11-22-2005, 09:16 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->If Nehru had subscribed to the Benthamite view of greatest good for the greatest member, he would have gone in for a Hindu State (as some of his compatriots wanted him to do) because the largest number of people in India are Hindus. But Nehru had vision. Hinduism to him was a civilisation not some dogma: it was unthinkable to him that the majesty of a great religion could be confined to some narrow definition of Hindutva. Nehruâs vision of Indian democracy was the vastness and diversity of the country and the plurality of its peoples.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
What a farce, in his own words as he himself said he was the last englishman to rule India, was born accidentally as a Hindu and according to Nehru the Hindu is certianly the most intolerant with the exception of the Jew (or something along those lines), and this jihadi cheerleader thinks Hindus will be fooled forever by the antics of the Muslim minority.
What a farce, in his own words as he himself said he was the last englishman to rule India, was born accidentally as a Hindu and according to Nehru the Hindu is certianly the most intolerant with the exception of the Jew (or something along those lines), and this jihadi cheerleader thinks Hindus will be fooled forever by the antics of the Muslim minority.