ඥාණසාර නම් ප්‍රපංචය තේරුම් ගැනීම

1. Compared to Dr Jayathunga’s previous two articles I have read in this site the article above is of a very high standard, most of all because it is very well balanced.
   However, I would like to point out that the paragraph that says “සමාජ විරෝධී පෞරුෂ අක්‍රමතායෙන් පෙලෙන්නා ඔවුන් හීනවූ සහකම්පනීය අවබෝධයකින් යුක්තය​. අන්‍යන් ගේ අයිතිවාසිකම් ගැන තැකීමක් නොකරති. නිරන්තරයෙන්ම සමාජ නීති රීතීන් උල්ලංඝනය කරති. ඔවුන් අතිශයින්ම මෑන්වීම් (manipulative ) සහිතය​. වගකීම් විරහිත හැසිරීම් රටාවන් පෙන්වති. දැඩි ආවේගීලී බවක් පෙන්වති. බොහෝ විට ප්‍රචණ්ඩ හැසිරීම් රටා වලින් යුක්තය​.” is common to ALL and SUNDRY in the so called “උත්තරීතර” parliament. Not only from the previous Rajapaksha regime but “Yahapaalana” regime too. Therefore, we have obviously handed the country over to a bunch of psychotics – the strongest proof of this is the behavior of the present Prime Minister at important ‘debates’ in parliament and the Present President’s modus operandi – and as a result we are doomed and Sri Lanka is inevitably a ‘failed state’.

   And also I would like to point out that according to Dr Jayatunga’s own logic, imprisoning Rev Gnanasara is not an attempt to suppress him or his movement but on the contrary to make him more popular and his movement stronger because as Dr Jayatunga very correctly points out say both the ruling party and the opposition need him to push their political agendas.

   However, if we take the latest development, i.e., the bail of the reverend being delayed because a representative of the Attorney General’s department “failed to turn up” a real incident and not another gimmick of a media theatrical, that indicates another dangerous trend in the judiciary despite who or what rev Gnagasara is.

   As Dr Jayatunga again very correctly points out Rev Gnanasaara and his kind of activism is not a pragmatic response to Islamic Fundamentalism and worse, that it is counterproductive. First of all, I would like to thank Dr Jayatunga for accepting the FACT that there IS a phenomenon called “Islamic Fundamentalism” and it is NOT merely a figment of imagination or a fantasising of an “enemy” – like it is very often pointed out in articles in this site. Secondly, I hope that this article would initiate a discussion on racism in politics, whether it is majority politics or minority politics.

   Finally like to thank Dr Jayatunga for being brave enough to touch on the ordaining of minors in the Buddhist tradition. I too believe that this has to be categorised as a form of child abuse. At present the liberal media and the so called “Human Rights Activist”are hitting President Trump and his Government with all they have because of separating minors from their parents in imposing immigration law, but nobody seem to think the injustice that is happening to children whether it is ordaining as monks in Buddhist tradition or Muslims dressing up little girls with the full Islamic dress code including the face mask.

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