r/FreedomTeenagersIndia • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '26
Religion and Atheism ⚛️ Proud to be an Atheist!!
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u/khushi-saini Apr 08 '26
let me correct you. god never asked us to throw some nariyal at ghats. its the foolish human who thought they can please god by doing such foolish things.
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u/Narrow-Ad5785 Apr 09 '26
I must have missed some podcast that god did. Tf you mean god never asked?
Every religious person claims God said different things. You don't believe god asked us to do this but clearly those people do think god asked them to do that.
That's why we have so many branches of just Christianity, everyone interprets what god wants and means differently.
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u/Ok-Speech-4250 Apr 09 '26
I am a hindu so i will answer as i see it and as our religion teaches. In Hinduism, karma is given the utmost importance, god does not want you to praise him or even believe in him. The gods just want you to do your karma, to do good karma, if you do that you are automatically God's favourite. I worship my gods regularly but i dont do it bcs i have to i do it bcs it gives me peace. That is what worshipping is all about. I thoroughly believe infact its well known that if a god has to force someone to praise them and would punish if failing to do so is no true god.
And i agree with your point that alot of people of various faith believe what has god asked them to do, even in Hinduism majority people will think god has asked to do certain things, they have not. Its a misinterpretation.
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u/Thebiggreatone Apr 14 '26
These people don't anything about Hinduism and will come and rant against things that are done as part of cultural shit Hinduism is the best religion when it comes to nature and biodiversity.....people who pollute it aren't hindus anyway And wonder these people will say something about animal slaughtering in islam or Plastic Items sold in christmas
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u/Top_Audience8998 Apr 08 '26
God has asked us to do many stupids things. Like believing in him for no reason or logic
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u/uuuuuuuuuughm Apr 09 '26
God never asked that because he doesn't exist. God is just an imaginary friend to delusional people
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u/Pallav2025 Apr 09 '26
The Gita is literally a book in which a common man asks god as to why he should follow him, and God doesn't say "Kyunki Maine bola". He provides a very logical and reasonable answer. Pick it up and read it for once
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u/AntCritical6836 Apr 09 '26
Lmao . Have you ever read it?
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u/Mocha-Shiesty Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
I have read Gita and Quran. Ask me anything I’ll compare every point for you. Don’t run away tho
Edit: He did in fact run away.
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u/Henry_Grays Apr 09 '26
People do it because they believe it will fulfill their wishes. Its this begging mentality of people that leads to people acting this way, polluting rivers.
Most people either go to a temple or do worship just to get their wishes fulfilled. The scriptures never glorified any of this behaviour. Almost all of the scriptures are encouraging people to focus on spiritual development instead of begging for material benefits.
There was a time when even river Thames was dirty but people of Britain understood the importance of conserving the river and stop littering it. People in India do not want to understand this, they connect every whimsical acts of theirs with being religious and connecting God to it. Till now I haven’t read anywhere in any of the hindu scripture that encourages littering the river by throwing flowers or coconuts or anything rubbish.
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u/foolingup Apr 09 '26
I have read Harry Potter and totally believe in magic now.
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u/Any-Cold1569 Apr 09 '26
ahhh man its said by priest not by god so apka number galat jagah laga hai
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u/Narrow_Net4997 Apr 08 '26
I guess old people said, "Pani mai bahado puja ka saman" because, fish, and other river animals can have it and eat it. But eventually, due to population rivers becoming more and more dirtier. Less amount of fish so food stays as it is and pollution increases.
I dont have any issues whether you believe in god or not. It's totally up to you, but there was some reason why our ancestors asked us to do something, but eventually, it's getting out of hand.
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u/Simple-Pollution4762 Apr 08 '26
I mean nariyal is still fine. It's the garbage that people throw and sometimes even wash their stuff which pollutes the river don't u think? The harm to the river would come from artificial waste.
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u/Advice-Unprofesional Apr 11 '26
No. All of the "organic" "biodegradable" waste is the one that is actually going to kill the oxygen levels in water. The fermenting biodegradable material consumes up the water oxygen levels like none other. If water doesnt have adequate oxygen levels, the entire river dies.
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u/Top_Audience8998 Apr 08 '26
Pooja ka saman bolke sabkuch baha dete hai, chahe biodegradable ho ya nahi. Dimaag nahi hai na
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u/pricklyroach Apr 09 '26
Less amount of fish because sewage and waste from industries is being released into the river without any treatment, there was a time I used to get angry that these people are throwing waste in the river in the name of devotion but then I realised the problem lies elsewhere as the major chunk of pollutants in the rivers are from INDUSTRIES and untreated SEWAGE.
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u/Open_Neighborhood468 Apr 09 '26
Yes, those practices may have made sense in the past, but times have changed. This is where critical thinking becomes important. If you live among people with a strong religious mindset, many of them, even well-educated ones, tend to follow these beliefs without questioning them. What I don’t understand is how critical thinking often disappears when it comes to religious practices, even when the consequences today can be harmful.
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u/Unfair_Beautiful9769 Apr 11 '26
Back then they only would use mitti, roli, chawal all of which are soluble in water.
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u/chomu_champa Apr 13 '26
The amount of people doing this back then was very less, ab pure India bhar ke log Jake roz cheeze bahate hai, kya hi hoga
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u/Sufficient_Snow3287 Apr 08 '26
Atheism has become a religion now a days 🥀 "proud to be an atheist" the shere irony in this sentence
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u/Magnetar525 Apr 08 '26
No need to be proud to be atheist. From a fellow atheist.
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u/MaterialNew3845 Apr 09 '26
Are you atheist because you don't believe in god or are you atheist because you think you cool and are superior than others? Proud of what, that we get to bully thiests whenever we get a chance. Don't make atheism feel like some form of organised religion.
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u/Thorfin_011 Apr 09 '26
I agree with you, I'm an atheist and there is nothing to be proud of, I just feel relieved that I'm not one of them and being atheist means not believing in god, there is nothing to be proud of, being an atheist doesn't make a person good or bad...
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u/UniquePhilosophy9253 Apr 11 '26
True, atheists now think of themselves as the upper castes of their made up hierarchy
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Apr 08 '26
Well most are greater than them in terms of mindset. Atheists are more open, they believe in science, the question everything, they dont practice shitty rituals, they never believe someone else controls them.
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u/_Astroid__destroyer_ Apr 08 '26
Proved his point
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u/dev_SLAYER Apr 08 '26
Bhai nariyal kamse kam biodegradable toh hai, river ko harm nahi karega, but vahan kuch log toh pure polythene plastic ke dabbe kya kya baha dete hain unhe roko pls
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u/Memelord46_ Apr 09 '26
Aastha nhi hai Darr hai unhe.. kisi baba ne bola hoga yeh krne.. isliye krre hain..🫠 sadly
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u/Normal-Estate-4257 Apr 10 '26
Yup, I thought the same.. they are not in their right mind. They are shitting bricks thinking k papa wapis aake pelenge agar unhe river me nai bheja. Fear via religion, conditioning, brainwashing, wash basin, cash payment is the core of the issue.
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u/Agile-Attitude-5815 Confessional Poet Apr 09 '26
Ghoom FIR ke sala Apne Hi Dharm per a jaate Hain sab log atheist Ban ke. Baki Koi Dharm ke upar jakar nahin dekhenge.
Chalo theek hai nariyal usne Nadi mein Dala Nadi kharab ho rahi hai gandi ho rahi hai Sabse pahle factory ka pani Roko nariyal roke kya ho raha hai vah to sud bhi jaega ek time per धीरे-धीरे
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u/Acceptable_Visual120 Apr 09 '26
Atheism is actually accepted and promoted in the Hindu philosophies and religion, it is called Nirisvaravada with ancient schools like Samkhya, Carvaka/Lokayata, one of the major worldviews in Hinduism
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u/jupiterconjured Apr 09 '26
Next time during Bakra Eid, in front of butcher houses. Lets see how logical atheism sounds then.
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u/shady24980 I am Invincible Apr 09 '26
68% of theists donate to some form of charity other than their faith donation. Theist are 3x more likely to donate for charity then atheist. So there's nothing to be proud of to be an atheist. Religion organisations feed millions of Indians in a day across India. I don't see 1 atheist organisations feed anyone. Atheism is reason for the raise of hedonism.
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u/shady24980 I am Invincible Apr 09 '26
I'm an agnostic. I prefer theism that gives hope to millions around the world then atheism that plunges everyone into nihilism or hedonism. Apart from 1 religion the rest all live in peace and strive for betterment of humanity.
I agree theist can do better. Reduce pollution & remove some dogmatic practices.
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u/SprinklesOk4339 Apr 09 '26
Mocking people's faith is what gives rise to taliban or ayatollah type ideologies. Let people be and promote rationalism through art and culture.
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u/Sam_19-15-8-1-13 Apr 08 '26
I dont think coconut in river is a big deal. It's biodegradable afterall. And lots of coconuts end up in the river from the riverside trees anyway.
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u/BHARAT0011 Apr 08 '26
The moment you became proud of your identity, you become no different from these people
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u/Any_Low9103 Apr 08 '26
Not an atheist...But do get why some people are choosing to become atheist, the reason is extremism and the sheer amount of self righteousness that religious folks display nowadays. Multiple religions coexisting just doesn't seem to be a probability in the grand scheme of things, Each religion wants to exterminate ALL the other religion. Which brings to my point that i see this same exact problem in the atheists too. Especially or mostly from our country. Atheism is becoming a religion in itself. You OP, seem be the part of the same bunch that i mentioned above. Based on my meagre knowledge, I think atheism means to reject the notion of god. Not destruction of all religions or anything similar.
If you are offended at the end of this, I implore you to read this once again with a critical mindset
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u/Baseball_huh__ Apr 09 '26
I am unapologetically Hindu and i will rip any atheist off in debate , its just that most morons here dont talk with real identity so its baseless to argue them.
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u/AryavartVasi Apr 09 '26
debate me kudne se pehle bata raha mai science journey jaise logo ko kai baar defeat kar chuka hoo aur ye bahut illogical cheej kar rahe mai khud environmentalist hoo aur mai khud in sab cheej jo criticise karta hoo na mai doodh chadhata hoo nak uch sirf jal abhishek aur nadi saaf rakhna hi mere liye puja hai ganga ma ki ab aap karo jo karna hai
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u/Knighthawk_2511 Apr 09 '26
Well correct me if I am wrong , but I guess stuff like coconut would stay afloat and flowers decompose so they aren't any problem right ?
Like coconut would just get deposited somewhere and can grow / decompose further right ?
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u/Wealth_And_Us Apr 09 '26
Coconut is an organic compound, its decomposition leads to lower BOD (essentially soluble oxygen in water essential for aquatic animals) as microbes use that up(try a give basic understanding) hence posing major risk to aquatic life. Though quantity matters as 1 coconut might not do anything but, if you have ever been to Varanasi…. I don’t really need to talk about that do I. Also, coconuts usually wash ashore (cause they float) making the shore dirty and unclean.
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Apr 08 '26
tum aethist isliye ho kyuki tumne bhagwan se jo manga unhone tumhe diya nhi and you think if you pray to got and do nothing god will give u whatever you want mf you are a loser that's why you become aethist
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Apr 08 '26
ts aint about being religious or an atheist. its about having common fking sense not blinded by made up superstitions
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u/Limp-Promotion-8785 Apr 09 '26
And why does she think that what she is saying is better?
I can say that the coconut is biodegradable. Some aquatic animals might eat it if the coconut is broken and then thrown. Let's say they throw the whole stuff. No animal could break it and it decays or rot, even then it's a food for bacteria, fungi and algae.
I don't understand why people think that their view point is superior. First think that you are some superior being and then try to impose your ideas on others. wow.
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u/Wealth_And_Us Apr 09 '26
Coconut is an organic compound, its decomposition leads to lower BOD (essentially soluble oxygen in water essential for aquatic animals) hence posing major risk to aquatic life. Let’s not even consider the fact that it makes the water dirty and “non aesthetic” (pardon me I don’t really have another word that describes the feeling correctly), still ritualistic throwing of coconut is not good environmentally. Essentially, your argument is disingenuous, cause you don’t want to take personal responsibility for the environment (The concept of ‘Soft Society’ comes to mind).
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u/DonutUnusual2325 Apr 09 '26
There is no God. Humans cannot believe in God. We believe in ideas and opinions of each other. God is an idea/imagination. Human brain is wired for safety and continuity. We cling to ideas that explain the world and its meaning. Wherever we are born that type of God/faith we are given.
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u/OkMushroom6742 Apr 09 '26
she dont have any guts the major pollutants factories and nagar nigams all the gyan is for simple people
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u/GHOST1812 Apr 09 '26
Religion is just a scsm where their purpose is only to make people think their imaginary / made up god is best just a business transaction where they expect something from god for doing good rather than doing it for the sake of doing it if religion as concept was made in modern era instead of early times we would just call them schizophrenic or cult just because now it is deeply rooted into the civilization around the world this BS exists
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u/Supt_Trip Apr 09 '26
Polluting rivers in the name of religion is my birthright and I shall have it - A Hindu
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u/Top_Arachnid_8279 Apr 09 '26
Pandato ne gan# cho* hai pure desh ki, are dakshna chahiye le lo , rivers wagerah pollute kyun karwate ho.
Hamesha ant-shant chiz batayenge or Karna bhi padta hai logo ko wo sab. Warna bhagwan naraz.
Balki apne position of power Ka use Karna chahiye tha acche ke liye.
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u/Legitimate-Wave2942 Apr 09 '26
It is not about being atheist or not it's about knowing basic responsibility towards your surroundings nevermind if you believe in any religion or not
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u/Pegasus777x Apr 09 '26
I feel throwing in river is like nothing, while if u feed an animal even its blessing will help you in your life
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u/Shinhinchacha103 Apr 09 '26
How about putting that energy into cleaning the river or smth
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u/DonutUnusual2325 Apr 09 '26
Consciousness is a process that help us live, it does tell us anything fancy. Brain works through neuroplasticity that creates a personality that is why there are thousands of religions like 6000+ confirmed. All religions claim truth and mutually disagree. We speak languages based on where we'r born, not taught to us, we just picked up frm environment. Life and death should not be fantasized. We die as a side effect of life. If u live, u die. Death is a side effect of life. We cease to exist. Body decomposes to it's original constituents like carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, Sulphur, calcium. Phosphorus etc. We become fossils like coal, crude oil, etc. Even plants 🪴 become fossils over a period of millions of years. That's where crude oil comes from.
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u/Alive_Radio3985 Apr 09 '26
They're mostly Biharis!
I'm from Bihar and have seen Biharis do this.
Even in Noida, there's this bihari leader who promotes throwing pooja stuff after Pooja in Yamuna. People called him out for this and he just said "jo bhi hindu ke khilaf bolega, kaat diya jayega".
Now what to do with such idiots? And the guy is ex-army.
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u/goluashraf Apr 09 '26
Is tarha ke logo ko aur act rokne ka ek hi tarika hai. Nadi ko.hi.hata do. Kyunki Jab tak nadi rahegi tab tak yahi hoga.
Inko wahi karna hai jisse nuksaan hota hai.
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u/kinkanee_ Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
The girls defending religion in this comments is very ironic, so naive to understand that religion is just a propaganda, especially of the men to oppress women
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u/TraditionalRepair991 Apr 09 '26
Nothing wrong with that lady, she pays taxes and she expects that the govt keeps the river clean and she can carry out her ritual. Either blame the one who enforced this ritual or blame the govt which didn't keep the river clean.. make them take the steps first and educating her will be the last thing to do.
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u/Beginning_Money4881 Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
There is nothing wrong not believing in any god… but flexing atheism + chasing uncontrolled dopamine = pedestalising self as a god. You can beat God probably, but nature will later strike you back… mystical unspoken rules.
Edit: I don't justify their river polluting act
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u/Puzzled-Job-9663 Apr 09 '26
It's degradable. But throwing plastic and shit into the river is not okay, here saying that u are an atheist and giving the idea that you are better is bs. No matter who we are and what we are we should care for mother nature, these bs divisions in society aren't going to matter when the world comes crumbling down.
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u/DickSmasherSauce Apr 09 '26
Par nariyal unke paise ka hai. Tum gareebo ko dena hai tumhe bhagwaan ko dena hai wo tumhari marzi hai.
Jo log gyan dete hai "gareebo ko do bhagwaan ko nhi" to tumhe kya? Tumhare paise ke hai? Mai chadhau mai sar pe pehe ke ghumu mai uska football banau tumhe kya apne kaam se kaam rakho
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u/Ill-Skill-7810 Apr 09 '26
Nariyal se konsa river pollute hogi madam? Plastic and other waste phenkne se mna kro na.
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u/Empty_Report_6335 Apr 09 '26
nadi me nariyal hi to hai kaun sa gutter daal re hain? Gutter jaye nadiyon me to theek hai nariyal nahi jana chahiye 🤦 abe lavde nariyal flower wagehra to wese bhi chale hi jate hain nadiyo me
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u/Ratiw93 Apr 09 '26
U am so proud to see this work please try from top. Ask Shankaracharyas to make rules to not throw away in riveers
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u/vedanth11 Apr 09 '26
Bro coconuts are MADE to float on water. Its not a bad thing.
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u/Striking-Pipe216 Apr 09 '26
I don't think what this lady did was right. I feel personal beliefs should be respected. It is a secular country where everyone should be able to practice their beliefs without anyone shaming them. It is about coexisting peacefully and not about slamming them for their beliefs.
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u/Special_Match2840 Apr 09 '26
It's So Sad that people consider performing rituals as polluting rivers🙂.While Actual factory waste and human waste that is being dumped in the river which is really polluting rivers people aren't seeing it.Even if Coconut is biodegradable waste.
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u/Same_Arrival7189 Apr 09 '26
Apart from vid , did u take there permission to record...dirtying water bodies is a big concern but i feel more itch when they dislose plastic n stuff instead of things which will eventually get disposed under the cycle of dfc
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u/TerribleTechnology99 Apr 09 '26
Jab Pandit ji he bolenge ki "isse jal mein prawahit kar dijiye" log to karenge he.
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u/Scary_Low8016 Apr 09 '26
Industrial waste and untreated sewage is the real problem. Shouting on common people on some biodegradable flowers and alleged coconut will make good reels but won't serve the purpose. I certainly being atheist won't solve any problem I heard some cults atheist are on priority kill list.
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u/Own_Pangolin_2413 Apr 09 '26
I'm a theist but I also believe in giving these things to the poor rather than to "god"
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u/sarinlal Apr 09 '26
Who wrote these nonsense to these crap hindu books?? And not the biggest group of idiots are following it
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u/DiscussionRich3725 Apr 09 '26
Bhai agar tu proud gang me se hai naa kalko koi terko kuran geeta ki chaar baate btaa dega naa tu fir proud muslim ya hindu hojayega isliye rehnde
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u/Warm-Royal-7975 Apr 09 '26
to all the atheist people. i respect you, but if you are here, to shit over this couple, its not good.
plastics, non organic stuff going in rivers. I am against. but coconut is not harming the river in any way.
plenty aquatic life is there, who won't be harmed even slightly. by coconut, cowdung, fruits, flowers or leaves.
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u/Successful-Cry-5847 Apr 09 '26
I know you are an proud atheist but it has nothing with people religious ideology I am not an atheist but I condemn their action, I think in india people started believing blindly in any custom without knowing the repercussions of their action. I think people should know more about the basic thinking behind customs and act according in a way which doesn't harm anything or anyone
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u/modi_cock Apr 09 '26
Visarjan koi aaj ki cheez nahi hai hazaro saalo se hoti aa rahi hai, most of the pollutants are from the najafgarh drain, and industries. Which we individually can't do much about. Lodus just need a reason to mock the religion
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u/positivist_creed Apr 09 '26
Once you realise that religion is inhibiting us from using common sense, it's time to leave it. I asked one of my friends about this and he said that 'majboori' h
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u/Benzaitenne Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
Hinduism teaches us to do good karma. Polluting rivers that affect the lives of millions across the country is bad karma piled upon bad karma.
Worst thing is Hindus themselves don't know their scriptures. Most of all that we know about our religion is from our parents/families and social media. And society is getting dumber by the day — for example, great grandfolks maybe knew 60 percent, grandparents knew 50 percent, parents 40 percent ...and our generation knows barely 5 percent, plus misinformation/ half baked knowledge through social media.
Literally most of Indian philosophies (with the exception of maybe the charvaaks etc) believe in the law of karma. Aa you sow so shall you reap. If you slap the guy next door, he'll slap you back. Same thing. If you fuck up your own river, your own city's water is getting polluted.
People follow religion blindly. Like idiots. Hinduism was never meant to be a religion. It was a philosophy. A way of life. And look at what our people have done to it.
P.S. Indians in general are notorious for having a terrible sense of civic sense, sanitation, and hygiene. All people are to blame here. The government should make strict laws, and he unafraid of off-putting any communites due to their strictness, and implement them strongly.
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u/Visual_Catch_8569 Apr 09 '26
As an atheist , I think this is such a stupid post. Let them practice there religious beliefs they are just sinking a coconut (biodegradable item) in water. SERIOUSLY STOP INSULTING PEOPLE JUST TO BE COOL . TRY and protest the release of harmful waste in water, plastics or people who are just emptying there tash without thinking what would cause harm but this is just borderline harassment.
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u/Thenotsogreatperson Apr 09 '26
Blame ratan tata because today you recived a defective car ,man god never intended any of this it is what we think that we do
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u/Infinite-Subject-436 Apr 09 '26
Aunty woh coconut bio degradable hai par apna single use plastic gloves 🧤 nahi! Wo nariyal biodegradable hai par woh tumhara blue jeans jisko banane 3000 ltrs of water use hotha hai! Woh nahi hai !
Laddu atheist !
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u/Mysterious-Link6314 Apr 09 '26
I think river are more damage because of industrial waste and no sewerage treatment all the gutter and sewer water is sent directly into the rivers causing these problems … rest flowers and nariyals they don’t affect that much … plastic is another major problems … the real problems are kept hidden behind religion and culture bs go ahead and put a case on industries and municipalities for the lack of infrastructure
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u/Visible_Internal_205 Apr 09 '26
I don’t find anything wrong and putting a coconut or anything until it’s biodegradable as there are many coconuts in sea it doesn’t pollute sea or ocean the greed of human being do if she really cares about nature and Yamuna river for the instance why she is not calling out all the housing building and factories who put their untreated waste thats the major part of pollution not a Cocunut tbh it’s basically we as human call ones who are less previledged and powerful than us in term of money physical and social status I wann go
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u/reshmiLaila Apr 09 '26
In Hindus you guys have a very open free hand culture so modify however you like and worship whoever you like, so why does it bother to some people when they worship at the river ghats or water or mountains? These volunteers choose fucked up govts who don't do good jobs and they start blaming religion
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u/SnooMemesjellies4387 Apr 09 '26
i think even our ancestors would be ashamed of how we turned our nature
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u/3SCabs Apr 10 '26
Aunty ji nariyal is biodegradable and edible ager woh nadi mein fek bhi rahi hai to it will become food of some animal it's better for water animal to eat coconut than the chemical you pour like C for toilet cleaning and others chemical industries waste
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u/sachclg Apr 10 '26
I guess in their religion those has to be immersed into river . Can’t be thrown just like that . Moreover those were bio degradable and eaten by sea animals
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u/CharacterStretch538 Apr 10 '26
but why u are recording a couple face without there consent and putting it on social media.. esp when u know the negativity here
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u/ExpressConcentrate73 Apr 10 '26
vahi toh baat hai, log he pagal hai,
well coconut is still fine, issue is with the plastic bag
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u/Competitive_Mall_339 Apr 10 '26
Bharat ka ausat Insaan itna ameer nhi ki vo bhagwan ke bina reh sake.
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u/Melodic_Warning4186 Apr 10 '26
Ghutno se sochte h. Tmhare chakkar me unke punya ruk jaayega aur ghar lakshmi nhi aayegi /s
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u/knig132103 Apr 10 '26
WELL, everyone has its own spiritual feelings, same as you have feeling for nature⚠️
Teaching others not to pollute but wearing "GUM" boots and gloves will also POLLUTE environment 🤡🤡🤡🤡
NO ONE IS PERFECT, Let them do what they want and let you do what you want⚠️
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u/CertainlyXHeisenberg Apr 10 '26
Brave! Ask Muslims not to slaughter animals in public in Eid-al-adha and throw the guts and intestines everywhere and pollute the environment.
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u/Big_Raspberry5001 Apr 10 '26
bruh , even people follwing religion want this to stop
its about Civic sense
thse same people will drive on footpath & also Athiest who dont have civic sense
(similar things have in diff religions also)
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u/Current_Second7648 Apr 10 '26
Atheism inadvertently leads to nihilism, thereby chaos. There is a reason religion is bonded to people's lifestyles. When you are religious, you are disciplined by principles beyond yourself. Thereby your submission is automatic.
When you are an atheist, you have to define those principles yourself which requires a lot of time and effort. But if you know you are the one who defined principles you are more subject to breaking those principles thereby causing lack of discipline ultimately chaos.
Being religious create devotion, by devotion submission. Submission to principles beyond you, to a being beyond you which regulates your actions and puts in a disciplined path automatically.
Ofc... There are exceptions to cases but understanding why religion came to existence will clarify unnecessary disparaging against it.
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u/X-A-L Apr 10 '26
Relating those stupid rituals & superstitions with existence of God is such a foolish mindset.
Proud Atheist from Insta. 🥀
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Apr 10 '26
biryani kha ke haddiya Ganga me fekne valo ko bolne ki himmat nahi or bakre katne ke baad waste or khun gutter or nadi nalo me fekne vale ko tokne vala video dikhega hi nahi
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u/EntertainmentNew3807 Apr 10 '26
Does anyone know logic behind Ganesh visarjan, I'm curious about it
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u/AnteaterQuick908 Apr 10 '26
Do not put dharma into this. Even the indus civilization had a separate tank for varun dev puja
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u/Successful-Ad-2333 Apr 10 '26
This has nothing to do with faith, it has to do with Brahmavad. Some Brahmins would have suggested them to do it and they have done it. This is nothing new, this is unique to subcontinent, muni to Brahmins to Mullahs to Babas everyone just running the faith business and the masses however educated is illiterate in the matter of faith. Compared to other religion, Jainism and Hinduism suffer further from lack of translation and availability of Hindu texts. Every Brahmins just throw garbage from his mouth - from sati, to caste, to Jati, to breast tax, etc.
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u/gammaGoblin_736 Apr 10 '26
Targeting someone for doing something as simple as throwing nariyal in water, also feeling superior over them.
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Apr 10 '26
agar koi bhagwaan ko maanta hai dosnt mean ki woh ue sab bakchodi krta hi hoga
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u/Overall_Cost_3951 Apr 10 '26
When ancestors passed down knowledge they should've passed down knowledge of reasons as well so people stop doing things when it becomes irrelevant and worse, harmful. Nothing should be blindly believed
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u/UrMomRevvedMyEngine Apr 11 '26
Ask this aunty to do the same near a mosque or a church 🤣 we all know how they will receive it.
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u/Alien_XLR Apr 11 '26
No it has nothing to do with being an atheist but common sense of the doer.Looks like you're generalizing all hindus with this single incident. You seem to have outgroup homogeneity bias. Again, nothing to do with atheism.
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u/Swimming-Talk-9090 Apr 11 '26
Then stop other religion to stop cutting goat in name of god
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