navin and jeeta are big swine

in mauritius our health service is not as good as in india, in india doctors have conpassion they make it a must to saVE LIFE. THEY LIKE THERE JOB WHERE AS IN MAURITUS DOCTOR LOVE MONEY. THATS WHY PEOPLE ARE DYING

IF THESE PATIENT WERE GIVEN TAMIFLU MAYBE THEY WOULD HAVE SURVIVE , DOCTORS FIRST GIVE AMOXILIN PANADOL IF A PATIENT IS NOT OK AFTER 2 DAYS THEN THEY GIVE TAMIFLU AS IF THEY HAVE LOW RESERVE OF TAMIFLU. SAMEM TOO LATE PEOPLE ARE DYING. NOW WHOSE FAULT IS IT MINISTERS OR DOCTORS.

As far as India is concerned…i think our health service (government one) here is of the same rating as India’s lol…== Really poor.

I use both words here to make the article sound like a blog post and not a news report copied from english and translated using google translate like some do. Well since you mentioned it, do check the tags, and previous articles. They all (in case i didnt miss it) contain the necessary terms.

Concerning the swearing in my articles, guy…believe me this is a blog and not a newspaper. It’s called versatile blogging. A blogger (most do it btw) usually express himself using the words that he likes. People who like it read it. On the other hand, you should have noticed that even though I use the swears… I use them in TWO IMPORTANT conditions only:

1. They are censored using chars so that those who kno what it means, they know it. While those who don’t (which is rare) are not offended.
2. Review all articles. There are different categories of articles on this blog. There are tech ones, professional ones, third party news report and personally affected one like this one. Swears or censored swears are used when it is needed to better express the inspiration. if you think only this blog uses swears, then do take the time to look for some other blogs (popular ones) around the same topics etc. You will see the blogsphere is filled with it.

In a post for children, the article is written in another way. In a post for teens, the language is different. In a post where mostly geek are targeted the terms used are different. Same applies for criticism articles ..like this one.

Just for ref: This guy is a real blogger (PotPolitics) – To use the words where needed and say what you have to say unlike newspapers.

Finally am not a brute lol. I also maintain two other blogs not known to the Mauritian blogsphere and of course the way to write depends on the topic on which you are writing. For example if I think X is a sh!t…i can’t say X is an angel.. right? Better be frank in life. And I appreciate you were too to ask the question.

Peace.