ayesha.a
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I suggest that you worry about your raghead terrorists, than our dotheads. The blood hasn't dried yet from the latest massacre they committed in your biggest city. Your ragheads are killing more muslims than our dotheads ever have or ever will.
(General note - I am using the ethnic slurs only to highlight this member's uncalled use of the same. I don't really care about people wearing dots or rags or anything else.)
Please stop shedding crocodile tears for India's muslims or christians or "low caste hindus". We both know that they don't matter a whit to you, except as a useful tool to score petty points on forums like these. If you really are aware of issues faced by the said groups, and if your heart really is bleeding for them, then do something to alleviate their problems. Or at the very least, try to articulate the (real) problems faced by them, instead of these stale stereotypes. (If muslims in India are "under siege" as you put it, I wonder how you would describe muslims and everybody else in Pakistan.)
Yes, there are many problems that an average muslim faces. But those do not include being put under siege, or being tortured and tormented. Unless you are intimately cognizant of the social problems in India, kindly do not pretend to care.
I can tell you a lot of issues that disadvantaged sections of the society face. No, it is not about armies of "dotheads" laying siege to muslims, or mass rapes of low caste people. The real problems are much more mundane, but affect them in their everyday lives. Over the top and exaggerated statements like these actually do a disservice to society because any Indian, of any religion or caste, reading your post would immediately scoff in derision, and then they will be less inclined to become aware of the social problems that do actually exist.
Another point to note is that a Pakistani bemoaning the plight of Indian muslims and low castes rings so ludicrous, given the general condition of the average Pakistani. If anybody, Pakistani or otherwise, writes thoughtfully about any section of Indian society and the problems they face, I would gladly read and listen. But these thoughtless and meaningless and pretentious and fake expressions of concern for India's socially disadvantaged sections - keep them to yourself.
The short version : Don't make India's muslims or "low caste hindus" your convenient weapon in internet battles. They are human beings with flesh, blood, and individuality - not abstract words that you toss around thoughtlessly.
