Comments by "Samurai Josh" (@samuraijosh1595) on "Hysteria" channel.

His family is Tamil Brahmin. They don't identify as Keralites or mallus.
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 @VijayThakurMD How is Thakur an Indian? We in the South could disown Thakur's as non-indians just as you disown Christian Indians as non Indians.
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@VijayThakurMD Don't care. There are no Thakur's near me. I could easily say you're not one of us.
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@VijayThakurMD Minority Christians have huge influence in South politics 😆
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I'm glad you pointed out his Brahmin heritage. Identifying as a Brahmin is equivalent to identifying as a white supremacist. The castes in India are defined purely on the basis of how superior they are to other castes. Meaning there's no culture sorrounding a certain caste, in other words, different castes didn't evolve from different cultures. It happened the other way around. The caste heirarchy was first established, and then the culture from those respective castes followed. To this day there are certain castes that do the same jobs as their caste ancestors did for 1000s of years, such as: cobbling, hair cutting, maids and servants, etc. This heirarchy isn't voluntarily followed or adhered to by all the castes, except of course the upper castes. The upper castes have all the social and political power and keep this cruel rigid heirarchy still in place. And vivek is part of the most upper caste of upper caste, the Brahmin caste.
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@psycictree27 ok then define what a Brahmin is for me. I never said Brahmin = white supremacist. I said identifying as a Brahmin is like white people openly proclaiming white people are superior to black people, which is what white supremacists did in America.
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