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No need to spread FUD about one group. Every religion have its share of crazies.

It's completely different in India. You have the home minister saying we are cows, you have other ministers saying we are hanuman army, others still talking about vimanas. Honestly it's all so ridiculous
 
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So he can drink human urine as cow and human both are 80% similar?
 
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We actually can't because even the educated mix religion with science which is much more dangerous than Evangelicals rejecting science.


Hmm here we go again.. again religious ...
 
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Rajnath is right. Laugh if you want at the researchers in the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The size of the bovine genome is 3 Gb (3 billion base pairs). It contains approximately 22,000 genes of which 14,000 are common to all mammalian species. Bovines share 80 percent of their genes with humans; cows are less similar to humans than rodents. They also have about 1,000 genes shared with dogs and rodents but not identified in humans

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/324/5926/537.2.full?rss=1

http://science.sciencemag.org/conte.../324.5926.537-b.DC1/SciencePodcast_090424.pdf

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/04/mooove-over-humans-cow-genome-here

A Potato probably shares 50% genes with a human.

Are you half a potato?

Do you worship potatoes?

:lol:

You have f***ked up your history with absurd logic and made India a 10000 year old nation. Now these sanghis are stepping into the field of genetics, lol!
 
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Do you worship potatoes?
We may. What is it to you? Are you interested in practicing Dharma? Is our worshiping potato making it difficult for you to follow your religion?

Except, chimps are better. They never nuked each other.
 
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We may. What is it to you? Are you interested in practicing Dharma? Is our worshiping potato making it difficult for you to follow your religion?

If you ban eating potatoes too, it's certainly a problem for us!

And we're not the one saying X% of organism Y is human.
If you're going to make an absurd statement, expect criticism.
 
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How come? Are Indian laws enacted in Delhi implemented in Pakistan even today? Or are the Hindus or Sikhs still in power in regions around the Indus belt today?

Ban on eating veggies or meat affects both Muslims and Hindus who don't believe in superstitions.

It's a violation of their rights and we're as much concerned as you are about women's rights in the Middle East.
 
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1. What it is to you? Are you concerned about the health of Indians?
2. You will decide what is superstition and what it faith? On what grounds?

It's a passing concern. I'm not going to lose any sleep over it, but will do my part to make the world aware of human rights violations in certain countries, be it Rwanda or India.

Faith encompasses a lot of things, including superstition. It's fine as long as your personal superstitions do not become another person's nightmare.
 
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It's a passing concern. I'm not going to lose any sleep over it, but will do my part to make the world aware of human rights violations in certain countries, be it Rwanda or India.

Faith encompasses a lot of things, including superstition. It's fine as long as your personal superstitions do not become another person's nightmare.
Ok, so you are a human rights activist then? Or a socially aware empathetic person. Right?
I will keep that in mind.

It's a violation of their rights and we're as much concerned as you are about women's rights in the Middle East.
Oh wait. So this is a revenge thing? A tit for a tat?
 
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Ok, so you are a human rights activist then? Or a socially aware empathetic person. Right?
I will keep that in mind.


Think about it. If you start worshipping everything, you will start running out of things to eat. Afterall, even veggies have a high % (some 50% or more) of shared DNA with humans.

Keep that in mind too.
 
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