In the heat of Tamil Nadu, he wielded the hammer of social justice to shatter the idols of the caste system and the grip of religious orthodoxy. "He who created God was a fool; he who spreads God is a scoundrel," he boldly proclaimed, seeing religion as the primary tool of human inequality. He founded the Self-Respect Movement, teaching that true dignity cannot be found in a temple that refuses you entry. His atheism was a practical, revolutionary force aimed at the liberation of the oppressed from "mental slavery." He didn't just argue against the existence of gods; he fought against the hierarchies they justified. He is the "Big Beard" of Indian rationalism.

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