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The crab theory


You know what it is? ‘’. The same thing gets applied to humans. Caste. This monster took birth centuries ago and still thriving all over India. The collapse of the Mughal era saw the rise of powerful men who associated themselves with kings, priests and ascetics; and that's how the caste system came into existence. The one thing that is screwing up the entire nation even today. Now, why did I mention crab theory in the beginning? Because of the fact that ‘Caste’ still exist in Our Country, several castes are still hating and standing against one another. As bitter as it might sound, but we all are suffering because of few shitheads considered themselves ‘superior’ than others.
Today is 14th April. The father of Indian constitution - Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's Jayanti (Birth day). You are utterly idiot if you think he fought only for backward class. He fought for entire Hinduism. Before 1950’s, people born in schedule caste weren't allowed to take basic education in schools, weren't allowed to drink water in public, walk with footwares on streets and much more.
Now, what is wrong with our society? :
 CASTE DISCRIMINATION.
 Point I - Educational and job reservation in India exists because no one was ready to let scheduled caste to live their life as they want to. Banned education, banned job opportunities, banned having any rights. Why? Weren't they humans? We are living in 21st century, we don't need reservations anymore. I have seen people coming from backward class studying their a** off and working harder than others and achieve their position. I have also seen students from open category commiting suicide because their hardwork didn't get paid off due to reservation system. Those who are scheduled caste and still taking advantage of this law, are nothing but ‘weak’ who doesn't have enough guts to achieve success on their own. This thing shall get removed from our society soon. But then again, all these political parties existing would run out of a major issue to keep themselves in ‘power’, won't they?

 Point II -
    (This applies vice versa)
 A girl and a boy falls in love. The girl tells her highly educated family, the religion and the caste of the person she loves. The boy is from backward class. The girl’s parents are from upper and hence, to maintain their respect in society they tell their daughter to forget the guy forever. We live in a society where Caste is more important than two people who wants to spend their lives with each other. What the heck is this upper class and lower class? Don't we cry the same tears when we suffer? Don't we bleed the same blood when it hurts? Don't we wish upon the same stars? Don't we all breathe the same air? Many of us want to change our mentality. But those faces on our nukkad’s banners won't let us to, period. I am proud to say that I am from scheduled caste and I haven't taken any advantage till date. I will rather take my own life than ever taking any benefit of the same. Cast away the caste system, Please. _/\_ or else there won't remain any difference between crabs and us. Lift up one another instead of pulling down. [
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