The indian caste system is the single biggest cucking event in the history of the world...

Why are Indians so violent?

high testosterone compared to twink whites

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Modern asian states have a much higher appetite for war. Large populations with massive heavy industry. Someone needs to use that steel, iron and cement. Europe is docile because it's heavy industry barring Germany has been destroyed, it's industrial capacity is waning.

They have an extreme inferiority complex. I don't think even joggers are this mentally cucked

You'd be surprised if you know how much Hatred for Brits is normalised in Asia. The Indians, the Chinese, even the Koreans and Japs hate the UK

what is your opinion of Dutch/Japanese

Nobody hates the UK here. The UK doesn't even register in our heads. People have conflicting opinions on US and China, and a joint hatred of Pakistan and love for Japan and Russia.

I don't think most people outside of India actually understand what castes are, and that India has tens of thousands of castes. They tend to think it's some kind of a race system when it is a labour system. Like, they think you can look at a person and tell their caste which sounds incredibly stupid but they believe that. Generally, castes are based on their traditional occupation. These occupations can be of priests, soldiers, blacksmiths, goldsmiths, merchants, oil pressers, scribes, architects (of temples especially), sculptors, street cleaners, toilet cleaners and so on.

This was how it was a century ago. Nowadays, caste is just used for wewuzzing ("we wuz scholars and architects and built temples for thousands of years therefore we're superior") or victimising yourself ("my people belong to this caste so they were persecuted and forced to do low occupations so we deserve gibs").

The Caste system did not exist in Rig Vedic times. there were pastoralists who called themselves Arya and called their enemies Dasa, who were originally allies of the Arya but began competing for resources and land. Dasa became used to refer to any rival Indo Aryan tribe during the early iron age.
The Rigvedic society was not distinguished by occupations. Many husbandmen and artisans practised a number of crafts. The chariot-maker (rathakara) and metal worker (karmara) enjoyed positions of importance and no stigma was attached to them. Similar observations hold for carpenters, tanners, weavers and others. Note that tanners and leatherworkers became designated as untouchables due to their occupation which involved working with animals, not due to anything else.
Near the end of the Rigvedic time period, Arya became converted into priest, warrior, merchant, and farmers. Dasa fell out of the varna system and was used to refer to any slave or servant.

The Upanishads do not provide us with any evidence of a solid caste ranking, but Brahmins and Kshatriyas do get priority with rituals. For whatever reason chariot makers and artisans were ranked lower than farmers and pastoralists. Hunting became seen as a bad profession.

During the second urbanization, all literary evidence we have points towards two things: in principle, there was no strict linkage between class/caste and occupation, especially among those in the middle range. Many occupations listed such as accounting and writing were not linked to jatis. Peter Masefield, in his review of caste in India, states that anyone could in principle perform any profession. The texts state that the Brahmin took food from anyone, suggesting that strictures of commensality were as yet unknown. The Nikaya texts also imply that endogamy was not mandated.

Lastly, Untouchables are untouchable because they were once involved in extremely filthy jobs. These included manual scavenging (manually going inside sewers to unclog shit or dumping shit from outhouses to the sewer), or funeral preparations (dressing up and decorating the dead body of a person before the cremation), or those people who ate non permitted meat like those of cow, horse, dog or others. They became untouchables, likely because they spread diseases and therefore were quarantined generationally.