You have never seen a non-startup post here? Nothing about racism or job or caste discrimination?

You can completely avoid participating in this discussion. Worst case, the article takes up two lines on the main story page. Two lines that your eyes can scroll by. You do not have to click.

I see a lot of users are triggered by the reality of whats happening in India. In general, we see a lot of that when any anti-caste or stories not favorable to the current govt are posted.

This is very ignorant of Hinduism. Hinduism does NOT validate caste discrimination.

Read more https://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/157/what-is-the...

This post will pretty quickly fall off the front page. Political and controversial posts often do. If you find one, be glad. Look at it closely.

Look how many comments are in the grey. There is a lot of controversy. Always scroll to the bottom too and look at the heated debate.

I've had friends in Australia who would always criticize Amnesty International and talked about the harm the organization harmed. I liked a lot of the videos they produced in the 2000s, including their video against US torture by the CIA and the documentary The Anatomy of Hate.

But it's important to see all sides of and organization, and reading these comments and looking at all of the sources on all sides, I can see why a lot of people oppose them and how they can also do a lot of harm.

These posts don't stay on the front page for long. Learn from them. This is the information the main stream media keeps from you.