Betichod, casteism in india is way worse.... Upper caste, Dalits and shudraa all are same.

[muthmaxxer]

There are so many Caste kanger muhh superior caste, I feel like keelling them. Men and women alike. And these mofuggers are same person who talk about hindu unity. Lawden bhojyam, bahar bhago india se behenchodo, ye sad chuka hai.

 

[The Reaver]

I actually do support casteism but am against untouchability. I subscribe to the notion of Plato's utopian Callipolis wherein people are stratified on the basis of the job they are naturally best-fitted for. The highest class would of course be the intellectuals (which correspond with brahmin in the curry version) to whom should be given total control over the government. Essentially I want a totalitarian meritocracy with a strict hierarchy of individuals sorted by the profession allotted to each. This is all just theoretical of course; it is ideal but not very practicable.

The fault of Hindu casteism is that it treats caste as hereditary, which causes it to be associated with "race". This is very harmful and causes friction between the groups. In an ideal world, caste would have been an inherited trait but unfortunately we do not live in an ideal world. Nature clearly intends that caste be hereditary (that is why IQ, physical ability etc are strongly correlated with the person's genetic background) but it fails to achieve perfection which is why for example sometimes two intellectually unremarkable parents give birth to a gifted prodigy. Such genetic aberrations are the reason why I want caste to not be strictly hereditary, individuals should be made to ascend/descend from their birth caste in accordance with the abilities (or lack thereof) they exhibit. In ancient India, this was not the case which is why the varna system was so horrible.

 

[muthmaxxer]

This is what I was trying to tell exactly, but they started abusing me. Jfl, and if I had punched them, they would have broken friendship.


Except that brahmin should held the govt part..... It should be purely meritocracy, I have seen very less intelligent brahmins too.

 

[fullofchagrin]

is the caste system actually a real thing in india, or is it more like a bygone tradition that is still somewhat relevant but not really practiced anymore?

 

[muthmaxxer]

is the caste system actually a real thing in india, or is it more like a bygone tradition that is still somewhat relevant but not really practiced anymore?

It's practiced in full throttle, you will never see this gone atleast for another 270 years....... A brahmin girl father had slapped me just because she asked for raw mango in childhood from me which I had two, and I gave her one even though I didn't want to but only because I found her beautiful and liked her, I belong to a backward caste called "kurmi" which is mainly engaged in agriculture and is landowning caste but not as previleged as Brahmins, that traumatized me, Even though I have gotten beaten on many occasions by parents that slap hurts me most, I haven't talked to her till now again and parents have shifted to city.... Upper caste men/women don't marry lower caste as they fear honor killing(in case of women or social exclusion) and men don't do it because they think their value will be degraded...

 

[Diddy]

Every curry is a Dalit to other races

 

[muthmaxxer]

is the caste system actually a real thing in india, or is it more like a bygone tradition that is still somewhat relevant but not really practiced anymore?

View: https://x.com/Hopeless_incel/status/1923969906451558598?t=GURvvnznVr2axz65SlYdjQ&s=19
see this x thread you would recognise me.

 

[fullofchagrin]

It's practiced in full throttle, you will never see this gone atleast for another 270 years....... A brahmin girl father had slapped me just because she asked for raw mango in childhood from me which I had two, and I gave her one even though I didn't want to but only because I found her beautiful and liked her, I belong to a backward caste called "kurmi" which is mainly engaged in agriculture and is landowning caste but not as previleged as Brahmins, that traumatized me, Even though I have gotten beaten on many occasions by parents that slap hurts me most, I haven't talked to her till now again and parents have shifted to city.... Upper caste men/women don't marry lower caste as they fear honor killing(in case of women or social exclusion) and men don't do it because they think their value will be degraded...

is it just social or also legal, like, if you reported him to the police for assault would he not get in trouble for it because you are a ''lower caste''? and how is it decided who belongs to an upper or to a lower caste, is it a socioeconomical thing?

 

[muthmaxxer]

is it just social or also legal, like, if you reported him to the police for assault would he not get in trouble for it because you are a ''lower caste''?

He would get in trouble but I didn't gained consciousness, I was 11 years old, my parents shrugged it off as you should respect elders, but what he said was "isse aam nahi lena"(don't take mango from him) which was obviously casteist, infact he was most casteist brahmin in my village.



"Who belongs to upper caste?" It's patriarchal determined by birth, and father caste is bestowed upon child. It's not social but not economical, as my caste is way richer through hardwork than those brahmins but in hierarchy we are lower.

 

[muthmaxxer]

Every curry is a Dalit to other races

Indian live in false nationalism and supremacy. I say even Papuans looks better than every indian men just not their women.

 

[fullofchagrin]

He would get in trouble but I didn't gained consciousness, I was 11 years old, my parents shrugged it off as you should respect elders, but what he said was "isse aam nahi lena"(don't take mango from him) which was obviously casteist, infact he was most casteist brahmin in my village.



"Who belongs to upper caste?" It's patriarchal determined by birth, and father caste is bestowed upon child. It's not social but not economical, as my caste is way richer through hardwork than those brahmins but in hierarchy we are lower.

that's crazy man. thanks for explaining

 

[The Reaver]

is the caste system actually a real thing in india, or is it more like a bygone tradition that is still somewhat relevant but not really practiced anymore?

Its a very real thing. Especially in rural areas. In urban areas, it is mostly dead now although I might be biased since I'm an upper caste urbanite.

 

[The Reaver]

It's practiced in full throttle, you will never see this gone atleast for another 270 years....... A brahmin girl father had slapped me just because she asked for raw mango in childhood from me which I had two, and I gave her one even though I didn't want to but only because I found her beautiful and liked her, I belong to a backward caste called "kurmi" which is mainly engaged in agriculture and is landowning caste but not as previleged as Brahmins, that traumatized me, Even though I have gotten beaten on many occasions by parents that slap hurts me most, I haven't talked to her till now again and parents have shifted to city.... Upper caste men/women don't marry lower caste as they fear honor killing(in case of women or social exclusion) and men don't do it because they think their value will be degraded...

Brutal. I'm sorry for your experiences brocel.

 

[boneless goblin]

I actually do support casteism but am against untouchability. I subscribe to the notion of Plato's utopian Callipolis wherein people are stratified on the basis of the job they are naturally best-fitted for. The highest class would of course be the intellectuals (which correspond with brahmin in the curry version) to whom should be given total control over the government. Essentially I want a totalitarian meritocracy with a strict hierarchy of individuals sorted by the profession allotted to each. This is all just theoretical of course; it is ideal but not very practicable.

The fault of Hindu casteism is that it treats caste as hereditary, which causes it to be associated with "race". This is very harmful and causes friction between the groups. In an ideal world, caste would have been an inherited trait but unfortunately we do not live in an ideal world. Nature clearly intends that caste be hereditary (that is why IQ, physical ability etc are strongly correlated with the person's genetic background) but it fails to achieve perfection which is why for example sometimes two intellectually unremarkable parents give birth to a gifted prodigy. Such genetic aberrations are the reason why I want caste to not be strictly hereditary, individuals should be made to ascend/descend from their birth caste in accordance with the abilities (or lack thereof) they exhibit. In ancient India, this was not the case which is why the varna system was so horrible.

curry is curry

 

[The Reaver]

curry is curry

 

[adharmi]

All religions are retarded but Hinduism is even more bizzare in this aspect that they treat "their own people" worst than animals while worshiping animals as gods and shit.

 

[muthmaxxer]

Couldn't agree more.... They live in the subcontinental bubble, hope it burst soon...

All religions are retarded but Hinduism is even more bizzare in this aspect that they treat "their own people" worst than animals while worshiping animals as gods and shit.

 

[Redeemer]

as my caste is way richer through hardwork

Is that hardwork called the Obc quota used by your caste from three decades, and the agricultural land you guys got during land reforms?

 

[Manlet_cel]

as my caste is way richer through hardwork than those brahmins but in hierarchy we are lower.

No such thing exist lmao HaRdWoRkInG reeeeeeeeee
You are just a labour and die a labour brahmin gave alot of things to this land from philosophy to maths what u gave?

 

[Manlet_cel]

I actually do support casteism but am against untouchability. I subscribe to the notion of Plato's utopian Callipolis wherein people are stratified on the basis of the job they are naturally best-fitted for. The highest class would of course be the intellectuals (which correspond with brahmin in the curry version) to whom should be given total control over the government. Essentially I want a totalitarian meritocracy with a strict hierarchy of individuals sorted by the profession allotted to each. This is all just theoretical of course; it is ideal but not very practicable.

The fault of Hindu casteism is that it treats caste as hereditary, which causes it to be associated with "race". This is very harmful and causes friction between the groups. In an ideal world, caste would have been an inherited trait but unfortunately we do not live in an ideal world. Nature clearly intends that caste be hereditary (that is why IQ, physical ability etc are strongly correlated with the person's genetic background) but it fails to achieve perfection which is why for example sometimes two intellectually unremarkable parents give birth to a gifted prodigy. Such genetic aberrations are the reason why I want caste to not be strictly hereditary, individuals should be made to ascend/descend from their birth caste in accordance with the abilities (or lack thereof) they exhibit. In ancient India, this was not the case which is why the varna system was so horrible.

Stop yapping no one cares jfl xD
You got discriminate sad so? We can't do anything and so forget about it and learn your place in life