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vaaheguroojeekaakhaalsaa

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I think you are right Harmeet Singh veerjee.

A Sikh should not cheat their country, but first they should never cheat their fellow Sikhs.

A Sikh can be loyal to their country and be proud of their country - but their main allegiance should be to Akaal Purakh.

A Sikh should never bow to any flags or PMs other than Nishaan Sahib and Guru Granth Sahib.

A Sikh should be loyal to Sikhi first, then country.

A Sikh should follow Sachee Sarkaar first, then jhootee dunyaavee sarkaar.

A Sikh should live by laws of Gurmat first, and if the national laws are within the Gurmat laws - then follow them. If they are against gurmat, then fight them.

please forgive my mistakes

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Simmal thanks for your response

I think we ourselves are responsible for our own genocide. We dont listen to Guru. Before owe our allegiances to anybody can we think a ponder what our Guru has said about it. Talk about patriotism. It brings "pride" and Pride is one of the five evil.

A Sikh can be loyal to their country and be proud of their country

why can a sikh just be loyal to few people? why not whole world? Is country a God? Where does guru sahib say you should be loyal to your country which is man made?

The thing is when you are loyal to Waheguru you will be loyal to everybody, it is really befitting God in one box by saying "I am loyal to my country because I am loyal to God".

WoW so you see how nationalism relates God to country, it is using God for selfish purpose to suit the need.

It changes the meaning of God also.

This what patriotsim teaches and if Sikhs understood this before that it is not gurmat, I dont think we would have been bowing down to "countries".

talking about bowing to Nishan Sahib , I dont think it is a very Sikh practice. We only Bow to Bani.

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