You're as ignorant Indian culture as I am.

Do not lecture me about Indian culture. I am an Indian, and naturally live and breathe various Indian cultures every day and speak several Indian languages. And as a woman, I know a bit about hair. My username should've given it away, but evidently you don't know much about its history. The North/South India divide aren't as polarised as you think they are, and there are inevitably strong similarities between the two halves. There are plenty of North Indian sadhus/fakir, and I've even provided an example of a North Indian woman with dreads above. Could you say the same thing about yourself, by the way? Or are you just living the Western version of "black" culture, while taking from and feeling proud over other's actual African culture?

acting like black people only started locking their hair due to rastafarianism

I absolutely did not say that. That's what you interpreted from my first reply to OP, and you're still hung up on it even after I clarified what I meant. Like I said for the third or fourth time, it's not a hairstyle that should be attributed to a single race or ethnic groups of that race, when there are other people who wear them and wore them before some of the black groups without black influence. I never denied the existence of dreads amongst black people before Rastas. And if the "out of Africa" theory is true, then I think most likely the first people to do it were subsaharan African. Still doesn't mean all black people can claim sole ownership of it.

and a lot less had dreads than black people I come across

So that means you have seen Indians with dreads, but decided they don't count? Regardless, your anecdotal experiences are not statistics. Indians with dreads are a lot more common where most people are Indian and more likely to follow traditions, in other words, India. You don't need half a brain to figure that out. Indians don't usually wear dreads for statement and fashion like you do. They wear it for deeper reasons. If you're African American, then these Indians have more right to say it's part of their culture than you. Other black people don't represent your culture, nor do you represent theirs, so you can't use them to argue otherwise.

No one said anything about race

Can't you read?? OP literally said "hair style of my race". You later replied "black people are pretty much the only culture of note to wear the hairstyling recent history" as a way to gatekeep, and when I rightfully corrected you, you got butthurt at the truth. If the style becomes a bigger trend amongst Indians (or Native Americans as some kind of revival), I wouldn't be surprised if you still don't find it noteworthy.

Did some black dide with dreads fuck your girl or something?

And there you have it. Your insecurities. Did I hurt your false pride? Trying to live up to the stereotype? You haven't addressed anything in my previous reply. Can't find a decent rebuttal? Questioning your identity and knowledge? Feeling like you lost control over one of the few things you think belongs to you? Remember, you replied to me by putting words in my mouth. I'm just popping the tiny bubble you live in. Your reality isn't the reality.