They support his acting talents and screen image. Please separate the real Salman and the screen Salman. Most of the youngsters may not have been even born when the incidents took place. By mixing the two your own judgement are getting colored. 

There is a difference between REEL life and REAL life. Many actors do not the difference. Those who know about this truth will remain as balanced actors all along their career. others disappear in to oblivion.

I guess only a very stupid or a blindly adoring person gets his or her judgment colored  !!!!

Support for Salman Khans screen presence and whatever else fans feel is fine and understandable but what is far more dangerous is the feeling that he being such a big star should be let off because his life style demands that he party during late hours and get drunk and loses control which is all fine in his position ...This is exactly what a student had to say, and the fault lies with people who sleep on the pavement not Salman's car that climbed the pavement and hit them. The same mindset as seen in the case of Jayalalitha and her supporters and other political leaders who have all been accused of various legal and criminal activities .. The message is as long as you have power and money you need not fear anything because you can get away from just about anything !

Salman knows more than anybody else that, he's permitted to dance, drink and kill anybody. because, he has Loads of money and a host of Fans who applaud whatever their Idol does.

Even those who do not have money try to use other means to escape being pronounced guilty. If someone has money he is more successful. Afterall the courts give judgments on the evidence out before it. 

usha manohar wrote:

I guess only a very stupid or a blindly adoring person gets his or her judgment colored  !!!!

Support for Salman Khans screen presence and whatever else fans feel is fine and understandable but what is far more dangerous is the feeling that he being such a big star should be let off because his life style demands that he party during late hours and get drunk and loses control which is all fine in his position ...This is exactly what a student had to say, and the fault lies with people who sleep on the pavement not Salman's car that climbed the pavement and hit them. The same mindset as seen in the case of Jayalalitha and her supporters and other political leaders who have all been accused of various legal and criminal activities .. The message is as long as you have power and money you need not fear anything because you can get away from just about anything !

It is truth that person who have power and money can do what they want. It is their attitude that what we are saying is true and what we are doing is right.

The fact that Law is made and meant for the rich and influential is well known. Salman is both rich and popular. These two factors are more than enough to commit any crime and go scot-free for Salman. Owing to this very reason, the poor driver of Salman's Gypsy was fearing to come out and challenge Salman's acquittal. If and when this situation in the Judicial system changes and the Law is made equal to all, rich will continue to exploit the loop holes in the system and poor will remain in jails not for Eighteen years but  all along their lives.

It is wrong to say that law is made for the rich and powerful. law is equally applicable to all. It is in its implementation that money power comes into play. 

Is there an example that showed Justice was done to a poor man ? if that's so, why the driver of Salman Khan went in hiding and asked for protection from the police ? He knows very well what  would happen. He will be arrested and put behind the bars.

anil wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

I guess only a very stupid or a blindly adoring person gets his or her judgment colored  !!!!

Support for Salman Khans screen presence and whatever else fans feel is fine and understandable but what is far more dangerous is the feeling that he being such a big star should be let off because his life style demands that he party during late hours and get drunk and loses control which is all fine in his position ...This is exactly what a student had to say, and the fault lies with people who sleep on the pavement not Salman's car that climbed the pavement and hit them. The same mindset as seen in the case of Jayalalitha and her supporters and other political leaders who have all been accused of various legal and criminal activities .. The message is as long as you have power and money you need not fear anything because you can get away from just about anything !

It is truth that person who have power and money can do what they want. It is their attitude that what we are saying is true and what we are doing is right.

 

It also reflects on our society and its don't care attitude.If people are united in their fight against justice and lend support a lot can be achieved. As of now we have womens group that speak in different voices rather than have one agenda of fighting for equality and justice.I have seen these groups actually making matters worse by their insensitive remarks. It is the same with other NGOs too who remain largely selfish and look after their own personal interests ..