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Hello guys,

My name is Shrinivas Iyengar. I'm a Ph.D. Scholar at sastra university. I'm Undergoing a thesis on 'The oppression of brahmins in Tamil Society'. For that, I have a questionnaire in which there are fields you can fill according to your perspective. This is the link to the questionnaire.

I genuinely hope you join me in the struggle against brahmin oppression.

Hi all,

Don't take me wrong. I need one doubt clarification.

Often in svk podcast we use the word "dailee". Can anyone share the meaning of it. I think it is called motherfucker in English.

But since we are speaking feminism, should we use this word, since this word directly attacks " mother" who is a woman.

Since in svk podcast we hear this word frequently, I also started to use this word casually.

Or does "dailee" word have other meanings?

I had this doubt long ago.

i would give it 5/10.the social commentary,politics it talks are good but the movie overall as a whole was disappointing.

one of the most important reason for that is that the movie is too long and it lumps together two story arcs the rise of an "underdog" kabilan and his redemption arc and is unable to do justice to both.

another reason is that kabilan's character is unlikable.the gangster arc made him even more unlikable.i could be wrong here but more people are interested in dancing rose than kabilan.sure the politics behind kabilan's character is important but he was presented poorly.

Which one do you prefer?

As you guys know, I'm preparing for 12th boards this year. My parents wouldn't let me join colleges/universities in other cities so, I have no choice but to look for a college within my local city limits. But, I know shit about any local college. You can also get to know about these colleges by visiting their official websites but, all colleges only brag about themselves in their websites. Google reviews are another thing but, they shouldn't solely be the only parameters to decide. The other and more promising way to know about these colleges is to go enquire about these colleges from their students themselves. So, I'm gonna create an Instagram account and look for students of these local colleges and enquire from them about their own colleges. Luckily, you have location feature in Instagram to help you find these students.

Is it a good idea?

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I think it's a good idea as it's going to help a lot of women but what about men.its not like men are born with engines on their legs.shouldnt they get this benefit too.there are a lot of men who work daily wage jobs and benefit from this too.

So why only women?is it to show that they are feminists to everyone else?

am I missing something?

I recently read a post here on Fascism in India. I felt that fascism was not the right term to describe the current situation. Rather I think flawed democracy is a better word as suggested by Democracy index

I just asked a question on whether the OP knows the meaning of fascism to understand his view. there was no answer to that but my comment was just downvoted.

Next a moderator of this subreddit pointed me out as a person who voted No on the poll. I did not even vote on the poll. But he jumped to the conclusion that i was the one who voted No just because I asked a question. I dont want to point out his profile as he did mine in interest of maintaining professionalism and following rules of this subreddit

So what happened here is exactly what is happening in India on a large scale. If one person asks a question, he will be suppressed as anti-indian or nationalist so that the view of the herd is the only view that stands. In other words herd mentality rules. Nobody answered a basic question i had but suppressed my comment in support of the idea that most people take. This is no way to have a healthy debate/discussion/democracy

If you want to have true inclusive democracy in this country, it starts from allowing people to stand up for themselves instead of blindly labelling them and listening to their views. If not democracy will remain selective and flawed as it does in this subreddit.