11-11-2006, 03:32 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-11-2006, 03:33 AM by Bharatvarsh.)
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->I think the time of carrying the cross etc is over. Ramadoss said the debate about quotasystem is over - quota is the in-thing. Its best if all communities look after their own - whats in the way is the concept of 'open' quotas. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
And that ain't gonna happen, anyway many of the FC's are finished, they are immersed in luxury living and are busy copying the latest fad from the West.
Check out some of the prominent commie names and you will find that most of them are FC, it has got to the point where the Hindus I talk to including myself approach an article expecting the worst if we see the author's name as some Chatterjee or Banerjee or Mukherjee. That maybe prejudicial but we all have our prejudices and things have reached a point where you will be cautious from the beginning if you see those names.
Let's take TN, why would Brahmins get reservations if they demand them?
Do they matter politically in terms of votes and the answer is a clear no.
Do they have any demographic strength in TN and the answer is again a no, infact they have a low birth rate.
Only the communities that are assertive about their rights and have some useful card to play for the politicians will get reservations, otherwise they will all end up like the KP's.
And that ain't gonna happen, anyway many of the FC's are finished, they are immersed in luxury living and are busy copying the latest fad from the West.
Check out some of the prominent commie names and you will find that most of them are FC, it has got to the point where the Hindus I talk to including myself approach an article expecting the worst if we see the author's name as some Chatterjee or Banerjee or Mukherjee. That maybe prejudicial but we all have our prejudices and things have reached a point where you will be cautious from the beginning if you see those names.
Let's take TN, why would Brahmins get reservations if they demand them?
Do they matter politically in terms of votes and the answer is a clear no.
Do they have any demographic strength in TN and the answer is again a no, infact they have a low birth rate.
Only the communities that are assertive about their rights and have some useful card to play for the politicians will get reservations, otherwise they will all end up like the KP's.