I’m just here for the inevitable ‘USA bad because…’ when China decides to invade Taiwan and how Pooh didn’t have a choice because of a threat to their sphere of influence.
Quite amusing seeing how people are able to water down years of complex geopolitical issues and decide their own villains.
All I have to say is my heart goes out to people who’ll lose their lives, their loved ones, people who’ll have to face severe financial, emotional and physical problems for the years to come just because they have no say in the political games of the elites.
Restoring the glory of USSR, restoring the glory of Germany, history being repeated but how, a farce or a tragedy?
muje lagta hai paisa aur kai cheez sirf bahana hai
sirf paise se log bewkuf nai banenge
they capture the minds of people by ideology also
they have some formula for winning
Pesa is God in todys world. Koi Akshay Kumar yuhi aakey PuBG ban hone par Logo ko appease krne ke liye fake FAUG nhi announce kar deta, ya PMCARE fund ka phla donor nhi bnata. Theres a quid pro quo. To conduct propaganda you need influencers , you need dedicated workers who can spin all kind of wild conspiracy theories, you need to cultivate a new breed of intellectuals who can talk about vision ias jihad and such nonsense while keeping a solemn face, you need FB executives who don't ban groups propagating hatespeech and genocidal calls so as not to mar their business prospects with the ruling party, and not to forget you need pliant news anchors ready at a whistle to push your propaganda and dehumanise opponents. All of this requires money. money may not the only factor but it's an important factor. Waki apni apni views hai yaar.
itna lamba chauda mat likh bhai abhi focus kam hai
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@necromancer Haha. Irony!You think violence in form of preventing women forcefully to not enter in blatant violation of SC judgment is a protest.But, you are the same person who is perturbed by someone opposing today's judgment peacefully and mark it is a anti-India.Epic!
Eh, I’ll bite.
Today’s judgement was simply a trigger. It’s just one in a series of continuous observations I’ve made over the years. Hijab = not Indian culture, didn’t originate here, a foreign import growing in prominence due to the rising Saudi influence on Indian Muslims. Court declared it non-essential to Islam->reaction of the Muslim community like their very existence is now under threat and that it is a continuation of a series of ‘encroachments’ of their faith (prayer in mosque etc.). Had the court gone the other way and declared it essential, would you have supported it? Do you know what that means? That every Muslim woman is now bound to wear the hijab. The court simply upheld what was always the norm, hijab isn’t essential, never was; rules on uniform in educational institutions takes precedence over religion. Here I’m not even going into the debate if hijab should even be used or not.
You raised up the Sabarimala issue. A sect that follows its own practices, on their own religious premises. An issue which has no elements of comparison except that the broad concepts of court and religion is involved. None of the devotees had any problem, the people who raised the issue did so based on their own personal motivation. They weren’t devotees and had no role. Even then, the cultural practice that was followed had a local origin. Where I can easily construe why they’re so willing to defend this practice. This doesn’t hold for the hijab case, does it?
If you want to raise the Sabarimala issue, why not raise it in conjunction with entry of women in mosques? Why is a Muslim woman petitioning for an entry to a temple she has nothing to do with instead of campaigning for her sistrens and their entry to mosques?
I see no point in comparing these two cases.
The only irony I see here is a Muslim woman supposedly fighting against patriarchy for an entry to a particular temple vs Muslim women fighting for a permanent imposition of patriarchy on themselves.
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2nd attempt, 1st mains, Anthropology
Will be very honest, wasn’t expecting this at all because my 1st optional paper went horribly.
To those who didn’t make it, I’m not the one you’ll want to hear comforting words from but keep your head high, take a couple of days to digest your emotions. If you’re giving another attempt, give it your all, no self doubts.
If you’re out of the race, this isn’t everything. Life definitely has better stuff waiting for you, hard work never goes in vain!
Those who cleared, congratulations! Hopefully we all see each other on the final list :)
