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Not sure what I wrote that made you think I perceived myself or anyone to be superior or inferior. I hate the caste system unconditionally. I believe everyone s
by reacharavindh 8y ago
Not sure what I wrote that made you think I perceived myself or anyone to be superior or inferior. I hate the caste system unconditionally. I believe everyone should be treated fairly and only on merit at least when it comes to education, science, and healthcare.
That said, I agree that there may be a social imbalance and there exists groups of minorities identified by whatever(financial standing, family background, etc) that have fewer opportunities that are reachable. Example, Someone living at poverty line aspiring to be a doctor. My ask is that the policies should help them with financial incentives and tutoring to compete at the same merit level as everyone and then help them become a good doctor as opposed to saying they only barely need to study to become a doctor.
- hef19898 8y agoHonestly, I had about 6 different answers to your original post :) So, we agree then on everything. As someone else pointed out, Affirmative Action is a difficult thing to implement, regardless it is the only realistic way to get things started. Sad that the cast system is actually making life difficult for everyone. For higher castes based on money they don't have due to ill implemented affirmative action and still for lower castes due to birth. And yes, the policies you ask for are an ideal. Unfortunately, it seems, they are against human nature sometimes. Still worth figjting for, so.