Hindus often claim of themselves being tolerant, unlike Christians and Muslims. But is that really so? By tolerance, if they mean only "religious tolerance" then it's all bullshit. What is Religious Tolerance? If the community is hostile towards another community it's a bad thing. But it's perfectly alright to be hostile towards the members of the same community.

Religious Intolerance on the part of abrahamic religions is criticised by Hindus. But Hindus will be intolerant if a dalit man enters a temple, rides a royal enfield, wills to marry a girl from a so-called upper caste community, drinks water from a public well, walks in their locality with his slippers on, and the list goes on. Hindus will be intolerant if a woman, dares to break the loop, dares to raise her voice, dares to breathe in free air. Even though there is comparatively less religious tolerance. There exists a deep-rooted oppressive instinct in Hinduism. Here, you are regarded as a human only if you are a male from a so-called upper class.

Hinduism, Intolerance and Oppression are the three sons of one father.

23.06.25 / 12:32AM