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You are the only one talking about vegetarianism. It's fairly obvious that from the traditionalist point of view of the poster's friend a Brahmin is expected t
by HelloNurse 6y ago
You are the only one talking about vegetarianism.
It's fairly obvious that from the traditionalist point of view of the poster's friend a Brahmin is expected to care more than inferior people from no-good castes about religious and semi-religious precepts like not eating lard (to avoid eating inappropriate animals, not because lard isn't vegetarian).
- olcor 6y agoNot always. As I mentioned, an American (not of Indian origin, and presumably without thinking about caste) warned me about rennet when he knew I was a vegetarian. Please don't misunderstand my words. I talk about vegetarianism because the GP talked about it through the lens of caste, and I stated that I thought otherwise.