Would you eat this indian delicacy?

[murdah]

@yeeyeeslayer @SecularIslamist @PrinceLuenLeoncur

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

Dunno what it is but it kind of reminds me of that African white fufu ball thing. But I dunno why this one is shit coloured

 

[murdah]

Dunno what it is but it kind of reminds me of that African white fufu ball thing. But I dunno why this one is shit coloured

It’s cow dung

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Dunno what it is but it kind of reminds me of that African white fufu ball thing. But I dunno why this one is shit coloured

I hate that

 

[Debetro]

It's a tradition at this point.

The Indo-European invaders arrived in India around 1400 BCE and immediately implemented measures to promote high birth rates in the best elements of the population (identified with the Aryan invaders) and low birth rates in the worst (identified with the Negroid-Dravidian stratum). . The entire caste system was really a great eugenic process in which the chandala (a term also used by Nietzsche to define the morality of Jews and Christians), the Dalit, the pariah, the untouchable, the casteless, the considered inferior, was subjected to a horrendous lifestyle (using only the clothes of corpses, drinking only water from stagnant areas or animal tracks, not allowing his women to assist him in childbirth, prohibiting washing, working as executioners, undertakers, latrine cleaners and an unpleasant etc.) that favored diseases being endemic among their people, so they dropped like flies and that their numbers never ran amok, constituting a danger to the best. We are, therefore, facing an example of negative eugenics, that is, limiting the procreation of the worst. These measures are included in the Code of Manú (the legendary Indo-Aryan legislator who laid the foundations of caste hierarchy). According to the scientist Theodosius Dobzhansky, a renowned Ukrainian geneticist, "The Indian caste system has been the greatest genetic experiment ever carried out by man" ("Genetic Diversity and Human Equality").

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

I hate that

You don’t even know what it is lol

 

[traveler]

thats not something we normally eat

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

It’s cow dung

Why do curries eat cow dung as a ball?

 

[optimisticzoomer]

You don’t even know what it is lol

I do blud
I lived in the Gambia from 2005-2010 and had it on holiday in Ghana too

 

[murdah]

thats not something we normally eat

Cow dung?

 

[murdah]

I do blud
I lived in the Gambia from 2005-2010 and had it on holiday in Ghana too

Jeez. How old are you?

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Jeez. How old are you?

21

 

[traveler]

Cow dung?

never had that before when i was living in mumbai @Kreatophagia

 

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