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It comes to the conclusion of suppression, that "Give the dog a bad name and hang it." "You are not properly dressed; therefore you should stop it." It is like that

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Conversations and Morning Walks

1975 Conversations and Morning Walks

It comes to the conclusion of suppression, that "Give the dog a bad name and hang it." "You are not properly dressed; therefore you should stop it." It is like that.

Prabhupada: But they may want whimsically, but is there any law?

Jagadisa: No.

Prabhupada: Then what is this nonsense?

City Councillor: It shouldn't be.

Prabhupada: Then what can I do? If they go out of law, then what can I do?

Jagadisa: They want to make their own law.

Prabhupada: That is another thing.

City Councillor: Again, I think the problem now is only complying with the building laws, and that is to get the temple in a safe condition. That's the only problem now. I don't think that there is opposition to the temple per se.

Prabhupada: Then it is... It comes to the conclusion of suppression, that "Give the dog a bad name and hang it." "You are not properly dressed; therefore you should stop it." It is like that.

Sri Govinda: We have spoken very sincerely to the other aldermen, and Mr. Winfield practically is the only one who has responded.

Prabhupada: So public vote... Elect Nixon and then drag him down. This is public opinion. Sometimes make him president, sometimes drag him down. So what is the value of these votes?