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To: Joe S Pack who wrote (42633)	5/21/2002 12:37:09 PM
From: arun gera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50167

>Brahminism in India is the root cause of almost all of the ills in India. There are some good educated Brahmins, but very rare to see them. Comparing with the rest of the population in India, almost all Brahmin's (>95%) are educated and yet you see those vermins keeping the status quo for the sack of controlling Government jobs and all economic benefits.... But for their evil caste system and their strong hold on government jobs and news media, there will be a lot of Brahmin beggers if they have to compete on equal basis.> Yes. The caste system is a problem. See how you classify all the brahmins into the vermin class! Similar language used for a jewish person would classify you as anti-semetic. Have you ever wondered that if 95 percent of Brahmins are educated, they are more likely to be in jobs that require education? And Tamilnadu has tried anti-brahminism as a state policy. A disproportionate number of seats in colleges are reserved for non-brahmins. Does that make Tamilnadu any better off than other states in India? Are all ills solved in Tamilnadu? As you said: Brahminism in India is the root cause of almost all of the ills in India. As a qualifier. I lived in different cities in India for 23 years. Never did anyone care about my caste. I don't know what my caste is and I don't care. Arun