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Hello everyone! Chandāga here!

And welcome to Chai with Chandāga

Mouki: Welcome to this 5th episode of Chai With Chandāga

Étoile: Today, we concocted for you 10 Bollywood movie theories

Contrary to Disney movie theories swarming the Internet, there are few Bollywood movie theories

"Does Aladdin counts?"

In general, if you're watching carefully Bollywood movies, you can hardly make up theories

Why?!?

Whyyy?!?

Étoile: So, we racked our brains and we found 10 interesting Bollywood movie theories

Here we go!

Number 10

[Devdas (2002) trailer]

In Devdas (DEVDAS REFERENCE), Kalibabu took revenge on Parvati because she pushed his advances

Kalibabu (Milind Gunaji) is Bhuban Chaudhry and Parvati's (Aishwarya Rai) stepson.

As everyone knows, Kalibabu is a randy man who's attracted to the courtesan Chandramukhi

(Madhuri Dixit)

Let's take a bet.

If he doesn't come before this candle burns out, you'll wear these ghungroos and dance for me

I accept.

*pervert smile*

And he's jealous of Devdas (Shahrukh Khan)

Because Chandramukhi isn't in love with him, but with Devdas.

"I'm dying of love for you"

Even if you gave love a bad name

But he also showed a little fondness for Parvati

who then repeled him.

During their first meeting, you might have noticed that Kalibabu touched her feet as a sign of respect

However, we can see he caressed it

He then says it was a pleasure to touch her feet, and she answers, while pulling his hear...

That it was a pleasure to punish him.

Kalibabu swears he'll remember this offence

And Parvati reminds him of their family ties (And so, he took revenge)

Since she pushed back a man, Parvati's character is pretty forward thinking...

But a relationship between a stepmother and a stepson shouldn't be romantic (nor tolerated)...

What do you think about it? Tell us!

Number 9

[Dil To Pagal Hai Trailer]

In the movie Dil To Pagal Hai, Ajay was scared to marry an unfaithful wife

Of course, we're not talking about Pooja (Madhuri Dixit),

She's very loyal, so loyal that she'll refuse to an idyll with the man she's in love with

Because she's Akay's (Akshay Kumar) fiancée *SUPER HAPPY*

Who went to work, in a foreign country

No, we're talking about the other women!

Because, yes, the other woman could crush poor Ajay's heart

In this movie, the characters aren't that old, and Ajay is always busy travelling

with... his business. We don't really know about it

His only work is to sign contracts, travelling and receiving cheques

He could be a diplomat or a merchant, nobody knows.

Anyway, Ajay is looking for love because he's in a steady financial situation

And he talks to Pooja about his numerous (imaginary?) girlfriends he meets abroad

And finally asks for Pooja's hand

You're in love?!

*confirms*

Come on, it never lasts with you

You'll meet someone else next week

No, this time, it's your type of love

You mean... marriage-like love?

Really? Who's the girl? Do I know her?

You know her very well.

Who's she? Tell me, please!

*nope*

- Should I tell you? - Yeah!

Forget it.

Hey!

But... we should ask ourselves

While he's this busy with his work, where'll he find time to take care of his family?

Because, let's not lie, Pooja's only job, at the beginning of the film, is to run in fields.

What will this Maya do? Will she work? Dance? Sing?

- Maya dances, but not like you. - Meaning?

Maya dances for herself

They need money.

Our theory is that Ajay wanted a wife who could be absolutely faithful

Since he always has to travel

As we said earlier, Akshay Kumar's character was kind of a playboy in London

Because London equals liberty, liberty equals mini-skirt and libertine girls

In the Bollydictionary

Because everything outside India is an ode to libertinism

Please refer to episode 3 of Chai With Chandāga for more details

How could Ajay have travelled with a rakish girl alone in his house?

She would have cheated on him as soon as he would've took his flight

He needed a good spouse. An Indian girl in saree, an housewife, a mother.

He wanted to be sure she'll be home when he comes back.

Pooja was the perfect match.

Unfortunately for Akshay (Ajay), the clothes do not make the (wo)man

No..

Since Pooja in kurta will jump in Rahul's arms

But then, he'll turn to the strong, the independent, the emancipated Nisha!

In jeans.

All tastes are in nature

But we can guarantee you that Nisha is totally faithful, since she loved Rahul until the last minute

Number 8

[Udi Teri Aankhon Se clip]

In Guzaarish, the lawyer DEVYANI DUTTA** (Shernaz Patel) was secretly in love with Ethan

Devyani... I swear...

You're the worst lawyer of India

And the best friend in the entire world

According to us, one of Bhansali's masterpieces is Guzaarish. It's poetic, simple, moving

And the Hrithik-Aishwarya jodi is... marvelous.

What a tragedy, Sofia!

On the floor, I couldn't see a thing

Your skirts are like tents

The day you come with a mini-skirt, I'll walk again

Ethan's character is really interesting

He's a strong and vulnerable man who can't use his body, but he's really smart

Tetraplegic for 14 years, the deposed magician Ethan realizes his life is a burden and he wants to die

He wants the mercy killing

But the indian government refuses, since euthanasia is illegal and its legalization could lead to abuses.

Finally, thanks to his wife and nurse Sofia D'Souza (Aishwarya Rai), he finally rests in peace.

Is this a joke?

I was suffocating! You can't move!

You couldn't live in Ethan Mascarenhas's body for more than 60 seconds

Due to this movie, we can understand that death is still taboo, even in a religious country like India.

After all, Ethan will have to face a lot of opposition

In fact, he's a victim of therapeutic relentlessness

Only one person will support him from the beginning to the end and she's...

I'm not talking about your life

I'm talking about Ethan, about his life

You've been devoted to him and I thank you.

But he has been a prisoner for 14 years

Of his bed, of his room, of his body

He can't feel anything, nothing!

Do you remember from whom the first "yes" came?

It was from Ethan's former assistant, Estella, who tells him she loved him very much

This is a huge proof of love because she's letting a person she cherished go

This show is about the project, not us

Of course, I already know your answer

But since you've called...

What do you say? Yes or no?

Yes or no, Estella?

And DEVYANI DUTTA goes through the same path

Contrary to Sofia, who refuses it from the beginning, DEVYANI fights for her friend until the end.

She goes to Court, she fights against his doctor, his nurse and against society in general

All of this for nothing! Only to see the end of her friend's suffering

Again, this kind of selfless action is a huge proof of love, according to us

Ethan will say, at the end, that it was all because she wanted to sleep with him.

Huh? Number 7?

Number 7

[Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani trailer]

In the movie Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, Avi fell in love with Aditi... too late.

YJHD is a very good movie, and the Deepika-Ranbir jodi is excellent

You're scared of the dark?

Come on! To celebrate, let's eat cake

This job was crucial for you

It was. But there's a time for everything.

And today

there's a moment for this

And so is the marvelous friendship between Aditya and Ranbir.

During the first part of the movie, we discovered Kalki Koechlin's talent, a French woman who grew up in India

Aditi, her character, is a complex woman, because she's really fond of Avi (Aditya Roy Kapur)

but then, she weds a much more serious man, but very kind, named Taran (Aditya's brother IRL)

So... you don't love Avi anymore?

- You knew? - Everybody knew, except him.

Yeah... I loved him.

But you know, I was alone in this relationship. It was only me.

But with Taran... how can I say it?

When we first met, everything was great.

And then, I felt like I could be happy.

But Avi, who've become an alcoholic 8 years after the quartet fell apart

looks like he's into Aditi, while her wedding approaches.

Before the ceremony, he tries to convince her not to marry, but she answers with: "Don't start again"

which leads us to believe they already had this discussion

It's early, Avi. Don't drink.

Stop it.

Don't marry, Aditi!

Stop your nonsense.

- When will we see this oaf? - Taran. His name's Taran.

- He's a boring oaf. - Not at all.

Avi will call Taran names, like "oaf" and "strange"

What if this disdain hid his love for Aditi,

since she realized he wasn't her man...

It's your call.

Number 6

[Trailer of Daawat-e-Ishq] [Song: "Indian Pop"]

In Daawat-e-Ishq, Gullu was in love with Taru from the beginning, because her ultimate standard is: food.

Mouki: Did you like Daawat-e-Ishq? Étoile: Us too!

However did you ask yourselves why Gullu married Taru after all?

We could talk about the 498A law from the Indian Penal Code, a real law that forbids dowries (and protects the brides)

Those who break this law are sentenced to 5 years in jail and a fine of 15 000 Rs. (or the amount of the dowry...

...whatever's the highest)

But maybe Gullu married him because he's a cook.

Do you recall Gullu's two standards for her Mr. Perfect?

He had to be smart and well-educated

And he had to speak English fluently

She finally meets Amjad, an NRI from USA who promises everything to her.

He's a vegetarian, she loves meat, but she decides to be a vegetarian for him (COUPLE COMPROMISES)

But the lovebirds are pretty bothered when Amjad's parents ask for a huge dowry

When Amjad does nothing to stop them, Gulrez decides to rook her next date and to flee to NYC without him

She falls for Taru, the one she was supposed to rook, they marry happily and without dowry

However, Taru didn't go to college and doesn't speak fluently English

So, what did Gulrez find in him?

Well, we believe her ultimate standard is: food.

You don't believe us? Then explain to us why the movie's called "Daawat-e-Ishq" (Feast of love).

Explain to us why Gullu uses "vegetarian" as an insult (Mouki's vegetarian)

And explain to us why there's 114 (yes, we counted them) references to food, inclunding metaphors,

the appetizing imagery and everytime someone talks about eating or food

Maybe Gullu didn't know it, but she just wanted someone able to cook her the best dishes in the world

Because she can start an entreprise by herself, she's a strong and independent woman!

Number 5

[Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge trailer]

In DDLJ, Raj really fell in love with Simran when she told him she was getting married.

Any Bollywood fan will think about DDLJ when someone mentions Swiss

Indeed, this is where Raj, professional playboy, and Simran, a traditional girl, have started a relationship

We can count the moments when they're falling for each other

For example, when hangover Simran wakes up the next morning

Or this earnest moment in the church

Or when they fall apart

I didn't get your address

I want to invite you to my wedding. Will you come?

No, I won't come.

But, we swear it on Shahrukh Khan's head,

Raj fell in love at this moment

I'm getting married.

Marry?

Why? Well, we know that Raj never fell in love. He only had a lot of affairs.

But that doesn't stop him from looking for "the one"

- You're never serious! - Never! But I'll be one day.

- When? - When I'll fall in love.

A guy like you never found love?!

I've had a lot of affairs, but I've never been in love, señorita.

I haven't found "The One"

Let's say he realized in feelings in the church, we can imagine he was planning on hitting on her later

Nonetheless, when we're sure we've found "The One", we have to make sure "The One" is available.

Unfortunately, Raj will learn it the hard way.

But instead of ducking, complaining or blaming destiny, he decides to joke.

Is he jealous? Does he want to compare with the fiancé? Or does he want the best for Simran?

It doesn't stop him from confessing his love and going to India to conquer Kajol... and his stepfather.

Number 4

[Shaandaar trailer]

In Shaandaar, Alia doesn't have a notion of time.

We think Shaandaar is one of the most underrated movies of 2015

We think some scenes are very rich, symbolically, which others could find annoying or misplaced

We'll focus on the character of Alia (Alia Bhatt)

She's a smart young woman, protectress of her young sister

And she's an insomniac

Oh... Sleep escapes from me

My heart is scared.

Slowly, softly, someone awakens the sleeping love

We've made some reasearch, but we're not experts

The basic definition of insomnia is a sleep disorder that prevents one to fall asleep quickly or...

causes many awakenings through the night

But in the movie, Alia's character doesn't sleep at all

So we pushed our research forward and discovered severe cases of insomnia

where the person is excited day and night and can't fall asleep quickly or only sleeps 2 to 3 hours at night

And it's enough!

Long term insomnia, according to the website www.fondationsommeil.com (in french only)

can tired the person, provoke more tension within relationships in addition to psychological distress

Alia doesn't have any of these symptoms

Then, we pushed our research even further

It could be idiopathic insomnia

It's a rare sleep disorder, developed during childhood

This type of insomnia is caused by an abnormality of the neurological control of the sleep-wake system

In other words, Alia's biological clock is defective

*Normal biological clock*

It's 8:45 PM!!

OKAY SHUT UP!

*Defective biological clock*

SAY SOMETHING, DAMNIT!

Her body doesn't send her the right signals when the night comes, so how can she have a notion of time?

She uses her mother's pocket watch by saying the time aloud a few times throughout the movie

Maybe it bothered you, but we think it allows her to understand some of her family's habits regarding time

For example:

This way, she doesn't lose track of time

Number 3

[Aiyyaa trailer]

In Aiyyaa, we don't think Surya asked for Meenakshi's hand at a venture

If you think Aiyyaa is an incomplete movie, we can only agree with you

Indeed, we only watch Meenakshi's (Rani Mukherjee) evolution through a complicate love triangle...

It would have been interesting to have the two guys's point of view

She's the fiancée of an ordinary boy. Not mean nor violent, he's only... *Mouki sighs*

While she's fantasize about a gloomy Tamil artist

who doesn't know she exists.

A sweet story floats in the air

Listen to it

Trying to

At the end, we learn that Surya (Prithviraj) was also having a crush on her

In a quick montage, we can see a few scenes from his point of view

Teach me how to say "I like dark skins" in Tamil

And we will never know if Surya was the perfect match for Meenakshi

All we know about him is that he lives with his mother, his father died, he paints and he owns an incense factory

He works there at night, which is why he looks like a drug addict zombie

While in Meenakshi's dreams, he looks like the most perfect guy

BUT why did Surya marry a stalker?!

Don't tell us he's a big macho with a small, in need of flattering ego

Nope.

Or because he wants to obey his mother, who wants to have a stepdaughter in her house

By the way he's... - ...a brute with his mom.

Yeah, not cordial

If you look at Aiyyaa's subtext, you can see its antiracist purpose

Because Meenakshi like dark skins better than fair skins

So Surya loves her because, contrary to some prejudices in India, Meenakshi isn't repeled by dark skins

To know more about this, you can watch the 2nd episode of Chai With Chandāga

Mouki: Yeah... Ouche. it's not a really good episode.

Obviously, we can't ignore the fact that Meenakshi wears blue

The colour blue is really important for Surya

He only paints with shades of blue

"Even when I'm trying to sleep"

"My dreams are all about you"

In India, blue is a significant colour. Many deities have a blue skin, like Rama

The colour blue is associated with wisdom, honesty, the fight against evil and pure feelings

Meenakshi embodies all these qualities. Except anything related to religion.

We never see her praying. Anyway, she's too busy seek the truth about Surya

And... what's next?

Mouki: She's religious!

She's religious because in "Sava Dollar", she asks to be an heroine in exchange of a dollar

It's a common hindu ritual to pray and to give something to a deity in exchange of a favour

Let me be an heroine, I'll give you a dollar

She's always seeking the ENTIRE truth about Surya

And she's wise enough not to listen to the rumours and to see beyond his reputation of drug addict/alcoholic

She's also fearless because she doesn't listen to rumours, but she also stalks him.

She goes into his appartment and his bedroom while he's absent

She also goes to the factory, hides in dark, dangerous places.

Special mention to pure feelings

Meenakshi is pretty naive: she doesn't know what cocaine is and she only watches old Bollywood movies

that encourage modesty

And if we forget about Dreamum Wakeupum (which is nice and sparkly),

Aga Bhai is the only explicit dance number

We can see this as a teenage girl who discovers her sexuality... even though she's 20-ish-years-old

Number 2

[Kuch Kuch Hota Hai Theme Song]

In KKHH, Tina let herself die

KKHH, my "first" movie

It's also the movie that revealed Rani Mukherji's talent

And we're going to talk about her!

Because Tina, her character, let herself die

We know that Tina, little Anjali's mother, died from an internal bleeding shortly after she gave birth

They're called "post partum internal bleedings" or "haemorrhage of deliverance"

It's a weird name, I'm shocked, but anyway

They represent 3 to 8% of postnatal deaths in Occident

The percentage is higher in developing countries, where medical teams are less qualified and have less material

Blood loss starts 24 hours after childbirth

Fortunately, there are ways to prevent and handle it

Since the hospital where Tina is seems like a good hospital (it's clean, they gave her a perfusion

and the medical team is complete)

We thought she could make it through

But the doctor doesn't have good (nor coherent) news for Rahul

Tina's very critical, Rahul

She'll die soon

We did our best, Rahul

She had an internal bleeding

We couldn't do anything

There are ways to prevent internal bleedings if the mother is taken care of during her pregnancy

Unfortunately, there are genetic predispositions that can complicate the processus

Tina's father is a widower from the beginning of the movie, so Tina's mom might have died the same way.

Also, nothing prevented Tina from asking a ceasarean

She knew there would be complications

But she also knew that you wanted this child

She loved this child more than her life

As I said, the bleeding is AFTER childbirth, and the blood loss comes 24 hours later

The mother has had time to expulse the placenta, the umbilical cord and the amniotic membranes

The baby is safe! The could have saved both!

When did Tina write 8 letters that summarized everything she wanted to tell her daughter?

Did she write them hastily on her death bed or did she forecast her death

Did she think she was condemned?

Am I going too far? Wait for it!

Tina insisted to call her daughter Anjali (and Rahul didn't get it)

She asks her 8-year-old daughter to find her husband's (Shahrukh Khan) true love (the big Anjali, Kajol)

If so, why didn't Tina search for Anjali before, you know, marrying Rahul and getting pregnant?

Guilty, but determined to make Rahul happy, Tina agreed to accomplish her marital duty

so, giving him a child, while knowing her mother died from the post-partum internal bleeding

It IS a weird name! But Tina could be freed from her guilt and to free Rahul from their matrimonial ties

for him to seek his true love. This theory was straight from my head

AND NUMBER ONE!

[Hum Hain Tum Pe Atke Yaara]

In the movie Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya, we suspect Vihal's uncle to be gay

We're ready to bet that you didn't suspect us to chose this film as our number one

In fact, this theory was the first one to emerge, and to convince us to do this video

While watching this movie, I couldn't help myself to think that Vishal and Muskaan's uncle was gay

For all kinds of reasons, valid or not

PKTDK is pretty bold in the content, because the form... meh.

Fight scenes, really long song sequences, and a "Ramaiya Vastavaiya" intrigue before its time

We've seen more intense

Bold, because the characters are really far from stereotypes, but they've became stereotypes with time

For example: Suraj's (Salman Khan) friends: a tomboy girl, a douchebag, a dwarf and an homosexual

Nice bunch!

Suraj, he hit me with an egg!

You hit him? Ah!

Come in front! You should always be in front or on our sides!

Now, why did you hit him with an egg?

I didn't hit him, I was just ragging him.

Ragging him?!

UNMARKED HOMOPHOBIA!

The homosexual is very cringy. He uses ALL of the clichés that people have had about homosexuals for decades

As you might know it, the LGBTQ2* community isn't well perceived in India nowadays. Imagine back then!

It was pretty incredible (but the character is a stooge, so the movie's not THAT progressist)

But if they dared to put on screen such a character, why not put on screen his exact opposite

Because homosexual men who don't wear flashy clothes, who aren't always horny and

who don't scream to everyone their sexual preferences

Honestly, except if you're in a bar for single people, nobody (should) care about which gender you like

If your neighbor likes dudes, it's none of your business

Back to the point!

So... Vishal and Muskaan's uncle might be gay

What are the proofs?

First, Vishal says his uncle relinquished marriage to educate them

My uncle is more important to me than my parents

He didn't marry to be able to educate us

But one doesn't prevent the other (Even though it's a common scenario in the industry)

Maybe they would have needed an aunt as a maternal figure. And Muskaan wouldn't have had to do the chores.

Also, have you noticed how the uncle is close to Suraj?

Okay, Suraj saved his life. But add their regular legs massages.

And when the uncle shout against Muskaan because she's having an affair with Suraj

although he specified that her love life was in her brother's hands

who doesn't love Suraj. At all.

Suraj is protected by the uncle.

It seems like...

It goes further than friendship or gratitude...

...No?

- What is it, Suraj? - Nothing, sir. A pain in the neck.

- Come here! - No sir!

- I'll massage you. - No, sir, let me go, please

Strange...

There you go! Chandāga's Chandātheories!

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On this, it was Chandāga

And it was the 5th episode of Chai With Chandāga

*Étoile sings*

Mouki: What did I write?! Étoile: You wrote Aditi and Bunny

Mouki: But it doesn't make sense because... what?

Aditi? Why do we mention Aditi? Étoile: But why?

Bunny has to go!

Okay Avi... and Ranbir... NO! Avi and...

Étoile: WHY?!??

And so is the marve -- *laughs*

Mouki: she's not here right now, can you leave a message?

'Kay thanks

Étoile: You look like you don't give a f*ck

Étoile: But add to this the leg massages...

But add to this the leg massages when the uncle is shouting at Muskaan...

Mouki: WOW! End your sentence!

Mouki: there's supposed to be a dot. Because the way you say it, it looks like the uncle's shouting while

Suraj was giving him a leg massage

Étoile: but there's a comma! Mouki: Oh no!!!

Étoile: I read this like that!

Étoile: "Come on, uncle, it'll be fine"

"B*tch! You won't marry my leg masseur!"

Mouki: The uncle protects Suraj from Vishal.

Étoile: But why does the uncle screams at Muskaan?

Mouki: Because she stole his...

Mouki: because she...

Mouki: I went far, havent' I?

Let's not forget that Maynakshi

Maynakshy?

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Oh look!

The sun

Oh what's this?

Hey! Come on, hey!!!

What???

Do you see anything yet?

I'm not literate

Tran Duy Hung village

What the hell

Is Tran Duy Hung village?

Is it like our village?

I heard that they back after studying in Ha Noi village

They said that Tran Duy Hung village was the most luxurious street in Ha Noi

So why don't we go to glad ?

Let's go. Ah. We can't

, it is said that if you want to be happy in this street,

we should have nn2

What's nn2?

Hostel

but I don't know where is motel?

Why don't you know motel?

Hey! Look! That Nn2 ,you and me go to happy

Come on, let me treat

OMG !I am so nervous

So who will play first, you or me?

Ho ! why don't we play together?

You idiot! We should play together because we don't have enough money

Hey! Let wear it

What are you doing? Do it!

Why?

Are you kidding to me or you really don't know how?

Why do we have to wear it?

this must be wear, you should wear it Otherwise I would be pregnant

But I don't know how

You don't know where to wear?

Give me, let me help

One year later

Come and sit here then.

I just bought a pants

Hey, what do you scratching disgusting?

To itch

By the way, did you to remove it out off yet?

Oh no, one year

I dare not to remove because I afraid she will have baby

Or lets put it out, just ignore her would

be pregnant

Ok, I felt very uncomfortable

Just ignore her would be pregnant, let's put it out I can't take it anymore.

I very to itch

Line up!

What are you doing?

ah, I am the president of the parent council

you are old enough, stop it!

I also want to quit, but they not allow

the last time, if you continue

I will report to the authorities

how wonderful

It was an unplanned and unforeseen occurrence

that's really metamorphosis

why the president of the parent council so really metamorphosis?

Why do you let they say that you are the metamorphosis?

run follow to ask they

Give me hot dog please

So why your face look so scowl and to wretched all day?

Hey Giang! I hear people say what's

your secret to teaching wife well, right?

you ask right the person!

look at me! I have nothing to do, right?

Day by day, I enjoy meals and just seat around do nothing(life with nothing to do),

my wife have to work and serve me all day but also I to abuse it all day

Tell me your secret, please

My secret? Ah!

You have to put your wife in the top of your heart

Do you understand? In that case, you will have whatever you want, do you understand?

good ! great idea! I'll do it tonight. See you.

Do it, Now?

after finishing this job (when it done, I will treat you

Hey! It's night why you bring your luggage to my house?

Hey Giang, we are friend a long time,

why you to play trick on me.

What did I do? Are you carzy?

What's play?!

Look! Look at this

why is Divorce petition?

She said that "get out of the house and let sleep with Lien

Are you crazy! Why do you sleep with my wife?

Because of you Lesion

So, Did you doing right?

I talked just like you. like me?

I said more sweetly than you,

I pretend to be sleep and say Liên, Liên

I have only you. Lien

You're idiot! Lien is my wife, your wife is Hong Anh

Oh my gost, how idiot you are?

Why didn't you tell me more clearly?

What's more clearly? This was just an example like a lesson for you

How stupid you are? If it was me, I would have put a knife on your neck and you have to out of the house

Sa goa đi kha cạp cun ca

Can you speak Vietnamese?

Hey honey!

You can speak vietnames why you to bark?

Do you want massage? honey

No, I unemployed and I don't have money

Don't worry, I will massage free for you

because you help me get out of this bottle.

But I need money, I don't need massage, get out of here!

I can't do it, the only thing I can massage your body

You are a god what kind of god on you?

I am a massage god, I am not a Lamp got

But I need money I don't need massage

Are you wife of the prey?

Yes, it's me

We have official sources reveal that you to force your husband made you to push him down floor

Who to have venomous? Who can to slander for me like that?

I really love my husband

In that day, we had an argument

he wanted to divorce

After that, I said " you will never get out from my hand "

You can choose, me or jump out of upstairs

So, what's his choose

jump off out upstairs

I feel so lonely and unhappy

Calm down!

Hey you! I really unlucky. If you was my husband, what should you chose?

May be I also choose jump out of upstairs

Ah, my sister, I was done…., may I back home

Hey hey. Stay with me for a while!

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Dear sir,

Before I proceed to examine the objections, I beg leave to add a valuable idea respecting

representation, to be collected from De Lo[l]me, and other able writers, which essentially

tends to confirm my positions: They very justly impute the establishment of general and equal

liberty in England to a balance of interests and powers among the different orders of men;

aided by a series of fortunate events, that never before, and possibly never again will

happen.

Before the Norman conquest the people of England enjoyed much of this liberty.

The first of the Norman kings, aided by foreign mercenaries and foreign attendants, obnoxious

to the English, immediately laid arbitrary taxes, and established arbitrary courts, and

severely oppress[ed] all orders of people: The barons and people, who recollected their

former liberties, were induced, by those oppressions, to unite their efforts in their common defence:

Here it became necessary for the great men, instead of deceiving and depressing the people,

to enlighten and court them; the royal power was too strongly fixed to be annihilated,

and rational means were, therefore directed to limiting it within proper bounds.

In this long and arduous task, in this new species of contests, the barons and people

succeeded, because they had been freemen, and knew the value of the object they were

contending for; because they were the people of a small island one people who found it

practicable to meet and deliberate in one assembly, and act under one system of resolves,

and who were not obliged to meet in different provincial assemblies, as is the case in large

countries, as was the case in France, Spain, &c. where their determinations were inconsistent

with each other, and where the king could play off one assembly against another.

It was in this united situation the people of England were for several centuries, enabled

to combine their exertions, and by compacts, as Magna Charta, a bill of rights, &c. were

able to limit, by degrees, the royal prerogatives, and establish their own liberties.

The first combination was, probably, the accidental effect of pre-existing circumstances; but

there was an admirable balance of interests in it, which has been the parent of English

liberty, and excellent regulations enjoyed since that time.

The executive power having been uniformly in the king, and he the visible head of the

nation, it was chimerical for the greatest lord or most popular leader, consistent with

the state of the government, and opinion of the people, to seriously think of becoming

the king's rival, or to aim at even a share of the executive power; the greatest subject's

prospect was only in acquiring a respectable influence in the house of commons, house of

lords, or in the ministry; circumstances at once made it the interests of the leaders

of the people to stand by them.

Far otherwise was it with the ephori in Sparta, and tribunes in Rome.

The leaders in England have led the people to freedom, in almost all other countries

to servitude.

The people in England have made use of deliberate exertions, their safest and most efficient

weapons.

In other countries they have often acted like mobs, and been enslaved by their enemies,

or by their own leaders.

In England, the people have been led uniformly, and systematically by their representatives

to secure their rights by compact, and to abolish innovations upon the government: they

successively obtained Magna Charta, the powers of taxation, the power to propose laws, the

habeas corpus act, bill of rights, &c. they, in short, secured general and equal liberty,

security to their persons and property; and, as an everlasting security and bulwark of

their liberties, they fixed the democratic branch in the legislature, and jury trial

in the execution of the laws, the freedom of the press, &c.

In Rome, and most other countries, the reverse of all this is true.

In Greece, Rome, and wherever the civil law has been adopted, torture has been admitted.

In Rome the people were subject to arbitrary confiscations, and even their lives would

be arbitrarily disposed of by consuls, tribunes, dictators, masters, &c. half of the inhabitants

were slaves, and the other half never knew what equal liberty was; yet in England the

people have had king, lords, and commons; in Rome they had consuls, senators and tribunes:

why then was the government of England so mild and favourable to the body of the people,

and that of Rome an ambitious and oppressive aristocracy?

Why in England have the revolutions always ended in stipulations in favour of general

liberty, equal laws, and the common rights of the people, and in most other countries

in favour only of a few influential men?

The reasons, in my mind, are obvious: In England the people have been substantially represented

in many respects; in the other countries it has not been so.

Perhaps a small degree of attention to a few simple facts will illustrate this.

In England, from the oppressions of the Norman kings to the revolution in 1688, during which

period of two or three hundred years, the English liberties were ascertained and established,

the aristocratic part of that nation was substantially represented by a very large number of nobles,

possessing similar interests and feelings with those they represented.

The body of the people, about four or five millions, then mostly a frugal landed people,

were represented by about five hundred representatives, taken not from the order of men which formed

the aristocracy, but from the body of the people, and possessed of the same interests

and feelings.

De Lo[l]me, speaking of the British representation, expressly founds all his reasons on this union;

this similitude of interests, feelings, views and circumstances.

He observes, the English have preserved their liberties, because they and their leaders

or representatives have been strictly united in interests, and in contending for general

liberty.

Here we see a genuine balance founded in the actual state of things.

The whole community, probably, not more than two-fifths more numerous than we now are,

were represented by seven or eight hundred men; the barons stipulated with the common

people, and the king with the whole.

Had the legal distinction between lords and commons been broken down, and the people of

that island been called upon to elect forty-five senators, and one hundred and twenty representatives,

about the proportion we propose to establish, their whole legislature evidently would have

been of the natural aristocracy, and the body of the people would not have had scarcely

a single sincere advocate; their interests would have been neglected, general and equal

liberty forgot, and the balance lost; contests and conciliations, as in most other countries,

would have been merely among the few, and as it might have been necessary to serve their

purposes, the people at large would have been flattered or threatened, and probably not

a single stipulation made in their favour.

In Rome the people were miserable, though they had three orders, the consuls, senators

and tribunes, and approved the laws, and all for want of a genuine representation.

The people were too numerous to assemble, and do any thing properly themselves; the

voice of a few, the dupes of artifice, was called the voice of the people.

It is difficult for the people to defend themselves against the arts and intrigues of the great,

but by selecting a suitable number of men fixed to their interests to represent them,

and to oppose ministers and senators.

And the people's all depends on the number of the men selected, and the manner of doing

it.

To be convinced of this, we need only attend to the reason of the case, the conduct of

the British commons, and of the Roman tribunes: equal liberty prevails in England, because

there was a representation of the people, in fact and reality, to establish it; equal

liberty never prevailed in Rome, because there was but the shadow of a representation.

There were consuls in Rome annually elected to execute the laws, several hundred senators

represented the great families; the body of the people annually chose tribunes from among

themselves to defend them and to secure their rights; I think the number of tribunes annually

chosen never exceeded ten.

This representation, perhaps, was not proportionally so numerous as the representation proposed

in the new plan; but the difference will not appear to be so great, when it shall be recollected,

that these tribunes were chosen annually; that the great patrician families were not

admitted to these offices of tribunes, and that the people of Italy who elected the tribunes

were a long while, if not always, a small people compared with the people of the United

States.

What was the consequence of this triffling representation?

The people of Rome always elected for their tribunes men conspicuous for their riches,

military commands, professional popularity, &c. great commoners, between whom and the

noble families there was only the shadowy difference of legal distinction.

Among all the tribunes the people chose for several centuries, they had scarcely five

real friends to their interests.

These tribunes lived, felt and saw, not like the people, but like the great patrician families,

like senators and great officers of state, to get into which it was evident, by their

conduct, was their sole object.

These tribunes often talked about the rights and prerogatives of the people, and that was

all; for they never even attempted to establish equal liberty: so far from establishing the

rights of the people, they suffered the senate, to the exclusion of the people, to engross

the powers of taxation; those excellent and almost only real weapons of defence even the

people of England possess.

The tribunes obtained that the people should be eligible to some of the great offices of

state, and marry, if they pleased, into the noble families; these were advantages in their

nature, confined to a few elevated commoners, and of triffling importance to the people

at large.

Nearly the same observations may be made as to the ephori of Sparta.

We may amuse ourselves with names; but the fact is, men will be governed by the motives

and temptations that surround their situation.

Political evils to be guarded against are in the human character, and not in the name

of patrician or plebian.

Had the people of Italy, in the early period of the republic, selected yearly, or biennially,

four or five hundred of their best informed men, emphatically from among themselves, these

representatives would have formed an honest respectable assembly, capable of combining

in them the views and exertions of the people, and their respectability would have procured

them honest and able leaders, and we should have seen equal liberty established.

True liberty stands in need of a fostering hand; from the days of Adam she has found

but one temple to dwell in securely; she has laid the foundation of one, perhaps her last,

in America; whether this is to be compleated and have duration, is yet a question.

Equal liberty never yet found many advocates among the great: it is a disagreeable truth,

that power perverts mens views in a greater degree, than public employments inform their

understandings they become hardened in certain maxims, and more lost to fellow feelings.

Men may always be too cautious to commit alarming and glaring iniquities: but they, as well

as systems, are liable to be corrupted by slow degrees.

Junius well observes, we are not only to guard against what men will do, but even against

what they may do.

Men in high public offices are in stations where they gradually lose sight of the people,

and do not often think of attending to them, except when necessary to answer private purposes.

The body of the people must have this true representative security placed some where

in the nation; and in the United States, or in any extended empire, I am fully persuaded

can be placed no where, but in the forms of a federal republic, where we can divide and

place it in several state or district legislatures, giving the people in these the means of opposing

heavy internal taxes and oppressive measures in the proper stages.

A great empire contains the amities and animosities of a world within itself.

We are not like the people of England, one people compactly settled on a small island,

with a great city filled with frugal merchants, serving as a common centre of liberty and

union: we are dispersed, and it is impracticable for any but the few to assemble in one place:

the few must be watched, checked, and often resisted tyranny has ever shewn a prediliction

to be in close amity with them, or the one man.

Drive it from kings and it flies to senators, to dicemvirs, to dictators, to tribunes, to

popular leaders, to military chiefs, &c.

De Lo[l]me well observes, that in societies, laws which were to be equal to all are soon

warped to the private interests of the administrators, and made to defend the usurpations of a few.

The English, who had tasted the sweets of equal laws, were aware of this, and though

they restored their king, they carefully delegated to parliament the advocates of freedom.

I have often lately heard it observed, that it will do very well for a people to make

a constitution, and ordain, that at stated periods they will chuse, in a certain manner,

a first magistrate, a given number of senators and representatives, and let them have all

power to do as they please.

This doctrine, however it may do for a small republic, as Connecticut, for instance, where

the people may chuse so many senators and representatives to assemble in the legislature,

in an eminent degree, the interests, the views, feelings, and genuine sentiments of the people

themselves, can never be admitted in an extensive country; and when this power is lodged in

the hands of a few, not to limit the few, is but one step short of giving absolute power

to one man in a numerous representation the abuse of power is a common injury, and has

no temptation among the few, the abuse of power may often operate to the private emolument

of those who abuse it.

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