Thread by @anshul_aliganj

#Reformists
#Revolutionaries
The final object of both Reformists and Revolutionaries is the same. Both have many things in common but the fundamental point of agreement is that they both believe that the existing system is
"DEFORMED"

Revolutionaries and Reformists compliment each other in many ways. However both do not get along quite often as they don't want to lose the credit.

Revolutionaries feel that Reforms are nothing but a bribe , a small concession given to their demands to break their movement.

It was Karl Marx who termed Reforms as bribe as labour reforms started happening in his time & many of the Revolutionaries became satisfied and left their final goal.
But infact Reforms never end. One reform calls for the demand of next reform and so on.

So Reforms are continuous process, in simple words continuous reforms is breaking a revolution in several steps. On the completion of each step you get closer towards the revolution.
It is a slow poison which works very effectively and silently and people don't even notice

By the end of the final step the old system loses its character completely and not even a single shade of it can be found in the new system.

Hindu Dharma is facing the threat from both the revolutionaries and the reformists. Revolutionaries we recognise like the Atheists, communists and the blue brigade and we tend to oppose them but it is the reformists whom we don't like the Sangh.

Both wish for the end of the ancient Dharma.
It is happening right in front of us. If we do not recognise this great threat now , we will definitely lose our Dharma , our civilization.
We have to consider ourselves as the last generation of civilizational warriors.

If we do not resist or fight this battle then the coming generations will be brought up in a totally new degraded system.

It is on us whether we chose to fight or give walk over

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