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bechara ab se burger nhi khayega

ye vijeta dahiya DID ka audition kyu de rha tha pure protest me 😭

abbe ye log abhijeet dipke ki simp edits kyu bana rhe h 😭

ye kuch s naam vale log pure s samaaj ka naam duba rahe h 😡

okay um i am speaking from what i have consistently observed and why because of that i personally cannot believe in the whole thing. now, religion is deeply personal. different people derive different things from it but as far as i have seen, it is very often practiced through unquestioning obedience. i'm not saying religious texts themselves necessarily demand that but this is what many people and institutions seem to encourage and what i have repeatedly witnessed. what i also struggle with is the very idea of faith. faith, almost by definition, asks you to trust despite uncertainty. if things work out, faith is affirmed, if they don't, you're often told you didn't believe enough, didn't pray enough or that it's part of a larger plan you cannot yet understand. to me, that makes faith difficult to meaningfully question because almost any outcome can be interpreted as confirming it. i simply cannot reconcile myself with that.

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the alliance between religion and subjection needs to be broken

religion is designed to produce subjects who will automatically obey

i cannot fathom how people continue to have faith in religion, how they build an identity around it, how they look at everything that unfolds in this world and within themselves and still find a reason to believe. i haven't associated myself with any religion for the past three years and it isn't because i'm some devoted student of science armed with equations and theories. also i don't claim certainty or i don't claim to know how the universe began. i am just an idiot who simply cannot believe because for me belief would demand a reconciliation i am incapable of making. it would mean finding a way to accept a world where so much suffering exists and still call it part of a karmic cycle or a spiritual cycle. i cannot do that. even if i wanted to believe there will always be something in me that refuses.

yaar ye रफ्तार bhai aisi baatein kar dete h 🤣

dekho i know for a fact that a lot of the people leading this protest have their own agendas cuz most people in positions of power rarely act without incentives. some want prominence, some want to grow their organisation, some want influence and some people are here simply for the clout. but here's the thing - a movement doesn't become meaningless just because some of its leaders have personal ambitions. right now idc whether they're politically benefiting from organising a protest this massive. i care about the issue they're fighting for. if the demands are legitimate, if thousands of students are finally being heard, and if pressure is being put on those in power then that matters. and i love how massive the turnout in the protest has been.