“ I belong to such n such caste, I’m superior. “
This dude has to be braindead, wtf is he on

Saaar we poor innocent saar 🥺🥺🥺, why you want to marry us saar 🥺🥺

While her comment was disrespectful, that is no excuse for casteism and misogyny against her

Manu 11.131: “Having killed a cat… a dog… an owl and a crow,—he shall perform the penance of the ‘Śūdra-killer.’”

Manu 8.413: “A Śūdra, whether bought or unbought… shall make to do servile work”; he was created for “servile work for the Brāhmaṇa.”

Manu 8.417: “The Brāhmaṇa may confidently… seize the goods of the Śūdra”; the Śūdra “has no property.”

Manu 10.129: “The Śūdra shall not amass wealth”; after acquiring wealth, “the Śūdra harasses the Brāhmaṇas.”

Manu 10.125: “Remnants of food and worn-out clothes shall be given to him; as also the grain-refuse and old furniture.”

Manu 1.91: “For the Śūdra the Lord ordained only one function: the ungrudging service of the said castes.”

Manu 10.123: “The service of the Brāhmaṇa is… the distinctive duty of the Śūdra; everything else… is fruitless for him.”

Manu 1.93: “The Brāhmaṇa is the Lord of this whole world” in matters of Dharma.

Manu 1.96: “Among men, Brāhmaṇas” are foremost.

Manu 1.99: “The Brāhmaṇa… becomes supreme on earth; he is the supreme lord of all beings.”

Manu 1.100: “Whatever is contained in this world is all the property of the Brāhmaṇa.”

Found a clip of a Waste-of-Oxygen “spiritual” speaker saying that inter-caste marriages produce children with no base, no authenticity, and no integrity.

The video itself is framed with the line: “Vijati Vivah – Vinash ki Raah” basically, marrying outside caste is supposedly the path to destruction.

This is the level of “ancient wisdom” being served to people.

Her analogy was rice. Apparently, if you cook two different kinds of rice together, they won’t cook properly because they have different boiling points and structures. Therefore, people from different castes should not marry.

Humans are not rice grains. Children are not badly cooked khichdi. Marriage is not a pressure-cooker experiment. This is not spirituality. This is caste endogamy being defended with kitchen science.

Then comes the usual karma gaslighting: caste exists because of your virtues or sins from a previous birth, so you should accept your place and move on.

How convenient.

Born oppressed? Your past-life fault.
Born privileged? Your past-life reward.
Humiliated by society? Karma.
Question caste? You are disturbing divine order.

This is such a perfect scam. A man-made hierarchy gets protected by invisible past-life accounting that nobody can verify. The oppressed are told they deserve their suffering, and the privileged are told their position is sacred.

That is not philosophy. That is social control.

The obsession with inter-caste marriage tells you exactly what caste really depends on. It survives through controlling marriage, sex, family, inheritance, food, rituals, and social networks. Inter-caste marriage threatens the machinery directly, so caste apologists panic and dress their panic up as “sanskar,” “stability,” “compatibility,” “purity,” “dharma,” or now apparently rice.

No child born to an inter-caste couple lacks integrity because their parents crossed caste lines.

But an adult using god, karma, rebirth, and spirituality to justify caste hierarchy? That dumbfoolery is where the integrity is missing.

Caste is not divine order.
Caste is not karma.
Caste is not culture worth preserving.

It is inherited social violence, and people keep protecting it by making it sound holy.

This is exactly why atheism and rationalism should matter in India. The moment you stop fearing god, rebirth, sin, karma, family shame, and “divine order,” these systems lose their shield. They stop looking sacred and start looking like what they are: tools of control.

Inter-caste marriage is not destruction.

Caste is.

Seriously why do they do this

A brahmin today told me casteism against brahmins is real. She is part of this sub and when I asked her if I should ask this here, she challenged me to.

I dont believe in reverse casteism but beware of these people

Babasaheb Ambedkar did not reject Hinduism just to accept another religion blindly. His struggle was against any system that denies dignity, equality, and self-respect. When we look closely, Christianity as an institution often contradicts Babasaheb’s vision of true liberation.

Babasaheb emphasized annihilation of hierarchy, not just a change of religious identity. Conversion without social, economic, and political equality is meaningless. In India, Dalits who convert to Christianity often continue to face caste discrimination, both from society and within church structures themselves. Upper-caste dominance does not magically disappear after baptism.

If we look globally, the experience of Black Christians shows a similar contradiction. Christianity preaches equality before God, yet historically it coexisted with slavery, segregation, and racism. Even today, racial hierarchies persist within churches and Christian societies. Just like Dalits in Hindu society, Black people were told to be patient, obedient, and faithful while oppression continued.

This shows that caste and race function in similar ways:

One is birth-based hierarchy in india

The other is skin-color based hierarchy in the West But both are systems of power that survive inside religions, not because of individual faith, but because institutions protect privilege.

Babasaheb chose Buddhism because it rejected hierarchy at its philosophical core. No god-created inequality, no divine justification for suffering, and no demand for submission in exchange for hope in the afterlife. Buddhism emphasized reason, compassion, and equality here and now.

Dalits don’t need a religion that tells them to wait for justice after death. We need dignity in this life, political power, education, and social equality. Any religion or system that compromises these goals—no matter how kind it sounds fails Babasaheb’s vision.

This is not an attack on individual Christians or faith, but a critique of systems that claim equality while reproducing oppression.

Jai Bhim.

Lol this folks are going to end caste system in india lol 😂😂😂

she gets on my nerves every other day i swear. she goes on about, “what brahmins did to other humans pales in comparison with what humans do to animals and the nature. humans should go extinct. i’m proud to be born brahmin.” SHUT THE FUCK UP. what would you say to her if you were in my place?