Comments by "Harsh Jain" (@harshjain3122) on "Whatifalthist" channel.

  1.  @daddydeadpool9871  Nope. That's very much incorrect. There are many moving parts here. The south is getting more and more right...while parts of developed regions of Maharashtra to Karnataka to Delhi, all are swinging towards a more liberal ideology on par with their western counterparts. The states neighbouring to hostile neighbours are as nationalistic as always(with khalistani proxies rising up high in Punjab in coming decades) tho bengal is a special case here. It's swinging hard hard cultural right(for very righteous and obvious reasons) For rest of the India with sub-par connectivity via internet, we see 2 forms of identity issues. One is nationalistic whilst a bit centrist and the other is more cultural and religious based like me(I am trying to find answers to some hard questions about you and me, our identity as indians) . A lot of the factions mentioned above(except for liberal ones and the ones in high economic zones) are very core bjp supporters to say the least...with radicalisation on a rise too. Ironically a lot of us hate mooselambs(I couldn't use that word because yt deletes it) but we are coming together against them and hinduistic identity becoming stronger(not just india even the ones living abroad are swinging towards indian right) . IMHO, the stronger this central identity of hinduism gets(along with economic progress- I don't want pseudo scientific people sitting at the helm) the better chance we have of survival in a very turbulent India. The better hinduism is able to integrate it's part faiths of Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism...the better it will be for the political and socio-economic stability of India. Or we are fucked. As simple as that. Kudos to people who actually read this.
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  29.  @opai1821  Good comment. Tho, I see you are on your way of learning English, good job on that one(just practice the spellings a bit more)... giving genuine advice. . Now, coming to your comment...if you watched the video, you would understand why religion is an important aspect of our life. We are moving towards western culture and values precisely because of our inferiority complex to some level but that's not a good path to go on esp if you see where western Europe is headed towards(America is Christian) And I am promoting our central ethnic for very specific reasons. 1. We don't know when m-lims will have their reforms, by then should we not hold on to our own, no? 2. The very fabric of india, as a nation(we should be more like EU than a united nation anyway)is because of hinduism and combination of nationalism. You remove either....we get fked. 3. With liberal values prevailing on left side, nationalism is even losing on RW side. Getting influenced by m-lims on how they put their religion over their nation, why should we not do that too? 4. The prevailing of identity of hinduism has more to do with our softpower and diaspora across the world than our own nation(this one should be very obvious) 5. The whole world is moving towards a more technological liberal and free society where ideas can travel instantly from one point to another(already seeing this with yoga). Who do think will fill our inner void of purpose? Atheism and science doesn't hold your hand when times are tough and gives atleast a glimmer of hope that things might get better, does it? . At the end....you don't get to choose who you want to be. The circumstances around you choose that. It has more implications related to socio-economic stability of indian heartland than we think.
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  38.  @tyger3170  Hinduism was never a religion per say. Rather an ethnicity or a geographical identity of sorts. That said...hindutva is reactionary. I agree. But a good reaction I feel. Why? It's evolution towards a more church based religion(how churches used to set up proxy govts and didn't have any social classes, a dalit and brahmin are both the same in this new setting- yes some parts of orginal philosophy are comprised, but on a social level, doesn't this solve a lot of issues and end a lot of sufferings?) and this evolution came due to the circumstances around us. You see SC and ST getting converted to Xistianity, who's fault is it? It's hinduz....we need to change our societial structure. In our so called religion of hinduism...I have seen more hindus bashing on hinduism than other faiths themselves. Hence why, the identity of hindutva came up to differentiate from the self loathing ones. Historically speaking...hindus have never cared of their religion or community until it was their own family(because we don't have a Friday or Sunday prayer...no sort of any bond between the members of the religion) That's changing too. Again, reactionary. There are obv both positives and negatives to this....it's your choice where to look given the current circumstances. And please, don't base your 'oh these are hindutvawadis' when u see some ultra nationalists. I hate them more than you do. . Secondly, about the....'I have seen hindutvawadis having no knowledge of their own religion'. Chill. We never had any religious obligation to study our religion like others did. It will take time....but they are trying atleast. Hence for their efforts I sympathize with them a bit.
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  43.  @sidakbhatia1206  1. Vasudhaiva kutumbhakam is useless.... let's not go there. And k, our words are different but core thinking is same. And no....read that link, actions speak louder than words....he is against national sovereignty as a whole because he suffered as a Jew during WW2. The nazis and subsequent Rw in Germany made him like that. . 2. I agree with the...isalm used to be good part but rn we can't do anything except defending our own. There have been reformist in that religion only to be issued by fatwas(except a few)...even u agreed how bad it is right now. . 3. Sikhism is moving towards Abrahamics....I said so, I have seen how they removed the names of hindu gods and goddesses that were previously in the prayers which are read in Gurudwaras. For khalistan(which u mentioned, I have frnds from Punjab too...even they said it's a dead movement there) But, there were pics released from Punjab that some gurudwara had photos of bhindranwala stuck outside. You can't and shouldn't have any sort of separatist movement because no state alone can be a superpower but India together has that potential. . 4. The diaspora which is in Canada rn is becoming increasingly anti india due to a sort of snowball effect(this is a fact)....in future as diaspora will only get stronger between punjab and canada....this movement will 10/10 leak into India. That's why, I never explicitly mentioned Khalistan... but it's a given we will need countermeasures to deal with it in future. . 5. I never questioned the nationalism of Punjab or sikhs(the farm bills became an issue because indian society hasn't become mature enough to differentiate economic reform from a emotional or socio-political one....this goes for both left and right)....along with punjab, haryana, NE states, chattisgarh, Rajasthan are by-default nationalist states because of our hostile neighbours. I understand how punjab is not a place for you guys....it's an emotion, but I hate how there is drift between Sikhism and Hinduism because of some foreign faith. I hate it. As a jain(a third person perspective) I understand how fked the implications of Indic religions drifting away would be regarding socio-political and economic stability. . UwU thanks for reading
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  107.  @sidakbhatia1206  1. Liberalism is an ideology where you are free to choose anything. This anything can be you or me choosing to be loyal to a national identity or a cause. Now, this man(Soros) due to his past(grew up in the WW2 times) is very very against the idea of tribalism, group identity and national sovereignty. Furthermore, he opposes traditional economic values and all these things combine is him opposing the entire structure and skeleton of modern human society. If this is not anarchy, what is it then? His 'open society' foundation(nam se hii pata chalta hai) works towards achieving his goal. Source: https://www.city-journal.org/html/connoisseur-chaos-14954.html . 2. I have a good m-lim frnd too, actually many. But I have understood that their collective action and track record over religious issues(since India's inception) clearly favours their international tribal identity of ummah rather than that of nation itself. Imagine if the majority of india started to do that instead. What will happen to Sikhs, m-lims and every other religious identity? Isalm is nothing new nor is it exclusive to India. They didn't took over the whole of middle east to almost whole of europe(if not for the crusades) for nothing. They are equivalent of keeping a totalitarian party in a democracy. Both very detriment to the very system that let them grow in the first place. . And you have mentioned Sikhs....you people moving towards a more abrahamic religious style and forgetting why you are the way you are(Sub continental India is protected by Himalayas from the north east and the only way to invade it was from north west by land, present day Punjab lies there....reason why you people had such warrior mentality and such emotional attachment to sikhi as a whole, so that you don't drift towards the abrahamics and invaders) Idk man...maybe I got a bit too personal ignore the last para if you wanna. Sorry in adv.
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  137.  @haze8588  see on a worldview scale.... america is doing better than it's peers. Honestly. You people are quite the cynic. Secondly, you do have institutions in place atleast and the sheer size of the populous is quite huge. Look how some whites are going left while Hispanics and some blacks(but Hispanics more) are going right. That's amazing, because in South American populous word spreads very fast and they always the cautious and hardworking of the bunch.. All that, plus leftists over estimate their support. What conservativeism needs to do is cut off it's wings by taking up the issues of lgbt(basic rights and as such) upto themselves to divide that populous. If lgbt is made to be like a conscious and philosophical issue rather than the political one, u have basically halved their support to left. Secondly, education. College institutes, especially liberal arts colleges are a hub of left wing populism.... These institutions need to controlled in the right wing states first, by mobilising working class together and demanding changes in college programs and curriculum and proping up alt vocational programs(don't underestimate the power of populous and social cohesion of the working class, if your numbers are high enough, you pay the taxes, you have the right to demand changes in it)...this brings me to the next point of making groups and hyperlocal pockets of people via social media that is coordinated to specific locations....and participate in it. These groups must work in correspondence with the churches and capitalists who are your allies. They will help form a collective network and help out potential individuals in your groups to reach governmental civil positions, banking positions and positions of influence and power. Even college professors. A counterbalancing act needs to be reciprocated against them using their own subversive techniques. This will come if the professors of those colleges are closeted rwingers and such, or atleast somewhat moderates...a sort of traditional and dark academia aesthetic which promote traditional value systems and make them 'cool' will esp work for you guys. Putting the argument of: but this is traditional ethos are the ones that lead america to where we are today. A moral high ground by calling their racism (yes leftists are more racists than the right in reality) and illegitimize their arguments by saying you guys never worked out and breaking their moral. I will tell you, half of the leftist students in college are just in because it's socially acceptable and a norm of sorts. That needs to be broken down. . Yeah just a bit of insight from my side.
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