Brother Prakash is a Brahmin and like all his castemates it is too difficult for him to get rid of the caste spectacles. Ambedkarism is not a “poor imitation of marxism”. It is marxism, plus something more. To this day we have not found a better alternative.
We have made it clear many times that Dalits are not against Brahmins but only Brahminism. Gandhi was not a Brahmin but he was a better Brahmin than the best.
Brahmins might have “defeated” the Dalits. Yes. We admit it. But did the Brahmins win? Our Jan. 1 and 16, 2006 editorials must have cleared this point. Brahmins and their Brahminical followers (15%) may think they can merrily jump ahead leaving the Dalit-Bahujans behind. No. They will not be allowed. The Brahmins may not know this. Their Brahminical mind-set will not allow them to admit this.
All their stock market boom and euphoria plus their boast of 8% growth will be merely on paper.
The deprived masses will never ever allow the Brahmins to run away leaving them behind. The very fact the big cities the pleasure resorts of the Brahmins – are dying, proves our point. The very Brahminical life itself has become insecure, threatened- not to speak of their pleasure and pomp.
The crisis caused by the deprived people inside their own Brahmana Jati Party (BJP) shows the helplessness of the Brahmins.
If Brahmins have the brain and the heart to understand this crisis they will know they are getting deeper and deeper into bigger and bigger crisis.
They will never be allowed to live in peace. Things will only worsen but will never improve. We are ready to discuss the crisis with the thinking Brahmins -of course with a heart to understand – EDITOR.
