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>>28685128
This pattern of Indian behavior has been observed by visitors for centuries. William Simpson published a great book about in in the 1890s called "The Buddhist Praying-wheel" after three decades of research. Discussed here:

https 8ch dot net /catastrophism/res/39.html

Not one of them are safe within a mile of any wheeled vehicle, even a bicycle.
>>28682484
It is no accident that there are so many clips on the Internet of Indians being run over by trains. And it is no accident that they want to drive trucks and no accident that they do so with gay abandon as if they die or they kill anyone that is basically the best thing that can happen in their religion and they are sure to respawn at a higher level. So they believe, anyway.

Do you remember that Jeet in Florida? Remember how he didn't even look when he turned across the Interstate? Remember how he showed no trace of concern when he killed people?
>>513741046
It wouldn't even be considered a crime in India and everyone involved would reincarnate at a higher level, they believe.
>>512970905
There is a really good book about sky-wheel customs worldwide called the Buddhist Praying-wheel, by William Simpson in 1896:
https://archive.org/details/buddhistprayingw00simp

He describes this sacrifice custom on pages 45 and 56, attached.
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>>511169132
None of these deaths are accidental. If you notice, they carefully make sure to record it first.

Saturnian wheel worship. Same as we used to role flaming cart-wheels down hills on St John's Eve.
>>510655970
It goes much futher than that. Why do you think they they throw themselves un front of trains or sail boats into bridges or down planes full of people by cutting off the fuel?

It is all the same ritual. Tbh they do the same with companies. First company I ever worked for was ruined by a kamakaze Jeet programmer.
>>510608572
>jeets are infamous for standing in front of trains for no apparent reason
It isn't no apparent reason. See pages 45 and 56 of The Buddhist Praying-wheel by William Simpson, 1896.
https://archive.org/details/buddhistprayingw00simp

It is a sacrifice ritual connected to ancient Saturn or sky-wheel worship.
>>510605266
This is an Indian sacrifice ritual long observed by scholars. See pages 45 and 56 of the Buddhist Praying-wheel, by William Simpson and published in 1896.
https://archive.org/details/buddhistprayingw00simp

It is a form of ancient Saturn or sky-wheel worship. They throw themselves under the wheels of a jugganaut.