This Book is comparing Hindus (code for Brahmins) to Apartheid era South Africa during white minority rule.

When will their randirona stop? Never. It's funny however.

Odd day we are superior oldest civilization saar

Even day we are victims saar

.Truth is all of India's social cultural and even economic problems can be traced to the influence of Hinduism in this rotten society.

I mean like they have no idea how bad image india will get haivng more budget than most Hollywood block busters (2000 cr per movie) only for this game like graphics

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When RSS- Bajrang Dal goons claim "We are fighting for Hindus," the reporter asks them one question: Ankita Bhandari was a Hindu too. Where were you when she needed justice?

We are all Indians, so let's all try to remain Indians, not as people of any particular religion.

The prevalence of this shit on the internet is increasing day by day. Notice how they are trying to make violence cool. Also in the next breath they will say Hinduism is peaceful and non violent religion 🤣😂

P. S. Krishna never fought in the Kurukshetra War and Gandhari curses him in the end for his immoral ways. Guess Hindus never read their own scriptures because they are busy making new mythology.

Just saw this on insta and fell into a thought.

Isn't this a type of circus and entertainment only where the performer is performing some type of act to entertain the viewers.

The point here is that art is dependent on religion to get audience. A person doing this while wearing normal clothes might not get this much attention

https://youtube.com/shorts/FkL6qkHTo-o?si=97qRZkhPvmsRNYqB

The Mahapurana is a Digambara Jain text written in the Rashtrakuta Kingdom of South India (Mostly Modern Karnataka, India)

Some would argue rejection of creator God and creationism but believing in other spiritual mumbo jumbo like karma would not make you atheist in the modern sense.

However I think this statement is quite atheistic for it's time. There were always people who found the whole idea of God/Gods absurd.

See, I know it's just a film, and probably a well-made one, with good VFX, good acting, and some basic things done right. But why are people so excited?

I mean, even as an atheist, can you understand why people are this excited? We don't believe in the Ramayana and its characters, so of course we won't be as excited about this one. But are you guys ever this excited about a film when the entire storyline, all the plot points, and every character arc are already so familiar to you? Can you ever go to a film just to see how well it's made rather than to find out what happens?

What do you think about a film potentially becoming the highest-grossing Indian film of all time when its plot, story, and characters are already known to everyone? Isn't the story the most important part of a film, rather than just the VFX, BGM, and stuff like that? Why don't people ever get tired of watching the same story over and over again?

I'm also hugely disappointed in Aamir, with his ultimate ambition being to make the Mahabharata. Seriously, man? Aamir is someone who has consistently strived to create good, new, creative, and thoughtful cinema. What is he going to offer that's new with the Mahabharata?

And the thing is, even though the characters and the setup are great, the makers have to make sure they don't deviate from the original source material, even to take a little creative liberty. Otherwise, they'll face huge backlash because people get offended by the tiniest things these days.

This was just about the film-watching POV. I'm also frustrated with everything surrounding the film's release.

First of all, the film is being marketed as "Our Truth, Our History." Seriously? Why is this everywhere nowadays?

The entire ecosystem feels like everyone is catering to them. Propaganda films are being made and promoted left, right, and centre; Ranveer visiting the RSS headquarters after D2's success; religious films making a fortune; most public figures seeming busy bootlicking; eggs being removed from mid-day meals in the name of religion; evolution being removed from textbooks. Everywhere I look, I see their ecosystem, and it's just so frustrating.

They're leaving no stone unturned in marketing this film, catering to religious people, getting MrBeast to chant "Jai Shri Ram", and presenting the film as some kind of divine experience. And people will probably buy into it.

I know all art is political, and everyone is well within their rights to create and watch such films. But when is this going to end? Will it ever?

Let me know what you guys think about the points I've raised.

This is the most common verse cited from the Quran to show that Islam encourages violence against non Muslims. Muslims argue that there's a context behind it, some war or something. Not a general divine command.

So Abhijit Dipke is a Navayana Ambedkarite Buddhist. His ancestors the Marathi speaking Mahars gave up their Hindu caste identity and do not identify with Hinduism ie Brahminical religion now

Whatever maybe your views on the CJP but he is the only one who still gets casteist abuse though there are other leaders of the CJP like Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka and a host of others.

Sanatanis may talk english even pretend to be atheist but can never get caste out of their head. I still say Hindu Rashtra is just Brahmin Rashtra

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Forget scheduled castes even other non brahmins are lower in the caste hierarchy to Brahmins. I still don't understand how any non brahmin accepts this degradation which is theologically justified​

They have no self respect.

Bajrang dal carrying out Tilak drive to stop muslims from entering garba events.

Like whenever someone says something controversial written in book

The argument was that the context matter.

Also when you talk about aisha marriage they say you cannot compare morality based on today's society to a 1400 year old society

Please what are your ways to debunk this.