i dont think but educate me if i am

That classification is too constrained, I believe in some views that people clasaify as liberal and some that are considered conservative

tell me how rolling over for that which is foreign to your land and allowing them to take advantage of your resources with no benefit to you is an indian ideal?

As opposed to what you may believe, indians weren't cavemen who the british colonised to civilize then

im not saying that

im asking how is there any indian ideal that advocates for neutrality for something foreign that wishes to exert itself over your land?

> tell me how rolling over for that which is foreign to your land and allowing them to take advantage of your resources with no benefit to you is an indian ideal?
@RandomDiscordAccount your alternative of having a state religion doesn't make sense either

whys that? because of the diversity found amongst the hindus?

No, because it would be discriminatory to every other religion, the sikhs, christians, atheists

That's the wrong way to go about doing it

that can be easily dealt with by simply declaring the Brahma to be the one true undivided god and that panentheism is the state of the universe

There are thousands of gods in hinduism you can't just declare one

you need not discriminate against them as much as simply take their taxes to progress your native teachings

all gods are segments of the brahma

The sikhs are native to India too, how are they leeching on us?

just explain it like that ^

sikhs are also panentheistic so they would not be negatively affected by this rule

You can't modify a religion to fit your agenda

The only religion that may pose a threat is islam

btw, i didnt mean brahma, i meant brahman

Brahman is a caste not a god

ofc we can, empires did it all the time

Brahma is a god

no, the caste is named after the divine aspect

brahma is a segment of the brahman

I know

the brahman is the greater spirit of the universe

...

I know

and brahmin are just a caste named after em

so whats the contention?

And brahma would be the correct term to use

hmm

let me check the wikis

Do you think atheists are not natives either?

Brahman is the universe if that's what you were saying

it would not discriminate against atheists for they have no religion to practice

Bramhan

yeah, the greater spirity of reality

I would translate it to universe

in english we seem to use different spelling to differentiate the caste and the spirit of reality it seems