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The girl is trying to straddle too many cultures and has her fingers in too many pots. She needs to decide what she is, what framework she is going to operate in and then stick to it. No point having the lifestyle habits of a gursikh but then having the dating habits of a goree. She will struggle for a long time with that kind of mix up. In the end though she will eventually break it. Usually, these sort of people compromise on their Sikhi values first.

Maybe Im being too harsh and judgmental? Just my honest views.

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'The ones who have Lord's Name within their mind. They alone are blessed; O Nanak, they are the perfect saints' (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, 319).

No point in doing anything without naam-

She may as well be an axe murderer if she's forgetting god-

Abstaining from whatever is no use if you've still got the mindset of a demon(Ego- thinking its you doing everything, not Him).

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The biggest threat to Sikhi are right-wing Sikhs sadly this forum is infested with them you could create a whole nother forum just with threads these guys made attacking Islam and Christianity(thankfully Mehtab Singh put a stop to it) worst of all most of these nutjobs are khalistanis so they help the indian government make us all look like lunatics and fanatics. When many of the actual shaheeds came from socialist backrounds they sit at home showcasing there hate and ignorance on the internet

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The biggest threat to Sikhi are right-wing Sikhs sadly this forum is infested with them you could create a whole nother forum just with threads these guys made attacking Islam and Christianity(thankfully Mehtab Singh put a stop to it) worst of all most of these nutjobs are khalistanis so they help the indian government make us all look like lunatics and fanatics. When many of the actual shaheeds came from socialist backrounds they sit at home showcasing there hate and ignorance on the internet

Post is confusing, at first I interpreted you as anti-Khalistan. Then I see your avatar of Khalistan. Please define "Right-Wing" Sikh you are referring to.

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Sikhs bigger threap . . . Sikhs that moan all time on forums an do nothin for problem

this is a problem but not the biggest one. I know some Sikhs amritdhari and not, are are absolutely useless when it comes doing anything in gurdwaras to help or influence others sikhs to the path. And yes they will moan, but rather than themselves as part of the solution they sit back.

Things will change once every Sikh in this position realises his responsibilities.

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I meant they make the rest of us khalistanis look bad as for the girls thing I dont really care about too much tbh back in the 18th century when there was a price on every sikhs head the population of sikhs was only in the hundred thousands and they were all saints since the only people who would become a sikh would be the ones who were prrepared to give there head for sikhi but when the Sikh Empire came into existance the sikh population rose into the millions because of all the sunday sikhs who converted just because the sikhs were in power and when the british empire defeated the sikhs because of traitors we once again saw a decline in sikh numbers who cares if more sunday sikhs leave, however if you want to solve this problem you have to look at what causes it, you cant lay all the blame on the parents(alot of it but not all of it) if your on this site from india youve probably seen many cases were the best parents sometimes raised the worse children and vice versa the fault lies with corrupted western society in some western countries 43% of marriages end in divorce within 15 years (though we cant solely lay the blame all on them look at all the bollywood gund culture that has infested punjab) the fault lies with the scum at the top who make billions from making girls think act and dress a certain way the commercial music industry, the fashion industry and the movie industry if you want to fix this indroctination and beathing your kids is absolutly the wrong way to go as yubacitysingh said that will just make the children rebel even more the best thing to do would be to just let them know about the bravery of sikh women throughout history teach them about the what they went through and the sacrifices they made this way they may make bad decicion in there teenage years do to external preasures such as other teens etc. but they will eventually remembr and come back to these teachings later on in life

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I meant they make the rest of us khalistanis look bad as for the girls thing I dont really care about too much tbh back in the 18th century when there was a price on every sikhs head the population of sikhs was only in the hundred thousands and they were all saints since the only people who would become a sikh would be the ones who were prrepared to give there head for sikhi but when the Sikh Empire came into existance the sikh population rose into the millions because of all the sunday sikhs who converted just because the sikhs were in power and when the british empire defeated the sikhs because of traitors we once again saw a decline in sikh numbers who cares if more sunday sikhs leave, however if you want to solve this problem you have to look at what causes it, you cant lay all the blame on the parents(alot of it but not all of it) if your on this site from india youve probably seen many cases were the best parents sometimes raised the worse children and vice versa the fault lies with corrupted western society in some western countries 43% of marriages end in divorce within 15 years (though we cant solely lay the blame all on them look at all the bollywood gund culture that has infested punjab) the fault lies with the scum at the top who make billions from making girls think act and dress a certain way the commercial music industry, the fashion industry and the movie industry if you want to fix this indroctination and beathing your kids is absolutly the wrong way to go as yubacitysingh said that will just make the children rebel even more the best thing to do would be to just let them know about the bravery of sikh women throughout history teach them about the what they went through and the sacrifices they made this way they may make bad decicion in there teenage years do to external preasures such as other teens etc. but they will eventually remembr and come back to these teachings later on in life

AGREE! I cannot believe how much racism, hatred, and even violence to those women you call sisters has been promoted on this topic!

Everyone has the ability to do as they choose and anyone trying to control others is just going to receive backfire. Maybe the biggest threat is really our own judgement toward others instead of looking at ourselves and making sure we are good. Stop worrying about what everybody else is doing with their own lives and live yours. Stop being hypocritical and practice what you preach!

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