06-12-2008, 11:13 PM
Following up on my own post (147):
I am all for going all out on the christocult if and when our actions don't end up doing more harm to our young Hindus. Right now the environment is sso poisonous to Dharma that you cannot go against anyone but the overt offenders in tha cult.
What I have seen with Islam in India is that unless knowledge about the basics of Islam is out and is common, going against the common muslim only backfires. That is why I have tried my best, over the years, to introduce the basic homicidal nature of islam through spreading websites but mainly through humour.
I have talked to hindus who don't have a clue about islam and christianity, but see these cults as "hindu religion in a different time, different place, and with different names". I know how easily these people tune out if you don't go slow. What is worse, once they tune out, you lose credibility, and though you approach them with loads of verifiable facts, they will not listen. (Its like showing someone a picture of the earth from the moon, and they still think the earth is flat). Now if this is the case with hindus, what will it be with followers of these desert cults for whom the cult is an intergral part of their identity?
In my heart agree thoroughly that we need an outright no to christoislamism, but the question is how are you going to get hindus to say that "no"? I personally can't eat even if a little booklet from these damn killer cults is present in the house. I can de-brainwash any (non-committed psec) hindu *one-on-one*. But when it comes to the public, the losses are far bigger than the gains. Luckily, these days, at every social gathering I have had a sprinkilng of hindus who have seen the light. These people are like gems, they allow you to keep credibility with groups. But its all a balance. That is why I like to spread the word to those that will listen, so that the propotion of gems will increase, and than we can really go for it...
I am all for going all out on the christocult if and when our actions don't end up doing more harm to our young Hindus. Right now the environment is sso poisonous to Dharma that you cannot go against anyone but the overt offenders in tha cult.
What I have seen with Islam in India is that unless knowledge about the basics of Islam is out and is common, going against the common muslim only backfires. That is why I have tried my best, over the years, to introduce the basic homicidal nature of islam through spreading websites but mainly through humour.
I have talked to hindus who don't have a clue about islam and christianity, but see these cults as "hindu religion in a different time, different place, and with different names". I know how easily these people tune out if you don't go slow. What is worse, once they tune out, you lose credibility, and though you approach them with loads of verifiable facts, they will not listen. (Its like showing someone a picture of the earth from the moon, and they still think the earth is flat). Now if this is the case with hindus, what will it be with followers of these desert cults for whom the cult is an intergral part of their identity?
In my heart agree thoroughly that we need an outright no to christoislamism, but the question is how are you going to get hindus to say that "no"? I personally can't eat even if a little booklet from these damn killer cults is present in the house. I can de-brainwash any (non-committed psec) hindu *one-on-one*. But when it comes to the public, the losses are far bigger than the gains. Luckily, these days, at every social gathering I have had a sprinkilng of hindus who have seen the light. These people are like gems, they allow you to keep credibility with groups. But its all a balance. That is why I like to spread the word to those that will listen, so that the propotion of gems will increase, and than we can really go for it...