Comments by "bas kir" (@vinsin328) on "Pakistani fundamentalists closer to controlling state, now the battle is over baby milk bank" video.

  1. true but no law supports them.
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  2. True, but Islam also doesn't believe in the equality of humans. Muslim league was demanding the right to kill, rape, and force convert Hindus and Sikhs.
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  3. Gandhi served to Brahmavad, not Hinduism. Dalits also voted for Pakistan and half of them wanted to move it but it was Muslims who refused to allow them to make a constitution. It was not Gandhi it was Pakistani Muslims who wanted to have a non-equal state.
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  4.  @DADDYG-Ryder  India had no glorious past before Islam. India had a glorious past before Brahmavad.
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  5. Gandhi was also not a spoken person for Hindus but for Brahmins. The verse is a little different, it was not some Rishi but some random handsome dude (but you are correct that it was his sperm and through insemination Rama and his brothers were born) - A great being manifested himself from the sacrificial fire. He was immensely valorous and immensely strong, infinitely radiant. He was dark and attired in red garments. His face was red and his voice was like the rumbling of a drum. His eyes were tawny. However, his body, with an excellent beard and hair, was pleasant. He possessed all the auspicious signs and he was adorned with celestial ornaments. He was as tall as the peak of a mountain and his valour was like that of a proud tiger. His form was like that of the sun, blazing like the flames of a fire. He held a vessel made of molten gold, covered with a lid made out of silver. It looked as agreeable as a beloved wife and was full of celestial payasam.171 He held it himself in his extended hands and it seemed to be like some maya. On see- ing King Dasharatha, he spoke these words. ‘O king! Know me to be a being who has been sent here by Prajapati.’ The king joined his hands in salutation and addressed the supreme one. ‘O illustrious one! Welcome. What can I do for you?’ The being sent by Prajapati again spoke these words. ‘O king! You have worshipped the gods and have now obtained this. O tiger among men! This payasam has been made by the gods and gives rise to progeny. It is blessed and increases good health. Accept it. Give it to your deserving wives and make them eat it. O king! Through them, you will obtain the sons you performed the sacrifice for.’
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  6. Who follows text? Many Hindus follow Brahmavad which is full of anti-science. Why are Hindus not rational?
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