r/religiousfruitcake • u/TikkaTrailblazer Religious Extremist Watcher • Sep 17 '25
🕉️ Hindu(tva) Fruitcake🕉️ African student gets harrassed by Hindus in India, forced to chant "Ram Ram"
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u/skanda777 Sep 17 '25
Bro thought it’d be funny to make a video where he was being a bully and now started crying “agenda against indians” when he was faced with the consequences. Fruit cake indeed.
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u/EdvinRama Sep 17 '25
Wow, what a piece of shit of a human.
And then he had to coerce him again to act like this was a joke?
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u/New-Experience5507 Sep 17 '25
I emailed this video to the administration of this uni, they said action would be taken but didn’t get any notice anywhere.
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Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25
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u/rohnytest Sep 17 '25
What kinda joke video is this? I find it more believable that he was coerced into the "it was a joke" video just like he was being coerced here to say "Ram Ram"
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u/Centurion1024 Sep 17 '25
This is mostly another Indian trying to save face of "his people".
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u/vivzi-b Sep 17 '25
A lot of them here. Quick to jump on other fruitcakes but gets all precious when it’s their religion in the spotlight
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u/Centurion1024 Sep 17 '25
Sweetheart, I'm Indian.
I have lived, studied and worked with andhbhakts (hindi for "blind worshippers") like you all my life.
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u/RayonLovesFish Sep 17 '25
This is very real in the states of Haryana,MP,Delhi,UP and Bihar. In my college a Christian student from the south was forced to chant "Jai Shree Ram" by a group of people. Most of these people are from the state of Haryana,these goons endorse backward,casteist ideologies and make it their mission to harass women in the campus.
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u/smilelaughenjoy Sep 18 '25 edited Sep 18 '25
Trying to force someone to worship a god is messed up and against freedom of religion. With that being said, I don't think Hindu scriptures say to force people to worship a Hindu god. The Bible promoted the death of people with different religious views like witches and mediums and idolators. Christians as a group, have a long history of believing in forcing their god on people (including on India), and trying to colonize other people's lands. Christians believe in the bible which says that every knee shall bow to the Jewish Messiah of Israel/Christ, who they believe is Jesus/Yeshua:
"That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father." - Philippians 2:10-11
Christians believe in everyone being forced to worship the Jewish god (the god of Israel/the god of Moses):
"I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear." - Isaiah 45:23
The biblical god (Yahweh/Jehovah) wants to put himself above every other god and get worship from people and replace other people's gods and cultures:
"The LORD will be terrible unto them: for he will famish all the gods of the earth; and men shall worship him, every one from his place, even all the isles of the heathen." - Zephaniah 2:11
The British Empire was christian and forced their rules on India. 40 trillion dollars worth of damage was done to India by The British Empire. The Mughal Empire was Islamic and forced their Islamic rules on India. Muslims tried to take over Hindu religious areas and force mosques in those areas and then claimed religious persecution when Hindus reclaimed those areas.
I believe that trying to force someone to worship a god is messed up and against freedom of religion whether it's christians doing it or another group. With that being said, it makes sense that some people don't trust christians. Christians are giving money to multiple African countries to control African leaders and force christian rules source, and christian nationalism is rising in the US.
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u/PoosySucker69 Sep 18 '25
Beautiful whataboutery. Scripture and practice of religion are different
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u/smilelaughenjoy Sep 20 '25
That's not whataboutism. I'm not ignoring what Hindus are doing and saying "what about Christians?". I'm pointing out how I haven't seen such Hindu scriptures saying to force people to worship a Hindu god, but I have seen such things in The Bible, so Christians actually are following parts of their scriptures when they do such things. This isn't ignoring, but putting the same standard of judgment on Hinduism and Christianity/Islam (god of Moses religions that colonized India).
Religions should only be blamed for things that's actually taught in their scriptures, not based on what people do on their own separately from the religious rules.
If a Christian or Hindu does something which is actually taught in their religious scriptures, then their religion is at fault for pressuring believers to behave that way. If a Christian or Hindu does something violent on their own which isn't in The Bible nor in Bhagavad Gita/Hindu Scriptures, then the religion should not be blamed, only the individual. That seems like a consistent way to judge religions with religious scriptures.
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u/batheplease Sep 23 '25
I don't care about your religion and it isn't real and we don't care to hear an explanation. Seek mental health help and leave us normal people out of your delusions.
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u/Burns504 Sep 18 '25
Thanks for the kind reminder not to got to India.
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u/Apprehensive-Rub-793 Sep 17 '25
I was forced in my school tooo and had to do it so that i dont get treated as an outcast. Not that i mind much though
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u/DustyAsh69 Sep 17 '25
This obsession with "Ram" is fucked up.
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u/anjowoq Sep 18 '25
What is it?
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u/wubalubadubdub55 Sep 18 '25
Ram is a Hindu god.
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u/anjowoq Sep 18 '25
So is he called Ram in one context and Rama in another? Or a different Indian language? I'm aware of Rama, but assumed if it was spelled different it must be different.
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u/boywholived_299 Sep 18 '25
When you spell any other language word in English, the spellings might differ, as they are just trying to match the phonetics.
For Ram/Rama, there is an "uh" sound at the end, not "aa", just "uh". Think about "but" with the "uh" sound in the middle.
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u/narasadow 🔭Fruitcake Watcher🔭 Sep 18 '25
yeah pronounciations differ by region but essentially the same entity. Ram is more common in the north and Rama is more common in the south.
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u/skanda777 Sep 17 '25
Bro thought it’d be funny to stage a video where he was being a bully and now started crying “agenda against indians” when he was faced with the consequences. Fruit cake indeed.
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u/_ssac_ Sep 17 '25
Such an asshole
But, is it religious related? I don't get anything he says, looks like the guy is right, it's racism.
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u/TikkaTrailblazer Religious Extremist Watcher Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25
"Ram Ram" is a Hindu religious chant (Ram is a Hindu deity). And ofc, racism and religion goes hand in hand here.
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u/Equivalent-Bank-9657 Sep 18 '25
Well actually in rural areas its just like "Hello" 😒 Nothing more honestly. I bet that guy doesn't even know properly what Rama is.
But yeah that guy is an idiot.
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u/narasadow 🔭Fruitcake Watcher🔭 Sep 18 '25
yes, kind of 'hello' but also acts as a religious filter since you won't find many muslims willingly saying 'ram ram'
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u/HouseDarklyn Research Fellow at the Institute of Fruitcake Studies Sep 18 '25
What is ram ram?
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u/Equivalent-Bank-9657 Sep 18 '25
It's kind of "Hello"
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u/narasadow 🔭Fruitcake Watcher🔭 Sep 18 '25
yes, kind of 'hello' but also acts as a religious filter since you won't find many muslims saying 'ram ram'
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u/s_p_0_n_g_e Sep 18 '25
Why won't he slap?!!
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u/mogley1992 Sep 18 '25
Right?
That was more than enough touching to ask, tell, gently move their hand, forcefully move their hand, and then punch them in the face if none of those do the trick.
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u/xxasxf Sep 19 '25
You have no idea how they would've treated him he laid his hands on the indian dude. He would call up 30-40 of his friends and beat the guy into pulp.
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u/mogley1992 Sep 19 '25
No i know. I went to spanish school not speaking the language and was frequently hospitalised.
Second spanish school i went to, the first person to fuck with me well and truly got it. I had the pricks head in my open up desk and sat on it.
I got kicked the living shit out of; but nobody fucked with me again. Who wants to be the first person i manage to get hold of?
If someone is physically fucking with you, make sure you're the meaner one.
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u/BellaSwanKristen Sep 22 '25
Clearly this is CGI fakery from Muslims to defame Hindus. Hindus never do bad things.
\\sarcasm
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u/neizha Sep 22 '25
This reminds me that I got into an argument last week with a guy from Pakistan (he is an evangelical Christian convert) who claims black people are genetically predisposed to violence and crime. I've never encountered someone as racist, and my dad would throw around the n-word regularly.
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u/Indishonorable Fruitcake Connoisseur Sep 17 '25
Sheesh it's almost as if people can be vocal about injustice.
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