#antiliberalism — Public Fediverse posts

There are 🇮🇳 Indian think-tank types and academics (also outside India) and hindu-nationalist influencers leading the fervent crowds in rather 'expressive' name-calling of reporters for merely reporting what governments are saying, and openly calling for the elected head of #Canada to be removed for simply doing what is universally expected of him: decrying the assassination of their citizen by a supposedly friendly foreign state, no less.

This has the hallmarks of the launch of a brave new era where hindu-nationalism reveals itself a *global* force for anti-liberalism ("Hindu might makes Hindu right").

The CCP is watching with glee as Modi's #Hindutva state severs links to the annoyingly liberal 'First World' countries.

#Hindustan's islamic foes are only too happy to again see a foe as ideologically fervent as they are; it may do wonders for their sagging recruitment of fanatics.

The hinduist indignation is, unsurprisingly, getting boosted by various existing disruptionist and divisionist assets online.

Where does this leave secular India, not to mention India's non-Hindu minorities?

Where does this leave India's still formidable but increasingly constrained opposition?

Where does this leave the large Indian diaspora, especially in the West? (also see CCP and its longstanding orchestration of the Chinese diaspora to manipulate internal politics of foreign countries)

Lots of other questions regarding India's integration (or lack thereof) with the *current* global economic systems and "rules-based order"...

#India #Bharat #Modi #hindunationalism #hinduism #antiliberalism #Trudeau