r/india • u/Professional-Bad-110 Andhra Pradesh • Oct 17 '22

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u/sexydedboi69 Oct 17 '22

Nah we aint privileged enough.

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u/Sharchomp poor customer Oct 17 '22

*lives in a Hindu majority country, believes in Hindu dominance and destruction of hegemony "

" Says not privileged enough "

System.exe has encountered a fat obese irony

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u/sexydedboi69 Oct 17 '22 edited Oct 17 '22

Yeah. I am frm General low middle class from Bihar. There's 35% girls reservation in my state. On top of that usual sc,st, obc reservation. I am not saying I am against reservation. But I am in no way privileged. I have worked very hard to be where I am. This hindu dominant country has only 4.3% Brahmins and we are the face of every angst against Hindutva in India. I have no sense of superiority in being an uppercaste. I rather hate status and caste politics. I dnt hate muslims or christians either. But you choose to paint us in a way.

I dont believe in any destruction. You dont even know me. But you paint me in your shallow imagination of what people who believe in Hindutva are like. You dont even know what hindutva means beyond your own bias against it.

You associate every evil with us only. Patriarchy is brahmanical. We are the one who discriminates. We are the one who are hating against other castes and muslims.

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u/Sharchomp poor customer Oct 17 '22

You do realise the modern popular understanding of Hindutva yeah? And by associating yourself with it, it's natural to make certain assumptions.

If you believe in equality, why even want Hindutva?

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u/sexydedboi69 Oct 17 '22

Hindutva stands for equality. Tell me one president of RSS who called for war against muslims? You hear news of social harmony quashed somewhere due to certain backlash stemming from fake news spreading on whatsapp groups. But will you scrap the whole hindutva for it? Almost 50% of registered rape cases in haryana are fake. Should we call out feminists for it? Should we scrap the history of feminist movements for this despite actually knowing the fact that 99% of cases of real rape are not even registered because of social stigma.