Again with the disjointed substance-less multifaceted bullshtt?
1. Being a "cuck" means taking pride in being enslaved instead of empowering oneself with something better that happens to come along. The problem with brahminist defenders is that they are proud of a substandard foreign system (more on why it's foreign later) while violently rejecting a more egalitarian foreign system because of the mental abyss within which they reside. The Arab comparison is apt. They do very much recognise their pagan roots and have sensibly washed their hands clean of human sacrificing, cannibalism, and other bizarre ritualism because something better came along. They immediately realised that such nonsense will limit their progress against regional competition (Christians). The Aztecs are an example of such cultist slave-generating practices that could not stand up to foreign pressure from those of advanced thought. Now the brahminist post-Vedic cult is an interesting case - this persisted because of the inherent mercy of monotheistic faiths (Islam and Christianity) and because those groups were too busy rivalling one another at critical junctures. The slave network has persisted and flourished to this day, with any cosmetic mitigating efforts having minimal impact in India itself or in the wider Indian psyche.
1. This one again I'm not going to contest, it's your belief, after all we are not the ones enslaved by something that's alien to this land. Your ancestors, your problems. There is no point in repeating the same Brahminism and stuff, Brahminism Hinduism, or any Dharmic philosophies are born into this land, it developed and changed over time in this region and hence there is no point trying to explain to me, our religion is a foreign system. Which someone with basic historic, archaeological knowledge would laugh at. If something, in fact, better came along, those regions would've flourished with science and art, most of the discoveries and ideas happened up until a new idea came along the region was ravaged in wars, also, nobody brought anything advanced to the region neither relating to science or art, all that there is are remnants of the past, which the invaders build on. Be it the Sakas, Kushans or Mughals. Like I heard some losers claim desert munchers bought rice to the region. Like seriously? Give me one critical contribution to the science or art that was brought up into the region that can trump the middle Kingdoms or an age that's called as the Golden age of India, that is from Mauryas un until the Guptas.
2. There are TWO ways in which stating dharmic faiths originated "in India" are factually incorrect AND misleading.
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Firstly, the SECULAR REPUBLIC OF INDIA DOES NOT EQUATE TO ANCIENT "INDIA". You yourself know this when you subtly insert "subcontinent" later in your comment. You are deliberately and malevolently aligning all regions of "ancient India" with your nation state. This is precisely the problem we have with you lot naming your country after a historical geographic region cooked up in Greek and Persian texts. You have appropriated other people's history. You've done "a Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" but moreover, you've not only deceived others, you've fallen for your own propaganda. You have brainwashed yourself into thinking Delhi holds some ancient historical sway over land in Pakistan. The origins of dharma are far more centred around NON-SECULAR REPUBLICAN lands than the lands of your nation state. Buddhism and Hinduism patently originated west of your country and inside Pakistan. You and other bhakts are aware of this discrepancy in the hindutva narrative, hence insert "subcontinent" in place of "India" hoping nobody else notices.
It doesn't matter what equates to ANCIENT INDIA, you can dwell in the semantics forever, our civilization is continuous since the Vedic age. Since then ideas flourished in this land, new interpretations of our texts and ways of life followed, that expanded to regions as far as Japan.
Now, you, that is Pakistan has no real importance for an average Indian, and nobody claimed Gandhara is now in India or Taxila is in India, it is in today's Pakistan. Your issue is not India appropriating Pakistans history, but, you ridicule your own ancestors as pagans animalistic, Cannibalistic cucks then when Indians be proud of their religion and culture, you will automatically switch to, "oh that came from us, we are cool, brilliant". You can't have your cake and eat it. Forget about India, what is your identity? Stick to it, we Indians are not confused about our history or our identity, a Tamil brahmin and a North Indian Dalit worship the same lord Shiva using the same Mantra. That's the only relation that matters not some genetic or DNA stuff, which most Indians don't care much which is exactly your problem.
Secondly, even if, by some twisted logic, the modern entity of "India" could lay claim to the IVC and Gandhara, the people who inhabited and resided within the IVC were genetically substantively Iranian. Their rituals and thoughts and social alignments mimicked pagan societies to their west, not those of the tree swingers to their east. Multiple genetic studies including those done at Rakhigiri support this.
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The relevance here??
Hinduism was borne of an Iranian people within the Pakistani region of the IVC. It was foreign to your nation and moreover, it was foreign to the subcontinent as its proponents were Iranian settlers whose philosophy and city building traits came from the great civilisations to their west. The next defining moment in the history of Hinduism arose when the Aryans migrated into the subcontinent and split off from the traditional animistic, meat eating, non-stratified non-caste adherence of the harappans. This moment was more or less a schism in ancient Hinduism, creating the even more foreign-derived Vedic era, within which we all now find ourselves languishing. I dare not dwell on this matter but it gets to the very core of what "India" and Hinduism really are, and the inherent hypocrisy or outright lies espoused by senior bhaktistanis when trying to educate us on only "local produce" being acceptable for "local people". I thank you once again
@Chhatrapati for giving me ample opportunity to express the above. Be careful or folks might start thinking you deliberately set me up because you're a cleverly engineered and planted ISI mole. #adnansami
You were making a lot of sense until the end. This hybrid origin is not the reason of insurgency. Let me add the other key difference between Pakistan and India - one nation is at peace with and accepts its hybrid origins whereas the other is not, still clinging to a false notion of traceability to exclusively gangetic origins.
I will make it simple for you
1. Genetically, India is a mix of ANI and ASI. But Hinduism is not a "genetic" religion and genetics does not matter in our religion.
2. Persians, Gandharans, Kambojas and those from Central/west Asians were called Yavanas/Mlechchas and not part of Aryavarta which basically means there was a clear distinction between those who followed the Vedic faith (Us) and those who didn't (them).
3. Harappa - IVC died as per historians, and there was a few centuries of gap between the origins of Vedas and Harappa - IVC. Inserting, foreign foreign foreign every now and then doesn't make it one, but commend your failed attempts. Not many takers for it sorry.
4. Indians have no confusion about their history, we know our religion originated and flourished in India, along with 3 other faiths and expanded to regions beyond the Himalayas. You, on the other hand, adopted a different faith that didn't originate in India, feel the need to try and explain to us our religion is "foreign" too lol.