MisterrSingh

Your logic is like spaghetti. ? Funnily enough, I do kind of understand where you come from with most of your posts, but there's so much reading between the lines it gets exhausting. Also, how is @GurjantGnostic stalking you? He's making perfectly valid points about arguments you're making, which he's easily demolishing.

Calling a wh4re a wh4re is also God's Will working through me. He wants me to spread the word amongst the believers to open their eyes! Praise the Lord! ???

The uncomfortable truth Punjabis have to accept is that if the men want the women to not become drinkers, the men have to give up the drink themselves. Anything less, and the only response they'll hear from the women is, "You drink, why can't we drink?" This is the only course of action, because otherwise the men have no leg to stand on. You wanted the West and all its net benefits, so you have to deal with its deficiencies, too. And deal with them we must. What we're doing now is pretending these problems don't exist, or dismissing them as if they're happening to people who aren't us. Practicing Sikh or not, these issues affect our collective future. Do you envisage the yodhe of the future will incarnate in the wombs of heavy-drinking, promiscuous whores who've been under hordes of men before the age of 25? Seriously, ask yourself this question.

A few of our cousins across the border are heading for Vajrakantakasali... ? Kitten allegedly raped by 7 Pakistani boys for over a week, dies dude to multiple organ failure https://www.opindia.com/2020/07/pakistan-kitten-raped-by-7-boys-for-a-week-dies-multiple-organ-failure/ ?

If only. Those evil cucks in Hell probe places beyond the physical. On a serious note, I read somewhere that Hell is us reliving the bad things we did over and over again (kind of like watching the scene play out on stage in a theatre production) so that we understand the severity of our actions. Apparently, the mental torture (because all that remains is the consciousness) is beyond any physical pain we feel when alive.

That's okay then. I've got Tuesday and Wednesday off next week. ??

No wonder you're buzzing, bro. ?

There's a certain variety of spirits that Punjabis aren't afraid of, and in fact we actively welcome into our lives much to our detriment:

You bigots forget Guru Hargobind Sahib built a mosque for Muslims, henceforth we are obligated to undertake construction projects for the Ummah. It's hukam, you manmati savages!!!

It's normal to wonder and assess and re-assess. Where you go from there is up to you. What does your inner voice say? Can it be trusted, or is it leading you astray? As a Sikh you should be thinking, "What does the Guru expect from me?" Can you fulfil those expectations?

Sounds like you've taken the red pill, bro. I inadvertently skipped the red, and found myself taking the black pill. One of my greatest regrets... or perhaps a blessing. ?

I remember listening to a sant who said if we could see what was actually around us, we'd go insane or never close our eyes out of fear. Some of these entities, anthropologically speaking, defy explanation. Don't expect their so-called eyes and ears and arms and legs to be where we humans expect them to be. Thank your lucky stars we're "blind" to these things.

At least imbed the YouTube video. It takes a few seconds to edit the link. I don't know where that link is going to take me.

I honestly don't want to jinx it. I'd like to see the start of it in my lifetime.

I think, with respect, you're looking at things with a hangover from the 70s-90s. There are things in motion that are beyond what you're describing above. Nothing I'd ever talk about on here. I guess we'll see.

Not in the mainstream. I'm seeing it underground; the very, very, very early beginnings of a movement. You won't see it broadcast or even talked about, but it's definitely there. We won't see it out in the open for another 20 years broadly speaking, and dependent on things like accelerationism or other issues.

A bit before my time but I love it. Some poignant social commentary, too.

Definitely. For me, his work on Interstellar is probably the best he's done so far.