Maybe for a The Hills Have Eyes sequel, it would be good to have these right-wing MAGA inbreds demanding that Hindu numerals be banned as idol worship and evil, as it’s contributing to a heathen, demonic, satanic AI takeover.
But overall, Hindu orgs and temple leaders need to come out with official releases about the Hinduphobic, racist and religious Hinduphobic hate by both the right and also the left because so far they have failed. You recently have the left, with its long record of Hinduphobic hate, now demanding the accounts of Hindus be checked because they might be connected with that clown outfit, the RSS. Then you have the right wing inciting open religious and racist hate.No other ethnic or religious group faces such extreme hate from across both sides of the establishment as Hindus do. But Hindus need to get out there in large numbers to raise these issues publicly, along with setting up professional academic and media platforms along with Hindu spokespeople who are professional and articulate to raise these issues, as no one gives a crap about this; we are ‘model minority’ status bragging and claiming everyone is jealous of them.
In Sugar Land, the Shri Ashtalakshmi Temple recently consecrated the 90-foot bronze Hanuman statue, known as the Statue of Union. It stands as the third-tallest monument in America, built entirely on private temple grounds. However, this architectural milestone has become a flashpoint for far-right influencers and online mobs. Earlier this morning, the hostility crossed a dangerous new line. When U.S 
Army combat veteran Ruchir Bakshi stepped up to defend his community’s constitutional rights, the online vitriol turned directly on his service.
“I’m a U.S. Army combat veteran and a Hindu American. I didn’t put on that uniform, leave my family, and go to war so some third-rate talk show guy could announce that when his side “wins,” they’re coming for my religion. I served with Christians, Jews, Muslims, atheists, and other Hindus. Nobody pulled rank on God before we went outside the wire. Some of those men never came home. None of them died so you could fantasize about ravaging someone else’s faith. The people who worship in those temples pay taxes, run businesses, and send their sons and daughters into the same Army I served in. “When we win, we are tearing this down” is not patriotism. It is a threat against Hinduism itself to vandalize another American community’s house of worship because you hate the faith inside it. If winning in America means demolishing Hindu temples, you don’t want the country I fought for. You just want a license to go after people who aren’t you. America is not your theocracy. Religious liberty does not expire for Hindus when you decide you’ve won. You don’t get to tear anything down. Not legally. Not morally. Not in the country for which I actually sacrificed.” – Ruchir Bakshi , Follow @ Ruchir Bakshi
Maybe the message is clear to Hindus for a very long time that it’s time to act like Hanuman, as no one is jealous of your model minority status, but you are seen as pagan heathen kafirs, which is why both left and right are competing with each other to wipe you out. Historically, the Hindu pagan heathens were the hardest ones to wipe off the planet because of their fierce warrior resistance to persecution. So Lord Hanuman’s statue is not just to bow down to, but it’s also the trigger to revive that active spirit.
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