Hindu Crab Mentality: The Truth About Cruel Hindu Mindset

In what is clearly visible to all, Hindus today are in a state of mental bankruptcy. This stage is the result of a couple of reasons. Some of them include the slavery at the hands of Muslims and Christians and consequent genocide for centuries altogether, leading to, setting of an inferiority complex for their language, religion and culture. Modern invasion of Western Media has led further to a total erosion of self-respect, civic and personal character which is heightened by rampant corruption in the country where they are in a majority, like, India and Nepal.

While Governmental Agencies and the Media are busy loud-mouthing about India’s success and economic progress, the situation actually is very pathetic. More than 300 million Indians are living under USD 1 per day. Millions of youths lead an unemployed and underemployed life in inhumane conditions where Scientific Management is not even known, leave being implemented.

Hence an average Hindu, irrespective of caste and position in the economic life, in India is a spiteful and irresponsible individual, who exhibits what is jokingly called, “The Hindu Crab Mentality”. Briefly speaking, it means, to use without shame and restriction, any and all means against any fellow Hindu who is climbing faster, the ladder of success. This is a shameless fact which one has to live with, in India, especially if the person is a middle-class, honest and ordinary Hindu. The practioners of this is virtually most of the society around: at schools or colleges, workplaces or neighbourhoods.

The modern day Hindu does however feel satisfied if he practices this, because it acts as a Defensive Mechanism for him to counter the psychological feeling of being inferior that crops up when having to deal with superior men and women from the same religion. This disease is plaguing the society and even CEOs of companies are not shy of exhibiting this by passing snide remarks or playing politics for their own good. Hindu Politicians and Governmental Authorities also exhibit such tendencies.

It might be noted in comparison to China, which is a country to the North of India, that it has far less Nobel Prizes than India but is far ahead in terms of International recognition for its community’s progress and quality work. This is to say that, China has outsmarted the more talented India from the global scene, partly because the Chinese do not suffer from this mentality. Is the message clear to Hindu dominated states of India and Nepal?