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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Fateh There are such groups as http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hating-on-Sikhs-Even-Snooop-Dogg-is-reppin-a-turban/110928395590707 "Sikhs" be racist to white people on this page and swear about them. If we want 2 report pages that discriminate against dastaars we need 2 respect others aswell. We need 2 earn respect if u read this comment that a white person wrote on here you will understand my point. What she said is quite good but most of the responses she got from apne were terrible and sickening people call themselves sikh and start swearing i am sorry 2 say but swearing is NOT sikhi we are infact told not 2 swear. I understand the anger people get but try to prevent the anger as it is not good. People call themselves sikh but what do they represent? people begin to think that this is what a sikh is-they swear, they have relationships before marriage, they eat meat, they cut their hair, infact people think that Sikh girls are slags. But the thing is they are not to blame its the girls who call them selves sikhs but act lyk slags. Zoe Cameron does not say anything offensive but this is how "SIKHS" reply. Zoe Cameron Its kind of funny that you're complaining about these groups when there are so many white stereotype groups posted here... As if you'll get Facebook to listen when you're doing the same thing... I don't like them either, but don't say you hate them and then make the white-dissing equivalent... unfortunately you have to be a member to view the replys and i don't have facebook so cannot coopy and paste them but i have actually seen these comments from my cousins account and they are disgusting. i will give you some more anti turban pages http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=mf&gid=114827235201117 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dont-you-wish-your-turban-was-hot-like-me/109051839115130?ref=mf http://www.facebook.com/pages/Greater-Turban/You-can-take-off-your-clothes-but-you-can-leave-your-TURBAN/106292976074254?ref=share http://www.facebook.com/pages/Justin-Bieber-with-a-turban/334974667908 http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=share&gid=110990705596026 some of these try 2 be offensive but to be honest i dont get thm

yo, lion of punjab you shouldnt even be thinking of swear words and S1ngh is correct. Waheguru did not give us this tatoo it is NOT NATURAL. Don't be trying to insult somebody who is correct because the insult will just come back to you. In my view and a lot of peoples views a tatoo is CLEARLY wrong in sikhi, the reason we do not cut our kesh is because waheguru gave us it so to cut it would be unatural and a tatoo is also unatural so think twice before you try and say that a tatoo is not wrong and dont try and swear about someone else when what you are SAYING is what is wrong.

THE BELOW MAY COME IN USE IN THE FUTURE EITHER FOR YOURSELVES OR OTHERS IF YOU ARE FACED WITH YOUR KIRPAN BEING STRIPPED. *It is LEGAL under the criminal justice act 1988 (section 139) and offensive weapons act 1996 (section 3 and 4) for a Sikh to carry a Kirpan for religious reasons. *The criminal justice act 1988 safeguards the rights of the Sikh to carry the Kirpan as it is deemed a necessary part of their religion. *Also, under European Convention on human rights on freedom of religion. DON'T EVER LET YOUR KIRPAN BE TAKEN OFF OF YOU (other than when going on a plane then do ardas)

People at school are trying to tell me that a kirpan is a legal weapon. I know it is not but somehow people have gotten to know that me and my brother both wear one. I am scared that they might get banned from school. I haven't heard about the case of kirpans in schools could somenoe please tell me what it is about??? WJKK WJKF plz can sum1 reply

THE BELOW MAY COME IN USE IN THE FUTURE EITHER FOR YOURSELVES OR OTHERS IF YOU ARE FACED WITH YOUR KIRPAN BEING STRIPPED. *It is LEGAL under the criminal justice act 1988 (section 139) and offensive weapons act 1996 (section 3 and 4) for a Sikh to carry a Kirpan for religious reasons. *The criminal justice act 1988 safeguards the rights of the Sikh to carry the Kirpan as it is deemed a necessary part of their religion. *Also, under European Convention on human rights on freedom of religion.

People at school are trying to tell me that a kirpan is a legal weapon. I know it is not but somehow people have gotten to know that me and my brother both wear one. I am scared that they might get banned from school. I haven't heard about the case of kirpans in schools could somenoe please tell me what it is about???

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