Uh. No.
Indian oryanists/IE-ists seem to have taken over the baton of white supremacists in claiming every non-IE heathenism for IE-ism.
What's really scary is that - besides Rajeev parroting the following blindly - many others are to have retweeted it also. Without looking, I predict none of them identified the oh-so-obvious flaws that anyone with *any* general knowledge would know (but not IE-ists and new ageists, of course):
Speaking of 'retarded':
Since when were Ishtar, or Astarte for that matter, magically morphed into Indo-Europodism? (And since when is Ishtar related to Usha?? I didn't know Vedic religion is related to ethnic Middle-Eastern religion? Quick someone, introduce "borrowing" - in the IE to 'grateful inferior recipient' direction, as always.
arcasm
But here, even wackypedia still documents how the two have nothing to do with IE.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishtar
=> They are "Semitic" not "Japhetic/IE".
Really, I thought everyone knew this much. (I mean, even I know it.)
So where drupadk got his delusion from - or why his retweeters have not a jot of common-sense anywhere among them - is beyond me.
Indian oryanists should never be allowed anywhere near others' heathenisms.
I predict they will be a threat to E Asian heathenisms: they will try to make everything a derivative or variation or borrowing of IE-ism - just like western IE-ist counterparts do - and will invariably turn/subvert the living heathenisms of E Asia into the sort of mangled mess they made out of Hindus' heathenism. (They have the Midas touch of death, and it is sadly not reserved for their own "inheritance", but like alien IE-ists, Indian ones are liable to also display a tendency to move on to others' heathenisms after they're through with/through murdering their own stuffs.)
Therefore, again: Just like aliens, Indian IE-ists must be allowed nowhere near the E Asian heathenisms.
They must be kept away. All aliens ought to be kept away from others' heathenisms. All IE-ists must be kept away.
Having failed to prevent other Indics from inflicting Buddhisms onto heathen E (and SE) Asia, Hindoos owe it to the E Asian heathens to at least protect them from oryanism or, at the very least, from Indian oryanists. Hindoos have no ties to Indic oryanists, but have kinship only with other unsubverted heathens of unbroken lineage. Without Hindoos ever knowing it, Taoists have said a lot in favour of Hindoos (and even done some things in their favour, such as Taoist temples collecting money for Hindoo charities in SE Asia). Hindoos have a chance to return the favour, to show in return heathen solidarity with their only kindred: fellow heathens of unsubverted heathen perception.
How Hindoos respond will determine how deserved Hindoos' own miserable fate is.
Indian oryanists/IE-ists seem to have taken over the baton of white supremacists in claiming every non-IE heathenism for IE-ism.
What's really scary is that - besides Rajeev parroting the following blindly - many others are to have retweeted it also. Without looking, I predict none of them identified the oh-so-obvious flaws that anyone with *any* general knowledge would know (but not IE-ists and new ageists, of course):
Quote:rajeev srinivasan @RajeevSrinivasa
"@drupadk: Easter named after indo-european goddess of the dawn - Eostre/Onastre/Ishtar/Usha... are these people retarded?" more digestion
Speaking of 'retarded':
Since when were Ishtar, or Astarte for that matter, magically morphed into Indo-Europodism? (And since when is Ishtar related to Usha?? I didn't know Vedic religion is related to ethnic Middle-Eastern religion? Quick someone, introduce "borrowing" - in the IE to 'grateful inferior recipient' direction, as always.
arcasmBut here, even wackypedia still documents how the two have nothing to do with IE.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishtar
Quote:Ishtar
Ishtar (English pronunciation <...>; Transliteration: DIÃ Â TAR; Akkadian: <...> DINGIR INANNA; Sumerian <...>) is the East Semitic Akkadian, Assyrian and Babylonian goddess of fertility, love, war, and sex.[1] She is the counterpart to the Sumerian Inanna, and is the cognate for the Northwest Semitic Aramean goddess Astarte.
=> They are "Semitic" not "Japhetic/IE".
Really, I thought everyone knew this much. (I mean, even I know it.)
So where drupadk got his delusion from - or why his retweeters have not a jot of common-sense anywhere among them - is beyond me.
Indian oryanists should never be allowed anywhere near others' heathenisms.
I predict they will be a threat to E Asian heathenisms: they will try to make everything a derivative or variation or borrowing of IE-ism - just like western IE-ist counterparts do - and will invariably turn/subvert the living heathenisms of E Asia into the sort of mangled mess they made out of Hindus' heathenism. (They have the Midas touch of death, and it is sadly not reserved for their own "inheritance", but like alien IE-ists, Indian ones are liable to also display a tendency to move on to others' heathenisms after they're through with/through murdering their own stuffs.)
Therefore, again: Just like aliens, Indian IE-ists must be allowed nowhere near the E Asian heathenisms.
They must be kept away. All aliens ought to be kept away from others' heathenisms. All IE-ists must be kept away.
Having failed to prevent other Indics from inflicting Buddhisms onto heathen E (and SE) Asia, Hindoos owe it to the E Asian heathens to at least protect them from oryanism or, at the very least, from Indian oryanists. Hindoos have no ties to Indic oryanists, but have kinship only with other unsubverted heathens of unbroken lineage. Without Hindoos ever knowing it, Taoists have said a lot in favour of Hindoos (and even done some things in their favour, such as Taoist temples collecting money for Hindoo charities in SE Asia). Hindoos have a chance to return the favour, to show in return heathen solidarity with their only kindred: fellow heathens of unsubverted heathen perception.
How Hindoos respond will determine how deserved Hindoos' own miserable fate is.