Joe Shearer
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Sanghis are not radicalised. They sometimes have xtreme views on some matters but they are mostly nationalists sometimes ultra nationalists.
This country cannot be torn apart because of it's leadership it is far too strong for that.
Very subtle. What do you define as 'radicalised', if not the Sanghi? What are the characteristics by which we may recognise those capable of being 'radicalised'? Please leave out praying five times a day and similar traits.
Two worrying trends of similarity.
The subtle Hindutva-ization of officers in the Army.
I am no longer convinced that Hinduism was ever really as tolerant and accommodating as I once preached it as being.
The caveat being that Hinduism has always been tolerant and accommodating after asserting itself and/or when it does not feel threatened.
I really wish you would shut up and not keep saying the exact same things that I am scared to say out loud.