In order for a house to be burned down, three things are required:
1. The timber must be dry and combustible.
2. There needs to be a spark that ignites it.
3. And external conditions have to be favorable - not too damp, perhaps, some wind.

No societal wildfire begins in a vacuum. Conditions must exist that provide inspiration and opportunity, with more than favorable conditions for all variables, by eliminating all internal blockers.

There needs to be significant volatility around us, including however not limited to financial meltdown alone. For such a state to erupt into genocide, the central leadership is extremely important.

One of the crucial things factor into the equation is that there must be a strong ideology. The kind that the common people can be made directly concerned with, for it to be used as a state tool of deception to turn the peoples' attention away from failure of policy & governance.

So for our people, although they understand that there is something fabricated and out of place about this hindutwa supremacy bandwagon, it is thought to be a label to imply a sense of entitlement, that somehow there's a group of people who deserve to rule over others.

And how would they prove that they deserve to rule? Through their arson, conducted under the blanket legitimacy directly lent by the state's official sigil, with minimalistic camouflage, just sufficient to show the world its tail.

In order to lock horns with imaginary internal enemy, it is therefore important for the BJP-RSS duo that they dub the non-hindus as antinationals. How does a race-based political outfit grow? With help of staged massacre, arson and plunder.

How to grow/expand? In the neo-nazi India the state narrative abstracts into the delusional paranoia - that, any race that's not expanding, is doomed to disappear. Remember "hindu khatre mein"?
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