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Before everybody starts flaming, this seems to have been an isolated incident.
Read the article here.
Yes, you can be selective about who you give aid to. Standing in front of a starving man and offering food for swearing to something is (a) in poor form and (b) a pretty worthless oath given under duress.
Samanthapettai, Jan 16 (ANI): Rage and fury has gripped this tsunami-hit tiny Hindu village in India's southern Tamil Nadu after a group of Christian missionaries allegedly refused them aid for not agreeing to follow their religion.
"Many NGOs (volunteer groups) are extending help to us but there in our village the NGO, which was till now helping us is now asking us to follow the Christian religion. We are staunch followers of Hindu religion and refused their request. And after that these people with their aid materials are leaving the village without distributing that to us," Rajni Kumar, a villager said.
Read the article here.
Yes, you can be selective about who you give aid to. Standing in front of a starving man and offering food for swearing to something is (a) in poor form and (b) a pretty worthless oath given under duress.
