Antonio, >From your comments it's crystal clear that you are not a 'Bamon'. So, the next most natural thing to do is bash all the 'Bamons'. Having done that, could you clarify where in the caste hierarchy you belong?
Oh yes, you are a 'Catholic' so there are no 'caste-baggage' you carry, but your forefathers did, right? Let's say you are some where below the 'Bamon' in caste hierarchy. If we go by your logic and rhetoric, than the folks below your caste have the right to question your casteist approach just like you question the Bamons, right? So that makes you a casteist just like you perceive all Bamons as casteist. Unless, you occupy the lowest part of the caste hierarchy along with 'Marrs'. So, as a 'Catholic' does it give you a right to make such weird statements? Of course, if one is smoking some weird stuff, than it's all a different matter. You will agree that as a 'Catholic' you cannot make such statements against other human beings. If you wish to standby your rhetoric, than you can't be a 'Catholic'. The choice is yours! Avelino Bastora/Kuwait __________ Antonio Menezes wrote: Senhor Alfredo Francisco Antonio Luis de VASCONCELOS CUNHA e TAVARES calls himself 1) an unabashed brahmin who is 2) determinedly fighting the detriments of casteism in our society. para 1) proclaims to be an abashed one, when all other bamons are quite unwilling to do so in our society. para 2) '' intention to fight determindedly the detriments of casteism in our society '' is rather doubtful. Why would Senhor Alfredo have the the lesser mortals know that his grandmother hailed from the Vasconcelos family and his mother from Cunha family ? The question , therefore, should be : '' Can a bamon ever become an anticasteist ? '' Antonio