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“Reservation doesn’t keep caste alive. Casteism is what keeps reservation necessary!” Sai Deepak, yet again, exposed with a sharp response by Lakshya. #SocialJustice #ReservationIsJustice #CasteReality #LakshyaVsSaiDeepak #DravidianThought

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Controversialvor 1 Jahr

Get this deep shit in front of J Sai deepak and you will know its easy to comment than actually defending the idiocy

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CosmosChillvor 1 Jahr

Reservation is a mandatory religion preserving scheme without which the concept of "hindu" and "India" may fall apart sooner than it was put together

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rajvor 1 Jahr

There's one job with 100% reservation to one particular class of people, no education, no special degree required... With all the benefits! They will never give it up.. which job is that?

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Karthik Dhruvanvor 1 Jahr

Ok, who introduced reservation, it's Ambedkar 😏

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Proud Dalitvor 1 Jahr

He's consistent with his 🍊💩 everyday campaign though. That's the kind of discipline we guys need to have to counter his B.S.(he's paid for it ofc) everyday.

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Karthik Dhruvanvor 1 Jahr

Lakshya can't bare that, he and his descendants can survive without reservation system in India. 🤣

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PFC_OMvor 1 Jahr

What is Lakshya’s handle? Would like to follow and watch his 11 videos

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ഇന്ദീവരൻ🕉️🇮🇳🪷vor 1 Jahr

Logical fallacy. Pointing out one comment ( may even by a pro-reservationist) to vilify all forward caste people about their "brahminical" mindset. Secondly false equivalence fallacy Equating patriarchy with caste system.

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Yolovor 1 Jahr

Why don't try this in front of Sai Deepak.

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Uravannavor 1 Jahr

Bro why do UCs get into this debate even. Let’s fight it out no, on the streets. Let the resources be with those who win it on the streets!

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