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Anonymous
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Let’s be real—before preaching about religious superiority or nationalism, take a hard look at the reality on the ground. More than 80 crore (800 million) Indians still rely on government ration for basic food, meaning nearly 60% of the country struggles with economic insecurity. Caste discrimination, which has existed for centuries, is still deeply embedded in Indian society, affecting education, jobs, and even basic human dignity. Instead of obsessing over religious identity and empty slogans, focus on real issues—poverty, inequality, healthcare, and education. Religion, in many ways, has been used as a tool for control, keeping people divided while those in power exploit the masses. Blind devotion without critical thinking is just another form of slavery—whether it’s to religion, politics, or outdated traditions. Progress comes from questioning, improving, and standing up for what truly matters—not just chanting slogans without action.
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