This is tiring. Can you confirm that you understand or do not the difference between what the Vedas declare about varna dharma and how it has been abused? This core point you continue to either ignore or not comprehend. Your entire argument is useless because it continues to be based on the misapplication of varna dharma, which I agree, is not good.

> By the way Britishers never had religion as part of education.

That is utterly, laughably, ridiculously false. I can't believe someone with even a modicum of intelligence would say that.

If you don't believe in karma that's fine, but whether you believe in it or not doesn't mean you continue to state false things about the Vedas. One can have a correct understanding of something without necessarily believing in it. But your understanding has been incorrect this entire thread, where I've each time pointed to the difference between what the Vedas declare in contrast to what people have done. This difference you can't seem to grasp.