is reservaton for OBC,s justifiable?
553958
Reservation is the easiest way to garner votes. It may not be the best way to uplift the underpriviledged by killing merit and settling for mediocrity. Do u see any merit in any Govt department? or any Govt functioning? Its like talking about a bullet train to people who have never seen anything better than a bullock cart! Now they want to increase seats.\nAlas! i wish increasing the seats in IIM and IIT would have been as easy as it is to make an Indian politician! Its so easy to make a politicians as it needs just a few lessons like\n- How to commit murders and rapes\n- How to take bribes\n- How to screw up the country by bending and curcumventing rules\n- How to act siphon of public money without being caught\n- How to sell the country\n- How to whip religeous, caste and separatist passions to garner votes\n- How to rig elections\n\nOn the other hand IIT's and IIM's are world class institutes and they make best of the Engineers and the best of managers in the world. They create best infrestructure and have to device international standards of teaching with the best vrains as faculties so its not easy to increase evene a single seat without a long planning and upgradation of infrastructure.\n\nThe problem is that people like Arjun singh think that its as easy to make world class manager as its to make a Indian class politician. The fact is its much easier to make an Indian Neta but very difficult to make a Global Engineer or Manager
713050
Keep in mind that ROTC is not military, so the Core Values of the Navy are pushed aside when it is convenient.  Since this is the case the UCMJ cannot be used for disciplinary action either.  I suggest that you take this you your commander (NON CADET), but this might only raise more problems.  Being that he is the Cadet XO, this person's conduct should be that of an officer of the Navy.  Again since this is only ROTC, and it is during his time there is probably nothing you can really do except discuss the problem with your commander.
354658
reserving seats for OBC's can only be described as "Sheer Lazyness". every time there is pressure on govt to do something for backward classes they come out with more reservation. developing resources takes time and money and it does not do much to develop vote banks so our supposedly clever politician come up with perfect excuse to avoid work. just promise something that will never be delivered. how many people are actually getting these jobs and seats anyway. and do you actually believe anyone benefits. \n\nthis is just simple politics. divide and rule. it would be better if everyone just refuse to accept reservations. OBC's included and force these crooks to justify their salary and perks for a change and do some real work.
833405
Went through BIOCC at Benning and did my OBC at Ft. Sill (FAOBC). \n\nAll are demanding but not punishing.Did and Army E&E course with a POW camp at a different base.....that was demanding.  All of this was in the '70s but the basics will never change.
1096673
Morally? No-God permit this with the people. Until he changes things to a new way people were allowed to judge of earthy things just not the heart. it was a protection to the people.
1023736
Article 134, baby!  The general article... If they can't get you anywhere else, they can get you there.  That would be animal cruelty.  You're going to the brig if you get caught.
855415
I'm not a lawyer either, but it appears that the provision was repealed in 1971 (165.140 [Repealed by 1971 c.743 §432]). I was going to recommend going to a law library and see if the law librarian would be able to point you to where the old ORS books are stored. If it was recent enough, they might even have them. But I doubt that they would for something this old. That said, the law librarian should be able to tell you how to look up the case that repealed the statute - and I would guess it would have the original text of the law.\n\nHope this helps!
1152654
Yes, it can be justified. We are trying to get rid of people who feel it is right to blow up civilians who are not the ones making decisions that they might disagree with. These are the same people that blow up college students sitting in cafes in Israel. If these people targeted military only, it would be a bit different, but they don't. I think GWB is doing the right thing by staying the course and trying everything he can to finish the job. I feel bad that we are losing soldiers, but unfortunately it happens.
491813
Not necessarily against the statutory or common law, but would almost certainly be deemed contra bones mores if taken to court.  So, even on your private property, conceal your private property, for decency's sake.  Remember you belong to the great Australian nation, even if your ancestor got there for indecent exposure.
270707
If hey are impartial, the request to recuse is inappropriate.\n\nIf they compromise their impartiality, the request is appropriate at any time.
887197
the major justification for govt seems to be protection of the people  and this can be bent to justify almost anything \nthe actual role in waste is probably complicated by local ordinances but I'm not specifically acquainted.sorry I couldn't find any good american links on thier role in waste management.   peace out!
747487
I think it is prudent - but only if the second county would let him take it. Good luck!\n\ncc
848719
It's a very appealing idea, as long as it doesn't get out of hand.  There should be safeguards, and you did say, "convicted."  That's one.  We'd have to fight to keep it from being used indiscriminately, like every traffic stop or if you litter.  These are summary offenses, usually dealt with by issuing a ticket.  But the size of our population and ease of moving around almost makes this proposal inevitable.
954357
basically yes, as long as one does not exceed his quota
465302
http://www.altavista.com/web/results?itag=ody&q=duties+of+a+conservator+of+an+adult+incapacitated+pers&kgs=1&kls=0
816854
there should not be reservations for anyone be it OBCs ,SCST or GENERAL all should be treated  same.
158542
Technically yes. Any violation of the law that *you get caught* for could be grounds for PV... Been there, done that... Best o' luck. The legal system sucks ass.