3 steps used to target Hindus (and even wipe them out)

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Hindus are being targeted and it could end up with you being labeled as prejudiced, losing your job or your kids deciding not to be HINDU. It’s happening in the US and it has now entered Canada. The method is devious — like a wolf in sheep’s clothing and it follows 3 simple steps.

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0:27 Fact 1
0:46 Fact 2
1:11 Fact 3
1:23 Fact 4
1:52 Step 1
3:51 Step 2
5:35 Step 3
6:48 Case Study

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[HinduLifestyle]

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[satveerrudra]

So True....
The problem is that most Hindus don't counter the false narratives spread by Christians and Muslims about the Hindu community...

[kalabhairava]

🇺🇲🇹🇹 we Indo-Caribbean descended hindus haven't had castes for many generations. Caste wouldn't even make it onto a top 10 list of most important hindu concepts.

[JayC]

Western media and academia will never favour Hindus so the answer to all this is simple.
1) Teach your kids true Indian history and Hindu values and educate them.
2) Teach your kids to strongly defend their culture and Hindu religion whenever encountered.

[Anubhavsengupta]

Sir you should make a video on the horrible Cast system in Buddheism that sadly 99%of Hindus still don't know about!, that video is needed specially for all the Neo Buddheists in Bharat who only wants to blame and disrespect Hinduism, that video is needed!🙏🕉️

[geess]

Uk Hindus started arguing amongst themselves for their own egos and failed to object effectively

[KavitaG]

The western society has realised the growth of Hindus, educationally, professionally, soft power exertion from India. So they are planning to divide Hindus, create hateful mindset within Hindus. We must fight this
Without having any data, how caste is practiced at the grass level in India. The level of inter-marriages in the past as well as present day!

The Varrna system. Is not caste system. There was no hierarchy or varna by birth concept. (ManusmriIti). It's a labour system. And it was accepted. But every good intentions has its limitation's.

Every religion, race, political ideologies will be misrepresented and used by others to dehumanise human societies.

[BurnedLeo]

Thank you for bringing theses issues up for us.
जय श्री राम 🙏🚩

[verstrahlt]

very well said. I am not Hindu; I like
it the most (from common religions)
Thank you ‧ for those explanations…
ॐ ‧ Greetings from Slovenia ‧ नमस्ते

[Apostate_of_allah]

I was wondering why hinduism is hated and put down so much. That's when i came accross a reply that says, "the tree that have the most fruits, is the tree that gets thrown the most stones"
And I'm not surprised. The people don't read their scriptures. That's the problem. Thankfully, i read the Bhagavad Gita when I was 16 and reverted to it.

[sanjayshah]

(1) CASTE is 100% Portuguese word, which tells you everything about European social system.

(2) The British East Indian company allowed Missionaries to travel to in their attempts to convert poor Hindus to Christianity, they started implementing CASTE. First saying the Brahmins are a higher caste and others are lower caste. Then saying the higher caste look down and chastised the lower caste. Then having created the division, the Missionaries started converting the poor so called lower caste Indians to Christianity

(3) The British when carrying out population consensus, simply labelled everyone as Hindus and divided them into these very general caste system

[MahimaAhmed-wm]

This is a good surprising lesson to me even though I am not a Hindus person 🕉️ but my ancestors are Hindus 🎉🎉🇵🇰🙏🇮🇳✨️🇺🇲

[realbigmanoncampus]

Indian parents need to start reading scriptures and start practicing sanatana-dharma if they want better lives for their children.

[AbhaySharma-xujn]

We need to unite hindus worldwide...if you have to survive unite

[jvenugsa]

The caste based law is already in motion in some parts of Australia :(

[soumyajit_rakshit]

The origin and history of casteism in India, as much as I have researched and theorized is pretty complex.
The social discrimination started its journey from 7th century. This was when the first effective outer invasion occurred in India by Alauddin Khilji in 606 AD. After that the Indian society went through the Sultanates and the Mughal rules. During those times, innumerable small and big temples went through demolition, and most of them were parallely used as Gurukuls or were donating to local Gurukuls. Hence, resultantly the Gurukul education system faced severe damages. The different school of thoughts, diverse philosophies and numerous methodologies were preserved and in those Gurukuls and were taught to the next generations. The Varna system was also flawlessly prevalent at that time. But when masses of the Gurukuls or Gurus were ended, there was hardly anyone left to hand over the correct Varnas to the next generations. So, individual's education became confined in individual's families or bloodlines. This ultimately resulted the rigid lineage-based caste system, and as the Gurukul system was almost facing an extinction, there was no one to correct the system.
And eventually the colonisers nailed the last nail of the coffin.

[Hiraeth]

Indian govt must teach these things to children in schools along with falsifying Aryan migration nonsense, not as religious studies but as anti-discriminatory education. Only those children will enter academia to counter these false notions. Unfortunately, BJP has done an awful job regarding the education system.

No matter how anti Hindu the congress was, they at least made sure to teach that the British were bad people.

[judebaysa]

Thanks for making people like me who study and follow with Sanatana Dharma aware of the false narratives.

Can you do a follow up on what one can say to counter this narrative if asked about it. Also I do understand that there are organizations that act as representatives for Hinduism in the U.S., but how are they able to shift or reframe the cultural narrative?

[Anubhavsengupta]

Sir you should make a video on how contrary to mainstream narrative(Specially by Leftists and Neo Buddheists)Sati pratha never existed in Bharat at the first place only, it's a huge lie told in our school history books that sadly 99%of Hindus still belive and feel guilty about that!, even Jaipur Dialogues Sanjay Dixit and Abhijit Chavda made a discussion video debunking that, so I really want you to make a video on that topic as well!🔱🕉️

[tivo]

in Vajrayanai Upanishad and Also adi Shankaracharya said that anyone can become Brahmin irrespective of their castes . What matters is the ture quality of the Brahmin in that person. Bcz in i have experienced that there are some people who don't know any mantras or puja process but fooling the people and earning money by Brahmin name in Bengal. Which is really bad for society as well as for sanatana Dharma. 😢
I think we need a massive implications of this all over India and every Hindu society. There should be a school which produces Brahmins.
And we hindus need to talk about this teaching of adi Shankaracharya and Vajrapani Upanishad.