A necktie-worn man is like a roped cow

[ShaSha1]

13:1) Know about slavery.

13:2) It has not been abolished. Masters have become institutions.

13:3) And you are under any institution.

13:4) Mind that, parents become glad when their son has gotten job.

13:5) Slaves have turned into service-holder.

13:6) Masters would sell their slave to another rich man for his own interest. Now slaves or servants sell themselves to other or institution for their own interest.

13:7) You are busy to be a servant. You love your son send to school with tie.

13:8) And you are also going to office with tie.

13:9) You have turned all schools into servant-making training center.

13:10) Say, will man go to school to be servant? Or won’t man go to school to be self-conscious?

13:11) Do you not look like a roped cow after taking a necktie? Do not send your son to the school which impulses them to be tied.

13:12) Do not join the institution which compels you to be tied.

13:13) Try heart and soul to be free from necktie-worn life.
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This is the Thirteenth chapter (Slavery) of Drishtantoist scripture, Mangolbarta, translated from Bangla.

[Piltdownbrain]

What quaint wording for a manifesto, Marx was far more eloquent! I have a feeling that Hindu society is on the verge of a class war, judging from the resentment expressed in this comment, and also the derogatory reference to the sacred cow as a slave, and the necktie-worn man (upper-caste bourgeois I suppose)as the servant/slave to the religious hierarchy. Oh well, I suppose they have to start somewhere. It's sort of like 18th century western society all over again, damn!

[bennycrab]

I totally disagree with you on this topic. There is no slavery in the Hindu culture.It is just that they are very conservative about their religion and wants to practice that alone.
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[chaz wyman]

13:1) Know about slavery.

13:2) It has not been abolished. Masters have become institutions.
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A necktie-worn man is like a roped cow.

True. But a least a cow can wander in the field to graze where she will.

BUT a man with a religion is like a slave chained to a wheel.

[chaz wyman]

I totally disagree with you on this topic. There is no slavery in the Hindu culture.It is just that they are very conservative about their religion and wants to practice that alone.

A man born of a shit-shoveller is a man whose only prospect is to spend his life shovelling shit. That is worse than slavery. A least some slaves can dream about manumission, whilst others in history have been able to buy their freedom. Such in not the case in a caste system.