/b/ - PSA: there is no sanskrit word for "slave" and no legal fram...

Anonymous (ID: GzXYo+fX) 27/07/26(Mon)18:54:44 No.84284 Replies: >>84293 >>84300

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PSA: there is no sanskrit word for "slave" and no legal framework for slaveownership. Anybody trying to guilt trip handoos into feeling eternal guilt for handooism is fooling you.

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Anonymous (ID: 9H6WTAm9) 27/07/26(Mon)18:56:48 No.84293

>>84284 Kya hijdapanti hai yaar, CJP should call itself FTP at this point.

Anonymous (ID: S+z+5jnM) 27/07/26(Mon)18:58:29 No.84300 Replies: >>84304

>>84284 Dasa

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Anonymous (ID: ukrqjCNo) 27/07/26(Mon)18:58:56 No.84304 Replies: >>84535 >>84600

>>84300 doesn't mean slave also has no legal connotation

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Anonymous (ID: GFx9o3UU) 27/07/26(Mon)20:21:00 No.84535 Replies: >>84566 >>84603

>>84304 By this logic sanskrit has no word for religion. Dasa's usage in mahabharata suggest slavery

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Anonymous (ID: 46Ind2Du) 27/07/26(Mon)20:30:46 No.84566

>>84535 It means servant or devotee not slave. And Sanskrit doesnt have a word for religion. And English doesnt have a word for dharma.

Anonymous (ID: IpEwGLH3) 27/07/26(Mon)20:40:30 No.84600

>>84304 Yeah, dasa meant a leader, and dasyu meant priest of leaders, divodasa is a respectable name for example

Anonymous (ID: IpEwGLH3) 27/07/26(Mon)20:41:02 No.84603

>>84535 Vice versa, engish has no word for Dharma

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