Is This A Muslim Abusing An Apni?

[dontcallmebhaji]

I'm unable to open the link but this is common so called apni bashing! The last thing this girl needs is to be judged and critizised for making a mistake, and we all make mistakes. How many of our girls have we lost because we lost because of these scenarios. She should not be ostricised and pushed even further away from her religion. Ask yourself what made her go down this route and how her friends and family can help to come back into the fold.

[amritsaria]

And shouldn't the admins remove this post? Pointless and has no room on the sikhsangat forums.

[Hammertime007]

From the way he talks I would say Pakistani. But if it's clearly audible his name is sanj or sanjeeve then would say no. But the name could be saj

[JagsawSingh]

From the way he talks I would say Pakistani. But if it's clearly audible his name is sanj or sanjeeve then would say no. But the name could be saj

Could be Sanj Al-Haq Haq Huq Al Fyad Ul Ul Haq Raheem. We can't know for sure. Some of these people can be very clever you know.

Its like that time our house was broken into. I briefly saw the theif as he was running out of our back garden. The policeman who came round said to me "so..er...this theif....Black, was he ?"

"I don't think so" I replied. "I only saw the back of his head but he looked white to me"

"But ah..." said the policeman. "some of these people can be really clever you know".

I was a bit taken aback by that statement so after a while asked him if he wanted some tea or coffee. He said "coffee please".

I deliberately made tea instead and placed the cup in front of him. He took one sip and said "ere....thats not coffee....thats tea".

"But ah..." I said. "some of these coffees can be very clever you know"

[S4NGH]

From the way he talks I would say Pakistani. But if it's clearly audible his name is sanj or sanjeeve then would say no. But the name could be saj

What a load of bullsh*t

[MisterrSingh]

The way Asian guys in their teens to early 20s speak these days it's tough to ascertain what background they're from. I don't understand one thing though: I was born and raised in an incredibly rough part of town, mostly Jamaican families, but I never spoke with the Kingston twang, lol, not one bit. But you've got Asians raised in leafy suburbs, miles away from the wrong side of the tracks, and they speak as if they're from a rough council estate or something. How does that happen? They can't "pick up" the accent because they aren't surrounded by people who speak like that, so are they faking it?

[ghettosikh]

The way Asian guys in their teens to early 20s speak these days it's tough to ascertain what background they're from. I don't understand one thing though: I was born and raised in an incredibly rough part of town, mostly Jamaican families, but I never spoke with the Kingston twang, lol, not one bit. But you've got Asians raised in leafy suburbs, miles away from the wrong side of the tracks, and they speak as if they're from a rough council estate or something. How does that happen? They can't "pick up" the accent because they aren't surrounded by people who speak like that, so are they faking it?

HAHAHA i notice that a lot to it makes me cringe. Take the same kids infront of someone who is actually from a rough area and watch how there talking normalizes i've been witness to this. I knew a guy who lived off his parents, new car, big house, latest designer clothes who would pretty much act like he grew up in compton or something always bragging about how much he loved fighting and how he was a hard nut. Well same guy landed himself in a very sticky situation involing a bunch of black guys and he turned from ghetto g thug to "i don't want any trouble" in a matter of seconds. The reason why we have so many people act like this is because their parents aren't always playing an active role in their lives so they adopt a new culture and new look for attention.