The response of Western pagans/polytheists to ongoing Muslim and Christian aggression against Hindus in India is truly disgraceful. Daily these pagans whine and whimper about Christian hegemony and constantly embellish their oppression in the West. 1/5

Meanwhile, Hindus in India witness violent attacks on temples, icons, and worshipers. They face a barrage of state, media, and academic misinformation—both in the West and even in India--about their religions and the threats to them. 2/5
When Hindus mobilize to resist these attacks of various forms, the cowardly, mewling pagans wrap it up with and condemn it as “fascism.” Once again these pagans reveal themselves spineless in the face of real anti-religious action. 3/5
Instead of solidarity with one of the oldest, continuously-practiced indigenous religions in the world, they aid and abet the forces of disorder, dissolution, and godlessness. They are anti-dharma; there is no other way to put it. 4/5
If they can’t stand with dharma, with Hindus and Hinduism, then there is little hope that they can maintain and carry forth their own traditions here. 5/5

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