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Sravnaji,

This news item was shocking even to me who is very much familiar with the dravidian ideology.
I thought a women would never compromise her dignity for anything but I was obviously wrong! That is why I think the women probably deserved sympathy because she felt that she had to keep quiet of her molestation to be in the good books of dravidian tamils. And note all this because the professor who invited her happened to be a brahmin. See there is not even the usual pretense of "we are only against brahminism but not brahmins" here. They were always against brahmins only. Brahminism was a ruse they invented to fool utterly gullible people.

I shared this news item to highlight this and also as a means to inform the brahmin community how bad things are in TN because our community people seem to be in some state of stupor completely oblivious to these happenings. I understand your point about negativity but we also should understand reality. I think we, as a community, are extremely lucky that our state is a part of Indian union. Otherwise, our plight would not have been any different from say the plight of tamils in Srilanka. That is my opinion.

Although you quoted a nice thirukkural in the end, it, in a way, puts the onus on brahmins themselves. That is neither correct nor fair because the situation has come about because of constant goebbelsian propaganda of dravidian tamils against brahmins. So if you think you can change this by changing your own behavior, you would be wrong. That is the maya here!

<blockquote data-quote="கால பைரவன்" data-source="post: 469493" data-attributes="member: 22900">Sravnaji,This news item was shocking even to me who is very much familiar with the dravidian ideology. I thought a women would never compromise her dignity for anything but I was obviously wrong!&nbsp; That is why I think the women probably deserved sympathy because she felt that she had to keep quiet of her molestation to be in the good books of dravidian tamils. And note all this because the professor who invited her happened to be a brahmin. See there is not even the usual pretense of &quot;we are only against brahminism but not brahmins&quot; here. They were always against brahmins only. Brahminism was a ruse they invented to fool utterly gullible people. I shared this news item to highlight this and also as a means to&nbsp; inform the brahmin community how bad things are in TN because our community people seem to be in some state of stupor completely oblivious to these happenings. I understand your point about negativity but we also should understand reality. I think we, as a community, are extremely lucky that our state is a part of Indian union. Otherwise, our plight would not have been any different from say the plight of tamils in Srilanka. That is my opinion.Although you quoted a nice thirukkural in the end, it, in a way, puts the onus on brahmins themselves. That is neither correct nor fair because the situation has come about because of constant goebbelsian propaganda of dravidian tamils against brahmins. So if you think you can change this by changing your own behavior, you would be wrong. That is the maya here!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="கால பைரவன், post: 469493, member: 22900"] Sravnaji, This news item was shocking even to me who is very much familiar with the dravidian ideology. I thought a women would never compromise her dignity for anything but I was obviously wrong! That is why I think the women probably deserved sympathy because she felt that she had to keep quiet of her molestation to be in the good books of dravidian tamils. And note all this because the professor who invited her happened to be a brahmin. See there is not even the usual pretense of "we are only against brahminism but not brahmins" here. They were always against brahmins only. Brahminism was a ruse they invented to fool utterly gullible people. I shared this news item to highlight this and also as a means to inform the brahmin community how bad things are in TN because our community people seem to be in some state of stupor completely oblivious to these happenings. I understand your point about negativity but we also should understand reality. I think we, as a community, are extremely lucky that our state is a part of Indian union. Otherwise, our plight would not have been any different from say the plight of tamils in Srilanka. That is my opinion. Although you quoted a nice thirukkural in the end, it, in a way, puts the onus on brahmins themselves. That is neither correct nor fair because the situation has come about because of constant goebbelsian propaganda of dravidian tamils against brahmins. So if you think you can change this by changing your own behavior, you would be wrong. That is the maya here! [/QUOTE]

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