--- Sanny Vaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In Goa Casteism still exist to the present time, but the debate on the internet doesn�t say anything of vital importance, such as, Why do we have these differences among us? Or how can we put an end to this? None wants to discuss this.
Mario replies: Sanny, I'm not sure what you have been reading on this thread, but you seem to have missed large sections of the debate. There has been much more said of "vital importance" than you have said in your article, which has repeated and summarized almost everything said by many others: a) Who cares anymore why we have these differences? The reasons may be interesting to some, but it is irrelevent to those of us who want to abolish the system. It is certainly irrelevent, in fact, it is insulting, to those on the "wrong end" of the caste system, i.e. those who are being discriminated against. b) In a number of my posts on this subject, which probably outnumber anyone else's posts in the last couple of months, I have discussed what I do about the caste system over and over again. How could you have missed these posts if you follow Goanet regularly? If you are against the caste system, as I am, you need to read all the posts about it and respond specifically to those who question whether it exists, those who want to do "research" to determine something they find relevent about this heinous system, or those who demand to know the "pros and cons" of the caste system.
