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- Good for them. At best they're trying to save themselves (opportunism), unwilling to perish with the persecuted heathens. Unless they too have become like JMF (Jain Minority Forum) and wish to conspire, as the latter's arguments have factually been heard even in more 'mainstream' Jain circles for some decades and are not restricted to the looney fringe.
- But good for Hindoos too: always useful to know who the fair-weather friends are.
Does this mean Hindoos won't be expected to always include Buddhists and Jains and Sikhs under the 'Hindu' label? I mean, their vocalists and many of their leaders specifically don't want to be included. And although Hindu nationalists don't care, Hindoos don't want to constantly get lumped with every other Indic religion, which exercise is only used to erase the very real and distinct (and the subcontinennt's ancestral) heathenism, that of Hindoos.
Jains, having acquired independence, should know that christoislamania will not spare them, when it is their turn - though Jain Minority Forum types are already seriously in league with christoislamania (whitewashing christoislamic history just like neo-Buddhists do, while inventing backprojected faux-history - some examples documented earlier in this thread - to blame Hindus for "persecution").
But saving oneself works both ways, right? Hindos lose -what?- all of 2% more of half-hearted self-interested and subconsciously missionary 'support'? It's Jains that are now on their own. At 2%. Hopefully they won't try to crawl back - as so many do - when christoislamania is next breathing down their necks, as it inevitably will in time.
But no backpeddling allowed. No trying to sneak back if the tide turns in Hindoos' favour, trying to play "we were actually Hindus all along" then. And no Hindu nationalist is allowed to let them in by the back door then either. They made their choice and they may live with it.
Clearly every minority can see what "Hindu nationalists" cannot: that there is a very distinct religion - Hindoo heathenism - that none of the other Indic religions want to be mistaken for/be associated or lumped with.
Quote:VivekJune 05, 2015 7:52 AM
The idea of India was One nation, one people under one law. But muslims rejected that idea. Chacha 420 gave Muslims their own shariah laws and made them a privileged 'minority' soon after independence. Other communities have also rejected the idea of India, recently Jains rejected the idea by demanding and securing privileged 'minority' status, thanks to their financial clout.
- Good for them. At best they're trying to save themselves (opportunism), unwilling to perish with the persecuted heathens. Unless they too have become like JMF (Jain Minority Forum) and wish to conspire, as the latter's arguments have factually been heard even in more 'mainstream' Jain circles for some decades and are not restricted to the looney fringe.
- But good for Hindoos too: always useful to know who the fair-weather friends are.
Does this mean Hindoos won't be expected to always include Buddhists and Jains and Sikhs under the 'Hindu' label? I mean, their vocalists and many of their leaders specifically don't want to be included. And although Hindu nationalists don't care, Hindoos don't want to constantly get lumped with every other Indic religion, which exercise is only used to erase the very real and distinct (and the subcontinennt's ancestral) heathenism, that of Hindoos.
Jains, having acquired independence, should know that christoislamania will not spare them, when it is their turn - though Jain Minority Forum types are already seriously in league with christoislamania (whitewashing christoislamic history just like neo-Buddhists do, while inventing backprojected faux-history - some examples documented earlier in this thread - to blame Hindus for "persecution").
But saving oneself works both ways, right? Hindos lose -what?- all of 2% more of half-hearted self-interested and subconsciously missionary 'support'? It's Jains that are now on their own. At 2%. Hopefully they won't try to crawl back - as so many do - when christoislamania is next breathing down their necks, as it inevitably will in time.
But no backpeddling allowed. No trying to sneak back if the tide turns in Hindoos' favour, trying to play "we were actually Hindus all along" then. And no Hindu nationalist is allowed to let them in by the back door then either. They made their choice and they may live with it.
Clearly every minority can see what "Hindu nationalists" cannot: that there is a very distinct religion - Hindoo heathenism - that none of the other Indic religions want to be mistaken for/be associated or lumped with.