> Which means every mosque or church that was built on top of a demolished temple stands as a monument to colonization and conquest of a people and a festering wound on the face of the nation. […]
> This is decolonization at work.
Thanks for illustrating my point so well.
Persecuting your own citizens who worship minority religions is not decolonization in any way. These people are your fellow citizens, and what you're defending is simply persecution of religious or ethnic minorities. Hence my point about the dangerous rise of Hindu supremacist, which you're illustrating perfectly.
> This is decolonization at work.
Thanks for illustrating my point so well.
Persecuting your own citizens who worship minority religions is not decolonization in any way. These people are your fellow citizens, and what you're defending is simply persecution of religious or ethnic minorities. Hence my point about the dangerous rise of Hindu supremacist, which you're illustrating perfectly.