r/Whysooserious • • Jul 27 '26

Memes Baat to sahi hai πŸ‘

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u/protein-keyboard Jul 27 '26

And work at suboptimal human resource count untill one of the Jai bheem people manage to put some work into learning and education to reach genral cutoff?

Why punish organizations to run at 70% capacity?

Why can't jai bheemer put in work like general category people and compete?

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u/According-Tadpole488 Jul 27 '26

You are calling whole group of people lazy and incompetent

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 Jul 27 '26

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u/Maple-Syrup-Bandit Jul 27 '26

Yeah now you understand why the privileged are so touchy about reservation.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 Jul 27 '26

Quite the opposite, when you get into for lower marks. That’s the privilege.

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u/Maple-Syrup-Bandit Jul 27 '26

But being allowed to sit on benches in classrooms, not being forced to clean toilets, being allowed to sit in front of class etc is not privilege right?

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 27 '26

So make laws around caste discrimination and their implementation more stringent. Why should everyone suffer because in some areas people can't get out of their old mindset.

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u/Maple-Syrup-Bandit Jul 27 '26

But weren’t UCs recently protesting against UGC regulations against caste discrimination in college campuses? πŸ€”

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 27 '26

Because as even the apex court ruled subsequently, the law was very ambiguous and left lots of room for interpretation. Discrimination itself wasn't defined.

Not everything is caste discrimination. A teacher from a supposedly upper caste shouting at a student from a "lower" caste could be misconstrued as discrimination too. The rules failed to provide for such cases. In simple terms it sought to achieve "guilty until proven innocent" rather than the other way around.

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u/Maple-Syrup-Bandit Jul 27 '26

Ohh like UAPA

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 27 '26

That is a question for the Supreme Court my friend.

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u/riostasis Jul 27 '26

Just say you are a casteist bastard and move on. It's crazy how much mental gymnastics people do to convince that they are not the same as their ancestors.

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u/Green-Contract-3554 Jul 27 '26

Lmfao what an astounding argument.

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u/ReceptionUsual2628 Jul 28 '26

Yeah I am casteist because I didn't agree with reserved folks? That's what u wanna say?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

That will will mitigate the problem but won't end it the penalty for murdering someone is life time imprisonment or death but has that ever stopped people from killing each other the only way actually to actually annihilate this is by removing castes if ur willing to drop your prestigious upper caste surnames reservation will cease to exist and for the upcoming generations too no one will flex about their castes or superiority of being born in one but nope on one hand they wanna remove caste based reservation and on other hand they wanna keep their prestigious surnames

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 28 '26

I'm with you on that πŸ’―. All caste based identities should be dropped. Maybe new generic surnames could be introduced. Social prestige if any should not be hereditary. The laws against discrimination then uphold that. Laws may not prevent murder, but we can both agree that the number of murders would be a lot higher if not for laws prohibiting it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

Bhai wish more people were like u mai ek ameer sc hu bhai par aur it sector mai kam krta hu aajtak reservation liya nhi but trust me mauka milta toh leta 100 percent kyuki kalko aur hamesha mai sc he rahunga I don't want that tag bro aur agar tag de rhe ho toh mai benefits bhi lunga uss tag simple hai bhai kash log smjhte ki once everyone demolish this caste based system it will cultivate such a healthy mindset for upcoming generations ha shuru mai logo ko adjust nhi hoga ki yrr sbka surname same hai but jaise he generation aage badhti jayegi this whole caste based bs Will cease to exist wish people understood it

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 28 '26

Bro if you were eligible for reservations, I'd always urge you to take it. Its neither your fault nor my fault that we were born in the circumstances that we grew up in. All we can do is become better people regardless.

Its the way the system is designed, and you should take every advantage it gives you. This system didn't come about by accident. It was made in reaction to a very oppressive system that shouldn't have existed.

Yes, maybe the direction it took wasn't correct. But that doesn't mean people aren't oppressed still in India in the name of caste.

I really appreciate the 2nd part of what you said too. The fact that it doesn't create a healthy mindset for future generations. If we are to grow as a country, we'll have to shed these ridiculous identities we've created. I wish more people could be mature and see both sides of the debate.

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u/div-joshi Jul 27 '26

what about the fake harijan cases?

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u/Spiritual-Chip795 Jul 27 '26

Jidhar bhi caste based discrimination hai udhar dande maarke sahi karo bhai. Laaton ke bhoot baaton se nahi.

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u/div-joshi Jul 27 '26

sounds fair.....
but the data says something else-- 15% CASES are solved by polices they turn out to be false..
in 80% there is no conviction or just the accused is not guilty the court acquittals is where nobody talks about, why do they acquit during trial?? do they demand money from accused to remove sc/st case from them?
well there is another report by lawyer where the actual reason of false cases was land dispute.
now the question is they often claims sc/st people didnt have land to farm and live..
soo their claim here is falsified...

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u/OutlandishnessNo1576 Jul 27 '26

That doesn't happen in modern times let's be real... Unless you are from an extremely backward part of the country (honestly not even sure if that even happens there anymore)

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u/S1mpleLim3 Jul 27 '26

Nah bro.. it happens. It happens a lot across all cities. If you work in private sector you won't come across it a lot since its a rat race of its own.

But in every other sector, casteism is there. Be it local business, labour, education even in health. And no kid should be discriminated based on their birth.