Beef eating

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:26 pm

...is everyone's right... If people thought it is not right - for religious, economic, or environment reasons, they can impose a hefty "Gau Tax" like they do on Cigarettes and alcohol. The hefty Gau tax can be similar to Jizziya and and very high so that if at all anyone wants to eat they better pay.

This is a brilliant idea and hope Modi ji takes note of this post.

by goodcitizn Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:33 pm

If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?

by Hellsangel Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:36 pm

goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?

Forgetting fish and tortoises?

by goodcitizn Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:37 pm

Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?
Forgetting fish and tortoises?

True.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:01 pm

goodcitizn wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?
Forgetting fish and tortoises?

True.

I admire iSlam on this point. They consider everyone and everything killable - Cows, camels, pigs, infidels, kafirs, chicken and goats.

by goodcitizn Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:07 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?
Forgetting fish and tortoises?

True.

I admire iSlam on this point. They consider everyone and everything killable - Cows, camels, pigs, infidels, kafirs, chicken and goats.

That was funny, Upps.

by Hellsangel Tue Oct 06, 2015 2:28 pm

by truthbetold Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:37 pm

Muslims do not eat pigs. Just clarifying.

Why is anyone talking about beef eating? whose fucking business is it?

by bw Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:45 pm

wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

by MaxEntropy_Man Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:55 pm

truthbetold wrote:Muslims do not eat pigs. Just clarifying.

Why is anyone talking about beef eating? whose fucking business is it?

you seem quite angry and i am not sure why.

whose business is it? farmers, people who study nutrition science, food security, agricultural economics, and individuals who are interested in their families eating healthy food.

by garam_kuta Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:03 pm

bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

because they simbly cross the double yellow, all the time Laughing

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:48 pm

bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

முருகா அப்பனே பழநிஆன்டவனே

by bw Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:01 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

முருகா அப்பனே பழநிஆன்டவனே

adhu mayil. what about the poor kozhis? why didn't anyone make them sacred? so unfair!

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:23 pm

bw wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

முருகா அப்பனே பழநிஆன்டவனே

adhu mayil. what about the poor kozhis? why didn't anyone make them sacred? so unfair!

I need to report you (and the entire SuCH) to Bhagwat Ji.

by Merlot Daruwala Wed Oct 07, 2015 3:12 am

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:
truthbetold wrote:Muslims do not eat pigs. Just clarifying.

Why is anyone talking about beef eating? whose fucking business is it?

you seem quite angry and i am not sure why.

whose business is it? farmers, people who study nutrition science, food security, agricultural economics, and individuals who are interested in their families eating healthy food.

Cattle is not grown in India as a food. Cow slaughter is illegal in most parts of India, and since a cow is more profitable from milk than as meat, no farmer will sell a cow unless it is of zero economic value. So that takes care of your farmers, food security and agricultural economics.

As for individuals interested in healthy eating, beef-eating is none of their fucking business anyway!

by Guest Wed Oct 07, 2015 4:57 am

bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

hahahahahahaah! what an astute observation!!!!

i googled. it is not that chickens were not around in antiquity (in india). puzzling why they don't appear in our myths and folk lore. maybe they were not domesticated (sounds far fetched) or, if domesticated, not consumed (but no proscription). the hindi murg or murgi is derived from farsi (no prakrit/sanskrit name? puzzling!). as i have stated earlier, aristocratic hindu bengalis did not consume chicken (mucholmander khaba -- muslim food) till recently.

by Merlot Daruwala Wed Oct 07, 2015 5:05 am

brie wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

hahahahahahaah! what an astute observation!!!!

i googled. it is not that chickens were not around in antiquity (in india). puzzling why they don't appear in our myths and folk lore. maybe they were not domesticated (sounds far fetched) or, if domesticated, not consumed (but no proscription). the hindi murg or murgi is derived from farsi (no prakrit/sanskrit name? puzzling!). as i have stated earlier, aristocratic hindu bengalis did not consume chicken (mucholmander khaba -- muslim food) till recently.

They do appear in later texts like the puranas. Miscellaneous deities ("Devi" in one purana, Kartikeya in another) are depicted as holding (of all things), a kukkuta or cock in one of their many arms.

I also recall some story of Krishna killing a chicken, but can't find any reference. Will search some more.

by Guest Wed Oct 07, 2015 6:03 am

Merlot Daruwala wrote:
brie wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

hahahahahahaah! what an astute observation!!!!

i googled. it is not that chickens were not around in antiquity (in india). puzzling why they don't appear in our myths and folk lore. maybe they were not domesticated (sounds far fetched) or, if domesticated, not consumed (but no proscription). the hindi murg or murgi is derived from farsi (no prakrit/sanskrit name? puzzling!). as i have stated earlier, aristocratic hindu bengalis did not consume chicken (mucholmander khaba -- muslim food) till recently.

They do appear in later texts like the puranas. Miscellaneous deities ("Devi" in one purana, Kartikeya in another) are depicted as holding (of all things), a kukkuta or cock in one of their many arms.

I also recall some story of Krishna killing a chicken, but can't find any reference. Will search some more.

right! one prakrit or sanskrit word for chicken! OK, i'll take your word that they appear in the puranas!

by Merlot Daruwala Wed Oct 07, 2015 7:06 am

brie wrote:
Merlot Daruwala wrote:
brie wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

hahahahahahaah! what an astute observation!!!!

i googled. it is not that chickens were not around in antiquity (in india). puzzling why they don't appear in our myths and folk lore. maybe they were not domesticated (sounds far fetched) or, if domesticated, not consumed (but no proscription). the hindi murg or murgi is derived from farsi (no prakrit/sanskrit name? puzzling!). as i have stated earlier, aristocratic hindu bengalis did not consume chicken (mucholmander khaba -- muslim food) till recently.

They do appear in later texts like the puranas. Miscellaneous deities ("Devi" in one purana, Kartikeya in another) are depicted as holding (of all things), a kukkuta or cock in one of their many arms.

I also recall some story of Krishna killing a chicken, but can't find any reference. Will search some more.

right! one prakrit or sanskrit word for chicken! OK, i'll take your word that they appear in the puranas!

Modern day depictions of Karthikeya aka Murugan have a rooster adorning his flag:
Beef eating Lord-Murugan-Songs

by Guest Wed Oct 07, 2015 7:14 am

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Modern day depictions of Karthikeya aka Murugan has a rooster adorning his flag:

hmmmm.

by goodcitizn Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:58 am

Merlot Daruwala wrote:
brie wrote:
Merlot Daruwala wrote:
brie wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

hahahahahahaah! what an astute observation!!!!

i googled. it is not that chickens were not around in antiquity (in india). puzzling why they don't appear in our myths and folk lore. maybe they were not domesticated (sounds far fetched) or, if domesticated, not consumed (but no proscription). the hindi murg or murgi is derived from farsi (no prakrit/sanskrit name? puzzling!). as i have stated earlier, aristocratic hindu bengalis did not consume chicken (mucholmander khaba -- muslim food) till recently.

They do appear in later texts like the puranas. Miscellaneous deities ("Devi" in one purana, Kartikeya in another) are depicted as holding (of all things), a kukkuta or cock in one of their many arms.

I also recall some story of Krishna killing a chicken, but can't find any reference. Will search some more.

right! one prakrit or sanskrit word for chicken! OK, i'll take your word that they appear in the puranas!

Modern day depictions of Karthikeya aka Murugan have a rooster adorning his flag:

Poor Lord Karthikeya ... even with this ad, he hasn't been able to stop "rooster" fights in TN villages where Murugan temples abound.

by Merlot Daruwala Wed Oct 07, 2015 10:34 am

For all you know, the warrior might have chosen the rooster as his mascot precisely for its fighting spirit!

by garam-kuta Wed Oct 07, 2015 11:12 am

bw wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

முருகா அப்பனே பழநிஆன்டவனே

adhu mayil. what about the poor kozhis? why didn't anyone make them sacred? so unfair!

forget sacred, they made it into a superhero. watch from 04:50 onwards for a very entertaining action sequence.

by bw Wed Oct 07, 2015 7:01 pm

Veeu wrote:
bw wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
bw wrote:wonder why chickens were not featured in the hindu mythology. did they not exist? why didn't some god use them as his/her vehicle?

paavam chickens.

முருகா அப்பனே பழநிஆன்டவனே

adhu mayil. what about the poor kozhis? why didn't anyone make them sacred? so unfair!

forget sacred, they made it into a superhero. watch from 04:50 onwards for a very entertaining action sequence.

haha@kozhiman.

turns out that there is some reference in the indian mythology - i don't recall reading an ACK on this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soorapadam

by MaxEntropy_Man Wed Oct 07, 2015 8:17 pm

Murugan has a sEval kodi.

by Kris Thu Oct 08, 2015 12:55 am

goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?

>>>it is one thing thing to give up movie-poster fed skinny cows, but our ancients were not letting go of pepperoni that easily. No way, no how.

by goodcitizn Thu Oct 08, 2015 1:52 am

Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?
>>>it is one thing thing to give up movie-poster fed skinny cows, but our ancients were not letting go of pepperoni that easily. No way, no how..

Those movie-poster feeding cows have graduated to eating garbage from dumps these days. That's a repulsive sight in a country replete with flag-wavers of cow worship.

by confuzzled dude Thu Oct 08, 2015 2:14 am

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?
>>>it is one thing thing to give up movie-poster fed skinny cows, but our ancients were not letting go of pepperoni that easily. No way, no how..

Those movie-poster feeding cows have graduated to eating garbage from dumps these days. That's a repulsive sight in a country replete with flag-wavers of cow worship.

Nandi & Kamadhenu of plastic hills.

http://www.vspca.org/programs/plasticcow.php

by southindian Thu Oct 08, 2015 11:01 am

brie wrote:
Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Modern day depictions of Karthikeya aka Murugan has a rooster adorning his flag:
hmmmm.

BJP should support projects manufacturing toilets that do not accepts beef excreta. If beef was eaten then excreta shoved up where it came from.

by Vakavaka Pakapaka Thu Oct 08, 2015 11:16 am

goodcitizn wrote:If the boar is the varaha avatar of Vishnu why is it not holy? How come the people who object to the slaughtering of cows turn a blind eye to pigs?

Varaha is also worshipped by the "enlightened". Dog, rat, snake, elephant, lion, tiger, etc., etc., are all worshipped. That is what makes you a Kafir ("sarvam Vishnu mayam jagat", "sarvam khalvidam Brahma").

Cow is used as a metaphor for kamadhenu. To understand Kamadhenu, one should understand the basics of Hinduism.

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