Germany bans all the PKK symbols

[Wadaad]

It's funny how one cannot really convert into Hinduism, just like Zoroastrianism, unless you are ready to become a Dalit. It's a more modern phenomenon where westerners like everything "oriental". Even a mullah from Pakistan is more "hindu" than him.

I know you guys see them the way Ethiopians see Rastafarians...cute little clowns

[Óttar]

Why should he care how I feel about those 10% when he knows how you personally feel about him and his coreligionists, (the 90%)?

The difference is, I haven't gloated over anyone's murder on here, nor have I posted gory triumphalist images. You have routinely gloated over the slaughter of members of minority religions in the Middle East. You take it to a whole new level of sick, dude.

[Ranger0075]

[Óttar]

It's funny how one cannot really convert into Hinduism, just like Zoroastrianism, unless you are ready to become a Dalit. It's a more modern phenomenon where westerners like everything "oriental". Even a mullah from Pakistan is more "hindu" than him.

Historically Yavanas who have adopted Hinduism were given the varna of Kshatriyas. In those cases where Hinduism has spread outside of India (particularly Indonesia), the pre-existing social structures of the society have been accomodated by the varna system.

[Shah-Jehan]

Historically Yavanas who have adopted Hinduism were given the varna of Kshatriyas. In those cases where Hinduism has spread outside of India (particularly Indonesia), the pre-existing social structures of the society have been accomodated by the varna system.

Idk about Yavanas, but in South-east Asia, they have Indian admixture. Anybody knows that. Even the member Shazou has some distant Indian ancestor. According to the Vedas or any other Hindu scripture such as the Manusmriti, you'd just be a Mleccha before Hinduism, and after Hinduism, you'd be a Dalit basically.

[Wadaad]

Idk about Yavanas, but in South-east Asia, they have Indian admixture. Anybody knows that. Even the member Shazou has some distant Indian ancestor. According to the Vedas or any other Hindu scripture such as the Manusmriti, you'd just be a Mleccha before Hinduism, and after Hinduism, you'd be a Dalit basically.

Is that term the origin for the Moluccas island/strait?

[Óttar]

Idk about Yavanas, but in South-east Asia, they have Indian admixture. Anybody knows that. Even the member Shazou has some distant Indian ancestor. According to the Vedas or any other Hindu scripture such as the Manusmriti, you'd just be a Mleccha before Hinduism, and after Hinduism, you'd be a Dalit basically.

"Hinduism as a Missionary Religion" by Arvind Sharma talks about the spread of Hinduism to foreigners and the Manu Smrti is a first century text that attempted to explain the jati system ex post facto to make sense of an India where the castes were mixing. The Manu Smrti says that none can be a Hindu who live beyond "where the black antelope roams." The Manu Smrti also states that it is unlawful for a Hindu to go beyond the sea. We can see however that Hinduism has spread beyond those geographical parameters (the black antelope's roaming radius), especially to southern India, and those same southern Indians broke the taboo of taking to the ocean, which is how they set up merchant realms in Southeast Asia and Oceania. In the case of the Yavanas, a Hindu king offered to grant them the status of Kshatriyas so long as they adopted certain rites.

[Shah-Jehan]

Is that term the origin for the Moluccas island/strait?

No, I think that's the Portuguese rendition of the name Arabic name for the Island, 'Jazirat al-Muluk'.

Mleccha is basically how the Indo-Aryans used as a designation to certain outsiders, like Greek "Barbarian" for e.g. or Arabic "ajam".

"Hinduism as a Missionary Religion" by Arvind Sharma talks about the spread of Hinduism to foreigners and the Manu Smrti is a first century text that attempted to explain the jati system ex post facto to make sense of an India where the castes were mixing. The Manu Smrti says that none can be a Hindu who live beyond "where the black antelope roams." The Manu Smrti also states that it is unlawful for a Hindu to go beyond the sea. We can see however that Hinduism has spread beyond those geographical parameters (the black antelope's roaming radius), especially to southern India, and those same southern Indians broke the taboo of taking to the ocean, which is how they set up merchant realms in Southeast Asia and Oceania. In the case of the Yavanas, a Hindu king offered to grant them the status of Kshatriyas so long as they adopted certain rites.

Alright then, I'm not gonna argue with you, but I've never heard that Yavana part especially. As far as I know Yavanas are Greek, who were seen as Mleccha.

[Pennywise]

"Hinduism as a Missionary Religion" by Arvind Sharma talks about the spread of Hinduism to foreigners and the Manu Smrti is a first century text that attempted to explain the jati system ex post facto to make sense of an India where the castes were mixing. The Manu Smrti says that none can be a Hindu who live beyond "where the black antelope roams." The Manu Smrti also states that it is unlawful for a Hindu to go beyond the sea. We can see however that Hinduism has spread beyond those geographical parameters (the black antelope's roaming radius), especially to southern India, and those same southern Indians broke the taboo of taking to the ocean, which is how they set up merchant realms in Southeast Asia and Oceania. In the case of the Yavanas, a Hindu king offered to grant them the status of Kshatriyas so long as they adopted certain rites.

None of these things sound secular. Please don't preach about secularism if you're not irreligious. Secularism is not a thing to be apllied only for Islam.

[Hadouken]

Yeah! They fit into Germany just fine. I mean I don't see any problems, do you?




So very enriching. The best thing is that they are so loyal to Germany and certainly have put their loyalties to their homeland away. Bigots will say that they almost have no allegiance to Germany and don't have any desire to integrate at all. Fuck that! I'm not a bigot, I'll get buttfucked by a Somali and advocate for him to not be kicked out before I get called a bigot/ racist!

such incidents are rare . in reality we get along fine mostly . and even in such incidents you have to take into consideration that they dont harm/injure other people except turks/kurds . it is not like as if they beat up germans too you know .

I am a Kurd living in Germany and most Kurds are integrated fine here ...including myself.