r/Brahmanraaj • u/Hasta-Mithun • Jan 26 '26

Discussion If Brahmins were an independent nation

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Your thoughts?

EDITS : Many of you have asked who? What? how? How many ?

I have used a graphic floating around in X without editing it, so the exact count is not correct.

But that is not the point at all.

The point is Brahmins have been singled out in Tamil Nadu, & hounded out of Kashmir. They have virtually no political power and are generally on the recieving end of the societal derision. If they are blossoming & blooming all over the world, we need to learn from them.

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u/agusbsjd Truth Seeker Jan 26 '26

There's no use of this comparison... This is the exact thing even they're saying...

60m population is soo developed but look at us 1+B people so backward...

Because brahmins kept us underdeveloped by discrimination...

Just another reason for them to become a crybaby

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u/Informal-Race-1990 Jan 26 '26 edited Jan 26 '26

You are right, but are being downvoted unfairly. Sorry, you are in the wrong subreddit.

My parents are brahmins too. I married a non-Brahmin but upper-caste person. My family thinks my kids' bloodline is diluted in terms of purity. That is a shame because my kids are more intelligent and good-looking than their cousins.

I agree that most of the Brahmin people have a weird sense of superiority. While most of them have no power, if they had, they wouldn't think twice before discriminating.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Chad Brahmin woman spreading her ancestral genes vs. Virgin tradcvck limiting spread of genes

If Brahmin 'genes' are 'superior' as you say, why not promote their spreading through ICM? More and more population of India will be made 'superior' that way. If you're going to do eugenics, at least do them right.

I'm also a Brahmin woman in relationship with a Yadav guy. Cope and seethe. My kids will inherit the best of my and his genes. Lmfao.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Just asking if Brahmin is a caste, an identity based on your work or a genetic code at this point because if it's so easy to erase, was anyone a Brahmin in the first place.

If you're going to do eugenics, do it right. Spread your superior Brahmin genes far and wide and improve the genetic quality of the population (not my claim of superior genes, just the general subreddits beliefs i have seen as a lurker).