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Anti-"minority'? Ha ha. When did I ever criticize Jains or Parsis, or Tibetan Buddhists in India.
I criticize only the two most powerful world-dominant ideologies with global resources waging Holy War on minority traditions. These apologists for #IslamoFascism are funny. 😂
I criticize only the two most powerful world-dominant ideologies with global resources waging Holy War on minority traditions. These apologists for #IslamoFascism are funny. 😂
This template of minority-majority itself arises from monotheism and its experience in Europe. It was a debate *within* Christian sects where a Catholic majority would persecute Protestants and vice-versa. It is a problem arising from intolerant Christian (& Islamic) monotheism.
#Islamophobia is a term funded by #OIC to prevent criticism of Islam, a secular blasphemy law. No surprise an #IslamoFascist apologist would push it.
Pepsi, Coke and Walmart don't become "minorities" in India because sugarcane juice sells more.
Pepsi, Coke and Walmart don't become "minorities" in India because sugarcane juice sells more.
The "minority" discourse exists in India for a singular reason—to continue the advance of #ChristoIslam. It was first created as a #BreakingIndia meme with the "Communal Award" in India by the British. It has already broken India once, which is why the tukde-tukde gang love it.
How "seculars" participate in the extermination of native traditions for #WorldDominant #ChristoIslam—a stone thrown on a Church, a beating, becomes major news, regular attacks and desecration of temples, mob attacks, murders of Hindu, barely a blip.
