The ultimate gaslighting is painting the victim as the aggressor.
Before weaponizing the word "lynching" to lecture others, look at who has actually been brutally murdered on the streets over the past decade. No actual minority, from Zoroastrians and Bahá'ís to Buddhists or Indo-Jews, faces systemic violence in India, yet you gloss over the savage, public killings of real victims. Name them: Kanhaiya Lal in Udaipur, Umesh Kolhe in Amravati, Harsha in Shivamogga, and Kamlesh Tiwari in Lucknow. These aren't statistics; they are human beings who were targeted and murdered, while people like you look the other way to peddle a convenient narrative.
And your sanctimonious praise of Oxford for "shaming bigots" is a vile joke. What happened at Oxford was institutional bullying. A democratically elected young student body president was mercilessly doxxed, her family's privacy was violated, and she was relentlessly hounded by a mob that explicitly declared the university "wasn't ready for a Hindu president." Her only "crime" was being born to Hindu parents.
You don't get to rebrand targeted harassment and xenophobia as moral justice. Demanding that someone "leave Norway to Norwegians" while pretending to champion tolerance is breathtakingly hypocritical. Turn that mirror around, acknowledge the actual victims of violence, and grow a conscience before you dare lecture anyone else.
@56_675_68@aminur_ra5 The modern republic of India was yet to form when arab and turks had the bright idea of demolishing what they're couldn't build. We Hindus don't have the ability to be the aggressors.