Awesome Quote On Hindus

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"Hindus always think they know everything about everything"

 

-- Sita Ram Goel

 

 

[ParmQ]

Then try becoming a non-hindu. Problem solved.

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why would I want to become non-hindu. :)

[ravula]

"Hindus always think they know everything about everything"

-- Sita Ram Goel

Goel gadi bokkem kaadu

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Shri Sita Ram Goel said this in context of dealing with idiot Hindus who are ever so eager to suck up to other religionists, just to avoid even verbal confrontation.

 

Hindus don't even understand their own religion properly, but waste no time in declaring that all religions are same, and blah blah.

 

 

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http://koenraadelst.blogspot.in/2014/12/letter-to-organizers-of-india-ideas.html

 

this letter by Koenraad Elst is an eye opener to such idiot Hindus who reject a well rea Hindu supporter to appease muslim guests.

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Some gems from the above link.

 

"Islam is a simple and straightforward topic, not worth a lifetime of research, and it is now capably handled by others, including ex-Muslims."

 

"Nowadays plenty of soft-brained Christians could be found willing to concede that non-Christians also go to heaven. Silly Hindus would then deduce that Christianity has changed and now allows non-Christians their non-Christian religion, ever after death."

 

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Goel gadi bokkem kaadu

 

hehe..  he's absolutely right.

[Jambhalheart]

goel gaadni chethulu kattesi kummeyali

[Naaperushiva]

hehe..  he's absolutely right.

Hinduism medha paga pattesi nattunnav gaa......Bro religion anedhi up to u man...Dont take it too seriously

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reply chese mundu, nenu Hinduism ni thidthunnano ledho artham cheskoni reply cheyyandi.. lol.

 

SR Goel chani poyi decades aythondi. His contribution to Hindu intellectual system is immeasurable.

 

 

[arshad]

Kurzu ba,

 

Congrats for 2nd Attempt

[Rebel890]

Lol

[ravula]

Lol

 

vachesava :)

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conclusion:

 

If you don't take religion seriously, it makes you look like a fool when you advise someone, who's seriously studied them, to calibrate their research to reflect popular consensus.

 

isn't that the point of scholarship? To try and change popular consensus?