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: Apparently not, if you look at all the Muslims in India being "asked"
: to hand over sites that are now believed to be of utmost importance to
: Hindus. Then again, that's probably a great way to grab property of
: interest - make up a belief, claim that Hindus believe in "to each his
: own" as a fundamental principle, and then take what you want. After
: all, everyone who kills someone in a riot can later claim that he was
: just "following the word of God".
: However, if you're interested in correctness, then it might be
: worthwhile to explain how a butter-eating God is supposed to preach
: veganism. Or, it might be interesting to note that Rama's name was
: being used to justify the most heinous acts, when He's supposed to be
: the ideal of the most fair ruler.
Perhaps, I should have said better:
To each his own, as long as "his own" does not
bother me beyond a certain point.
If some one thinks that veganism leads of realization,
then I am hardly concerned. Let him pursue his path.
I wish him success. It does not bother me.
-- Nachiketa Tiwari
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