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They're the closest thing to white American women
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You just answered your own question
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Their whole belief system and society stood up during the age of Taurus… quite some time ago. Evidenced by their ways being so backward and dumb since they’ve been steadily degenerating since.
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* Religious symbolism: In Hindu traditions, the cow is associated with motherhood, generosity, and nonviolence (ahimsa). Many Hindu scriptures and stories portray cows as benevolent and life-sustaining beings.
* Economic importance: Historically, cows were essential to agricultural life. They provided milk, dung (used as fertilizer and fuel), and calves that grew into oxen for plowing fields and transportation. Protecting cows helped sustain rural communities.
* Association with deities: The Hindu god Krishna is often depicted as a cowherd and is closely linked with cows in Hindu devotion.
* Cultural respect: Many Hindus view the cow as a symbol of nurturing because it provides milk without taking life. This has led to traditions of honoring and protecting cows.

This is what AI says at least
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Life giving.



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