05-14-2006, 11:31 AM
Post 146
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Moreover these Communists are against Christians (especially Syrian Christians), Nairs, Brahmins, Menons, Ezhavas, Adivasis, SCs, STs, and Moderate Muslims. They are against all peoples who worship God Almighty. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->(1) Typical Christian mentality. They list Christians (Syrian kind as a subset) and Muslims as groups and <i>everyone else</i>, who are all Hindu, only by community name.
The whole article posted in post 146 has not a single mention of Hindus. We don't exist apparently. As far as Christians are concerned there are no Hindus in Kerala or India, only Hindu fundamentalists and potential Christians to be converted in the future.
(2) This article shows perhaps shows their new position, still emerging. Their usual stance, as I've come across in reading material and comments at other Indian forums (including Sulekha) is how <b>Christians in Kerala generally support the communist government</b>. Whenever the topic is about how Hinduism is discriminated against in the political and religious arena in India, they say, look at Kerala, we have a non-religious, <i>impartial</i>communist government; that's what you need, not a nationalist (that they dub Hindu fundamentalist) government.
When the communist government supported only their minority rights and devalued and denigrated the rights of the majority, Christians happily claimed the Keralan govt to be <i>impartial</i>.
Now that the communist govt of Kerala is stepping on a few Christian toes (or perhaps it hasn't yet, but they expect it to), they've decided they don't want to take what they've been dishing out so far. I hope the Hindus there don't team up with the Christians of Kerala at all, but leave them to wallow in the misery they themselves had created (though they intended it for the Hindus).
Communists are the friends of Christians and Muslims and vice versa. Now Christians suddenly pretend they're not supposed to be friendly with communists, just cause the relationship isn't going where they wanted/expected it to anymore. What goes around comes around. They can't even take a little heat. They need to learn to deal with it, like the Hindus there had to.
Christians in Nepal at present are supportive of the Maoists too. No pretended introspection there. They need communism to overpower Hinduism and Buddhism there.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Communists are a virus<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Oh yeah. So are Christianity and Islam. Not only in India, Tibet, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand, but the world over. Funny how those infected by the viruses can identify each other as sick, but not themselves.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Moreover these Communists are against Christians (especially Syrian Christians), Nairs, Brahmins, Menons, Ezhavas, Adivasis, SCs, STs, and Moderate Muslims. They are against all peoples who worship God Almighty. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->(1) Typical Christian mentality. They list Christians (Syrian kind as a subset) and Muslims as groups and <i>everyone else</i>, who are all Hindu, only by community name.
The whole article posted in post 146 has not a single mention of Hindus. We don't exist apparently. As far as Christians are concerned there are no Hindus in Kerala or India, only Hindu fundamentalists and potential Christians to be converted in the future.
(2) This article shows perhaps shows their new position, still emerging. Their usual stance, as I've come across in reading material and comments at other Indian forums (including Sulekha) is how <b>Christians in Kerala generally support the communist government</b>. Whenever the topic is about how Hinduism is discriminated against in the political and religious arena in India, they say, look at Kerala, we have a non-religious, <i>impartial</i>communist government; that's what you need, not a nationalist (that they dub Hindu fundamentalist) government.
When the communist government supported only their minority rights and devalued and denigrated the rights of the majority, Christians happily claimed the Keralan govt to be <i>impartial</i>.
Now that the communist govt of Kerala is stepping on a few Christian toes (or perhaps it hasn't yet, but they expect it to), they've decided they don't want to take what they've been dishing out so far. I hope the Hindus there don't team up with the Christians of Kerala at all, but leave them to wallow in the misery they themselves had created (though they intended it for the Hindus).
Communists are the friends of Christians and Muslims and vice versa. Now Christians suddenly pretend they're not supposed to be friendly with communists, just cause the relationship isn't going where they wanted/expected it to anymore. What goes around comes around. They can't even take a little heat. They need to learn to deal with it, like the Hindus there had to.
Christians in Nepal at present are supportive of the Maoists too. No pretended introspection there. They need communism to overpower Hinduism and Buddhism there.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Communists are a virus<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Oh yeah. So are Christianity and Islam. Not only in India, Tibet, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand, but the world over. Funny how those infected by the viruses can identify each other as sick, but not themselves.