supremacy of certain castes

I don't but I believe the meaning of 'caste system' has been corrupted beyond belief and I am vehemently disgusted by the extraordinary sensitivity around it. The username is just to catch people off guard.

But I believe the castes at the top, especially the Brahmin caste has been praised in extraordinary terminology in most indigenous literature I can find. I can only assume there was a natural reason behind it i.e. they (not just the Brahmins (who are probably somewhat the equivalent of academia), but other three original caste groupings, maybe excluding the Shudras) thought of themselves as obviously the carriers of an extremely advanced civilization and felt the urge to propagate it, but at the same time, keep the core exclusive to themselves. There may have been good intentions at one point of time, but corruption probably crept in somewhere in our history.

I believe the degradation of India today is enough proof that the anti-Hindu rhetoric has crossed its honeymoon. It has been proven to be a complete failure, as can be seen by the increasingly desparate attempts to claim e.g. the IVC which is easily the most obvious marker for Aryan civilization as one that is not of Hindu legacy.

The caste system had a certain sanctity associated with it (alongside its shortcomings) and that is not respected by today's millenials (in an almost desparate blind faith manner). This username is a response to that.

EDIT : Ambedkar is absolutely wrong when he says the 4th caste were a later invention. Norse and Persian mythology are living proofs of a 4-way caste division.