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I can’t believe this…
— Srikar_Reddy (@user_reddy) February 22, 2025
Is this actually true? This Gau Rakshak nonsense should stop now…
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Armed convoys of Hindu thugees patrol the national highways to dunk on mlecchas and you're blackpilling
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Darn you gotta feel for the Hindus. The core of their religious extremism revolves around an obsession with cows because they don't know what else to really care about. I understand why Brahmins used to prevent most other Hindus from reading their scriptures, cause it just results in r-slurred devolution of the religion overall.
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Those who eat cows are a pretty good proxy for the fifth column outgroup though, given the fact its taboo in literally 100% of the native stock across religions, communities, regions.
And American political discourse at peak of prez elections centered for weeks on refugees eating pets lol. This shouldn't seem too alien. Cows aren't something they saw in PETA ads or driving through countryside for most Hindus, they're pets. An avg household will have 2 or 3.
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I mean it wasn't real, and no voters in the US think pets are holy and that their animals' piss and shit have healing properties. Hindus literally believe that cows are sacred holy mother figures whose literal excrement is divine.
And there were no squads of smelly low IQ vigilantes going around trying to save muh pets either.
This is a pretty r-slurred comparison ngl. It's very alien to most non-jeets to venerate livestock like this.
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A large number of Americans think pets are their literal children.
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But you're missing that it's not just cats and dogs, but all pets in the USA. And none of the dogmeat outrage ever affect the Chinese anyways, it's irrelevant.
Meanwhile you don't see Sexy Indian dudes crying about muh chickens or start vigilante squads to save other animals. You don't even have Sexy Indian dudes acting like this over their actual pets.
"The more corrupted religious aspects aside" nah you can't brush it aside because that's where the whole cow obsession comes from. You can't brush aside the fact that millions of Hindus think cow piss and shit literally has divine properties.
If you want to create your own religious police for fighting the muzzies then sure. Just know that having your squads waste time on chimping out over cows just makes you all look r-slurred and is a waste of time. The real problem is these tards have to be neurodivergent over cows because there's little else for them to reinforce Hindu identity.
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But cows are the avg Indian's actual pet. They all have names, multiple members of the family care for them. Most live out their lives with one family, even after they can't be milked I won't say standard of care doesn't drop in the poorer ones esp but they mostly aren't abandoned/sold to butchers despite fact that they do cost a fair bit. Very few have dogs/cats in comparison, majority of those are strays surviving off waste and the like.
Its not extinct but consumption of their waste isn't really common either, its on the fringes and invokes revulsion in most Hindus. It'll probably die out entirely with older gens.
Its not wasting time this is training, securing funding and volunteers. Its not like riots are particularly common and these men are mostly the violent criminal type so you can't exactly drill them like a militia. But rather than them forming biker gangs and robbing innocent people I'm fine with them hunting down muslim smugglers as police looks the other way.
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