Originally posted by: ~*simran*~
Sorry, but that does not make it a stereotype. So what if they think that? All Indians do respect jeev in Indian more so cows b/c it gives them a living. You are implying that faith is a stereotype, and I find that rude ji. When Indians think that way na, who can stop gore from saying things. India is an agricultrual country, and the cows, and a lot of other jeev play a vital role in it. What is wrong in paying respect to the animal from showing faith. Ganesh ji ko gore say is an elephant and laugh at the fact, so would so you that is stereotyping as well? Faith and stereotype are two DIFFERENT things. Go to India, and everyone will respect a gao b/c it gives so much, some more than others.
Here is a stereotype......when Ramanand Sagar proposed that he'll make an epic on the 10 Gurus, a handful of Sikh Punjabi said that no human can portray a Guru. Krishna, Mahabharat, Ramayan were made but no objection. That riot created a stereotype where people assume that every Sikh Punjabi only respects their faith, and there is no respect for others.
sry maybe you have miss understood! that exactly what i mean when people assume that all indians thinks cows are sacred😊