From: ranga@cs.umd.edu (M.Ranganathan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.punjab,soc.culture.indian, [others]
Subject: Re: "Brahmins not used to killing unjustly"
Date: 15 Oct 1996 13:26:43 -0400

In article <3263B210.1AB9@wpo.hcc.com>,
N. K. Agrawal <nagrawal@wpo.hcc.com> wrote:
>> Without any shame, hate spreader & history distorter Gurupdesh Singh (gsp7@co
rnell.edu) wrote:
>
>> Also in the Ramayana, Ram is ordered to kill a shudra
>> by a learned Brahmin for no apparent reason (in fact,
>> many Dalits politicians like Kanshi Ram and Mayawati
>> have point to this in rejecting Ram as a "God" of the
>> Dalits).  Ram obediently perform the deed.  The is a
>> sort of Brahmanical propaganda directed at the soldier
>> class to obey the Brahmins whenever they need to
>> "teach the shudras a lesson".
>
>Where did you read it? 

I dont need a soldier class to teach shudras lessons. I teach shudras
lessons quite frequently. Why just the other day, this groovy shudra
chick came up to me and asked - "o learned brahmin, how does one take a
tour through 500 cities? I have very little dough." 

Why said I ,
with a twinkle in my eye,
You get into your T(o)uring machine,
And with a smash,
You press on the gas,
And from city to city you will go.

But remember honey,
To spend as little money,
For I dont think it is funny,
If you should come back broke.

Cause I need as much of your bread,
As is possible I said,
So go find the minimum tour.

So she's still a' trying 
I probably be dying
Of laughter or I will get old.
For the secret you see 
Is P is not NP 
And she will be T(o)uring for ever more.


Ranga.


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