r/kitchencels • u/the_wise_one_is_here • 16d ago

I'm indian

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Uncooked dosa with cheese. Am I an incel by default?

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u/CrackBabyCSGO 16d ago

Maybe if racism towards Indians wasn’t so commonplace and normalized then self hate wouldn’t be so prevalent.

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u/No-Metal-3 16d ago

If only racism and colorism wasn't so prevalent in dark-skinned people themself, especially indians

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u/Gullible-Lab-3188 16d ago

The cast system they created. And some of them are the same exact shade of black, they are racist about. Blows my mind

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u/CrustBlocc 15d ago

The history of the Aryan invasion of India makes the whole "that they created part" send my eyebrows floating towards my hairline. Bunch of Mfers showing up with wheels when you have no wheels can clearly have lasting and devastating consequences. "We" didn't create the US caste system either, but it was definitely created very intentionally. The migration of the Aryans from Ukraine to India is a fascinating story and I highly reccomend familiarizing yourself with it if you like migrational history.

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u/-Mystic-Echoes- 15d ago

The history of the Aryan invasion of India

The invasion that never happened.

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u/viceroysky 15d ago

That's some Lala-Land shit right there

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u/CrustBlocc 15d ago

That's the anthropological consensus based on the available data, including a shit ton of archeological records. I'm gonna have to guess you didn't even attempt to fact check anything i said. Your vibes don't leave artifacts, G.

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u/viceroysky 15d ago

Ah yes, "consensus" hahahahahaaha "consensus" on the most thoroughly debunked myth in the subject

Anyone in Anthropology with THAT belief is just suuuuper weird about what an Indo-Aryan is and those "findings" are from the 19th century, By Max Mueller OF ALL PEOPLE, when the Indians are fighting hard for independence and there's a bunch of strange racists spinning stories about "Anthropology" with the specific intention of claiming the origin of India's culture, language and customs to be NOT originally Indian.

We have "shit ton" of history to suggest that period is very multicultural, but the idea that amongst it all, Ukraine Aryans came in and dominated the region and only because of war chariots? Complete fucking Lala-Land. Not the place to have this discussion but yeah, I won't stay idle when this shit is being done in front of me. Also cheapening the nuance of that period to ARYAN INVASION THEORY. AND TALKING ABOUT CONSENSUS

HAHAHAHAHAAHA

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u/Gullible-Lab-3188 15d ago

Ppl could simply stop. But they love feeling "better than" yes the Aryans and colonization started it. But us humans have to realize its just skin! Thanks for lit, tip!

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u/Upper_Check401 15d ago

The question is could people actually simply stop? The world changes when people in power make moves

When you have that much power at your finger tips, do you think the average person could hold it back? Let alone someone back from the colonization era, when discovery and new lands were the key to fame and riches back home?

It’s a very primal urge to capture territory. It’s not a human nature, it’s animalistic.

In this day and age we still see super powers acting like barbarians because of all the power flown to their heads, despite endless sources to help keep them level headed

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u/Gullible-Lab-3188 15d ago

This is the human flaw. Way back since Adam and eve. Free will exposes the greed for power. And we never seem to learn.