Untouchability was started by Buddhism- Part 2
Buddhist wanted to eat Meat, like Buddha did. Killing animals wasn't allowed
Only killing Icchantika (Unbeliever) is allowed
So, Buddhists made Untouchable Castes to make Animal product
Using Animal product were NOT sinful in Hinduism
Buddhism exported Untouchability abroad, where Buddhists went
Untouchability started in Japan when Tokugawa Shogunate made Buddhism the State Religion,
and under Danka system forced every Japanese to pledge Loyalty to Buddhist Monasteries
Buddhism was always imposed on people
In Japan, the Untouchable Caste created by Buddhist Monks were called Burakumin
Buraku residents were also called Hinin (non-human, therefore Animal)
Casteist discrimination in Japan created by Buddhism started to decline, when Meji government ended the privileges of Buddhists
Buddhists wrote mythologies why Burakumin deserve to do menial jobs
Birth determines occupation in Buddhism
Buraku /Hinin were prohibited from entering public places and Buddhist Shrines
Buraku were given dress code to look different and were not allowed education by Buddhists
Buddhists created mythologies where they showed native Japanese Shinto deities becoming "Slaves and Servants of Buddha"
to convert Japanese into Buddhism through appropriation of gods and symbols
just like Buddhists did in India by humiliating Hindu gods in Buddhist mythologies
Meji government separated Buddhism from Shinto promoting modern secular versions of Shinto scriptures. Emperor was declared the highest Shinto Priest
And that was how Japan got rid of Buddhism
Meji government also used original names of Shinto deities, instead of Buddhist ones
Gautam Buddha never opposed any Superstition, he only opposed Hindu scriptures out of his Hatred
When Buddha was alive, he made his followers Worship him, like a God
Gautam Buddha was also a non-Vegetarian
Gautam Buddha died of Dysentery, after eating Tainted (rotten) Pork
Buddhism teaches —
"All Hindus are *Icchantika* (Unbeliever). Kill Them All"
Every Buddhist country has committed Genocide of its Hindu population
Buddhism uses the word "Brahmin" to refer to an Icchantika (Unbeliever),
However, due to Casteism in Buddhism,
even the characteristics of Icchantika (Unbeliever) is based on the Shudra
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