we
currently find our selves.
Discipline is key and self control is paramount.
Our opinions should always put us in harmony with the Environment.
Messages can be put across without raising tensions and panics. What is the
use of ethical controls?
My 50cent.
Sonigitu Ekpe Aji :-@ SEA
"Life becomes more meaningful; when we think of others, positively."
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On Jan 9, 2014 4:12 AM, "Daniel Pimienta" <pimienta at funredes.org> wrote:
> This is getting quite personal now... Dont you think it is too much so?
> From Deirdre's report I get that neither Suresh nor Mc Tim were present in
> that event,
> so why are they reporting about it?
>
> When I read:
>
>> He was then physically aggressive/threatening towards me (no contact, but
>> i felt physically threatened).
>>
> I must say that I totally trust this testimony: what people feels is an
> objective part of their own realm although it could be seen subjective from
> the outside.
>
> However.
>
> Just a highly probable hypothesis to try to put some calming to this
> personal situation.
> Cultures does matters. Difference of cultures makes a lot of ...difference.
>
> I spent 2 years in assignment in the US back in 1984 (in the deep South),
> coming from my mediterranean culture.
> Every time I was getting anger (and in my culture we do not repress this
> state of mind, we just express our anger) I realized that some people
> around me felt physically threaten (in spite the fact I have never rised
> the hand to anybody and I am totally uncapable of any physical agression).
> It really impressed me a lot and obliged me, since i was living there, to
> try to adapt and change somehow behavior. I am not familiar with Indian
> culture but I wonder if we are not facing the same type of situation and my
> guess is that it is highly probable.
>
> I do recommand the reading of US citizen author Edward T. Hall's "The
> hidden dimension" who brightly explained how cultural chocks create strange
> situatrons... and to cool down.
>
> Conclusive question : are we supposed, on the top of being fluent in
> English, to embrace US culture in order to be allowed to participate in an
> IGF event?
>
>
>
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