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untouchables/dalits
by Propagandhi711 Thu May 19, 2016 7:38 pm
I was talking to someone from japan and it seems that they have their own version of untouchables called burakami or some such..they were living in the same conditions as the indian version with the same lack of privileges, with the upper "caste" pretending discrimination didnt exist and it was based on their occupation etc...the same nonsense blogeshwara sevanathan peddles over here. very interesting
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Re: untouchables/dalits
by Vakavaka Pakapaka Thu May 19, 2016 8:19 pm
Their version was more brutal. Their lords didn't tolerate even gestures that show disappointments. Their heads were promptly chopped off!
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Re: untouchables/dalits
by swapna Thu May 19, 2016 11:50 pm
oh, in that case, the hindu caste system must be perfectly okay.Propagandhi711 wrote:I was talking to someone from japan and it seems that they have their own version of untouchables called burakami or some such..they were living in the same conditions as the indian version with the same lack of privileges, with the upper "caste" pretending discrimination didnt exist and it was based on their occupation etc...the same nonsense blogeshwara sevanathan peddles over here. very interesting
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Re: untouchables/dalits
by Propagandhi711 Fri May 20, 2016 9:57 am
swapna wrote:oh, in that case, the hindu caste system must be perfectly okay.Propagandhi711 wrote:I was talking to someone from japan and it seems that they have their own version of untouchables called burakami or some such..they were living in the same conditions as the indian version with the same lack of privileges, with the upper "caste" pretending discrimination didnt exist and it was based on their occupation etc...the same nonsense blogeshwara sevanathan peddles over here. very interesting
fuck you, you syrian kishtian kastiesht. look into your own kommunity's kasht discrimination.
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Re: untouchables/dalits
by Vakavaka Pakapaka Fri May 20, 2016 10:49 am
I am sure you know who first used the word caste to describe Indian varna system. Also, you must know who invented the class system. You can lick their ars if you like.swapna wrote:oh, in that case, the hindu caste system must be perfectly okay.Propagandhi711 wrote:I was talking to someone from japan and it seems that they have their own version of untouchables called burakami or some such..they were living in the same conditions as the indian version with the same lack of privileges, with the upper "caste" pretending discrimination didnt exist and it was based on their occupation etc...the same nonsense blogeshwara sevanathan peddles over here. very interesting
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Re: untouchables/dalits
by Seva Lamberdar Fri May 20, 2016 3:30 pm
The real problem about untouchability is due to people not having a clear understanding about it and not knowing how to get rid of it. Here is something relevant in the following from one of my blogs.
There are two important aspects to untouchability: poverty and lowly tasks.
People (especially the “untouchables”) end up being excluded from the social mainstream because of their poor economic condition. The best solution to this problem is to help poor people (including by Govt.) according to their economic condition (poverty line or limit) rather than their caste (ancestors’ occupation) or religion (where, how and to whom people pray).
Moreover, the work performed by poor people (including the untouchables), even though very important to society, is usually manual and menial and it is considered by others as lowly. People, usually the well-to-do, try to shy away from such lowly work and also shun those doing it. The effective solution to this problem is to bring a change in the attitude of people so that they don’t mind undertaking manual and menial tasks and don’t shun the workers engaged in such tasks.
Thus there is a need for important people in society, including ministers, politicians, leaders, officials etc., to carry out public demonstrations (in front of the media) where they engage in cleaning the public toilets and washrooms and sweeping the roads and streets. This will quickly get rid of the taboos about manual and menial work and end discrimination according to occupations.
(http://creative.sulekha.com/some-questions-comments-related-to-hindu-caste-system_595419_blog ..... Appendix)
Practical steps to end untouchability quickly and effectively
There are two important aspects to untouchability: poverty and lowly tasks.
People (especially the “untouchables”) end up being excluded from the social mainstream because of their poor economic condition. The best solution to this problem is to help poor people (including by Govt.) according to their economic condition (poverty line or limit) rather than their caste (ancestors’ occupation) or religion (where, how and to whom people pray).
Moreover, the work performed by poor people (including the untouchables), even though very important to society, is usually manual and menial and it is considered by others as lowly. People, usually the well-to-do, try to shy away from such lowly work and also shun those doing it. The effective solution to this problem is to bring a change in the attitude of people so that they don’t mind undertaking manual and menial tasks and don’t shun the workers engaged in such tasks.
Thus there is a need for important people in society, including ministers, politicians, leaders, officials etc., to carry out public demonstrations (in front of the media) where they engage in cleaning the public toilets and washrooms and sweeping the roads and streets. This will quickly get rid of the taboos about manual and menial work and end discrimination according to occupations.
(http://creative.sulekha.com/some-questions-comments-related-to-hindu-caste-system_595419_blog ..... Appendix)
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