LOL, I also convert oxygen into carbon dioxide.
It is my Twitter account. Of course the debates I want to start are selective and driven by my agenda.
Why would I start debates on someone else's agenda? Twitter is free. They have their own accounts.
It is my Twitter account. Of course the debates I want to start are selective and driven by my agenda.
Why would I start debates on someone else's agenda? Twitter is free. They have their own accounts.
These sanghis randomly show up demanding some mythical objectivity from me as is I'm some newspaper's editorial board.
I am me. I have my agenda. I tweet it.
I am me. I have my agenda. I tweet it.
On my last Pune visit, a childhood acquaintance said, "don't mind haan, I love your food & travel & cricket tweets a lot, but when you talk Indian politics, it seems like you're mostly obsessed with calling out the RSS and brahminism."
I said, "Yup. Why aren't you?"
I said, "Yup. Why aren't you?"
He said "agenda vaatato tujha"
And I said, "arre jhaamya, maajhya Twitter var mi maajha agenda lihinaar ka tujhya saasryacha?"
Him "Ho, pan tu faar fatkaL lihitos sanghabaddal aaNi braahmNaanbaddal"
And I'm like "Tar?"
He was speechless cos he hadn't thought beyond it.
And I said, "arre jhaamya, maajhya Twitter var mi maajha agenda lihinaar ka tujhya saasryacha?"
Him "Ho, pan tu faar fatkaL lihitos sanghabaddal aaNi braahmNaanbaddal"
And I'm like "Tar?"
He was speechless cos he hadn't thought beyond it.
There is this default reverence in the Indian system for the sangh and brahmins that if you question, even in abstract philosophical terms, people decide to feel personally attacked.
That's their problem, not mine.
That's their problem, not mine.
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