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    No.25525 [Edit] [Report][OP tools off] AS
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    Interesting graph I made about it's connection in anime style.
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    >>25525

    This isn’t the place to argue either religion or politics, but if you want to take it to an appropriate forum, I’ll have plenty to say about hinduism’s treatment of human beings they literally consider outcastes by birth.
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    >>25526
    > ...but if you want to take it to an appropriate forum...

    I moved the post from /ai to /dis.
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    >>25526
    Smarta Brahmins do that, but Gaudiya Vaishnavas don't in general Bhakti, and even "neo vedanta" don't believe in birth-based outcasteism.
    even within Vedantic Sampradayas, ironically they approve of Tantra\Aghora path as last resource for shudras.
    Shaiva Monism is way more close to indigenous dalit religion, too.
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    In the Baltic ancient believes swastika symbolise this sun, the real world, but reverse swastika symbolise what sun, world of dead. So naci choose not the ancient symbol of prosperity, but ancient symbol of death world.
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